Books by Faraday: “On the Means of Obtaining Knowledge,” 41; “Chemical Manipulations,” 101, 233; “On Alleged Decline of Science in England” (editor), 110; “Experimental Researches in Electricity and Magnetism,” 102; “Experimental Researches in Chemistry and Physics,” 76; “On the Prevention of Dry Rot in Timber,” 149; “Chemistry of a Candle,” 234; “The Forces of Nature,” 234 Boots, a home-made pair of, 249 Brande, W. F., Prof., 39, 57 Breakdown in health, 170, 199, 222, 259 British Association, 64, 224, 264, 268, 297 Browning, Mrs. E. B., denounces Faraday, 251 Burdett-Coutts, Baroness, Letter to, 240 C. Cards, Use of, to assist memory, 7, 239 Charge, electric, Query as to seat of, 154 ----, The nature of an electric, 152 Charitable gifts, 245, 296 Chemical researches, 45, 82, 87; analysis of caustic lime, 76; new chlorine compounds, 87; liquefaction of chlorine, 93; discovery of benzol, 94; sulpho-naphthalic acid, 100 Chemistry, How to examine in, 277 Children and Faraday, 233, 235 Chlorine, Liquefaction of, 55, 91 Christmas lectures, 33, 37, 61, 101, 233, 234, 235, 258 City Philosophical Society, 14, 16, 40, 41, 230 Clerk Maxwell, J.: article on Faraday, 135; theory of conduction, 155; electromagnetic theory of light, 199; on Faraday’s conception of electric action, 217; letter to, on mathematics, 281 Closing days of Faraday’s life, 259 Coinage of new words, 116, 143, 144, 163, 188, 205 Commonplace books, 40, 89 Conduction, Theory of, 155 Conservation of energy, 167, 219 Contact theory of cells, 168 Continent, Visits to, 16, 17, 74, 224 Controversy, Detestation of, 268 Convolutions of the forces of nature, 167, 172, 269, 270 Copper disc experiment, 113 Criticism, Uses of, 14, 231, 240, 269 Crosse, Mrs. A., Reminiscences of, 233, 245, 270 Crystallisation in relation to electric properties, 166, 167 Crystals in the magnetic field, 200, 202 Current, Conception of a, 146, 163 Cutting the magnetic lines, 134, 213 Crookes, Sir W., Advice to, 267 D. Dalton, John, 65, 226 Dance, Mr., gives Faraday tickets, 8; message to, 30 Daniell, Prof. J. F., 64 Davy, Sir Humphry: lectures of, 8, 36, 227; note to Faraday, 11; engages Faraday, 12; travels abroad, 17; his aristocratic leanings, 25; researches on electric arc, 37; invention of safety lamp, 37, 42, 269; writes to Faraday, 44, 45; misunderstanding with, 56; his jealousy of Faraday, 56, 59; his electromagnetic discovery, 80; and the liquefaction of chlorine, 93 Davy-Faraday laboratory, The, 36 De la Rive, Auguste, 29, 66, 105, 237; letters to, 29, 185 ---- ---- ----, Gustave, 20, 28, 116, 141; letters to, 83, 85, 91, 207, 267 De la Rue, Warren: his lecture, 39; his eclipse photographs, 219 Diamagnetic, A, 179