" i] PURCHASED 1923 FR i! GENEVA BOTANICAL GARDEN Ik ee oS) - Ea IEF ae * ey ih engi ata t ee ni MEMOIRS OF THE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES. NEW SERIES. VOL. I. CAMBRIDGE : CHARLES FOLSOM, PRINTER TO THE UNIVERSITY. 1833. ( Sal — i c Ae a . % | | a By 7 : is ' es a ae ou i bf intern Ka ‘ a A F ed ? : - : 7 : ea a ‘a ee , e ie tos al givaioe Gua BTA ee 3 (iste Wav ° 1.20% wv HOCH SEMA AL re | (MoadOT agatasre ys _ . a ' hy “VPitaavind GHE oF ROTMES ae : . ; E881 e.. ac os Ps rs 4 ia 4 . > Ce oer , : F CONTENTS. A Discourse in Commemoration of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson; delivered before the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, October 30, 1826. By Joun Tuorn- ton KirKianp, Vice-Président of the Academy. I. Remarks on Longevity and the Expectation of Life in the United States, relating more particularly to the State of New Hampshire, with some Comparative Views in relation to Foreign Countries. By J. E. Worcester, A. A. S. Il. 4 Table of the Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesi- mal Degree in 42° 23' 28” of North Latitude (the Ellipticity of the Earth being assumed to be ——th, and the Obliquity of the Ecliptic 23° 27’ 40”), for every Minute of the Right Ascension of the Meridian,— With the Corrections of the Table for a Decrease of 100” in the Obliquity, and of 1000” in the Geo- graphical Latitude. By Ropert T. Paring, A. A. S. Ill. Onthe Latitude of Boston. By Rosert T. Pare, Ae ALS. IV. Tables of the Present Value of a Life-Annuity at any Age, according to Dr. Wigglesworth’s Bill of Mortality. By J. Incersotit Bowpircu. V. Occultations and Eclipses, observed at Dorchester, Mas- sachusetts. By W. Crancu Bonn. VI. Observations on the Comparative Rates of Marine Chro- nometers. By W. Crancu Bonp. VII. Remarks and Inquiries concerning the Birds of Massa- chusetts. By Tuomas Nurraut, A. A. 8. III 45 70 73 ao 84 9] iv CONTENTS. Page VIII. 4 Meteorological Journal from the Year 1786 to ‘the Year 1829, inclusive, by Epwarp A. HotLyoxke, M. D., A. A. S. With a Prefatory Memoir,iby Enocu Hates, M. D., A. A.S. 107 IX. Remarks on the Mineralogy and Geology of Nova Scotia. By Cuarzes T. Jackson and Francis ALGER. 217 X. Table showing the Present Value of the Right of Dower of a Married Woman in any Real Estate, provided she survives her Husband. By J. InceRsott BownpiTcu. 331 XI. Description of a new Stand for a Reflecting Telescope. By the Rev. Joun Prince, LL. D., A. A. S. 334 XII. Latitudes and Longitudes of Several Places in the United States, as determined by Observation. By RoBEert T. Patne, A. S. S. 338 XIII. Tables exhibiting the Number of White Persons in the United States, at every Age, deduced from the last Census. By J. InceRsott BownitTcu. 453 XIV. Description of a Machine, called a Gypsey, for Spinning Hemp and Flax. By Danrer TREADWELL, A. A. 8. 348 XV. 4 Dictionary of the Abnaki Language, in North Ameri- ca; by Farner Sepastian Rasies. With an Intro- ductory Memoir and Notes, by Joun PicKERING, A.A. 8S. 370 Statutes of the Academy. 575 Fellows of the Academy. 583 Officers for the Year 1833. 594 DR. KIRKLAND’S DISCOURSE IN COMMEMORATION OF JOHN ADAMS AND THOMAS JEFFERSON. ‘ Leet WA ‘yy a. th _ WC by ‘ : : ny rf t Og i, ¢ > i Le i $e A : ‘ iH! At ry . iy 5 + ‘ fan é ' ; i ps) ’ * tue a * : » ee > ut ul i din way ve ah RY iain CL AP Se OR Be le 7 “Wek \ i hgh 4 " ia oF, ae AO ER Oe St iA fe sie el sbi BS se q nu) * ' we art 9 id | -ohvades alates kien: cra ie . i x, i | 9) ie , i j | f ‘ \¥es ; = " . Ci ea fi a ‘ ho . ‘ | j 4 { oe ee 2 mt Ab a4 . 4 , ? if { + i j ‘ ny 4 ‘ : = ‘1 y n 7. * is ” . rf thin we he! pe eid i : ee aa ECA OO AA As VOUHMAAAT BANGHT GLA BNACA MBOD ; = i + : AUG 7~ 1923 LIBRARY NEW YORK A DISCOURSE IN COMMEMORATION OF JOHN ADAMS AND THOMAS JEFFERSON ; Delivered before the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, October 30, 1826. By JOHN THORNTON KIRKLAND, VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE SOCIETY. GENTLEMEN oF THE American AcapEmy or Arts AND SCIENCES, Tue fiftieth anniversary of American Independence witnessed the decease of two out of the three surviving individuals, who affixed their signatures to the act declaring us a nation. As citizens and men, you partook in the deep emotion excited by this event, and joined in the solemn and affecting notice taken of their character and their removal. As members of this literary and scientific association, you reserved your particular expressions of honour to their memories for this, the birth-day of one of them, the original proposer of our Institution, and for a succession of years its presiding officer. “The recent death” (this is the language of your vote) “of John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, distinguished members of this Institution, calls for a tribute of respectful remembrance from their surviving associates ; a tribute which we would not fail to render to men, who, in the lofty contemplation of American Independence, saw, with wise discernment, its essential connex- ion with intellectual improvement ; who brightened the darkest hours of a perilous conflict with the light of letters, and adorned nM “AL IV Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of their elevated stations and their calm retirement by the promotion of science, and by generous and uniform encouragement of all good learning in the community.” In endeavouring to acquit myself of the trust you have assigned me, I shall give biographical notices of the men of renown, whom we commemorate. I should next proceed to speak of the estimation in which we hold their agency in securing the liberty and guiding the councils of their country, and treat of their principles and views relative to our great public interests. On these topics the limits of the occasion forbid me to enlarge, since I am required, under the present appointment, to call your attention more particularly to the intellectual endowments and acquisitions of these distinguished members of our body, and the good service they performed as votaries of useful and ornamental knowledge. I shall subjoin remarks on some of the lineaments of their private, social, and individual character. In giving some account of Mr. Adams, it is due to his memory, as well as to usage in similar cases, to speak of his ancestry ; for he did not affect to be independent of the feeling which prompts us to associate ourselves with our progenitors. On the other hand, he esteemed it a privilege and gratification to be able to trace his descent to the early settlement of the country, and to find, in the line from which he sprung, a succession of worthy, if not conspicuous persons; freeholders, of whom some gave one or more of their children a liberal education, others held the principal municipal offices in the towns where they lived, and all were in good repute. These men he delighted to honour for their piety, prudence, temperance, industry. His paternal ancestor in this country was Henry Adams from Devonshire, who with John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Vv eight sons emigrated to Massachusetts in 1630, having buried his wife in England, and established himself at Mount Wollaston, then a part of Boston; and his maternal ancestor was John Alden, who was among the first one hundred and one, who landed at Plymouth on the 22d of December, 1620. He was in the third generation from the youngest of the sons above mentioned. He was born of John and Susannah Boylston Adams, in that part of Braintree which is now Quincy, on the 30th of October, 1735. His parents subsisted by the care and cultivation of a small farm, and were held in respect for their good sense and excellent qualities. The son of a New-England yeoman, of such a standing and character, would be trained, from his earliest age, to simple habits of living, and be accustomed, as he became capable of exertion, to regular employment, to attendance at school, and to religious observances in the family and at church. Possessing a healthy and active frame, and a relish of nature, Mr. Adams showed in boyhood a willingness to enter upon the vocation of a farmer. His father however saw indications of mental vigor and of a love of books, which pointed to a different walk of life, and encouraged him to go to College with a view to a liberal profession. The son readily acceded to the parental suggestion, and studied under Mr. Joseph Marsh, who kept a classical school in the neighbourhood, where some of the children of families of distinction were placed for instruction. With limited means, he accomplished his four years at Harvard College. During his connexion with the seminary he applied himself laboriously to his studies, without neglecting his health, held a distinguished literary rank, enjoyed the high esteem of the faculty and students, and formed some valuable friendships, which extend- ed to after-life. The prescribed course of study at a place set VI Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of apart for enlarged education, including the languages of Greece and Rome, criticism, the mathematics, and mental science, should be consideerd as designed, first to exercise, and next to fructify the mind; to serve for discipline and for knowledge. Mr. Adams made himself acquainted with the severer studies, and scrupu- lously prepared for the class-room before he indulged in private reading. He was accustomed to employ his argumentative talents in a debating society, of which he was a conspicuous member. The affection he ever bore to his Alma Mater, and the good opinion he expressed of her system of study and discipline ; the complacency he took in the genius loci, the spirit and character that prevailed in her walls, afford so many pledges of his faithful use of the advantages he enjoyed whilst under her fostering care. On leaving college he became teacher of the town school at Worcester. At this time he should seem not to have made a final choice of a profession, although he may have entered his name as a law student. After the interval of a year, as appears by a letter to a classmate, having deliberated between the profes- sion of the law and the clerical office, he decided for the former. He prosecuted his legal studies with James Putnam, Esquire, of Worcester, a lawyer of high standing, who in the subsequent disputes took the side of royalty. He was a kind and useful friend to his pupil, making him an inmate of his family, and intro- ducing him early to the acquaintance and good offices of the eminent barrister Gridley. Mr. Adams, being duly admitted to the bar, began the exercise of his profession in his native place, where he resided with his father. As you have been told, he soon made himself a name, first, by a much famed defence in a cause at Plymouth, in which John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. VII he was engaged as counsel after he had come to the court, and next by an argument at Boston, when one of the judges at the court dinner after the trial, asking who this new advocate was, was answered, “ You and I shall live to see him the first man in this country.” In 1764 he formed the conjugal connexion, which proved so great a blessing to his life, and which was prolonged to within eight years of his decease. About this time he began to take an active concern in public affairs, although himself a private man. The cry of endangered liberty began to be uttered through the land; and could he hear it unmoved? His sympathetic nature made the interest, the honour, and danger of his country his own. He had been a writer in the newspapers in favour of American rights, but had not appeared for the cause in any public capacity, when, as his diary states, he received an invitation to join the counsel of the town of Boston in an argument, to be had before the judges, in favour of opening the courts for the administration of justice without the use of stamped paper. He regarded this as one of the eras of his life. He had not contemplated civil station. By accepting this call he would enter into the field of strife, might feel a necessity perma- nently to forego the quiet and security of privacy, and the benefits of his professional standing, opening before him in his chosen career, and possibly become the property of the public during the long agony that was threatened. Notwithstanding all these misgivings, he could not bring himself to reject the call. “Should such a man as I flee? —I, in principle, in feeling, by descent, by every pledge, a son of Liberty, a man of the people?” No; he would meet the hazard of the times. He said afterwards — « ] was never fond of public life, but on the contrary I avoided it VIII Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of with the utmost care for many years; but stepping into the midst of civil dissensions, when I first entered on the stage of life, it was impossible for me to avoid having an opinion of my own, and principles like those of the majority of my countrymen. These principles I frankly professed, at all times, and in all circumstances, however critical and dangerous; which involved me in an unayoida- ble necessity, when the times grew more tempestuous, to step on board the ship and to take my fortune with the crew. It is, and will ever be, the sweetest reflection of my life, that I did so.” * I need not detail the particulars of his course till the declara- tion of Independence, including the publication of his treatise on Canon and Feudal Law, which has been justly said to breathe liberty throughout ; his removal to Boston in 1768; his election to the Massachusetts House of Representatives two years after; his stepping forward under the sense of official duty with Josiah Quincy, Junior, as the counsel of Preston and his men, in disregard of the popular effervescence ; his appointment to the council, and rejection by the governor. Being chosen to the first Continental Congress, he took his seat there on the first day of the session, and gave all his time and powers to the great concerns upon their hands. Soon after his return, he wrote a series of numbers under the signature of «“ Novanglus,” against the able and plausible essays of “ Massachu- settensis ” (Jonathan Sewall), his private friend and _ political antagonist. On the 10th of May, 1775, he took his place in the second Continental Congress. It devolved on this Congress to appoint a commander-in-chief of the armies raised and to be raised for the defence of American * Memoir of the Life of Richard Henry Lee. Vol. ii. p. 137. