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... THE FUNGI, By Mr. J. RAMSBOTTOM, 0.8. E., M.A. FARADAY-MAXWELL CENTENARY WEDNESDAY. 18th September, 1931. at 8 p.m MICHAEL FARADAY AND JAMES CLERK MAXWELL, By PROFESSOR W. B. MORTON, M.A., In MUSEUM LECTURE ROOM. Admission Free. Tickets may be obtained ...
... directed beam of light could be and, in London, he attende« lectures given he Royal or W. T, Institution by Pro Brand and Michael Faraday, one of whom mentioned the brilliant luminosity of lime when incandescent. Lieutenant Drummond decided to use ‘lime-light” ...
... GALLERY' (Stranmillia Road). FARADAY-MAXWELL CENTENARY WLDNESDAY, 16th September. 1931 COMMEMORATIVE LECUTRE At EIGHT p.m. MICHAEL FARADAY and 'JAMES CLERK MAXWELL. Illustrated by Lantern Slides. BY PROFESSOR W. B. MORTON,M. A. Chairman: is Rt. lion. J. MILNE ...
... Faraday Celebrations To-day delegates from all parts of the world are assembled In London to do honour to the memory of Michael Faraday, that great Yorkshlreman who discovered and stated the law governing the induction of electric current. At an exhibition ...
... lion. J. Milne Barbour, who on Wednesday will occupy the chair at the commemorative lecture by Professor W, B, Morton on Michael Faraday and James Clark Maxwell, belongs one of the best-known and most charitable families m Ulster. Minister of Commerce in ...
... the New Year scientific men are coming to London to pay homage to man who was the Aladdin of the modern world. This was Michael Faraday, whose electrical discoveries would make wonderful theme lor a fairy pantomime. Aladdin in the story bad one magic lamp ...
... THE FARADAY CENTENARY Th« r»*nt«-n»ry of the birth Michael Faraday, the dUuni.'ttiKli«d chemist sud natural philo«>|>lier who aacovded. if not in diacuveritik,'. at all IB eetahlishuiif, the laws of electro-(im. and who achieved more, perhaps ...
... afford heavier gravities. Refreshment in this country seems always lo be associated with both taxation and hypocrisy. MICHAEL FARADAY. Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society. Members the Belfast Natural History and Philosophical Society heard ...
... William IV was crowned; the British Association for the Advancement of Science was founded; the first dynamo was made by Michael Faraday, and the “new” London Bridge was opened. On February 8 of that year, at a meeting in London, a “Society for the due Observance ...
... house. This Wednesday 7.30, daring the week, MATINEE, FRIDAY. Deccmlcr 12th, ut 2. ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION ACCORDED PHILIP MICHAEL FARADAY S PRODUCTION, A MUSICAL COMEDY in Acts, THE GIRL IN THE TAXI. Now running, and Direct from the Lyric Theatre, London. ...
... lifetime of study sol labour, ardent disclplo ot that great benefactor of mankind, tbe late illustrious electrician, Michael Faraday. PRICE LIST OF rULVKBMACHKRS GALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELTS, and BATTERIES. B. CHAIN-BAND for Nervous Deafness, Used, Tooth ...
... AN ELECTRICAL PIONEER. Michael Faraday. 1791-1867, whose name h associated with that of Maxwell in the building up of the whole theory of electrical science, and who was a distinguished natural philosopher and chemist, was the son of a London blacksmith ...