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... momm , Wu Lsky DOW *7er=ait 'Wind, LwwuDNO, nt; l4 Nzr.-A dull daT, little sunshine having broken tlrough an over- cast sky.. To-night's outlook is. cheerless, the- mountains being heavi cloud-capped, and'the vnW seawards towads Beaunaris hzy. Glass . ...
... sunshine ; clear sky; light . Night.-Another beautaal day. delightfully warm and bright, with wind and oalm sea. WrDKssDAT Night.—Following yesterday's great heat, a heavy thnndentonn. •wompnnied with a moderate downpour, sst late last night. The atmosphere ...
... Observatory planet rises to-night minutes past six setting nearly two hours midnight and at nine o'clock on the evening of 7th will be hi distance from sun Jnpifeer is becoming very brilliant objeet the evening sky rising night eight of month will aotually ...
... in the di ud sky At night the stars have uncommonlustre, 21 n, and the milky way shines gloriously in the W ser firmament. There is also a never ceasing display a. nd of the most brilliantmetcors, which dart like w of rockets in the sky; ten or twelve ...
... saying that the sun was no good, because it did not give light on a dark night when it was wanted. The reflection of the sun on the moon does, however, illuminate the sky at night; and if we were not intellectually in the dark we might be disposed to enter ...
... ditto shade, 60 degrees; ditto minimum, 46 degreis, SOUTHPORT, WIDNSZDAY NIGHT. - Bright autumn day. Events fine. Barometer (ripen), 292. Maximum e~de temperature 59-3- minimum last night, 45S. Very light t by N: current. * Sea smooth. Ozone (O to 1&, 5. RM ...
... of cloudless sunshine succeeded a dl morig. 4 Glass failing, 300; teroperature, 70; wind hIght, ras W.SW.; sea smooth. Sky te-night overcast; every appearance of rain. On 'MoRo, TruRsDAY NIG}=.-Heavy ?? Set in 're about six o'dclock. and it is blowing ...
... failing tendency. ?? I67. Wind st. t one laottwa-v-Coed, Thus-ala Evening-A close. aultrh arrived hit lday glass falling; sky al-night orca.,L Wind, light Suer J-~ N. SW. Theu ken Alteryssk7ith, Thursday Evening-Eiarometer, 29.70 left Si (falling); tbls ...
... only for very suort mess: 4 on the Mansu extension. ‘The days here are extremely hot, aba blazing ran la ap anclouded sky The nights bave been of splendid moon. light. The mecnings are dangerous. the malaria! rising all around. THE ADVANCE OF THE HOU ...
... OD us, in every direction, moving weith swift velocityor Their number is inconceivable. Every one whoan loolcaup cothe sky at night is familiar withv shoot- pap jug stars, or more properly meteorites-nd thel aerolites, in their comrmon acceptan~ce, ...
... morning Until the paling western sky Of night'* approach give* warning. There's none that springs so swift ant Delight* la** pure to smother. that which thrills and warns tbs hsmt. When helping one another. If days and nights seem born to If hourly we hare ...
... practically it occasion the exhibition view contrast of the to naked as occulta-tions the the third ap- in &th is be occupy sky horizon night is it summer’s the starsand therefore in time to its motions is Sun Consequently summer at midday Moon contrary to splendour ...