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. Ix liberty. Mr. Adams had a leading part in uniting all the suffrages for George Washington. In this Congress began Mr. Adams’s acquaintance with Mr. Jefferson, who joined that body on the 21st of June. Mr. Jefferson, the eldest son of a respectable landholder, was born on the 2d of April, 1743, at Shadwell, in the county of Albe- marle, within a short distance of his late residence, Monticello. He was distinguished by his powers, diligence, and improvement at the College of William and Mary, whose highest honours he received. He studied law with the celebrated George Wythe, afterwards Chancellor, was early in the legislature of Virginia, and took a decided part against the British aggressions. In 1774 he published his “Summary View of the Rights of British America,” and in 1775 was called on by the legislature to reply to Lord North’s propositions. In the fourth Continental Congress the great question of Inde- pendence was decided, and Mr. Jefferson has the imperishable fame of having made the draught of the Declaration; a work which has always received the highest encomiums, as adapted to its end, worthy of the occasion, and marked by energy and felicity of style and force of argument: whilst Mr. Adams, one of the first who had contemplated separation, was, according to the avowal of the author of the Declaration, “the pillar of its support on the floor of Congress, its ablest advocate and defender against the multifarious assaults it encountered.” Mr. Adams was appointed Chief Justice of Massachusetts, but declined the place, desirous of serving his country in the more arduous duties of a representative in Congress. He retained his seat in this body till November, 1777; when he was made Com- missioner to France in the place of Silas Deane, who was recalled. 2 x Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of During the time of his holding a seat in Congress, says one of my highly respected authorities, who has examined the Journals, he was on more committees than any other member; almost every measure of importance, in some stage, was committed to him. He was Chairman of the Board of War, also of the Board of Appeals; he was on the committees to give instructions to foreign ministers, to give commissions and instructions to military officers, to prepare various addresses, — on the medical depart- ment, and on the post-office. Agreeably to his appointment as Commissioner, he sailed for France on the 4th of February, 1778; and returning in August of the next year, he took a principal partin framing the Constitution of this Commonwealth, a draught of which, in his hand-writing, made by him as one of the sub-committee with Mr. Samuel Adams, is deposited in the office of the secretary of the state. Before he had done his work at the Convention for preparing the Constitution of his native state, he received from Congress, on the 4th of Novem- ber, a commission as Minister Plenipotentiary to conclude a peace, and also another to make a treaty of commerce, with Great Britain. On the 17th of the same month he sailed again for France, where he arrived on the 4th of February, 1780, having landed at Ferrol and travelled through Spain. Between August of that year and April of the next, at differ- ent times he was by Congress appointed Minister to the States- General and to the Stadtholder, authorized to pledge the United States to the armed neutrality, and to negotiate a loan with Holland. Mr. Adams was not satisfied with the French system of con- ducting the war, nor with their views respecting peace. He had early perceived at that court a wish to prolong the war, or have John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. x peace made on such terms as would leave us dependent upon her, as would deprive us of the navigation of the Mississippi and of the Grand-Bank fisheries, limit our western border, and oblige us to treat without the preliminary acknowledgment of Inde- pendence. In his intercourse with Count de Vergennes, he signified plainly these impressions, and he was not therefore in favour with the cabinet of our ally; and Congress received an intimation, that it would be agreeable if Mr. Adams should be recalled. Congress declined recalling a minister in whom they had full confidence ; but so far conceded to the wishes of the French Court, as to join Dr. Franklin, Mr. Laurens, Mr. Jay, and Mr. Jefferson in the commission with Mr. Adams. A preliminary recognition of Independence was deemed essential, as confirming all the acts done in the course of the war, from the time of the declaration of that event by Congress. Mr. Adams continued in Holland till he had accomplished the loan in the autumn of 1782; and then repaired to assist in the negotiations for peace at Paris, the honourable and successful termination of which is familiar history. He had a fit of sickness the ensuing winter: on his recovery in the spring, he made a visit to England for health and the gratification of curiosity ; came back to Paris inthe autumn to complete the definitive treaty ; and had his residence the next year chiefly in France, being empowered, in concert with Dr. Franklin and Mr. Jefferson, to form commer- cial treaties with the powers of Europe. In the year 1785 he went to England, our first Minister Pleni- potentiary to Great Britain. Whilst Minister at the court of London, he published his “ Defence of the Constitutions of the United States,” designed to justify the constitutional division of power which prevailed in those forms of government. XII Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of He obtained leave to return home after February, 1788; having been nine years abroad, engaged in various important and, in some instances, very trying negotiations, on which the fortunes of the country seemed to turn. The Federal Government was organized, and Mr. Adams, being the second choice for President, became Vice-President at two successive elections. As the government was taking its first steps, there was great occasion for good counsel, and Mr. Adams, though not of the cabinet, was often resorted to by President Washington for information or advice. He was also sometimes called to decide critical questions in the Senate by a casting vote. The first year after he held this station he wrote his “ Letters on Davila,” intended, like his “ Defence,” to show the importance of checks and balances in a republican government, as an antidote to faction. Already he began to realize one of the apprehensions ex- pressed in a letter from Holland, just after he had intelligence of the adoption of our State Constitution. “There is nothing I dread so much as a division of the republic into two great parties, each arranged under its leader, and concerting measures in opposition to each other.” He dreaded justly ; for well he knew, that the seeds of party are sown deep and thick in the soil of liberty. President Washington declining a re-election, Mr. Adams was chosen his successor, Mr. Jefferson being Vice-President. During his administration, the party, which had been long opposed to the leadig measures of the federal government, obtained sufficient strength to prevent his second election, and placed his competitor in the chair. Mr. Adams from that time lived in retirement without public office, excepting that he was President John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XI of the electoral college of this state, who chose Mr. Monroe President, and that he was member of the Convention for revising the State Constitution, which he contributed so much to form; in which body he was requested to preside, but declined. The Convention expressed their sense of his character and services by a series of resolutions, representing, in emphatic and affection- ate terms, his claims to the grateful veneration of his countrymen. From this time his books, his farm, his domestic engagements, with hospitable attentions to visitors, a large correspondence, occasional writing for the public, his attendance at the meetings of your Academy, and of the institution for agriculture and natural history, and his animated interest in passing events, fur- nished ample resources for his mind and his hours. He was blessed with health and the use of his powers till a few months before his death. At length the frame, which had been for some time tottering, was to fall. After aseason of much weakness and a recent more rapid failure, in the perfect exercise of his mind and affections, his thoughts and words answering to those of his life, on the hallowed anniversary that commemorated the most signal and decisive event of his patriotic career, he sunk into the arms of death. I must recall your attention, respected auditors, to the notices which I have begun of his co-patriot. After the eventful year of 1776 in Congress, Mr. Jefferson was two years employed with Messrs. Wythe and Pendleton upon the Virginian code of laws, and next held the office of Governor in an anxious and trying period. He then went again to the legislature, where the law prohibiting the slave trade, that abolishing entails and the princi- ple of primogeniture, and the bill for establishing religious free- dom, were carried through under his auspices. XIV Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of Mr. Jefferson had married the daughter of Mr. Wayles, an eminent counsellor in Virginia, of whom a few years afterwards he was deprived by death. This event devolved on him the care of his two daughters, who were reared under his immediate inspection. In the year 1781, whilst under the pressure of public care and family solicitude, he wrote his celebrated work, the “ Notes on Virginia.” In the year 1782 he was again in Congress, and was appointed Minister to Spain, with a commission to unite with other commissioners already appointed for making peace with England ; but that event being evidently near, he did not under- take the voyage. In May, 1784, he was Minister to France, having a joint com- mission with Dr. Franklin and Mr. Adams to make treaties of com- merce. He returned to this country in 1789, and being requested by President Washington to take the office of Secretary of State, he signified his preference of resuming his embassy to France, acknowledging that he took a lively interest in the changes which had then commenced in the political state of that country ; but yet submitted himself to the disposal of the President, who renewing his application, he became Secretary of State. He resigned this office in January, 1794, and intended to relinquish public station altogether, observing that “a republican government was a good government to live under, but a bad one to serve.” At the repeated solicitations of political friends he gave up his first intention, and became an acknowledged candidate for the chair;—- was Vice-President four years, and President eight, when he returned to his home and to private life. Henceforth he gave himself to his studies, his friends, visitors, correspondence, and the care of his estates, which had become much encumbered during his public avocations. