... few hours before the sun, but we fear there are few who shake off dull sleep in time to see it. This is what is called the lumiere cendree, or ashlight of the moon. Its appearance used to be taken as an indication that the moon was phosphorescent, or possessed ...

... method, and has never pretended to have invented any sew proems. What has been achieved, however, Is of scone importaece. M. Lumiere and non are, perbepa, amet expert nisaufacturers of photogrephio = i iz t l i have succeeded in =Moo thoioughly ie plates ...

... Northampton, on Monday and Tuesday Next, you will see these Three Scenes in addition to 40 others, re- i produced by means of LUMIERES' CINEMATOGRAPH (Animated Photographs). You will also have an opportunity of hearing the well-known London Entertainer, Mr ...

... which, w actuated by a current, causes & to | be formed on_ the paper. It is mentioned by M. ' Guerout (who describes Wflh La Lumiére | wmmm:{ d,andt, dand {.-. and w, which are produ umn.-u vq% WT“ the same signs. of these alphabet comprises onl y.m and ...

... cattle Cariton ete i Louth King’s Beed Properties at i NOY th Mr F Ward's Peterrce Shire Horse Woolpeck Inn Vill et bald-towe. Lumier Hotel. Prope-ties. 25th. FRIDAY, NOV South Thoresby Vine Inn Timber, ete. ; NOY wh Anges Hotel. Freehold Ertate = — = The ...

... Louth. Kine’s Peterborough Fair Larcoinshire Rams. Head Hotel. Properties at North oresby and Grainsby. QOT. 6th. Skegness Lumier Tote! THURSDAY. I Ensor’s Horses, Car- AKC. Harness. ete 3. L. BAYNER. Saxilby. Mrs Robinson's Furniture. JACKSON, and Saleby ...

... ' J ftvt . - :u leapth, a* feet inches in breadth, and feet 6 i* to the Concert Room a retlrlncr-rotim. and rt Room tb ...

... 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 ...

... for any giving up results, the one invented b*Mr. Hirt Acres and the on sale.~] , however, :‘ me :’ lus | one of Messrs. Lumiere. To obtain the mgumu:thn to plough phtwha.lmulnofvgrythilululm held there was a of warraaty, &5 4 'up ato| abiy coated With ...

... 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 ...

... title, Les Chroniques de I'CEil-de Bceuf-,'' modifying it with no small brilliancy, which reflects the greatest credit on his lumieres as a literary cha racter, into “The Revelations of a Policeman’s Bull’s-eye.” To Nations Embarrassed and in Difficulties ...

... ribton of the cinematograph is irflamwmahle and the rays of the electric lamp H tgnite it if it remains too long under them. Lumiére, the French plmm-, overcome this drawl ack by replacing the user lens by a glass ball filled with water, which scts as a lens ...