...of science has been acknowledged by his nomination in 1855 to the distinguished honorary position of one of the eight foreign Associates of the French Academy of Sciences. Orbits of Double Stars. — Though not absolutely the first to apply calculation to the orbits of double...

...house in Park Square, and in the same year received the very distinguished honour of being elected one of the eight foreign associates of the French Academy of Sciences. On the retirement of Sir H. Davy from the chair of the Royal Society, he was talked of as his successor,...

...unanimously rejected by every living chemist. By the death of Sir Humphry Davy, in 1829, the place of one of the eight Foreign Associates of the French Academy of Sciences became vacant ; and Dalton was raised, in 1830, from Elected one of the Eight Associates of the Institute....

...elected an honorary member of every academy in Europe, including that eminent scientific honour, of being one of the eight Foreign Associates of the French Academy of Sciences ; whilst he had also received from tho Royal Society the highest distinction of that body —the Copley...

...wrong to the pope, who had been his friend," Baron Plana, the Newton of Italy, and recently elected one of the eight Foreign Associates of the French Academy of Sciences, has entered fully into the subject, and adduced strong arguments in reluwith which the good archbishop...

...the British Association; and, the same year, had the honour of being chosen in the place of Berzelius one of the eight foreign associates of the French Academy of Sciences. For twenty-two years he edited the Edinburgh Encyclopaedia : he was also one of the editors of the...

...and Scientific Pension Fund ; that he was invested with an honorary degree at Oxford, that he became one of the eight foreign Associates of the French Academy of Sciences, and that he received the gold medal of the Royal Society and the Rumford medal. An act of true and considerate...

...Oxford the degree of doctor of laws, in 1832, the same year when it was conferred on Dalton. He is one of the eight foreign associates of the French Academy of Sciences, as were also his distinguished predecessors, Davy, Young, Dalton, and Count Rumiord, the founder of...

...five years. He was a President of the British Association and of the Astronomical Society. In 1855 he was nominated one of the eight foreign Associates...and active as ever to the very last. He died on the llth of May, 1871, and he was buried in Westminster Abbey by the side of Newtou.— TRR " I can't go...

...British Association, and the same year had the high honour of being chosen, in the place of Berzelius, one of the eight foreign associates of the French Academy of Sciences. He was also member of the Royal Academies of Prussia, Austria, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark ; and in...