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... England line won lher laurels, in this peaceful strife as P w,ll es sb~d her b-lood at Alma and Inkerman. The d nusmes of Michael Faraday, of Robert Stephienson, of 0e Brunel, of Arnoitt of Lord Rosse,aRmong the greet t hink- el ers arid workors of the day; ...
... of the following notabilities, Bph the Right Hon. Lord Cbelmaford. Lord Chancellor; the pati Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown; Michael Faraday, the great Air chemist ; and the Attorney-General, Sir Fitzroy Kelly. W. These are all admirable lilkessesses, and are ...
... made for the lectures before Easter, 1859:- Six Lectures on Metalline Properties (adapted to a ju- venile auditory), by Michael Faraday, Esq., ?? ?? in the Christmas vacation, 1858-9. . Twelve Lectures on Fossil Mammals, by Richard Owen, I Esq., ?? F.IiS ...
... for the town of Brighton; Statuette of the late Duke of Wellingtor ; Statuette of the late Sir Robert Peel Busts of Michael Faraday, Esq., James Wal- ker, Esq., ?? an( of the late George Stephenson, Esq. ; Sketch for tire Statue of Dr. Izane Barrow, ...
... Chantrey I was e journeyman carver; Etty, a journeyman printer; andI SirTlsomas Lawrence,thie son of atavern-keeper. Michael Faraday, the son of a poor blacksmith, was in early life ap. prenticed to a bookbinder, and worked at that trade until hereached ...
... go through some b extraordinary evolutions by alternately pressing and pushing I the top with your hands, contrary to Michael Faraday's st theory, by voluntary and not involuntary muscular action. ci You then allow the agitated table a little respite while ...
... a very subordinate position in a London warehouse. Sir William Cubitt, when a lad. worked in his father's flour.mill. Michael Faraday, ;ngland's most eminent chemist, was the son of a poor black- smith. Sir Samuel Morton Peto worked for seven years as ...
... longer fears the whip? A Course of Six Lectures ont the Var ious Forces of Matter and their Relation to each other. By Michael Faraday, ?? ?? Fullerian Professor of Chemistry, Royal Institution. Delivered before a Juvenile Audi- tory at the Royal Institution ...
... aiid purpose to send themn to thle book WI itself. 1i' 8'iiy Letsfiurs on tie 0hcsatceh. iri~story; of a G'aad'c. tli By MICHAEL FARADAY, F.R, S. Griffn, Bohin, as and Co. ai Old Bonmes. By the Rev. W. S. SYMaONs, F. G.S. w Hardwvickec. at We have placed ...
... every man of education wtill desire to possess. v A Course of Six Lectures on the Chemical IlistorY i. of a Candle. By MICHAEL FARADAY, ?? X F.R.S. Delivered before a Juvenile Auditoy . at the Royal Institution of Great Britain, during se the Christmas ...
... a Protestantphilosopher yet living, and contituted that eminen t man of science who adorns our Royal Institution St. Michael Faraday ? Qitracts from Jlun. A CROWN JEWEI-The Emerald Isle. EPITAPH ON A PLovousoY.-Only a clod ! EPITAPH ON A SMOKER.-My ...
... Science Gossip.' PAMPHLETS.-' Shooting Niagara: and After ? ' By Thomas Carlyle. (Crown 8vo, pp. 55.) Chapman and Hall.-'Michael Faraday: Philosopbhr and Christian.' A Lecture, by the Rev. Samuel Martin, of Westminster. (Feap. 8vo, pp. 39.) Hotter,. -'The ...