... a Protestantphilosopher yet living, and contituted that eminen t man of science who adorns our Royal Institution St. Michael Faraday ? Qitracts from Jlun. A CROWN JEWEI-The Emerald Isle. EPITAPH ON A PLovousoY.-Only a clod ! EPITAPH ON A SMOKER.-My ...

... There has been a good deal said about the friendship associated with science, such as . that which sprung up between Michael Faraday and Pro- fessor Tyndall, who hag sketched Faradav's life very cleverly, and no doubt they were very great friends. Mb~uch ...

... happiness, nay, the life of a fellow creature might be preserved by a charitable silence. GENIus FOaCINGo ITS WAY -UPwsnDs.- Michael Faraday was the son of a humble blacksmith, u-ho apprenticed him, at the early age of nine, to a bookbinder in a small way of ...

... HIImnplhrcy l)avy made miany of his dis- coveries and chemical experimlents in the old times, followed by his pupil, Michael Faraday, who used to delight young as wvell as old with his wonderful discourses anid personal enthusiasm. Literature here takes ...

... recollections of the lectures at the Royal E Institution, Albermarle-st., where I used often to j heat the gieat scientist, Michael Faraday, hold t forth, us tie only could, to both young and old. Very often I understood but little of what lie sai(l, but there ...

... recollect some of the earliest experi. ments in electricity being made by the great chemist and natural philosopher, Michael Faraday, at the, Royal Institution, Ilie took medals and lionours galore for his investigations in magnetism and electricity, ...