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... Messrs. Priest alai to. tor No% a romps.). 'Won of patent powder, under the saws or improved Sei.lbsa issoNsls.r. Mr. Michael Faraday, 6,erriary to the royal I ausalys•••l pass&r ivess by the Lord Chief Justiee scruples suppose you late twu • iilJ, tit ...
... the Mlethods ofiperforming Ex- s. Lc- perimients of Demonsrrtration or ef Research with accuracy arid rr- success. By MICHAEL FARADAY, F.R.S, F.G.S, MRI Ic. 4. LIVES of ENIINENT BRITISH PHYSICIANS. With Por- traits anid Wood-cuts. 5s. ?? On tielest of ...
... Corres- ponding Member of the Institute of France. Robert Brown, Esq. F. R. S. Vice-President of the Linnrean Society. Michael Faraday, Esq. F. R. S. Corresponding Member of the Institute of France. John Dalton, Esq. F. R. S. Member of the Institute of ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. F. R. S., HON. D.C.L. OXON, &C. &C. (Prefixed to a Portrait in Fraser's Magazine.) Here you have him in his glory—not that his patience was inglorious when he stood uncovered before Melbourne—then decorated with a blue velvet travellingcap ...
... Beaufort, Archibald Billing, William Thomas Brcnde, James Clarke, Philip Cecil Cramptoa, John Dalton, William Empson, Michael Faraday, Sir Stephen Love Hammick, John Stevens Henslow, Cornelius Hewett, Thomas Hodgkin, Francis Kiernan, John George Shaw Lefevre ...
... Professor Peacock, Dr. Richardson, Professor Christie, Professor Whewell, Mr. Lubbock, Professor Henslow, Dr. Ro,get, Sir Michael Faraday, and Colonel Sykes. This committee, to whom all considerations of grants are referred, and which consists of members eminent ...
... Lubbock sod Bailey; and stretaries, Profemors Powell Steveley, and Mr. Snow Harris SEC. B. MINESALOGV.—PreiddeNt , Sir Michael Faraday, sice-pcsidents, Professors Danlel and Graham, of London, and Apeohn . • secretaries,, ' Professor Johnston, of Durham ...
... it might be of interest. he had given it . s how eve considered themselves not only bound to Henslow, Dr. Rogen . Dr. Michael Faraday, and the barometrical indications s in making any calcu- cupola furnace, into which he urged a stream of air in its present ...
... Thomas Campbell, the Poet — 184- 0 -0 Eyre Evans Crowe the author of a History of 'Prance Dr. Dalton, the chymist 3OO 0 0 Michael Faraday, ditto Martha Fielding, a descendant of the novelist WO 0 0 Lady Honyman and her daughters, as relatives of _._ _ - the ...
... Campbell, the Poet lB4 0 t) Eyre Evans Crowe, the author or a History of , France Dr. Dalton, the ehy mist : .. • Michael. Faraday, ditto Martha Fielding, a descendant of the novelist juu 0 0 Lady Honytnan her daughters, as relatives of . the eminent ...
... Natural I*hilo«ophjr Thomas Campbell, the poet - !^* E. ..we author of a History of I ranee liHJ |)r Dalton, the chemist Michael Faraday, ditto —*• ~*** Martin Fielding, descendant of the novelist » » Dr Jdm J amieaon. author of the Scottish Dictionary Wdhelmios ...
... Kirkby Stephen, on Wednesday the 6th instant, after a lingering illness, which he bore with christian fortitude, Mr. Michael Faraday, woollen spinner, aged years, much respected by a numerous circle of friends. the Ulverston Workhouse, on the Ist , Ann ...