The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-23
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DIR. LARDNEK'S LECTURES.
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81 Of May, and . III he continued four evenings a each week.
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and tsl sSaIshsi sc; has been formed, BY which hs.. discour.ss
LECTURES.
ASTRONOMY.
.t,aessNMaguiiudss~how dstsI%intd@1id. Of fisnstsry
Tisis@F1.s%ssi.s n BROKEN S' a Planet. net" Itns,sMaf By a V'TrS 9sS..
p'r'''y Of tbs Solar xrs s ySs SP. ass S 2ysS S.HiT td'ff""s''
Phy.ica! eharsetfS Of,hs Plinst:.Day' and N~isht.-A,mos-
s%s.y ysaa: ass@ Mas. iIJ@j..i,.ts$ X Tsis'copie Drawing.
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s;,slI q: a; Ard !. ,sl:.s oRis ,:pr' fg,.a.Op , Of ,hs rises. s ssGsR
are made o,ss q scale to iii In: area Of In. theatre. have been
ropisdf,o ON original drawings made by Sir John Herschei for
THE MOON.
Hs. il an simOspher. or seas -or waterl-is it inhabitsdl,-
does il affect the weathe, 2-is lnnacy a correct tsrml-do
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appearances discovered on our satellite. This representation
occupies a space Of above: Hi IL sun siYsFs feet
ls magnitude and distsnce-its physical conshtution-itss spots
To & e illustrate =. sss, 8. By : . .Tss:' s;sss, T :I:;s .ss !, n. !::,: si,s
'shsi' VIII A i co& siHsf observers
asis'-B'slaa:IE!ht s. sFs''' 4yS & E: Solar System.
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H e FIXED f!1Ea Y s "a
Their anal gy to the
sun-dsuble stars-colcred stars temporary stars
THE srELLARs ' tLTsr III AND NEBEr 4.
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comets .st from n, drawings . =, "sd .. BY sevsrsiis anime ,,s a.,, on
yya!iGis and estalSsass 2, Sir WIN and John Hsr;essl !. and
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AID 1,h'r :, oS s:sn through mh,' a t pos.4fsi 's sss. ,snss'' ;sI.s Of the
csvsrs an extent Of about three thcusana square feet Of can.
The armament will be presented as it ould be seen BY an
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Of tS. esle' a%,ii f Ss Sbo,. r s;,sSas%5 ss's %.i, S Ss , n, h.s ,,: i . saii
have been exhibited.
WATE Il sPOUTS.
Mott Notice co. Of .,~ { e; e ; /; aS: %;;s ;i e : ;ss s 4 !S;$ s: ,.a'' .s",,' nee.
"' 'oy :ss1 e B:sIins 5 :t 1ssss1 fi T. ISIS. INN"
Notice of some of the most remarkable Of these phen omena
l s.ts.s.. . By ' a, s sisss%,s ID ,'R IVES, F,n%s,t Of IN I rsS,-aisas
from original SfnTSeE. III T.: HN p Ii III NH Lieut. L'''i''
nina An oes.4 W IF i,h sSs:t ih phssGTf so1 t ana ;ins, w, ssU.s'I iisS;.i Light t
81 lightning Sforisd iliisht,nins.,6 ligh'n ns-sssaI light.
en'HFHhE n %$5Hys.cs-
Its i i!sS;N;s: n sas a.ns;,op Observation-Disclosures. fi;ssssTi s.u. .s: q {
is"-"Sfs''o 4 f r. E sssEIns-ho counted.
us ': :o1nd-i;s : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
instrument for e0' %HE 'A Ak vibrations Of sound
Its mechanical and physical use = fleets on light-on sound
on f ffisI E%R On a,"'
It magnitude, weight, density form Its motions, and distance
POPULAR i.sT FeAst.IH1AiclEs.
a~dgmeni-iaiiaci.s Of vision-oft touch Of hearing
taste TvSmelllnr.
TIL ,oH4kk ?; $s STEAM
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to f fRRiy sgffHa E n; RSr.'
To be illustrated 3. a brass working model Of low pressure
showing the cylinder. arr pump, condenser and other pumps
al aSHx didsct Rsi: s.e CT nodsl of til. -am. machine in ed
by Dr. L:rdn:r, for public ee sNa .o..;.S Al; a.! th :, i. 4. r.!
real engine. This model will be kept IN melton BY the work
~ 'oe THE STEAM NAvIEs
UNITED A T q AN IDf GREAT BRITAIN.
A m.a.l Of tn. m ss Ss 5I Of he untta State. stem fr gate
o offiD5i:iI.s arSS ! Ss.' S;dss.is nod:i..isy SnsTie. cS..isrd. E'a.
mode Of the m ,chinery of III. United 5 ates steam irigate
iu preparation, under the superintendenec &C Capt. ~StockIon-
con true ted for thes Lectures, under he direction OF Captsins
model Of the :ubsaueoa. propeller Intended to be applied
ImSdsIo A. valve %.s i.%s 7 Of .hs U $; 1risats Mis,is.
x:k. %Y "a. E a.s ss ;ss q T:s. .;. . is|sassd IL '9T &c ssS, y c C On. N;
. "a %iSSki ! XII RSI51sT railways AND
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ne diIec ion Of M. Hodge, Of iN s,sr, York .oh;,. {aa'hor Of Tie
A d,d.etic sectional model of a British Locomotive Err.
Raii' Roass-constIucted under the direction of Air Hodge
and DR.. Lardner.
PERSONAL NoT1fGNETsr q ca oRRIEscovERERs and
Lavo.i,r.,s.a,e Of eh.mist.y in i77o-6rst labor. Of Lavoi.
those Of seheels & Pliss,Iey -hl' great discoveries his person
franEiia-noties Of his electrical discoveri.s-his claims to
The discovery q the nature OF lightning disputed by French
Wa,t-his early dihicul'ies-his method Of experimental
wir by akey-his invention of the coadensing steam engine
paV5mno,ies Of hi. life, character and PRINCIPAL discoveries
venIion OF the safety lamp
FultOn-notice o, his life and his invention OF steam naviga-
.Wiha view Of rendering these lectures easily accessible to
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