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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... minister, is announced to deliver another of his popular lectures at Tredegarville Chapel, on Friday evening. The subject is Michael Faraday: an unscientific lecture on a scientific man, and it is re- ported to be one of the best of Mr. Mursell's ma:,y able ...
... the fall. The jury returned a verdict of Accidental death. MICHAEL FARADAY. —Last night the Rev. Arthur Mursell, of London, lectured in the Tredegarville Chapel, upon the life of Michael Faraday. The audience was not very large, but comfortably filled the ...
... MICHAEL FAUADAT.— Last night the Rev. Artbtf Mursull. of London, lectured in the Tredegarville Chap^» upon the life of Michael Faraday. The audi >nce was no* very large, but comfortably filled the body of the chapel The Rev. A. -Lilly, the pastor, introduced ...
... oeeiii y. committee made a very saga- cious choice in their secretary, no other than the late eminent plijloso( her, Michael Faraday. He retained his post but one u't, finding it incompatible with his other duties, and had something to do with thA ap- ...
... Milman, one of the best 6c1 X and men of his time, did *-J t ! a- it beneath his dignity and 'tatiot e, the stage, and Michael Faraday, 0r f9 r. purest of our Christian philoso;'ir b d frequent attendant at the theatre thing good was to be seen. But Sha> ...
... the Dean of CARLISLE, who does a large trade in another line. The stage has been the delight and pastime of such men as MiCHAEL *FARADAy, who, although a Nonconformist minister who E occupied a'pulpit for many- years among the ie. small sect of Saudenanias ...
... LLANELLY. THE REV ARTHUR MURSELL, on Tuesday evening, lectured at Greenfield Baptist Chapel on Michael Faraday. Mr Edmund Morcwood presided. A FARMER SENT TO GAOL FOR DRUNKENNESS.—At the sessions, on Wednesday—before Messrs C. W. Nevill and E. N. P ...
... opinion on this subject. If the committee secured the services of one who could address the young as the great and good Michael Faraday used to lecture to a juvenile audience, how the intelligent youngsters would be delighted and instructed r The difficulty ...