... Note this SHOPPERS are being reminded that £2O notes with Michael Faraday on them will no longer be legal tender from tomorrow onwards and will only be accepted by banks. ...

... Sketching the Scientist The friendly younger rival of The Royal Society, The Royal Institution was founded in 1799, Michael Faraday started the Christmas Lectures for young people here, which are nowtelevised in a lectu re theatre that was rebui It i ...

... Plowright, actress, 73; David Dimbleby, presenter, 64; Julia Roberts, actress, 35, right. ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY 1831 Michael Faraday demonstrated the first dynamo. 1914 Polio vaccine pioneer Jonas Salk was born in New York. 1929 The collapse of the New ...

... that lit up when the children touched it, and other miniexamples of famous experiments by pioneering scientist such as Michael Faraday. ] think the children learned a lot. | know | did.” ...

... anaesthetic in Britain, was crisis. BIRTHDAYS born in Linlithgow. © 1949 Sooty made his first & GO Lelas, /)| @ 1831 Michael Faraday appearance on BBC & singer, 75; Joan smmm| demonstrated the first television. , Nowvight, dynamo. @ 1958 The State Opening ...

... commentary on the famous scientists depicted around the monuments base. There follows a chance to retrace the steps of Michael Faraday, John Dalton and Sir Richard Owen, the latter renowned as the inventor of the word ‘dinosaur’ The walk takes place on ...

... newsletter chemist and physicist | jnterpret the works they have chosen for which will beavailable at local libraries Michael Faraday, who visitors to the gallery. The exhibition opens on June 22. electr‘i,:lt.;;nam‘i) atr?(li rgoto?- | It is hoped that ...

... at the fair, which parties from local schools will be visiting. The fair will include re-enactments of experiments by Michael Faraday, who made key discoveries about electricity. ‘nO“ Following on from the fair it is being planned for the radio society ...

... changes in British bank notes. The release of brand new £2O bank notes have meant that “old” notes, bearing the face of Michael Faraday, are no longer legal tender. But the notes have not become worthless over night. They can be exchanged at local banks ...

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... William Wilberforce On the Abolition of Slavery (1789) Mary Wollstonecraft A Vindication of the Rights of Woman (1792) Michael Faraday Experimental Researches on Electricity (1839) Richard Arkwright Patent Specification for Arkwright’s Spinning Machine ...

... forces who seem to know his every move 10.15 Arlington Road (1999) Conspiracy thriller starring Jeff Bridges as Professor Michael Faraday who teaches the activity of extreme nght-wmg groups 12.15 am Beloved (1999) 3.05 Nyinsky (1980) 5.15 Barry Norman's Films ...