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... ECHANICS’ INSTITUTE.—The Rev. Arthur I»I Mursell. London, will Lecture on Monday Evening, November 4., Subject : ‘* Michael Faraday.” ...
... savants were referred to by the lecturer in terms of unqualitied reproach ; and an eloquent elogium = was. pronounced: on Michael Faraday, the modest, meek, unpretending man of genius, the humble, sincere, Christian believer, who, amid the dogma of bigots ...
... INSTITUTE.—The Rev. Arthur Mursell, London, will Lecture on Monduy Evening., November 4, at Eight o'clock. Subject: ** Michael Faraday.” , ...
... England, we may hope it will help us to gather in our more honestly gotten harvest. Many years ago, in a late harvest, Sir Michael Faraday warned farmers that he had observed that the first streamers of the season were generally followed by a fine day, but ...
... Pope lisped is numbers ; Pascal was • mathematician almost in the cradle ; and Sirs Isaac Newton and Humphrey Davy, anti Michael Faraday, evinced the Natural Philosopher before they were into their teens. But the leading faculty has not in every youth so ...
... will be some day) one -then men of Join the freemasonry in whisk Hugh Miller, the poor etornarty stonemaiima. in which Michael Faraday, the poor bookbinder's boy, became the companions end fronds of the noblest and most learned on earth, looked up to by ...
... portraits recently exhibited at Peter- borough, and a gathering of portraits comprising Charles Lamb, Theodore Hook, Michael Faraday, Daniel O'Connell, Richard, and Lalor Shiel, all cleverly hit off with pen and pencil. A wreath of Christmas flowers, ...
... Heriodicals ewncludes its thirteenth volume. With the October part the Boy's Own Paper Interesting of the lives of Michael Faraday ani the Fleet,” with the coneladi Admiral Sir Prove Wallis, the “Father of wt David Ker's story of U and several short stories ...
... should retarn her the deleterions carbonic-acid gas, and this absolutely poisonous element in addition. Wantep—Tiwe. —When Michael Faraday, the celebrated man of science, was a poor apprentice, he used every spare moment for makio, experiments, In a letter ...
... -Browne Faraday Monday last Board of London inaugurated new school for twelve hundred children erected Walworth named after Michael Faraday there Sir James Crichton-Browne unveiled marble bust of delivered an address on his genius work He expressed pleasure ...
... Dalbeattie, 3.18.57; 74, William Armstrong (DRR), Newport-on-Tay, 3.19.20; 75, David Kerr (Irv AC), Stevenson, 3.20.32; 76, Michael Faraday (Solf), Salford, 3.20.41; 77, Robert Woods (WRR), Wailesey, 3.21.06; 78, Nancy McCraw (Tweed), Roxburgh, 3.21.39; 79, ...
... James Clark Maxwell of Glenlair Corsock whose theory of electro magnetic radiation ranked beside the contributions of Michael Faraday Lord Kelvin and Einstein towards the early discoveries and development of electricity supply What local people may find ...