1. Life and career

2. References

Life and career

Born in Dublin, Frederick attended a boarding school run by his uncle Richard Biggs in Wiltshire, England, then got his BA in 1860 at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), and was elected a Fellow there in 1872. He was appointed Professor of Natural Philosophy in 1902 and served in the role until his death. He contributed articles to the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.^[2]

References

==External links==

• The Beirut Rose
• Thebe Kgositsile
• The Bela Session
• The Belchers
• The Belfast Brigade
• The Belfast Newsletter
• The Belfer Center
• The Belfry of Thuin
• The Belgian bourse of Antwerp
• The Belgrade Dixieland Orchestra
• The Belgrano
• The Believer (Grimm)
• The Belize Bureau of Standards
• The Bell, Aldworth
• The Bell Auditorium
• The Bell, Bush Lane
• The Bell, City of London
• The Bell Curve Debate (book)
• The Belle of New York
• The Belle of New York (1919 film)
• The Belle of New York (disambiguation)
• The Belle of the Alhambra
• The Belle of the Season
• The Belles of St Trinian's
• The Belle Sounds