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... cream of the practical and scientific talent of the country. Among the more prominent names we observe—For Mining, &c.—Michael Faraday, F.R.S., Royal Institution; Food—Sir J. P. Boileau, F.R.S., J. D. Hooker, Royal Gardens, Kew; Dr Lindley, F.R.S., 21 Regent ...
... proposed, and Col. Chesney seconded, the appointment of the Earl of Carlisle, Lord Londe.- borough, Wm. Spence, Esq., Michael Faraday, Sob Professor Sodgewtok, Charles Frost, Esq., Charles Wheatstone, Esq., and Colonel Sykes, as Vice-Presidents at Hull; ...
... Religious Poets of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries,' from the pen of George Gilfillan, and a biographical sketch of Michael Faraday, the eminent philosopher and chemist, whose portrait accompanies the Part. Tea SCOTTISH The Review is I Raviaw. November ...
... courts of our (liml. Mir Humphry Davy said that the greatest discovery he ever made was the little Irish errand-boy. Michael Faraday, w hose early genius he carefully nursed, and hose eminence and fame fully justmed the philosophers partiality. Nothing ...
... their character of Exhibitors, or as having contributed to the success of the Exhibition, viz.:—To be Commander—Professor Michael Faraday. To be Knights—Messrs Lawes, of Rothamstead ; W. Fairbairn, London ; Platt (senior), Oldham • Lord Rowe; Professor Airy ...
... constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Lord Broughton; the Very Rev. Henry Hart Milman, D.D.; Richard Ford, Esq.; Michael Faraday, Esq., D.C.L.; Charles Robert Cockerel], Esq.; and George Richmond, Esq., to be her Majeety's Commissioners to determine ...
... band. Chantrey was a journeyman carver; Etty, a journeyman printer; and Sir Thomas Lawrence, the son of a tavern-keeper. Michael Faraday, the son of a poor blacksmith, was in early life appren, heed to a bookbinder, and worked at that trade until he reached ...
... Cloth, Pro. 3s. 6,1., T . ECTURES ON THE PHYSICAL FORCES. 1.1 to RITZNILE ACDITOET et the ROYAL INsYrrtruost, 184050, by MICHAEL FARADAY, D.C.L., F.R.8., Prokooor of Chomistoy. Reported sad Editud by Wiwi el Caooßsa, F.C.S. With numerate LONDON AND GLASGOW ...
... ClothPrice ss. Sd., TECTURES ON -THE- PHYSICAL POlICES, ,. delivered to a Juvenile Auditory at the Royal Institation, By MICHAEL FARADAY, D Fullerian'Professor of Chenustry. ; ' eported and Edited by WuLLTAX-CRoOKES, ?? With Numerous Illustrations. London ...
... Price 3s. 6d., TECTURES 0N. THE .PHYSICAL FORCES, ji delivered to a Juvenile Auditory at the Royal Institution, Si By MICHAEL FARADAY, ?? ?? S - Fullerian Professor of Chemistry. - Reported and Edited by WILLIAM CaoocEs, ?? With Numerous .llluestrations ...
... the venerable mini-. ter of Free St. Andrews. A OT RIZ TIE VARIOUS OF M ATTIE, AND THIIR RELATIONS TO EACH OTHER. By MICHAEL FARADAY, D.C.L„ F.R.S. London and Glasgow: Richard Griffin & Co. eloquent lectures were delivered last Christ- Inas, at the Royal ...