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XV For the last eight years of his life he was absorbed in pro- curing the blessings of good education for his native state, and especially in bringing forward the University of Virginia. He did not slacken his hand in this good work, though a new and dreaded evil pressed heavily upon him in his pecuniary embarrass- ments. The time was near when he must be gathered to his fathers. He had enjoyed great health and tolerable vigor, and never been obliged to claim the repose which age commonly demands. A disease of some standing made rapid advances; and though he submitted to the prescriptions that were ordered, he was conscious that his strength was failing. With his impressions and affections alive, he saw the advancing step of death; gave directions to his family upon many points, saying he committed his soul to God, and his daughter to his country, and dictating the words which should be inscribed on his tombstone, “The Author of the Declaration of Independence and of the Preamble to the Religious Freedom Law, and Father of the University of Virginia”; and when fifty years had gone by from the day on which he associated his name with his country’s liberty, he passed out of life. You need not be reminded of the powerful and affecting impression made by the extraordinary concurrence of the death of these illustrious personages, and the augmented interest it gave to the posthumous honours they received. I have spoken to you of their biography. SEconpLy, a sketch of the events in which they acted might afford a basis of reflections upon the value, the dignity, the importance of their agency in founding our republic, and guiding its councils after their establishment. XVI Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of What a large space have they filled! What labours, cares, solicitudes, services, awaited their days and nights! What exer- cise of ability, what resources of mind and heart, what wearing application and high excitement, belonged to their whole course, and especially to the more active scenes of their lives ! In what estimation do we hold the principles, doctrines, and opinions, relating to our rights and duties, which these lights and guides have proposed! — the doctrine of natural rights maintained in the act of separation, our common nature, the right of every man to the liberty not incompatible with the liberty of another, a government of and for the people, and liable to be changed at their will! The argument upon conventional and chartered rights was very concisely stated. ‘ You must be taxed by Parliament,’ said the parent. We replied, ‘Let us tax ourselves, like other English- men.’ ‘But you donot know how much we want.’ ‘ Nor you how much we can pay.’ ‘ We have expended money in your behalf.’ ‘Was this for yourselves, or for us? If for us, we pay you in our industry ; you turn our commerce into the channels you please.’ Still they reply, ‘ We want money and obedience.’ ‘ And we, we want our rights.’ What report have fifty years made of the value of such principles? For us they have proved safe and beneficial, with all our mistakes and passions. Our experiment has been long enough to be cited, though our extraordinary progress may bring new dangers or trials. But what have these principles done for others? What did they do for France, when they changed a civilized government, first to a sanguinary democracy, and then to a military despotism? We never asserted that such principles should be held or acted upon without knowledge, and prudence, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XVII and justice, for their attendants. Whilst maintaining the sovereign- ty of the people, we protested against change for light and tran- sient causes. We never said that revolutions were trifles; nor that liberty might not be hurried, and those called to rule, who were fit only to obey. Mr. Adams interested himself greatly from the first in the manner of distributing power in the constitutions of this country ; and he insisted on the importance of a division of the legis- lature into two branches, and of an independent executive. Dr. Franklin, M. Turgot, Abbé Mably, and Dr. Price thought little of this attempt at a balance of powers and interests. Some of the states established governments upon the principle of one assembly ; and the first legislative body of France was constituted in like manner. The former opinions of Mr. Jefferson seem to have coincided mainly with those of the author of the “ Defence.” Expressions of views somewhat different have appeared in some of his late compositions. We all agreed in the doctrine of religious freedom. We never thought of compulsive faith, piety, and charity. The essence of virtue is will. But it was supposed possible to recon- cile with the exercise of this freedom a legal support of religious instruction. Practically, however, our religious establishment in this commonwealth has been nearly done away, and probably does not accord with the spirit of the times. The opinions on slavery, respecting which Mr. Jefferson used such vehement language, we trust are now nearly alike throughout our country. We all consider, with Adams and Jefferson, that it is a great evil; but it must be left to be mitigated or removed, as views of duty or interest shall suggest to those immediately concerned. 3 XVIII Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of The portions of their principles and actions, most subject to different estimation by Americans, are those which appeared when they were at the head of two contending parties. These topics I hold it unnecessary and improper to treat. Must we re- frain from paying an acknowledgment to the illustrious dead, unless we will consent at the same time to bring them into conflict with each other, and with fellow-citizens; unless we will give their faults, if faults we think they had, for their character, and are ready to rekindle the party or personal acrimony, which opposing views and exasperated feelings once produced? On this point what is required by the law of propriety, of prudence, of charity, of common humanity, has been stated with precision; namely, “that the acts about which differences exist, as practical questions, were canvassed when the measures which they regarded were acted upon and adopted; and, as belonging to history, the time has not come for their consideration.” Turrpty. We now come to the intellectual endowments and acquisitions of the great men we propose to honour. Mr. Adams had superior native talents, cultivated and exer- cised by habitual reading, reflection, and observation ; a judgment perspicacious and comprehensive, seeing effects in their causes with prophetic discernment; and his powers of reasoning, con- vincing, and persuading enabled him to write and speak with commanding influence. Mr. Adams’s various knowledge and wide range of reading are well understood. For many years he was precluded by studies of the first necessity from much attention to the sciences. ‘ When,” John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. apg says he in a letter to a friend, “in 1755,I entered on the study of the law, I saw before me such a field of natural, civil, and common law, and such a group of men as Gridley, Pratt, Otis, Trowbridge, Thacher, Worthington, Hawley, Putnam, and others, among whom I must act a part upon the stage, not indeed to make my way to fame and fortune (for I thought little of either), but to procure a subsistence and live the life of an honest man, that I determined to renounce the pursuit of mathe- matics, natural philosophy, and metaphysics, in which 1 had chiefly delighted, in order to devote myself wholly to the law. The practice of the law and the avocations of public employment afterwards entirely confirmed me in the habit of inattention to the sciences, till, in 1784 at Auteuil in France, I had an opportunity and felt an obligation to go through a course of mathematics with my son John, then a child.”— In a_letter, dated April, 1785, recommending his son to a gentleman of our University, he ob- serves; “In the course of the last year, instead of playing cards like the fashionable world, I have spent my evenings with him. We went with some accuracy through the Geometry in ‘The Preceptor,’ the eight books of Simpson’s Euclid in Latin, and compared it, problem by problem, and theorem by theorem, with Le Pére Dechalles in French; we went through Plain Trigonometry and Plain Sailing, Fenning’s Algebra, and the Deci- mal Fractions, Arithmetical and Geometrical Proportions, and the Conic Sections, in Ward’s Mathematics. I then attempted a sublime flight, and endeavoured to give him some idea of the Differential Method of Calculation of the Marquis de ) Hopital, and the Method of Fluxions and Infinite Series of Sir Isaac Newton. But alas, it is thirty years since I thought of Mathe- matics, and I found I had lost the little I once knew, especially XX Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of of these higher branches; so that he is as yet but a smatterer like his father. However, he has a foundation laid, which will enable him, with a year’s attendance on the mathematical pro- fessor, to make the necessary proficiency for a degree.” In the intervals of business, and afterwards in his long season of ample leisure, Mr. Adams was a constant reader. He re- tained and increased his knowledge of Latin, which he read currently, and he occasionally applied himself to a Greek author. When he went to France, he left nothing undone to master the French language. He learned to read it perfectly, to un- derstand it in conversation, and to speak it with tolerable fluency, but not well. His reading included works on general politics, the body of English and French literature, older and recent productions, ethics and mental philosophy, and the most important theological subjects. In his latter years he reviewed opinions in philosophy, in its largest definition; the science that discovers and teaches those principles, by means of which happiness is acquired, presery- ed, and increased,—the nature of good; perusing such works as Enfield’s “ History of Philosophy,” and many of the original works of ancient and modern authors of which a summary account is there given. He read the free-thinkers, French and English, and re-examined the evidences of revealed religion, finding his faith confirmed by the result. Butler’s “ Analogy ” and “Sermons” stood high in his estimation. The latter he said he had by heart long ago. He valued him as giving the key to the present state, teaching that the end of being is character. He approved of the ethical philosophy of Hutcheson, Wollaston, Samuel Clarke, and Brown, the lectures of the last having been read by him within a year of his death. He valued Paley, but deemed his theory John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. RMI of moral obligation, and account of the nature of virtue, defec- tive. He ceased not to hold Locke’s writings in great esteem. The older English sermonists met his taste ; Tillotson, Samuel Clarke, Drs. Atterbury, Hoadly, Sherlock, Secker, South. Swift’s, Sterne’s, and Blair’s Sermons also he was fond of perus- ing. He spoke of Addison’s papers on “the Pleasures of the Imagination” with emphatic praise, and advised a young friend to transcribe them into his common-place book. He honoured the writings of Barrow, pronouncing him a quarry of taste, sentiment, and expression. After Mr. Adams retired from public life to his farm, he pe- rused some of the best works on agriculture, and paid some attention to natural history. As to his manner of study, he read with selection, fre- quently with a particular purpose to gain a full view of a subject ; he read with attention, with patience, with meditation, and with revision, so that his reading all turned to use, and nourished and invigorated without encumbering his mind. He sometimes wrote an abstract of what he had acquired on a subject from a course of reading. I have seen a specimen of this sort of exercise in an essay on Alga fucus (sea-weed), containing all the information he could obtain from books, as well as his own observations and experience, and showing the qualities and uses of the plant, with which he had learned to enrich his lands. His time was distributed by a general, not a punctilious meth- od; since, with the industrious, study and business commonly point out their own time. He profited himself by conversation as well as reading, ever ready to receive as well as to give. Whilst abroad, he made the acquaintance of many of the master- spirits in politics, philosophy, and letters, XXII Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of I would say a word upon Mr. Adams as an author and writer. His productions are a multitude of official papers, numerous letters, published and unpublished, periodical essays, “The Defence of the American Constitutions,” and the “ Letters on Davila.” His compositions are the expressions of an enlightened and opulent mind; instructive and generally interesting. His style is per- spicuous and forcible, often undisciplined, with occasional peri- ods of negligent construction; his epistolary writing, easy, diversified, and agreeable. Passages of great power are found in all his productions, which not merely enlighten and instruct, but are fitted to affect, excite, and touch the reader. The “Letters on Davila” exhibit ingenious views, the philosophy of history, and many passages of great force and beauty. We have often heard of his great resources in speaking, his fer- tility in argument, sentiment, and illustration. Let me remind you of his patronage and promotion of that good learning, of which he had so large a store. We owe to Mr. Adams the first proposal of this Association. When he travelled from Boston to Philadelphia in 1774—5, he several times visited, at Norwalk, a curious collection in natural history, of American birds and insects, made by Mr. Arnold. This was