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... MIcHAEL FARADAY. we wonder,'with the i thenem, who will tell the simple, yet noble story of the ,eaceful life and works of Michael Faraday. Some mind, fit 'to speak of greatuesagreatly, is wanted for the gracious and solemn task. fle belongs to the ...
... science. Somebody said to Sir Humphrey Davy, in re- ference to a man whom we have just lost, Your greatest invention was Michael Faraday. Zoro than one invention of the same kind, though doubtless not of equal magnitude, is due to the meetings of the British ...
... terrify y1 England. al We. have this sear lost Sir Frederick Bruce, th our MinistersatWashington, an able diplomatist; fo I Michael Faraday, the most illustrious of the men A of science of his time; and Lord Rosse, whom m Iscience had to thank for much. The ...
... a nid ydyni yn coflo fo&dond diaiwr ' enwogrwydd mawr wedi maiw yn y eylchoedd gwladwriaethol o a chelfyddydol,:-sef, Michael Faraday, ac larll rd Rosse-dau y teimlwn ein coled a honynt flyn- . yddoedd lawer. Yn y cylbv crefyddol yii Lloegr, cafodd y ...
... mcierce the promotion of the study of which warn one of the principal objects of the Chemists' Association. He alluded to Michael Faraday: a man more universally respeoted a a man, or more ?? an an Investigator and discoverer, he submitted, never adorned the ...
... the past year, and who had taken a deep inte- rest'in Mechanias' Institutiosa-Lord Brougham, Sir David Brewster, and Michael Faraday. He also adverted tothe advantages to be derived from attend. -ing.the clamia of the institution. The resolution was agreed ...
... the husk as in the kernel, to ?? genera- tions. It is for ?? good-for the good of those who are to come after us-that Michael Faraday should stand ipa marble, free from flaw as he was-if such marble is to be had from any quarry-in the Abbey. He asid, in ...
... 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 ...
... assembled in the Royal Institution, London, on Tuesday, to con- eider the steps to be taken to raise a memorial to a MICHAEL FARADAY, the blameless apostle of i British science, as he has been termed. The a Prince of WALES presided. Perhaps the most ...
... inverting the order, that we may refer to the boy- philorophy of M~aster Taffe. He remninded us of i words which we heard Michael Faraday repeating in o ne of ?? lectures to ajuvenile auditory at the Royal Institution of Great Britain. My friends, sold ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...