... In the first place, M. Lumiere has made no new discovery. He has simply made use of M. Lippmann's method, and has never pretended to have invented any new progess. What has been achieved, however, is of some Importance. M. Lumiere and Son are, perhaps, ...

... depraved taste and disregard of humanity to animals, of which it is a sign, like some other fashions, soon pass away. The Ville lumiere” has not yet enough enlightenment to prevent such barbarisms this. Our illustration shows the way in which the cruel and absurd ...

... president and secretary of L 'Academic d'Aerostation of Paris. A lecture will be given by M. Wilfried de Fonvielle, Editor de Lumiere Electrique (Sir John Bennett in the chair), on the application of electricity to aerial navigation. An attempt will be made ...

... SOLD the will be LOCKET has the same and brings it rewarded. MONBY £700, and several other w gad for E. of FO —Apply to Twos. Lumier, 18th May. 1968. Spe and BUSINESS ENTS. OLESALE and RE- e TAIL TRON 91, BRIGGATE Fenders, Fire Irons, and General Rain Water ...

... A WONDERFUL INVENTION. The Cinematograph, which the invention * A. and L. Lumiere, a contrivance belongi- t same, family Edison's kinetoscope, but i ' higher stage development. The spectator picture represented to him full size on Tho principle, however ...

... MANCHESTER— Friday. ir.A.ii LIVERPO ° I ' S TEEPLE CHASE. ?? ° ?? ?? £' John (off ' to tk ) I !««> t» ?? Gr -»'l Lumiere lUO to 10 — Vain Hope ( taken; (taken 4 aft. offered; \*T \ ~ f T ?- nha -n(2otoltn) I 30 to 1 - Quadruped (tkn) ?? 0 i ~ Y' tim ...

... THE LUMIERE CINEMATOGRAPHE. The aim the Empire Palace management it to be thoroughly up-to-date, and thank* to fine hall in Street, Sheffield people are able to keep well abreast of the times with regard to music-hall novelties. This wee* Lumiere the ...

... exhibited recently to the mender. of the Photo Club of Paris. Ily means of him special the 'eclat of which has not transpited, M. Lumiere is enabled, it is 1410, after an exposure of about half an hour, to obtain a faultless photo. graphic reproduction of colon ...

... devoted many years of his life to the study of the subject, and the practical applieatiou is the work of a certain Louis Lumiere, of Lyons. who has introduced a series of important technical improvements, the results of which were exhibited yesterday ...

... actuated by a current, causes a line to be formed on the paper. It is mentioned by M. Gueront (who describes tb:nfllnt\u in La Lumiére Ilmn'qu)thnthcm;! d.andt, bandp, £, v, and w, which are produ bz movements very tly different, are n‘nvnuud y the mdfln& us ...

... representation that is given by Mr. E. H. I ! Paterson's company, considerable interest attaches ; to the display of Mr. Lumiere's animated pictures, ! by means of which the Jubilee procession, the Grand j National, and other striking events are brought ...

... duration of the exposure for chut-glsm under normal conditions, in an stmo:zhon such as that prevailing at Paris, and with the Lumiere trlntel at present used by the observatory at Paris; and further, that M. Henry should be provided with a wire-gauze screen ...