... taken place in the department of the Scine during 1885 show that a very large percentage of the inhabitants ot the Ville Lumiere find life an insupportable burden, During the past year 642 people committed suicide or at- tempted to do so, whereas their ...

... demand in still locresring. , JAMES WAIT, Deskforrl. Cullen. March IS. ISG7. WINE, ft C NIRBKT & CO. be£ to thank their lumierous Fri» for llie they have enjoy*--! apwarls of forty years in Hie Wi*»k Tradk. the favours tht-v have already received. NiaBET ...

... Arrival of the Queen. The March past of the Clans, Highland Dances, photographed by J. Lisars, Aberdeen, with the Matchless Lumiere Camera CAMERON HIGHLANDERS ON THE MARC H; FUNERAL OF RT. HON. W. E. GLADSTONE (This Picture includes toll size portraits ‘f ...

... Majesty’s photo grapher at Balia ter, to take the records, Mr M outer Inul two machines in operation, one being the celebrated Lumiere. was eminently successful, and secured hrst cluss results the principal features the gathering. Mr Hunter also got interesting ...

... various experiments made in all parts of the world, and afford a scope for the discussion of their results and lessons. The Lumiere directed by one of the leading men of science of the day, the Count du Moncel, Member of the Institute of France, and its ...

... us say. Liverpudlian, or an inhabitant of Yarmouth? One would naturally think that man who lived in London,.the true ville lumiere, would, other things being equal, write better than the dweller among Yarmouth fish, or Liver ...

... However opaque the able chief might have been before , he now became as it were diaphanous with the es:starves de la douse lumiere de 'mix showered upon him. Each ray from every point of the political compass focused and reflected from the concave Hamm ...

... eonOnced him so far as to elicit a letter in which that officer says— Vous ayes raison. it nest plus possible d'eviter la lumiere mais il faut etre prudent ! As immediate result of this, Lieut.- Colonel Pioquart was sent out in 1896 on various fruitless ...

... *. hu would say Unit he Turnip Growing Association wa* It'iicut to this part of the country. It had rivalry among tuuant lumiers to raise superior tuiuip cro|w. that they might show a good appearance at the annual me* tiug. a* they hud done that day. ...

... mte, certain, MteMna haee band tor loenoea. Hmdarha, Wrbatea. I'mM« Peine. MlmUoi, IWainma. Conatlfnton, alarm, Torpidity. luMiere MteOtA—aed Brat Lixr da. te.«ae, U kN.«^ By n—g IMb Ttatteiana Am— lit tba foams! aI the T— white, l ilt, and Ibo leoey. ta ...

... aloud— Ah ! my name Gunn. lady, with well assumed tenor, pulled my arm and said— Oh, dear Mr Lumiere .' let stand back, lest the gun should on.— lumiere. Origin the American Flag,—lt is supposed that the stars and stripes which figure that national ...

... the present it is intended that the accumulators wit be charged at the Charing-cross depO't of foe Societe La Force et La Lumiere, but as sow as the necessary arrangements can be made the recharging will be done at Victoria, wits a dynamo machine worked ...