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... soap-boiler in the United States, aad himself Ii printer's boy Your selection of books on the sciences reminds me of Sir Michael Faraday, whl) was here three years ago, when the British Associlltiol1 fjr thp Advancement of Science met st Swansea, and who ...
... constituting and appointing the Right Hon. Lord Broughton; the Very Rev. Henry Hart Milman, D.D.; Richard Ford, Esq.; Michael Faraday, Esq., D.C.L.; Charles Robert Cocke- rell, Esq.; and George Richmond, Esq., to be her Majesty's Com- missioners to determine ...
... a Protestant philosopher yet living, and constituted that eminent man of science who adorns our Royal Institution St. Michael Faraday ? A PESTH-TILENT EXAMPLE.—The Emperor of Austria, we are informed, has made a contribution of 50,000 florins, and a yearly ...
... DEATH OF PROFESSOR FARADAY, The death is announced of Professor Faraday, which occurred on Sunday last, at the age of 76. Michael Faraday was born in 1791 in the parish of Newington, Surrey, and was entirely a self-made man. After being instructed in the mere ...
... DEATH OF PROFESSOR FARADAY. The scientific world has sustained a severe loss by the death of Professor Michael Faraday, of the Royal Institu- tion, which took place on Sunday, at his residence, Hampton-court-green. The deceased, who was the son of James ...
... MICHAEL FARADAY. Born 1794 died Sunday, August 25, 1867. Such notice as we can give is not a difficult task—first, because his biography is very simple. The son of a blacksmith, ap- prenticed to a bookbinder, working at that trade up to the age of twenty-two ...
... and there will be less of reckless, and, therefore, less of dishonourable gambling. MICHAEL FARADAY. What shall be done to honour the name and the memory of Michael Faraday? asks the Telegraph. The meeting just held in the theatre of the Royal Institution ...
... AREWRIGHT was a barber; that Sir Wit,- LIAM HERSCHEL taught music before he became a celebrated astronomer; and that MICHAEL FARADAY passed the 6arlier years of his life in practising the- handicraft art of bookbinding. Of course there is much truth ...
... lifetime of study and labour, as an ardent disciple of that great benefactor of mankind, the late illust, ious electrician, Michael FARADAY. PULVERl\IACHER'S MEDICO-GALVANIC CHAINS are exceedingly etfective icithow the aid oj medicine, rest I iction of dirt ...
... and costs for the assault, and cautioned Wheeler not to leave his work again. DRUXK AND RIOTOUS.âThomas Thomas and Michael Faraday failed to appear to answer this charge.âP.C. Allen proved the case, and a fine of os. each and costs was imposed. SHE ...
... accomplished Doctor of Music, like Mr. Bennett, now t( Sir Sterndale. Mr. Costa, however, becomes Sir M ical at while Michael Faraday remains to the end without receiv. T. log any tribute from the Crown beyond a suite of apartments w in Hampton Court Palace ...
... life-time of study and labour, as an indent disciple of that treat benefactor of mankind, the late illustrious electrician, MICHAEL FARADAY. PULVERMACHER'S MEDICO GALVANIC CHAINS P are exceedingly effective without the aid of medicine, re- striction of diet ...