... have an interest in common with electricians in the one hundredth and fiftieth anniversary to-morrow' of the birth of Michael Faraday. In his great days F’araday snowed tenderness for newspaper sellers, for, as boy of elve, ne w’orked for Riebau, a bookbinder ...

... the one to be given on Friday Dr. Friend on Science in Antiquity ”), reminded the audience that it was 119 years since Michael Faraday inaugurated the Christmas science lectures for children under the auspices of the Royal Society. It is hoped that it will ...

... father off from Portsmouth to fight In the Crimean ■ War. and used to meet Charles. Dickens. Leigh Hunt. Mark Lemon, Michael Faraday at the heme |of Dr. Hugh Diamond when they visited Twickenham. Sir John Martin-llarvey. In a tribute at a memorial service ...

... founder, has long been a public as well as a Royal institution, but I doubt if [many know that they were con|ceived by Michael Faraday in the early part of last century and that jhe himself gave the second of ithem in 1827. One Jiundred years later Prof ...

... members meeting for muta benefit. These meetings and telegraph idea were a vital source inspiration. The biographers Michael Faraday do not mentj l that among listeners at his event lectures sat the then unkiiov Alfred Yarrow spell-bound. Yarrow, witn ...

... blitz denies them e^ supply. One can almost b t®; twinkle at the irony of i candle of stearin comes . centenary. It was Michael Faraday rjon pointed out how man’s illuminants developed conC i,i with man himself. He con ppK have foreseen the poignant pi? ...

... Geneva. Science for Children The Christmas lectures for “juveniles” at the Royal Institute, which were inauguratea by Michael Faraday in 1826, were continued annually until the outbreak of war. To the delight of children of all they were resumed last year ...

... the son of the noted chemist evening will be taken by Six Sir Edward Frankland and the Robert Pickard. F.A.S. godson of Michael Faraday. He was educated at University College School. Royal School of S`~. ~. ~. /-WWWWWWONNOW FO OD ADVICE DEMONSTRATIONS BY ...

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... Fever.” The enterprise owes its inception to Mrs. Paula Dimmock, who appeared on the stage before the war. Mr. Philip Michael Faraday, a rating expert. Who became one the nest-known theatrical personalities, has died in London at the age of 69. In his ...

... shareholders might wish to have some assurance that at the above figure the assets in question were not over-valued. Messrs. Michael Faraday and Partners Ltd., were*. therefore, requested to prepare a valuatino as at 1 January, 1148. of the assets appearing under ...

... English (ages 9-12); Games with words arranged Douglas K. Allan. 11.40—Science and the Community (apes 15 and evar)i Michael Faraday, written by J. A. Lauwery*. 12. 0 noon.—Henry Hall and his Orchestra. 12.30 p.m—Light music from Italy by the E.I.A.R ...