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... barren session. Gladstonian tactics both inside and outside the House of Commons are inimical to useful legislation. ' M. Lumiere has succeeded in reproducing natural colours by photography, and yesterday exhibited in Paris the results* of his experiments ...
... kiuds of service to which it is to be applied. At the request of the Conseil d'Administration of the Socicte de la Forca et Lumiere, I have gladly undertaken this work because the subject is one in which I feel intensely interested, seeing in it a realisation ...
... may almost say among living prose writers, is undisputed. He sits in tha Republican Senate representative of Pans—La Ville Lumiere, to use his own term —and the rulers of tbe country have paid bim every honour they could think of, even to bestowing bis ...
... the contrary are the result of a conspiracy of the wicked foreign, but especially the English, newspapers against tho Ville Lumiere. may be I pointed out that the mortality falls chiefly the aged and on weakly persons in middle life. During the past week ...
... supplied by Faure accumulators, of which eighty were carried. Mr. W. Lachlan, the engineer representing the Societe Force et Lumiere, who was in charge the batteries, reported that but thirty were brought into use on the down journey, and only a portion of ...
... morning. was born an 1807, and entered the army in 1825, when he joined the 81st Regiment, becoming colonel 29 years later. M. Lumiere, a French photographer, has obtained some very good colour photographs by Lippmann method. Pictures of stained glasses, scenery ...
... feast-days our great nation Then, monsieur, you will be able to judge of surprise. Now Igo home tell my confreres in the Ville Lumiere what I have seen in London. My confreres will not believe me, and I shall have to employ my life-preserver, knuckleduster ...
... have discredited electric traction, and have shown that is incapable of competing with petroleum, and even wMi steam. La Lumiere Etectrique points ou* that this apparent failure of electricity only applies racing and to long distances, and, with partiality ...
... on won by two lengths, six lengths dividing second and third. Earthshlne. —M. Janssen has succeeded in photographing the lumiere cendre'e, or earthshine on the moon when throo days old. In tho photograph the continents were to be distinguished ...