Meteorological observations for January, 1836

~8S C E L E S T I A L P H E N O M E N A , FOR 5lAY, 1836.

Calculated by S. C. Walker." Idly. H';r. blin. ~ee~ 5

5

18 15 14110

14 , 14 14 i~0 [~0 'SO

£0 15 ~1 S~ 8 144 9 i 47 11 i 47

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N, 140 ° ~5 5~0 ~1~ 104 67 ~SS 5~

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'~ For irradiation

9.78

V. 10~2 194 ~65 158 55 1~24 508 45 ~84

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subtract 15.1 from time of end.

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d~lring themoUtdo • • do. •

a, 49.1.an°nsthldth" ' " ~°9"90

Baro|llet~r. ~°9.34 on30'dfi on ~24th.10th.

In c o n s e q u e n c e of an accident which happened to the rain gauge~ no estimate could b e made o f lhe quantity fallen siuce the 8th of January.