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... lcd. We had s0555 very bad weather at the end week,, and( onl un~da mornittg s bttt since then we ist hal elen1(11s sky cold nights, aod thle glass at set- If tile farmers base the least energy, they snost secure :7 t ~~.~Inother of otir Corrospottdetrus' ...
... near as we could judge.' We had a clear e horizon for about half an hour, and nothing could be v X seen but water and sky. a Night came on thick and dreary, with our minds a nmde up that neither of us would live to see the light of another day, and ...
... admirable construction, was fa blase. The confla- gration lasted till all that could be burnt was consumed, and lighted uptthe sky at night to agreat distance. All that rmains of the imperial barracks of Sebastopol is a mass of charred and blackened stones, split ...
... of the moat jumportSUC The ?? appearance of the sky last night and thin morning was not, as it proved, ominous of a day rivalling that eversnemor. abl)ae one nwhich the St. Leger wasr'un. D iurigthe night il rain fell eaiiln; in the early part of the afternoon ...
... ons the piled arms mark the position of the Prussian troops, but no Austrian outposts can be made out, and although the sky last night wus'dark, ?? vedettes could see upon it no reflection from the camp fires of their advanced guards. During the march to-day ...
... is a radiating body, the ordinary glass thermometer being a very powerful radiator. ZapPs. such a thermometer to a clear sky at night, the mercurial column falls through the radiation from the instrument; let a cloud of sufficient magnitude pass across ...
... removing them by night. So late as last night some of the German wounded were found among the dead, nad are now in hospital. What must have been their sulfur- ings in snow and frost since the 2nd inst., for they had been lying out day and night since then, ...
... second, as to the state of the elements ; anCd, third, in providing for so large a colony of children for a field day. The sky the night previous gave signs of rain for the followiug day, but happily, -dismal prognostications were not realised, t for although ...
... wastiuo, hat cold, the mioonrising briglltly C in a cloudless sky as night closed in. Mr. Whelan B ascended in his balloon, and- alighted at Under- Cliffe, havingq to endure, when in the sky, a li tremendous storm of. rain and alsltones, whichi 3i compelled ...
... an overcast sky to-night, the weather has been most favourable. Cooling breeze from the south- west. Barometer 29-95. B=mLaceroi QuAy, Friday Night.-Weather very fine. CaunraoRsE, Frnday Night.-Fine weather to-day. namocz B.&T, Friaay Night. ...
... y tie- d2rubtfl. The storm has altogether s-nbsoro, cod tbe cenditions yes-trday were Mild to-d genial, athoughj the sky last night had an unsettled aspect. L EE;Ds! roniC DIlSPENS5ARYi.- Week enldig 2riday, March6tht, 191:--New-T- Oaillaa- patients ...