afterwards sold to Sir Ashton Lever, in whose apartments at London Mr. Adams saw it again, and felt a new regret at our im- perfect knowledge of the productions of the three kingdoms of nature in our land. In France his visits to the museums and other establishments, with the inquiries of the Academicians and other men of science and letters respecting this country ; their encomi- ums on the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia, and on some of the papers in their Memoirs, suggested to him the idea of en- gaging his native state to do something in the same good but neglec- John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XXII ted cause. In 1779 he returned in the French frigate Le Sensible, with the Chevalier de la Luzerne and M. Marbois 3 and on a pub- lic occasion at Cambridge, being seated next to our distinguish- ed clergyman, the late Reverend Dr. Cooper, he communicated to the Doctor his views and feelings, and concluded with propos- ing that the subsequent legislature of Massachusetts should be applied to, to institute an Academy of Arts and Sciences. Vari- ous objections which occurred being answered by Mr. Adams, the gentleman abovenamed interested himself in the design so judiciously and effectually, that at the first meeting of the legisla- ture, under the new constitution, in 1780, the incorporation of the Academy took place. On the decease of our first President, his late Excellency Governor Bowdoin, Mr. Adams was chosen President, gave his regular attendance at the meetings for a succession of years, and afforded his countenance by generous donations to the library. The several volumes of our Transac- tions are, we trust, very respectable vouchers for the wisdom of our founder; and these vouchers would have been more ample, if many of us had done as much as has been done by a few to justify his zeal, and if it had occurred to the Academy early to divide themselves into classes or committees for the several departments of knowledge, which are now under the charge of distinct societies. Mr. Adams manifested his attachment to the same interests by inserting in the draughts of the project of the Constitution for the state, the second section of the fifth chapter ; which was adopted, making it the duty of the legislature to be the liberal patron of sciences, arts, and education, as well as of the social and moral virtues. XXIV Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of He cherished our institution for Agriculture and Natural His- tory, by presiding at the meetings of the board, through a series of years. Eight years before his death he made an endowment for an Academy (with many careful provisions) in his native town, to which he bequeathed his extensive and valuable library, and also a property for erecting a church. The literary and scientific associations in this country, among others the Historical Society in this state and the Philosophical Society of Philadelphia, manifested their sense of his merit, by making him one of their number; and several Universities, besides the oldest, his own, conferred on him honorary degrees. Whilst we acknowledge our obligation to his mind and learning, let us honour the qualities of his heart, and the moral excellences which claim our esteem and affection ; — his patience of labour; his superiority to any unworthy indulgence of the appetites ; his energy, vigor, and fearlessness; his probity, his warmth of affection, his public spirit and love of country ; and these personal and social virtues crowned by faith and piety. The pre-eminence of Mr. Jefferson’s talents, and the variety and value of his acquirements are to be subjects of our attention. These talents and attainments have been exhibited to the public judgment, in the productions of his mind which are known. They have made themselves evident to enlightened individuals who have resorted to his dwelling or sought his intercourse. He was ever ready to lend the light of his mind, and commu- nicate his knowledge to all who had an open ear. [I avail myself of these general sources, and of more particular information of the most authentic kind, to present views of his mind and its pursuits. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XXV His early relinquishment of legal practice gave him more time for general studies ; yet, as he did not postpone business to books, the engagements of a public kind, as well as the private duties, early devolving upon him, often drew him off from this liberal occupation, so agreeable to his taste and wishes. He read Latin with facility and constantly, the books in that language being an every-day amusement and his favorite travelling companions ; though he complained, after his retirement from public life, of the failure of the critical skill he once had in Roman literature. He had studied Greek in his youth with success, but, during the long lapse of time in which he had neglected it, lost much of his knowledge; which, however, by much effort, he recovered so as to read Homer and the tragic poets, Sophocles and Euripides, — also Plutarch, Dion Cassius, and the Byzantine historians. Such was his attachment to the ancient languages, that he said he felt himself more indebted to his father for his classical education, than for his estate. He learned French in a French family when a boy; but had lost the habit of speaking it when he went to France. He recovered it so as to speak it with ease, but with occasional mistakes in minor particulars, and with a strong accent. He learned Italian early. One of the first authors. he took up in - that language was Davila, whom he read with great interest, and whose work he said had exerted an influence on his opinions through life. Notwithstanding his attachment to Italian, he rather recom- mended Spanish for those who wanted time for both. He learn- ed it late, after he was appointed minister to France. He took it up on his voyage, and, pursuing it with his characteristic energy 4 xxvi_ Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of and perseverance, made progress enough, before his arrival, to read Spanish authors with considerable ease. He made himself acquainted with the Anglo-Saxon, which he considered as the parent stock of the English. He honoured Locke and Stewart, but ceased to take an interest in metaphysical theories. As a practical ethical treatise, explaining duties to God and man, he esteemed the French work on Wisdom by Charron. He was accustomed to read Demosthenes and Cicero in the origi- nal, preferring the former. His favorite study had been mathematics from his youth; which he esteemed an essential part of high education for a young man, both for the improvement of his thinking powers and general benefit of his mind, and for practical usefulness. As he advanced in life, this science influenced all his tastes; he was more attached to the exact, and less fond of what was speculative and imaginative. He had been attached to poetry, of the classic, not romantic school; but, as he grew old, retained almost none but Shakspeare and Pope. He had been in early years passionately fond of music, using the violin; on which he excelled, and practised, till the bustle of public life forbade him the recreation. He possessed a taste and skill in the mechanic arts, having an apartment with tools appropriated to his use in this exercise. For his invention of a model of a Mould-board, executed by his own hand, he received a gold medal from the Society for Agriculture of the Department of the Seine. He studied architecture, and drew the plan of the beautiful University edifices. He sought knowledge among the living as well as the dead. When minister abroad, he formed his society rather among the academicians and philosophers, than the members of the diplo- matic corps. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XXVII The quality of his composition is peculiar and characteristic ; marked by terse and graphical language, by felicity of phrase, by striking allusion and analogy. So also the uncommon attrac- tions of his conversation have been the theme of constant remark and encomium. The various ways in which he has promoted knowledge and improvement are too many to be here detailed. He was Presi- dent of the Philosophical Society, after Dr. Rittenhouse, till the year 1815, and member of many literary and scientific societies at home and abroad. He also received the honorary notices of many of our public colleges and universities, The last service he rendered to the cause of improvement con- sisted of a series of indefatigable exertions and anxious cares, in effecting the establishment of the University of Virginia; and his last, most grateful reflections and cheering hopes accrued from the auspicious beginning of that seminary. Numerous difficulties and obstacles were in the way of the success of this institution, to all which he opposed that inflexibility of purpose, and straight forward, patient, and active perseverance which formed a part of his character. He shrunk from no labour of body or mind, and from no sacrifices, which were required. He extended his al- ready laborious correspondence to get information, and effect pur- poses, connected with the University. He drew up reports with his own hand, and various papers of business; and when the first catalogue of books arrived, of perhaps two thousand volumes, he arranged them according to his own method, every volume passing through his hands. “ Whilst his mind delighted to expand itself,” says an observer, “ over the great results which he hoped from it, there was no detail however small to which he would not give his~ cheerful attention. In short, to those acquainted with Mr. Jeffer- xxvii Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of son it will be sufficient to say, that he poured into this channel all the energy of his vigorous mind, all the enthusiasm of his ardent temper, and all the generous devotion of his noble heart.” I have made remarks on the intellectual endowments of Mr. Jefferson ; I will present a few traits of his personal, private, and social character. He was remarkable for an even and happy temperament, for readiness to every expression of kind feeling, compassion, generosity, alms-giving, and pecuniary bounty of every species ; for good neighbourhood and urbanity, and warmth of attachment; for patience under pain; for temperance; for thrift of time and order in affairs, through fifty years rising before the sun except when ill; for moderation in personal expenses, and simple personal habits. He was the kindest of masters, and his general confidence in the virtue of his fellow-beings re- mained unshaken by particular instances of depravity. He con- sidered ignorance, false judgment, and bad reasoning, rather than malignity, as affording the solution of their vice ; and the popular leaning of his politics, and the hard opinion he entertained of those he thought greedy of power for its own sake, are supposed by many, who knew him intimately, to have been produced by his good opinion of human nature, and his sympathy with the hum- bler classes of mankind. We look back on the vicissitudes of prosperity and adversity, of success and disappointment, of joy and sorrow, which attend- ed the long and interesting career of the personages we com- memorate, — their domestic blessings and afflictions. We find one compelled to resign prematurely the beloved wife of his youth, the object of his devoted attachment; the other retaining, till within a few years of his own departure, his nearest earthly friend, the assistant of his virtues, the partaker of his griefs, who, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XXIX to a superior understanding, and uncommon elevation of mind and strength of character, united the feminine and domestic qualities, always important, and especially so where the head is engrossed by public cares. The temporary alienation and distance, which existed between these leaders of parties, disappeared in the latter years of their lives; and they, who had shared together the labours and perils of olden time, were joined again in their affections and sympathies, and united in their deaths. A cloud gathered over the setting sun of Mr. Jefferson. From a sense of duty to his family and to those who had claims 2 upon him, he felt bound to have recourse to the expedient of presenting himself to the public, by which he looked to have the utmost severity of the evil warded off ; and under the expectation of the success of this expedient he had peace at the last. Whether the country should suffer this resource to fail without any substitute, and see his bereaved family deprived of all that belonged to him, is a question to be determined by those who would give the most substantial proof of their respect. Let us take a devout notice of the providence of God, which furnishes agents for his benevolent purposes, and brings individu- als upon the stage of human affairs qualified for trymg and mo- mentous exigencies in the fortunes of states. We render respect to those who have gone before us in con- spicuous scenes, by a just sense of what is due to their memo- ries. Let us not be wanting in other expressions of respect. Let us feel and act on