... conrtioomwas not lighted. The re preduced candles from their pockets, and isolated . voees in - the stalls were heard demanding ¶'lumiere,alumiere, until at length th gas W iilted. There iS a chande- lier immediately overthe heads of t.acc ued, and the opera ...

... some distance from town until Tho hkirl of Aberdeen placed his house Dollis Mill. Wuinaien. Mr. Gladstone's disposal, and I’lumier a visit thereon ia&tunlay. On Tuesday, bcfwceo 5 and 6 o'clock:, married woman named Ehxabeth Doyle 1 tempted to commit suicide ...

... clear lead, and made all the muting, anal won by a short head ; three lengths seixuateal seasonal anal third. St !tubed and I lumi.er were last throughout. The VURKSIIIRE HUNTERS' SELLINH PLATE of 50 sovs, for Qnly qualified hunters. Two miles on the tilt ...

... s»' e eviileiiL'* Uh* Kwhiit-'U-I fcUU■! tiut Minuter (dXUH r awe uae |««hul of Uilb-r, au t'.it |» It. re|.rr» nt* a uiatle lUMier i»l per iptllon for tailk. »li» tuuit tlr.luct the coet >4 cliwatDK. U*o erkw, cmwinw. MMt not wore Uuto new |»-r KiUloo. ...

... Saxon, lolie superb* I. rte.udre paa . le voyaii d- j* enareeb sous I herbo, l»au* Toabli tr-paa D. sol c* n reus Ar.. Soaava Lumiere. 1. Aiqt.a.w crot baun.r Mai- tie- a.re’aa. vain, la poaaeier* A .-lubir le ternir li a* ail tru. d un coup. br-*er la Ug» ...

... Like the German poet, he seemed ever to ask more light! Son style porte ia sear-gue de Peffeort q sa pensee J4*. Vers la lumiere. luttte contre LPobscerite des cases. And even in the darkest moments hope does not fetsake him. In his gloomiest pages there ...

... was one of ‘canses of bis overthrow. It is said that General de will be chosen to replace The hero of the day in La Ville Lumiere is Jean Labasse, the porter who won the walking mateb, weighted with 213ibs, from Paris to Hercules is described as a of fair ...

... mother-of-pearl or a soap-bubble. Even for this result an Iexposure of some three hours in a strong light Iwas necessary. A M. Lumiere, a well-known expert manufacturer of pbotographic plates, .has just made considerable advance along the Ilines suggested by ...

... which manifested itself in drafening applause. means of his special preparations, the secret of which has not transpired, M. Lumiere enabled, after an exposure of about half an hour, to obtain faultless photographic reorodnotion of colon™. Among the things ...

... . They will miss, for example. any coloured pboto- graphs of the character of those exhibited at the Congress by Messrs. Lumiere and Sons, of Paris. But, taken as a whole, the Irish Society's show is of considerable merit, and will by its variety and ...

... negatives for the preparationof printing plates, some good effects in a fev colours. Be was followed by the famous firmi of Lumiere Bros., of Paris, and by M. Lippmann, who have, it is asserted, been able to obtain true photo- graphs in colours with but ...

... Albert—he was entitled Comte de Paris by way of insult to the Bourbons and also by way of truckling to the tickle mob of La Ville Lumiere—was ten years old when King Pear raised a revolution and met it with such feebleness that the Duchess° d'Atigouleme, when ...