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... MICHAEL FARADAY, on scientific subjects were a novelty in London. Until Davy drew his fashionable audiences, the popularisation of science was a thing wholly unknown. Hut this is only one side of its usefulness. To understand what has been its service ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD. Sir, â Anything relating to Faraday is of interest, and it is as well to be exact in what is said upon the subject. Your Editorial calls, I think, for a word or two of correction. It is not in the least ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. A good many years ago a youth might hare bean Men gazing in with intense interest at the window of instrument-maker’s shop. Presently a neighbouring clock struck the hour; the lad started like one awakened from sleep and ran with all ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. Michael Fore was bow is Nemesia's in 1791, sad tie Vestry of the district hare acknowledged the howar by =We sL e e d t p ri t ot s sfter his sarastee. The Board bowie( school is the bass tolled it Wieland The Royal Institution sow tenth ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY . THE great scientist, Michael Faraday and Sir Charles Lyell were sent as government Collllllli sioners to watch the inquest upon those who had died by the explosion in the Haswell Colliery i 844. Faraday cross-examined the witnesses very ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. FULL OF YEARS AND OF HONOURS, this great philosopher has passed fram us, To those of our readers who are, or have been, in the habit of attending the lectures and dispourses given at the Royal Ingtitution, the outward seeming of this ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. A good many years ago a youth might have been seen gazing in with intense interest at the window of an instrument-maker's shop. Presently a neigh touring clock struck the hour; the lad started like one awakened from sleep and ran with ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. Born 1794 died Sunday, August 25, 1867. Such notice as we can give is not a difficult task—first, because his biography is very simple. The son of a blacksmith, ap- prenticed to a bookbinder, working at that trade up to the age of twenty-two ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. The great scientist, Michael Faraday, and Sir Charles were sent Government commissioner to Watch the inquest upon those who bad died by the explosion in the Haawell Colliery 184-1. Faraday, cross-examined the witnesses very pertinently ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. THE life of MICHAEL FARADAY, whose death we chronicled last week, was what, in common parlance, is called uneventful. But is not this one of those words which, in the confusion and limitation of human perceptions, we are apt to use in ...
... MIcHAEL FARADAY. we wonder,'with the i thenem, who will tell the simple, yet noble story of the ,eaceful life and works of Michael Faraday. Some mind, fit 'to speak of greatuesagreatly, is wanted for the gracious and solemn task. fle belongs to the ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. Mr Punshon, in the felicity of his illustration of the character of Macaulay, draws attention to the true secret of all enduring greatness. Work, hard work, the sweat of the brain through many a weary vigil, was, after all, the secret ...