the occasion as we have reason to think they would desire. As good men, they would wish us to esti- mate rightly the value of their lives and services: but they would exhort us to manifest our sentiments of regard, not merely xx Dr. Kirkland’s Discourse in Commemoration of by praises, but by the practice of the virtues which make us at once happy and useful; by emulating their industry in seeking knowledge and doing good; by holding in due estimation the public blessings which they laboured and suffered to secure ; and by a perpetual co-operation in maintaining and advancing the welfare of our common country. When those, whom we desire in this way to celebrate and honour, are endeared not only by the name of common country, but by the tie of consanguinity ; when public cares in an elevated and arduous station are in concurrence with filial duty and affec- tion, and a Son is summoned by divine Providence to administer the great concerns, and to help forward the improvement, of the country to which the Father devoted his powers and affections, and with which his name is blended ;— the work of patriotism and duty may well be performed with augmented zeal and a deep- er interest. The young should feel themselves peculiarly called to study the characters and principles, to understand the value of the labours and the institutions, te hand down the merits, and to copy the excellencies, of the great and good who have preceded them; that “instead of the fathers may be the children,” to improve and perfect what has been so well begun. Let the achievements and efforts of eminent predecessors be emulated by those who succeed to their places. With in- creased opportunities and a wider sphere, we ought proportiona- bly to excel. The circumstances are indeed different, but the principle of conduct is the same for us and them, —a faithful discharge of our duty as men, as Christians, and as citizens, ac- cording to the means in our power, and the stations and relations in which we are placed. John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. XXXI Our fathers were allotted.to a field of strife, a scene of difficulty and danger. We have a conflict of another kind, but not less severe. We are to resist the wiles, and baffle the temptations, incident to a condition of prosperity, security, and ease. We are to exercise the virtues, whilst exempt from the privations, pertainmg to those who laid the foundations of the state. 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Yr ' —— Py p a ait vy dges ihzliopel Faken ne eae eee, COME AS “EE ae Shani, «* - ag) a) a? bee campy td St it weg bene oh Peery Ae wid, bey Aca St Saab tias eens) pede Mp eae aa TT T + ag OO 4 a A Ke wit, wth 4g geal corn wht tf sueliiiie Uons : ; Arie: » Aen eee Se dviehediie hg aati sin a al : Lit) ap ek, view amie Weis aa © ! in 4 ‘ Ly : ‘ee 3 r r Pos . f 5 ; J ! ; ; ‘ MEMOIRS OB THE AMERICAN ACADEMY. I. Remarks on Longevity and the Expectation of Life in the United States, relating more particularly to the State of New Hampshire, with some Comparative Views in relation to Foreign Countries. BY J. E. WORCESTER, A. A. S. Tur inquiry respecting longevity and the expectation of life, in the United States, compared with that of other countries, has never been very thoroughly pursued. We frequently meet with casual remarks or a short essay respecting some branch of the inquiry, but no one is known to have attempted an extended comparative view of the subject. It is to be regretted that there is a want of sufficient data for furnishing so full and satisfactoe ry views of it as could be desired ; and particularly that the census of the United States has hitherto been taken in such a form, as to be almost useless in the investigation. And a leading inducement with the author of this communication, in preparing and offering it to the Academy, has been the hope, that, by calling the attention of others to the subject, an improved mode of taking the census may in future be adopted. 1 2 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. The information contained or made use of in this essay, has been collected from a great variety of sources. The greater part of that which relates to New Hampshire, has been derived from the ‘¢New Hampshire Historical Collections,” by Messrs. Farmer and Moore, from their valuable Gazetteer of that State, and from the communications of Mr. Farmer to the Massachusetts Historical Society. From these has been taken, with some corrections and additions, the list of persons in New Hampshire, who have lived to their 100th year or upwards. For considerable information with respect to persons in the United States, who have reached the age of 110 years or upwards, the writer has been indebted to the politeness of the Honourable William Plumer, late governor of New Hampshire ; a gentleman who has paid much attention to inquiries of this sort. It is not to be supposed that the names of all the persons, who have lived in New Hampshire to the age of 100 years, or in the United States to 110, are here collected, or that any means exist of collecting all of them. It is not improbable that the ages of some of the persons in the following lists are incorrectly stated. A considerable portion of those who live to extreme old age, are persons in the humblest walks of life, destitute of education, and in some instances ignorant of the time of their birth. There is also, in cases of this kind, a tendency in most persons to exaggerate from a love of the marvellous, as well as a readiness to believe on slender evidence. ‘ Instances of long life,” says Dr. Johnson, ‘‘are often related, which those who hear them are more willing to credit than exa- mine., To be told that a man has attained a hundred years, gives hope and comfort to him who stands trembling on his own climacteric.”’ Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 3 In a number of instances, the statements of age, as given in different publications, have been ascertained to be incorrect. It is stated in the Gazetteer of New Hampshire, and likewise in the 10th volume of the Second Series of the Massachusetts Historical Collections, that ‘ Mrs. Hayley’? died at Exeter, in 1790, at the age of LOL. In the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, [vol. v.] the name is ‘ Thomas Hayley,” and the age 101. In the 4th volume of the Massachusetts Historical Collec- tions, the name is ‘Benjamin Hayley,” and the age about 100. But by information obtained from the son of this man, it has been found that his name was Thomas Hayley, and his age only 98 ; and that no other person of the name of Hayley has died at Exeter at so great an age. Ina Magazine, published at Philadelphia, in 1804, it was stated that Samuel Bartrow died at Boothbay, Maine, at the age of 135. But instead of this, it appears that a man of the name of Barter died at that place, at the age of 105. Several newspapers and journals, in 1823, mentioned the death of a Moor, of the name of Yarrow, at Georgetown, Columbia, at the age of 135; but it has been found that his age was only about 85. It was stated in a Magazine, published in London, and also in one of Philadelphia, that a Mulatto man died at Fredericktown, in 1797, said to be 180 years of age ; but with regard to this statement, no information either to contradict or to confirm it, has been procured. In some publications Sarah Norton, a coloured woman, of Barnstable, Massachusetts, has been stated to have died, in 1818, at the age of 116; but it has been ascertained that her age fell short of this period by about ten years. Other similar exaggerations have been detected which it is not necessary to specify ; and it is probable that if all the instances enumerated in the following lists, were thoroughly A Mr. Worcester on Longevity. investigated, some of them would be found not to be supported by any satisfactory evidence. There are some things in this essay, particularly the notices of a few persons remarkable for longevity in foreign countries, which may, perhaps, be thought out of place, not sufficiently connected with the principal design of the article, and calculated to give it too miscellaneous a character. In reference to this, the writer would observe, that when he began to collect the information contained in this paper, he had no design to make it the subject of a communication to the Academy ; and having collected most of these notices from sources not very common, he has thought proper to retain them, as it may, perhaps, be interesting to see some account of a few of the most singular instances of longevity in foreign countries, in connexion with those of our own. Instances of Longevity in New Hampshire,’ with the Places of Residence, the Time of Deceuse, and the Age. YEAR. PLACE, AGE. 1732 William Perkins Newmarket 116 1736 John Buss Durham 108 1739 James Wilson ; Chester 100 1754 William Scoby Londonderry 110 1754 James Shirley Chester 105 1765 Elizabeth Hight Newington 100 1767 Anna Glover Pelham 106 1772 Howard Henderson Dover 100 1775 William Craige Chester 100 1775 Mrs. Craige (his wife) Chester 100 1775 Mrs. Lear Portsmouth 103 1775 Mrs. Mayo Portsmouth 106 1787 Robert Metlin Wakefield 115 YEAR. 1789 1791 1791 1791 1792 1793 1795 1796 1798 1800 1800 1801 1802 1805 1806 1808 1808 1808 1808 1808 1808 1808 1809 1810 1810 1810 1811 1811 1811 1811 1811 1812 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. Mrs. Ulrick Jacob Green Mrs. Davis James Shirley Mrs. Stagpole James Wilson Hugh Tallant Mrs. Parker Noah Johnson Sarah Newmarch Thomas Wason Ezekiel Leathers Abednego Leathers Hannah Lovejoy Abigail Sanborn Martha Chesmore Daniel Davis Margaret Bacon Mrs. M’Clench Martha Porter Catharine Sherburne Mrs. Welch Joshua Foss Catharine Sanborn Mrs. Hixon Tabitha Bohonnon Mrs. M’Intire Ezra Deolph Mary Bean Nathan Blake Benjamin Conner James Atwood PLACE- Hollis Hanover Chester Dover Chester Pelham Chesterfield Plymouth Portsmouth Chester Durham Durham Amherst Canterbury Dunbarton Allenstown Merrimack Lebanon Conway Rumney Barrington Sanbornton Portsmouth Salisbury Goffstown Hopkinton Sutton Keene Exeter Hampstead Mr. Worcester on Longevity. YEAR. \ 1813 Joanna Hixon 1813 Mary Davidson 1815 Anna Leavitt 1815 Sarah Morse 1815 John Shaw 1815 John Crocker 1816 Elizabeth Richards 1816 Phebe Dow 1816 Comfort Collins 1816 Deborah (a woman of colour) 1816 Zeno (a negro) 1817 Elizabeth Darling 1817 Elizabeth Pitman 1817 Abigail Craig 1817 Mrs. Bunker 1817 Mary Fernald 1818 Hannah Foss 1818 Dorcas Rowe 1818 Dye (an Indian woman) 1818 Corydon (a negro) 1819 Eleanor Pike 1819 Jacob Davis 1819 William Prescott 1820 Dorothy Creighton 1820 Samuel Downs 1820 Patience Sibley 1821 Jonathan Foster 1821 Joanna Aplin 1821 Jane M’Lellan 1821 Mrs. Godfrey 1821 Mary Smith 1821 Isaac Small PLACE. Newington Goffstown Hampton Salem Holderness Richmond Newington Seabrook Seabrook Canterbury Nottingham Portsmouth Epsom Rumney Barnstead Portsmouth Gilmanton Meredith Exeter Exeter Meredith Sutton Gilford Epping Somersworth Poplin Mason Keene Wentworth Deerfield Salem Canterbury AGE. 105 100 100 100 101 100 101 101 105 102 101 102 100 105 105 100 103 100 105 100 100 105 102 101 100 101 101 100 100 101 101 101 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 7 . YEAR. PLACE. AGE. 1822 Hannah Small (widow of J. Small) Canterbury 102 1822 Reuben Abbot Concord 100 1822 Thomas Walker Sutton 103 1822 Hannah Bailey Chesterfield 104 1823 Abigail Roberts Durham 104 1823 Samuel Welch Bow 112 1823 Sarah Dame Newington 101 1823 Mary Barnard Amherst 101 1823 Job Kidder Goffstown 100 1823 Nathaniel Pallote Canterbury 105 1824 Abigail Owen Winchester 102 " 1824 Tryphena Stiles Somersworth 103 1824 Sarah Smart Sanbornton 101 1824 Francis Como Sutton 100 1824 Hannah Wilson Keene 103 Of uncertain date. Zaccheus Lovewell Dunstable 120 James Otterson Chester 103 Mrs. Belknap Atkinson 107 Mrs. Beals Keene 101 Mrs. Tucker Rye 100 Mrs. Ela or Healy Chester 100 There are known to have been at least twelve persons living in New Hampshire, in 1823, at the age of 100 years and upwards. The above list, containing 98 persons, is numerous, consider- ing it as limited to the small state of New Hampshire, and to the period of only 93 years. As the materials were collected from various unofficial sources, the enumeration is doubtless imperfect. This will appear evident from a little examination of the table 8 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. itself. Of the 93 years, there are only 37 for which any names are given ; and there are several periods of considerable length, as from 1735 to 1754, 1754 to 1765, and 1775 to 1787, including, in these three intervals, 35 years, during which none are enumerated. Less than a fourth part of the towns in the State are found in the table ; and it is observable, that of the first 25 persons men- tioned, 7 belonged to the town of Chester. The disproportion between the several counties is also noticeable. Taking the divisions of the State as they were before the new county of Merrimack was formed, the 96 persons whose residence is given, will be distributed as follows: 47 to the county of Rockingham, 18 to Strafford, 16 to Hillsborough, 8 to Cheshire, 7 to Grafton, and 0 to Coos. Dr. Belknap