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... MICHAEL FARADAY By W. T. Orem o.lls. (Viet.). Based on a series of broadeset talks and reproduced from subsequent articles World Radio. - this keenly interesting book presents so intimate account of the We and times of the distinguished inventor of the ...
... Department in Paradise-street. Harborne. Handsworth, and Solihull. In fact, the whole of the Midland , will be reminded of Michael Faraday by floodlighting arrangements. West Bromwich, the tower of Christ Church will be Illuminated, and at Tamworth, It will ...
... BRITISH RIFLE TEAM BEATEN South March (Ontario), Saturday. By margin of one point Canada regained the Michael Faraday Imperial Cadet Trophy, defeating the British cadet team 495 points to 494.—Press Association Foreign Special. ...
... BRITISH RIFLE TEAM BEATEN South March (Ontario), Saturday By margin of one point Canada regained the Michael Faraday Imperial Cadet Trophy, defeating the British cadet team by 495 points to 494.—Press Association Foreign Special. ...
... opening the exhibition, the Mayor (Councillor C. B. Adams) reviewed the development of electrical energy from the time of Michael Faraday, and spoke of the tremendous strides made during the last 3U years. ...
... PREMIER'S TRIBUTE. Th.l Prime Minister said that without Michael Faraday there would have been no broadcasting and none of those extraordinary developments in the application of electric science which had characterised our age. To him, Faraday had always ...
... taken in Michael Faraday and his work. What he and some of his contemporaries achieved is detailed in an interesting way in William Cramp's book, published at 2s. 6d., by Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, Ltd., under the title of Michael Faraday. The book ...
... Among them was a little wooden box, the existence of which had been forgotten. On it was a grimy label in the writing of Michael Faraday, the famous scientist, who was born on *22 September, 1791. ...
... the Valuers. Surveyors, the Estate Agents' Association of Great Britain was held in Birmingham last nighf. Mr. IJ.l . Michael Faraday (national president) presided. It was decided that the area of the branch should include the counties ot Warwick, Stafford ...
... year’s Christmas lectures to children was well under way. This series of annual discourses for the young was started by Michael Faraday, so Dr. Kendall not only talked of his character, work and discoveries, but dressed and bewigged himself in the likeness ...
... Electrical Commission). PAY ADEQUATE Advice to Electrical Industry What you want is a man with the qualifications of a Michael Faraday, combined with those of a Gordon Self ridge, and for that you are generally prepared to pay the salary of a commercial ...
... ists, and she is related also to J. L. Pearson, an architect member of the Royal Academy, who built Truro Cathedral. Michael Faraday was another distant connection, and the mother of John and Cornelius Varley was a descendant of the General Fleetwood ...