... engineering, and it unravels the technical mysteries of television. The lecture was instituted in 1924 to commemorate Michael Faraday, the British physicist who, in 1831, discovered electro-magnetic induction. Tickets for the lecture are free and are available ...

... directed beam of light could be and, in London, he attende« lectures given he Royal or W. T, Institution by Pro Brand and Michael Faraday, one of whom mentioned the brilliant luminosity of lime when incandescent. Lieutenant Drummond decided to use ‘lime-light” ...

... Faraday Celebrations To-day delegates from all parts of the world are assembled In London to do honour to the memory of Michael Faraday, that great Yorkshlreman who discovered and stated the law governing the induction of electric current. At an exhibition ...

... William IV was crowned; the British Association for the Advancement of Science was founded; the first dynamo was made by Michael Faraday, and the “new” London Bridge was opened. On February 8 of that year, at a meeting in London, a “Society for the due Observance ...

... FIRST PHESBYTKRIAK CHURCH BOSEMAEY STREET. REV. B. NICOL CROSS, M.A. 11-30— Christianitv and Science with reference to Michael Faraday. o’d.—fl) Life of Dr. Darnardo, the Friend of Destitute Children. Soloist—MlSS L. V. GORDON. L.K.A.M. VISITORS WELCOME ...

... instead of the Duke of Wellington. A year later it was the £2o’s turn with William Shakespeare giving way to inventor Michael Faraday. A redesigned £5O will be issued at the end of 1993 with architect Sir Christopher Wren being replaced by Sir John Houblon ...

... development of the automatic exchange, and the use of cables to replace overhead wires. A tribute was made to the work of Michael Faraday. The lecture ended with a documentary film which traced a telephone call from Birmingham to New York, giving a detailed ...

... yet 100 years since telegraphy was even in an experimental way, and now bread-e«stuig stations arp kh actual reality. Michael Faraday, 1831, by discovering electro-magnetic induction between two entirely separated circuits, laid the foundation. Six years ...

... yeater« morning Chet. Signorinetta. 1; Do* ii. 2. .Six furlongs. Won by half a length. the “GIRL IN THB TAXI'* Mr. P. Michael Faraday partijre-dreaaed The r >n the Taxi on Easter Monday. The t: new costamee are Pans models and in- « the coming spring ...

... M‘Cracken, chairman of the Centre, who presided, said the idea of the Faraday lecture was to commemorate the memory of Michael Faraday, who in his lifetime was responsible for many of the amazing discoveries and inventions which played so prominent a part ...

... Canada, where was engaged construction of the Grand Trunk Haliway. and before leaving England bo studied electricity under Michael Faraday. ...

... sculptor; Robert Louis Stevenson, who had continuous struggle with ill-health; Beethoven, who coaid not hear his own music; Michael Faraday, the §cat scientist; Thomas Alva Edison, and Harry urleigh, poor Negro boy who thrilled King Edward VII. The book is published ...