states that ‘in Londonderry, the first planters’ lived, on an average, to 80 years ;’”? and it has been said that the earlier inhabitants of this country were a stouter, more vigorous, and longer lived race, than their descendants. This may probably have been the fact, as their circumstances and habits were more favourable to longevity than those of the present generation, inasmuch as they were more universally industrious, frugal, and temperate ; and possessed all the necessaries, but none of the luxuries of life. The preceding table, however, furnishes no evidence of a diminution of instances of longevity ; nor, on the other hand, can it be considered as affording any evidence of the contrary, as the table is undoubtedly more complete with regard to the later years than the earlier ones. The five following persons, Lovewell, Perkins, Metlin, Welch, and Scoby, lived to the age of 110 years or upwards. Zaccheus Lovewell is said to have reached the age of 120 years, which is the longest life that is known to have been attained Mr. Worcester on Longevity. i) in New Hampshire. He was a native of England, and served as an ensign in the army of Oliver Cromwell ; but on the restoration of Charles II. he came to this country, and was one of the first settlers of Dunstable. He was the father of Zaccheus Lovewell, a colonel in the French war, and of Captain John Lovewell, the commander in the celebrated action at Pequawkett, known by the name of ‘* Lovewell’s Fight.”” But few particulars can be ascer- tained respecting his history, and the precise time of his death is not known. William Perkins, of Newmarket, was a native of the west of . England. Governor Burnet visited him at his residence, in 1729, and examined him respecting many facts and occurrences during the civil war in England. A son of his died in 1757, at the age of 87; and Thomas Perkins, of Wakefield, N. H., a great grandson, died in 1824, at the age of 92. Robert Metlin (called by Dr. Belknap, Robert Macklin), who died at Wakefield, in 1787, at the age of 115, was a native of Scotland. He lived for some time at Portsmouth, and followed the occupation of a baker. The following anecdote respecting him is related by Mr. Adams, in his “ Annals of Portsmouth,” under the year 1787, the year of Metlin’s death. . «« He was a great pedestrian. He usually bought his flour in Boston, and always travelled thither on foot ; he performed the journey in a day, the distance being then about sixty-six miles, made his purchases, put his flour on board a coaster, and returned home the next day. He waseighty years of age the last time he performed this journey. At that time this was thought an extra- ordinary day’s journey for a horse. ‘The stages required the greatest part of two days. Col. Atkinson, with a strong horse, in a very light sulky, once accomplished it in aday. He set out ro) = 10 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. early in the morning, and before he reached Greenland, overtook Metlin, and inquired where he was bound: Metlin answered, to Boston. Atkinson asked if he ever expected to reach there ; and drove on. Atkinson stopped at Greenland, and Metlin passed him ; they alternately passed each other every stage on the road, and crossed Charlestown ferry. in the same boat, before sunset.’’ Samuel Welch, who died at Bow on the 5th of April, 1823, was born at Kingston, N. H. September 1,1710. His mother, and also a sister of his, lived each to the age of about 100 years, and a brother to the age of 90. He enjoyed hardly any advantages of education, Was in'very moderate circumstances, and followed the occupation of a farmer. For the last fifty years of his life he lived in Bow, in an obscure corner, and in an uncomfortable habitation, cultivating a little farm. He was a man of industry, temperance, and almost uninterrupted health. By a gentleman, who visited him the last year of his life, he was described as in person rather above the middle size, of Grecian features, with dark expressive eyes ; his locks of a clayey white, looking as if they had already mouldered in the grave ; his face fair, though wrinkled with the cares of a century and an eighth; his frame feeble, so that he was unable to walk.; his mental faculties, however, but little impaired ; his mem- ory retentive, and his judgment sound. ‘‘ His appearance,’’ says one describing him just after his decease, ‘‘ was truly venerable. Time had made deep inroads upon his frame ; his locks had been touched by the silvery wand; his eye, originally dark and bril- liant, gave evidence of decaying lustre; while his countenance, wrinkled with years, and his frame, tottering and feeble, could not but deeply impress the beholder. He spoke of life, as one weary of its burdens, and wishing ‘to be away.’ His death corresponded with his life ;—it was calm and tranquil.” Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 11 William Scoby, a native of Ireland, died at Londonderry at the age of 110 years. It is recorded of him, that when 100 years of age, he travelled on foot from Londonderry to - Ports- mouth, more than thirty-five miles, in one day ; an exploit which many would find it difficult to do at any,period of life-—The age of William Scoby is stated in the first edition of Dr. Belknap’s History of New Hampshire at only 104; but at 110 in the second edition, as it is also in the New Hampshire Gazetteer, the Massachusetts Historical Collections, and likewise by a corres- pondent of the writer at Londonderry. From a calculation on the bills of mortality of 32 townships, situated in different parts of New Hampshire,—the average length of the time for which the observations were made being 21 years, and in no instance less than 10 years,—it appears that the annual mortality in the State is only as 1 to 83. This ratio is so small as to excite, perhaps, reasonable suspicion respecting the accuracy of the bills. At any rate, however, the ratio of mortality in New Hampshire, compared with that of countries in Europe, is doubt- less small. The proportion between the deaths and the number of inhabitants, differs greatly in different countries. With regard to large cities in Europe it is stated at the ratio 1 to about 22; in France, 1 to 30; Sweden, 1 to 39; England, 1 to 49; Russia, 1 to59; Wales, 1 to 60; and in the counties of Anglesea and Cardigan in Wales, 1 to 71. From this statement it appears that the ratio of mortality in Wales is much less than in the other countries of Europe, that are - above mentioned. But on the supposition that the climate of Wales and that of New Hampshire are equally. salubrious, the ratio of mortality in the latter must be less than in the former, for the 12 Mr. Worcester on Longevity, f following reasons :—Ist. The population of New Hampshire is almost wholly engaged in agriculture, whereas in Wales the number of inhabitants employed in agriculture, is to that employed in trade and manufactures, only about as 5 to 3. 2dly. A much greater proportion of the population of the latter country reside in towns and villages, than in the former. 3dly. Luxury, on the one hand, and extreme poverty on the other, are much less com- mon in New Hampshire than in Wales. 4Athly. In New Hamp- shire the poorer class of people are not only much better provided with the necessaries and comforts of life, but are also better edu- cated and are of better morals, than the same class in Wales. For these reasons, it is believed, if the above statement of the law of mortality in Wales is correct, that respecting New Hampshire cannot deviate very widely from the truth. On the supposition that the ratio of mortality in New Hamp- shire is as 1 to 80, the average annual number of deaths during 16 years, from 1808 to 1823 inclusive, by taking the mean of the two enumerations of 1810 and 1820, will be found to have been 2,866: total number of deaths during the 16 years, 45,856. Of these, 59 at least, as appears by the above list, were of per- sons of the age of 100 years or upwards ;—equal to 1 in 789. In 1784, an order was issued by Kian Long, emperor of China, for assembling before him all the old men in his empire; yet throughout his extensive dominions, and out of a population estimated at about 200,000,000, four persons only could be found who were over 100 years of age. In Sweden, which is esteemed a healthy country, there were, according to the enumeration of 1815, in a population of 2,465,066, only 9 persons of 100 years of age, equal to 1 in about 270,000. In England, in 1821, ina population of 9,850,461, there were 168 centenarians ; equal to Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 13 1 in 58,514: in Wales, in a population of 700,210, 21 centena- rians; 1 in 33,343: in Scotland, ina population of 1,956,706, 102 centenarians ; 1 in 19,183 : in Ireland, in 1824, ina popu- lation of 6,801,827, 349 centenarians; 1 in 19,833. In New Hampshire, in 1823, in a population of 244,161, there were at least 12 centenarians ; equal to 1 in 20,000. It is is stated by Larrey, chief surgeon in the French army in Egypt, that in the city of Cairo, there were, in 1800, 35 persons of 100 years of age; which, supposing the population to be 400,000, will make 1 to 11,428.—Dr. Ramsay, in his History of South Carolina, enu- merates 9 persons who were'living in that State, in 1809, at the age of 100 years or upwards ; and 9 who had died in that State at the age of 100 or more, from 1798 to 1809. “Russia, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Scotland, Ireland, and Switzerland,’’ says Malte-Brun, ‘‘are the countries which furnish the most numerous and the most authentic examples of men and women having had their lives extended beyond the period” of 100 years. In these countries we may reckon one centenarian for every 3,000 or 4,000 individuals.”?” The New Edinburgh En- cyclopedia observes: [Vol. XII. p.561.] ‘* From a comparative view of many tables of mortality it results that * * * of 8,119, 1 may complete a century.” According to Duvillard’s table of mor- tality in France, only one in 4,830, in that country, attains the age of 100 years. In the preceding quotation from Malte-Brun, the proportion of persons who arrive at the age of 100 years, in the countries specified, is probably stated too low. The following table exhibits the results of observations for several countries and cities. The first column of figures repre- sents the number of years for which the observations were made, 14 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. the second the whole number of deaths during those years, the third the number of centenarians, and the fourth the nwmber of deaths to one centenarian. Deaths to Years. Deaths. Centenarians. 1 Cent. Diocesses of Bergen and Christiana 1 9,509. ~ 81 117 New Hampshire 16 45,856 59 789 Naples, City of, (1818) 1 OP ta Aa 13 882 Philadelphia 10 21,688 24 904 Sweden 9 791,501 710 1,114 Russia 3 ° 2,615,316 1,997 1,309 Montpellier Q1 23,366 133 5°13797 Vienna (1823) 1 11,060 4 2,790 London 38 723,599 157 -4,609 It is to be observed that the statements, in the above table, with regard to the cities of Naples and Vienna, and the diocesses of Bergen and Christiana, in Norway, are given for only a single year. The period is, therefore, too short, and the result deduced from too small a number of deaths to be safely considered as the general average. ‘The statement with regard to New Hampshire is the result of calculations which have already been explained : that - respecting Philadelphia is formed on the bills of mortality for 10 years, ending with the year 1816, as given in the Transactions of the American Philosophical Society : that with respect to Sweden from official returns for 9 years, ending with 1763: that respect- ing Russia from official returns of deaths of persons belonging to the Greek church, in that empire, during the years 1801, 1813, and 1820: that with regard to London from the bills of mortality during 38 years, ending with 1820. From a comparison of the above results, it appears that New Hampshire furnishes a greater proportion of centenarians than Sweden or Russia, both of which countries are distinguished for Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 15 longevity. Philadelphia, also, in this respect, compares advan- tageously with Montpellier, and more especially so with London. The statement in the table respecting the diocesses in Norway, relates to the year 1761, and indicates that country to be remark- ably distinguished for longevity. The following statement, taken from Easton, furnishes further evidence of the same fact. There were, in the diocess of Christiana, in.1763, 150 married couples who had lived together upwards of 80 years ; 70 others who had lived together 90 years and upwards ; 12 from 100 to 105 years ; and one 110 years. : The following Table shows what proportion of 10,000 persons in the respect- wve countries and cities mentioned, die at the several ages specified. The number standing over each column denotes the number of deaths on which the calculations, in the several cases, have been founded ; each being reduced to a radix of 10,000. 918 15744 1519 210,476 23,366 Belween agesof N. Hamp. Philadelphia. Carlisle. London. Montpellier. France. Sweden. 