... falsified when there was evidence of a depression that had failed to give notice I *Pproach Saturday morning. The dear sky j night gradually clouded over, and before commenced. At first it was inter- »oon settled into a steady downpour, * oootinued until ...

... Ban darts fortrfrogn his tierce 'laming sphere ; Thy path around him ever lieth near. If from they anillemined half the sky Of night we scanned, Venus would shed from high Bach gorgeous splendour as we never see From any planet of infinity. Fell fronting ...

... maximum. BOWNESS—Morning opened fine, with bright sunshine till middle of forenoon, when sky became cloudy. Sunshine at during the afternoon. Sky overcast night. Barometer. 29.60, falling. Thermometer, 67, inside. Wind, south-south-west. BRIDLINGTON. ...

... thermometer showed, the day was turned into night. tho previous night the maximum temperature registered was 67. By nine a.m. yesterday this had fallen to 56.5, which was practically the minimum of the night, and these two temperatures aro given in table ...

... just as big a hass now as it was then, or performances of Diavolo kind would prohibited. Twin planets just now rule the sky, both night and morning, in such conjunctions as would probably appeal to astrologers this particular phase of English history, when ...

... deficiency of rain equal to 3.3 mo ovemt * far. has not teen wet there have been some rather heavy 'lowers. The clear sky Sunday night persisted the early hours yesterday. After five a.rn clouds gathered, and seven a.m. a thick * formed, which lasted until ...

... and chill, tbat the aii always felt oold. The barometer was going al day, without reaching its average height, and th« sky at night had not very settled appearance To-day the weather will probably be cold and dry at first, afterwards, perhaps, becoming ...

... the lovely place. too, at the loveliest of all times in • garden, the noel of the day! Faint sunset hues tinting the sky, the night breeze gently stirring the lilies and roses giving their sweetest perfume, brilliant Venus mounting her accustomed path ...

... leave the lovely place, too, of the loveliest of ell times ime garden, the cool of the day! «Faint cunest buce tinting the sky, the night breese geatty stirring the trees, lilies and roses Venus giving their ecoustomed path, while the sloopy twitter of the ...

... returning! To leave tha Way sr boo, at the loveliest of all tiara is a paha, the soot et the ,le: ! Pabst soma less POWs W sky, the night bereft wily slinks dr Wass, lilies sad risen giving *.k evested poises, brilliant Venn. noshes let ammulleisell pa*, wills ...

... Kri, whilst the drawn duel between the Turkish guns was in progress, used to the time fuses climbing along the darkened sky at night, describing very, very slowly arc of an apparent foot or so, and exploding silently in the distance. It looked very like ...

... fosmen and platelayers till the train passed. The train was timed to reach Waverley Station at 6.15 last night, and it will not be back till Friday night. THE JOURNEY. The Royal train passed through Peterborough at 11.40. Despite drenching rain large crowd ...