... (From a Corrkspost>f.n..-j Many casual glances arc cast high the east sky these nights of early January group bright stars arranged in triangular :o.i u , Tlh* most prominent member of the group, placed the west, or right, of the bright stars tli*- tr: ...

... heavens. Hut nothing persistent and delightful in its way weather-lore. are all held the meshes ol it, and when see a red sky at night'’ we instinctively mutter 'tis the shepherd's delight.” lied in the morning is the shepherds warning. A halo round the ...

... or fog locally in the morning; temperature low, then rising somewhat. Rather Cooler in Sheficld. There was overcast sky Thursday night with desultory rain spottings, which times changed to light drizzle, and yesterday soon after sunrise more continuous ...

... nothing is =0 persistent and so delightful as weather-lore. We are adl held in the meshes of it, and wheu we sce “a red sky at night ™ we instinctively mutier “‘tis the ebepherd’s | delight.” Red in the morning is the shepherd’s warning. A halo round the ...

... huge towers at the ends of the bridge were fortified and searchlights from the left bank of the Rhine were sweeping the sky every night on the look-out for aeroplanes. The banks of the Rhine and all bridges were zealously guarded. “On Thursday, July 30th ...

... the fog cleared about two hours later, the rest the day being transparently clear, with scarcely a trace ot cloud the sky. The night had been moderately cool with a minimum air temperature of 51, and on the grass it, was low 45. There was a range of 22j ...

... PRICE ONE HALFPENNY IJIHEATRE ROYAL, HUDDERSFIELD. Tn-night— PR F.’’ PROOF— To-night. Next Week—Mr. EDWARD COMPTON. H h I I* O 7-0. TWICE NIGHTLY. - THE QUEEN MOTHER.” . .. Star Pioturea precode the play. Picture* Monday and Thursday. Times and pricce ...

... he or •he always karat' at least of them: the morning i. Ilie sliepher.Nwarning. Real at night is tie shepherd's delight. —which of ..arse. dull a red sky at night weans a fine day to-morrow, but that a red tooth* is usually luilosed lit' showers at 'east ...

... rests on the dome and cross of St. Paul’s, making them gleam in silver against the dark sky. Every night brings some new delight to the gazers for airships. Last night I found two Fleet Street arguing about a stationary searchlight in the West. It was the ...

... at the nearest approach—to trouble this petty orb of ours. Nevertheless, one who watched for the comet in the northern sky last night says that ‘t is of a distinctly reddish tinge! Is not that portent cnough? The Bradford Insurance Committee had its attention ...

... our greatest protection. The local authorities are doing their best blot out Grimsby and Cleethorpes from view from the sky at night, but it is almost useless extinguishing street lights unless shops and private houses—especially the latter—take measures ...

... inconve o ; once of having our street lamps darkened; 1:1; , we allow the tramways people to brillisn o illuminate the sky at night with their electri welding work. N'othing could be better eaktr lated to give Sheffield away. Perhaps the rl, ways Committee ...