0&1 1739 2601 2119 (0&10) 2518 2325 2605 1&10 1821 1771 2777 4201 2922 2164 2165 10 & 20 567 432«s«424.—=i‘ié«38H_C(‘éi CCC 20 & 30 930." 1060. 3a" yon “453! Gat ) B58 30 & 40 535 1311 473 902 481 687 599 40 & 50 599 974 +641 1030 549. «724644 50 & 60 588 673 559 926 675 885 735 60 & 70 920 507 940 830 772 959 975 70 & 80 984 364 824 594 709 . 829 929 80 & 90 716 225 532 317 542 309 3651 Q0& 100.” 024. 63: (154 60 92 36 40 100 &upwards 32 11 22 2 5 2 ae In the above table the calculations respecting New Hampshire are founded on the bills of mortality of only three towns, those of 16 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. Deerfield for 20 years, Amherst for 15 years, and Epping for 5 years. ‘These calculations, and also those respecting Carlisle, are founded on too small a number of deaths to be regarded a safe crite- rion, and particularly the proportion of centenarians, here exhibited, doubtless much exceeds, in both these cases, the general average ; but with regard to the other ages, the deviation from the general law may not, perhaps, be very great. The column relating to New Hampshire, it will be geen, indicates a much greater expectation of life than either of the others. *¢ Carlisle,” says Mr. Milne, ‘* is probably one of the healthiest towns in England for its size. ‘The law of mortality in it, proba- bly differs very little from the general law throughout the king- dom, taking the towns and country together, if we except children under 5 years of age, or at most under 10.” By this table it would seem, that in the expectation of life, Philadelphia ranks below London and Montpellier, with regard to the principal results; although, in the proportion of cente- narians, it ranks above London, both in this table and in the preceding one. The following Table shows what proportion of the deaths in several countries and cities are of persons of ‘70 years of age and upwards; and also of 90 and upwards. Years. Deaths. Of 70S-upwards. Onein Of 90 §-upwards. Onein New Hampshire 22 3756 708 5 124 30 Carlisle, England 6 1519 63 OG, London 11 210476 20514 10 1321 159 Sweden 9 791501 6227 127 Philadelphia 7 16000 1044 15 117 136 France 31 361 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 17 In this table, the statement with regard to New Hampshire, is founded on the bills of mortality of seven towns, as given fora series of years, amounting, on an average, to 22 years, including, in all, 3,756 deaths. the age of 70 years, and one in 30 to 90; a Er proportion From this it appears that one in 5 lived to than in either of the other cases. According to Dr. Halley, in the city of Breslaw, of 1,000 persons 34 live to the age of 80 or upwards ; that is, one in 29. In Berlin 1 in 37; in Philadelphia 1 in 40; in Edinburgh 1 in — 41; in London (according to Dr. Price) 1 in 62; and in Vienna Accord- ing to the bills of mortality in Hingham, Mass. one in 13; and 1 in 66, are computed to complete their 80th year. in Hamilton, one in 8, lives to the same age. Of the persons, who died in Russia in 1813, one in 106 was of the age of 85 years. 4 The following Table exhibits a list of such persons in the United States as have attained the age of 110 years or upwards. PLACE. YEAR. _— AGE. Flora Thompson, a negress Harba Island, Pa. 1808 150 Solomon Nabit Laurens Co. S. C. 1820 143 Abraham Paiba Charleston S. C. 142 Cady la Fontaine Bay of Baluxi, Mis. 1823 137 Matthew Bayley North Carolina 1809 136 A Negro Richmond, Va. 1817 136 Michael Dougherty Goose Creek, Geo. 1808 135 Henry Francisco Whitehall, N. Y. 1820 134 Francis Agne Somerset Co. Md. 1767 134 James Thomas Georgia 1804 134 Flora Ferguson, a negress Smyrna, Del. 1819 130 Wright ; Bryan Creek, Geo. 1805 130 Nell Courcey, a negress Charlotte Hall 1521 130 ‘3 18 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. Lucy Mainey, a negress Lucretia Stewart, a negress William M’Kim _John de la Somet Elgebert Hoff Thomas Vance PLACE. Maryland Falmouth, N. J. Richmond, Va. Virginia Fishkill, N. Y. Chesterfield Co. Va. Cesar Augustus Wetherbee, a negro Boxborough, Mass. Wonder Booker, a negro John Dance Thomas Hathcooke Robert Cordley, a man of colour John Gilley William Dunkin Matthew Williams Abraham Van Verts George Palmer, a free negro Eleanor Spicer Charles Layne John Peter Fellow Mrs. Starr Barret, a Jewess Zaccheus Lovewell Pompey, a negro Alexander Ross John Parker Barnet Wier Charles Cotterel Martha, a Mohegan Indian Jack Clement, a negro Davy, a negro Mrs. Strickland Deborah, a negress Joshua Brooks Prince Edward Co. Va. Chesterfield Co. Va. Richmond Co. N. C. Richmond, Va. Augusta, Me. Fincastle, Va. Frankfort, N. J. Albany, N. Y. Georgia Accomac Co. Va. Campbell Co. Va. Harrison, Pa. Charleston, S. C. Dunstable, N. H. Delaware Milton, N. Y. Marlborough, Mass. Davidson Co. N. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Mohegan, Ct. Baltimore, Md. Charles Co. Md. Chesterfield Dist. S. C. Talbot Co. Md. Hudson, N. Y¥. YEAR. 1816 1817 1818 1766 1764 1767 1808 1819 1818 1820 1813 1805 1814 1790 1813 1773 1821 1809 1820 1804 1818 1817 1824 1761 1805 1810 1818 1819 ” 1816 1822 AGE. 130 130 130 130 128 127 126 126 125 125 125 124 124 124 124 121 121 121 121 121 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 19 PLACE. YEAR, AGE. Frederick Harpswell Fishkill, N. Y. 1791 120 Uldrick Stower Claverack, N. Y. 1810 120 John Camson Patrick Co. Va. 1824 120 Mary Thompson, a coloured woman Newark, N. J. 1822 119 A Negro (living) Charleston, S. C. 1818 118 Jeremiah Ward Cabell Co. Va. 1824 118 John Summers Indiana 1822 117 Ephraim Pratt Shutesbury, Mass. 1804 117 Mrs. Davis Newton, Mass. 1752 116 John Gilleland Pendleton Dist. S.C. 1817 116 Mr. Van Gelder Piscataway, N. J. 1817 116 Mary Sutton Bladen Co. N. C. 1810 116 Charles Roberts Bullskin, Va. 1796 116 Mary Parks Somerset Co. Md. 1823 116 William Perkins Newmarket, N. H. 1732 116 George Harding Winchester 1825 116 Jack Chambers, a negro Middleton, Pa. 1805 116 Chloe, a negress Delaware 1825 116 Philip Crull Fairfax Co. Va. 1813 115 Thomas Brit Near Georgetown, S.C. 1825 115 Mrs. Cotterel, wife of C. Cotterel Philadelphia, Pa. 1761 115 Morris Wheeler Readfield, Me. 1817 115 Orono, wife of the Indian chief Orono Old Town, Me. 1808 115 William Metlin Wakefield, N. H. 1787 115 Prince, a negro New Rochelle, N. Y. 1819 115 Anne Bailey Harrison, Ohio 1825 115 Samuel Dalton North Carolina 1807 115 Dido, a negress Vienna, Md. 1825 115 Mr. Lilly Washington, N. C. 1815 115 Anna Lawton Portsmouth, R. I. 1825 114 William Taylor Pitt Co. Va. 1794 114 Lucy, a negress Halifax, N. C. 1825 114 20 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. PLACE. YEAR. _— AGE, Mr. Neighbours Laurens Dist. S. C. 1798 114 John Weeks New London, Ct. 1798 114 Ephraim Bunche St. James Parish, S.C. 1814 114 Frank, a negro Woodstock, Va. 1820 114 Charles Jordan North Carolina 1803 114 Adam Smith, 2 negro Philadelphia, Pa. 1819 114 Alexander Berkley* Charlotte Co. Va. 1825 114 Orono, a Penobscot Indian Chief | Old Town, Me. 1801 Lis Mrs. Belknapt 113 Shenandoah, an Indian chief Oneida Castle, N. Y. 1816 113 Dinah M’Intire, a negress Philadelphia, Pa. 1819 113 Priscilla Carmichael Surrey Co. Va. 1818 113 * Alexander Berkley was a native of Scotland, and came to this country at the age of 15 years. At the age of 110 he recovered the perfect use of his sight, which had been partially injured, and entire blindness ensued thirty days after. He died on the 22d of October, 1825, and his wife, whom he married at the age of 21, died on the 19th of January, 1826. They had liyed together 93 years, and had 14 children, 12 of whom lived to mature age. : + Mrs. Belknap’s husband is said to have come from England and settled in Haverhill in Massachusetts ; but the time and place of the death of Mrs. Belknap are not known. Her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Newton, of Southborough, Mass. (men- tioned in the Am. Phil. Trans. Vol. III. p. 46) died in 1790, at the age of 106. The following particulars are stated respecting five other children, viz.—that her son, John Belknap, died in Westborough, Mass. in his 101st year; that another son lived to upwards of 100; that her daughter, Mrs. Flagg, of Boston. (proba- bly the same as Mrs. Hannah Flagg, stated in the Am. Phil. Trans. Vol. IIL. p- 47, to have died in Boston, in 1787, aged 102) lived to 101; and that two other daughters, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Merril, each exceeded the age of 100 years. The particulars respecting this extraordinay instance of family lon- gevity, were communicated to the writer by a clergyman of respectability, who stated that he received them from two great grandsons of Mrs. Belknap, and that he has “ reason to believe them to be substantially correct.” Mr. Worcester on Longevity. Susan Ford Samuel Welch George Reelman William Spicer Mrs. M? Allister Mrs. Newby Mrs. Poak Mrs. Blake Sarah, a negress Sarah Carter Catharine Rush Mr. Ramsbottom (living) Mrs. Berkley (wife of A. Berkley) William Wootten Peter Sine Margaret Miller (living) Angela Millet Daniel Anderson Mrs. Moody Cato Overing, a negro William Scoby Richard Furniss John Thomas, an Indian Arthur Bibbins Melchior Geiffer _ Mrs. Buroy Morris Lawrence Catharine Carea Hannah Dean Alice Jennet Abigail Cook Quashee, a negro PLACE. M’Intosh Co. Geo. Bow, N. H. Guilderlandt, N. Y. North Carolina North Carolina Laurens Dist. S. C. Biddeford, Me. Portland, Me. Kent Co. Md. Petersburg, Va. Philadelphia Cape Elizabeth, Me. Charlotte Co. Va. Virginia Doylestown, Pa. Philadelphia Philadelphia ‘Tennessee Portland, Me. Newport, R. I. Londonderry, N. H. Cushing, Me. Natick, Mass. Windham, Ct. Middletown, Ct. Rutland, N. Y. Pennsylvania Chambersburgh, Pa. Concord, Pa. Benham, Pa. Baltimore, Md. New York YEAR. 1821 1823 1819 1823 1806 1770 1824 1822 1825 1817 1826 1826 1773 1820 1824 1825 1818 1824 1821 1754 1810 1727 1786 1799 1823 1792 1822 1801 1808 1802 1815 21 AGE. 113 112 112, 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 113 111 M11 111 111 111 111 111 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 22 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. PLACE. YEAR. AGE. Mrs. Magdalene Baltimore, Md. 1819 110 Catharine Cerla Hagerstown, Md. 1822 110 Mrs. Harrison Brunswick Co. Va. 1805 110 Robert Higgens Kentucky 1805 110 Phebe Perry Wilmington, N. C. 1818 . 110 Thomas Kilgore Tennessee 1822 110 Abraham Eades* (living) Campbell Co. Va. 1793 110 Mrs. Layne do. Campbell Co. Va. 1821 110 Mrs. Jackson do. Santee Hills, S. C. 1809 110 Mary Miller do. Orangeburgh, S. C. 1809 110 John Cary, a man of colour Petersburgh, Va. 1825 110 Of the persons in the above list, a large proportion of those, whose origin is known, were of foreign birth. Some short notices of a few of them may not be uninteresting. Of Solomon Nabit, an old hunter, the following particulars have been stated ; viz. : that he was a native of England, where he lived till he was 19 years of age; that he then came to this country, and resided in the state of Maryland till about 55 years before his death; that he then removed to South Carolina, where he passed the remainder of his life; that he never lost his teeth nor his eyesight ; and that a few days before his death, he joined a hunting party, and actually killed a deer. Henry Francisco is stated to have been born in France, in 1686; but at the age of five years he left that country in company with his father, who fled from religious persecution, and went first to Hol- land, and afterwards to England. Henry was present at the coro- nation of Queen Anne, and was at that time sixteen years old. He * The wife of Abraham Eades died at the age of 100. They lived together 80 years. Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 25 fought in the wars of that queen under the duke of Marlborough. In the early part of the last century he came to New York with his father. He was wounded in Braddock’s defeat ; was carried a prisoner to Quebec during the revolutionary war ; and was much cut up by wounds. He died on the 26th of October, 1820, in the 155th year of his age, after an illness of forty-five days, brought on by an attack of the fever and ague. ‘In the latter part of his life he resided about two miles from the village of Whitehall, N. Y. The year before his death he was visited by Professor Silliman, from whose account the following extracts are taken. ‘¢ When we arrived at his residence (a plain farmer’s house, not painted, rather out of repair, and much open to the wind), he was up stairs, at his daily work of spooling and winding yarn. This _ occupation is auxiliary to that of his wife, who is a weaver, and although more than eighty years old, she weaves six yards a day, and the old man can supply her with more yarn than she can weave. Supposing he must be very feeble, we offered to go up stairs to him, but he soon came down, walking somewhat stooping, and supported by a staff, but with less apparent inconvenience than most persons exhibit at eighty or ninety. ‘« His stature is of middle size, and although his person is rather delicate and slender, he stoops but little, even when unsup- ported. His complexion is very fair and delicate, and his express- ion bright, cheerful, and intelligent ; his features are handsome, and considering that they have endured through one third part of a second century, they are regular, comely, and wonderfully un- disfigured by the hand of time; his eyes are of a lively blue ; his profile is Grecian, and very fine ; his head is completely covered with the most beautiful and delicate white locks imagina- 24 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. ble; they are so long and abundant as to fall gracefully from the crown of his head, parting regularly from a central point, and reaching down to his shoulders ; his hair is perfectly snow white, except where it is thick in his neck ; when parted there, it shows some few dark shades, the remnants of a former century. ‘¢ He still retains the front teeth of his upper jaw ; his mouth is not fallen in, like that of old people generally, and his lips, particularly, are like those of middle life ; his voice is strong and sweet-toned, although a little tremulous ; his hearing very little impaired, so that a voice of usual strength, with distinct articula- tion, enables him to understand ; his eyesight is sufficient for his work, and he distinguishes large print, such as the title page of the Bible, without glasses: his health is good, and has always been so, except that he has now a cough and expectoration. He is really a most remarkable and interesting old man; there is nothing either in his person or dress, of the negligence and squalidness of extreme age, especially when not in elevated circumstances ; on the contrary, he is agreeable and attractive, and were he dressed in a superior manner, and placed in a handsome and well furnished apartment, he would be a most beautiful old man. ‘«¢He has had two wives, and twenty-one children; the youngest child is the daughter, in whose house he now lives, and she is fifty-two years old; of course he was eighty-two when she was born. They suppose several of the older children are still living, at a very advanced age, beyond the Ohio. ‘* Henry Francisco has been all his life a very active and en- ergetic, though not a stout-framed man. He was formerly fond of spirits, and did, for a certain period, drink more than was proper, but that habit appears to have been long abandoned. In other respects he is remarkably abstemious, eating but little, and particularly ab- “4 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 25 staining, almost entirely, from animal food ; his favourite articles being tea, bread and butter, and baked apples. His wife said, that after such a breakfast, he would go out and work till noon; then dine upon the same, if he could get it, and then take the same at night, and particularly that he always drank tea, whenever he could obtain it, three times a day. Except his cough, which they told us had not been of long standing, we saw nothing in Francisco’s appearance that might indicate speedy dissolution, and he seemed to have sufficient mental and bodily powers to endure for years to come. ‘The old man manifested a great deal of feeling and even tenderness, which increased as we treated him with respect and kindness: he often shed tears, and particularly when on coming away, we gave him money, he looked up to heaven and thanked God, but did not thank us: he however pressed our hands very warmly, wept, and wished us every blessing, and expressed some- thing serious with respect to our meeting in another world. His character appears remarkably sincere, guileless, and affectionate.” Wonder, a negro belonging to George Booker of Prince Edward county, Virginia, died March 15, 1819. He was born in April, 1693, and he was named Wonder from the circum- stance that his mother was in her 58th year at the time of his birth. He was of great strength of body, and his mental powers, which were far superior to that of people of colour in general, he retained in a surprising degree. He was a constant labourer in his master’s garden till within eight or ten years of his death. John Gilley was born in Ireland, about 14 miles from Cork, in 1690. He came to America about the year 1750; resided on the Kennebec, near Fort Western, upwards of 50 years, and died at Augusta, July 9, 1813, aged 124. He was of small size, 4 26 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. weighing usually from 112 to 116 pounds—in his best health, 124 pounds ;_ but possessed considerable strength and activity of body till a short time before bis decease. He was illiterate, of moderate intellect, and cheerful disposition. There was nothing peculiar in his diet; he was not remarkably temperate, nor yet intemperate ; he was of industrious habits, and was accustomed to hard labour and coarse fare. Ephraim Pratt, the grandson of one of the early settlers at Plymouth, in Massachusetts, was born in East Sudbury, in the same state, in 1686 or 1687. The last 50 years of his life, he passed in the town of Shutesbury, where he died, May 22, 1804. He married at the age of 21, and, it is stated in Dr. Allen’s ‘ American Biographical Dictionary,”’ that he could num- ber, before his death, among his decendants, about 1500 persons. In 1801 four of his sons were living, the oldest of whom was 90 years of age, and the youngest 82. He was through life re- markable for temperance, and drank no wine or distilled spirits during his last 50 years; and for 40 years he ate no animal food, living mostly upon bread and milk. He enjoyed such uniform health, that he was not known to have ever consulted a physician ; and he was able to walk several miles in a day till a few years before his death. John Summers, was born in Virginia, near the Potomac, July 12th, 1706. About the year 1785 he removed to the state of Kentucky, where he resided till 1820, when he again removed to the state of Indiana, where he died on the 29th of March, 1822. At an election in Kentucky, in 1818, being then 112 years of age, he walked from his residence to the town of Mount Sterling, a distance of five miles, in order to exercise his right of suffiage. He was described then to be in sound health, Mr. Worcester on Longevity. av and of considerable activity ; his hearing good, and his sight such that he was able to read without spectacles. Two years after- wards, when he left Kentucky for Indiana, he travelled on foot from twelve to twenty miles a day. He had been twice married, and had had 19 children, of whom 14 were living in 1818, one of them only eleven years of age; and he had had upwards of 300 descendants. He was a man of firm health, never known to be sick; of cheerful disposition, and temperate habits. He was a professor of Christianity, of the Baptist denomination. He was a poor man, and was employed. as a school master for 68 or 70 years. In England there was published, a few years since, a list of such persons as were known to have lived, in different periods and countries, to the age of 120 years or upwards. The number amounted to 145, distributed as follows : 63 to England and Wales, 29 to Ireland, 23 to Scotland, 30 to other countries. The table inserted above contains the names of 48 persons who have reached this age in the United States, and 37 of them have died since 1800. This country, therefore, considering its age and population, can produce its full share of instances of re- markable longevity, It has been asserted by European philosophers, ‘that the principle of life is deteriorated in the climate of America.”? Smith, in his History of New York, says, that “the inhabitants of this colony are shorter lived than Europeans.”” Whitehurst likewise observes, that ‘“‘ Englishmen in general are longer lived than Ameri- cans; and that a British constitution will last longer even in that 28 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. climate, than a native one.”’ It is doubtless true that a large pro- portion of those who have attained to extreme old age in this country, have been of foreign birth. Change of climate is esteemed favourable to long life; and many Englishmen, as well as other Europeans, by coming to America, have undoubtedly lived to a greater age than they would have done, had they re- mained in their native land. But the supposition that Europeans are longer lived than Americans, has been adopted by many on slender evidence. Instances frequently occur of persons living to a great age in the Southern States, and a considerable part of the examples in~ the table, are from that portion of the Union. Such persons, in most cases, were natives of the States further to the north, or of Europe, or were people of colour. Dr. Ramsay, in his ‘* History of South Carolina,’’ observes: “‘ Some emigrants from Germany, France, Ireland, Scotland, England, and the Northern States, have survived their 100th year, and a few their 110th. A few natives of the low country survive to from 80 to 89 years, beyond which no native but one, as far as can be recollected, has been known to live, who made the low country his or her residence.” ‘¢ Satisfactory evidence can be produced that at least one negro, born in Carolina, has approached to the age of 120.” The instance of the greatest age attained in America, in sup- port of which authorities deserving much regard can be adduced, is perhaps that of Louisa Trexo, a negress, of Tucuman, in South America, living, in October, 1780, at the age of 175. Humboldt mentions a Peruvian Indian, who died at Lima while he was there, at the age of 147 years, having been married 90 years to the same woman, who had lived to the age of 117. Till he had attained the age of 130, this venerable personage was able to walk three or four leagues every day. Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 29 Both the Peruvian Indians and the Creoles are remarkably long lived, and retain their vigour and bodily faculties to a very advanced age. It is stated in the Mercurio Peruviano that in the small province of Caxamarco, containing hardly 70,000 inhabit- ants, there were eight persons living, in 1793, whose ages were 114, 114, 121, 131, 132,, 135, 141, and 147; and the same year a Spaniard died in his 145th year, leaving 800 lineal de- scendants. ” ‘* Within these last eight years,”’ says the Canadian Specta- tor, ‘‘ there have died in the village of Coghnawaga [which con- tains less than 1000. inhabitants] 10 Indians, each of them upwards of 100 years of age. It may be worthy of remark that the life of these people is made up of a regular mixture of idleness and hardship, and upwards of ninety meals in a hundred consist of Indian corn cooked in a manner peculiar to Indians.”’ The two most celebrated instances of longevity that have occurred in England, are those of Thomas Parre and Henry Jen- kins, both of which cases are recorded in the Philosophical Trans- actions of the Royal Society. Parre, a peasant of Shropshire, died, in 1635, at the age of 152. He was twice married ; the first time at the age of 80, the second at 120; and had off- spring by each marriage. In 1635, he was brought to London, and introduced to Charles I., but the change of situation, and his altered mode of life, particularly his drinking wine, soon proved fatal to a constitution hitherto supported by more temperate and abstemious habits, and he died the same year. According to Easton, [‘* On Longevity ”’] a son of his reached the age of 113 years, one grandson that of 109, another that of 127, anda great- grandson the age of 124 years. 30 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. Henry Jenkins, a native of Yorkshire, died in 1670, at the age of 169. He was a fisherman the last century of his life, and often swam inrivers after he had attained 100 years. At the age of 157, he was produced in a court of justice and deposed as a wit- ness of what had passed within his knowledge 140 years before. ‘*¢ Though he had not the use of his eyes nor much of his memory several years before he died ; yet he had his hearing and appre- hension very well, and was able, even in the 130th year of his age, to do any husbandman’s work, even threshing corn.” Sir William Temple observes, that ‘‘ Many of the Brach- mans among the old Indians, and of the Brazilians at the time that country was discovered by the Europeans, were said to have lived two hundred, some three hundred years.””—‘ It was in the Punjab,”’ says Malte-Brun [Geog. vol. III. p. 26], ‘and these other elevated countries, that the ancients collected numerous ex- amples of Indian longevity. The Cyrni, and the subjects of prince Musicanus, often lived to the age of 130 or 200 years. The moderns have gone still further. The Portuguese historian, Faria, states that an inhabitant of Diu attained the age of three full centuries ; and he adds that, according to the accounts of the natives, several individuals of 200 were to be found in Guzerat.”’ Captain Riley, in the “ Journal of his Shipwreck,” mentions an Arab of the Great Desert of Africa, who, according to Sidi _ Hamet, was nearly 300 years of age; and in connexion with this fact, he adds, *“‘ 1 am fully of opinion that a great many Arabs on this vast expanse of desert actually live to the age of 200 years and more.”’—Mr. Neumark, of Ratisbon, in a treatise re- cently published, on the ‘“* Means of Attaining to Advanced Age,” has quoted one example of a person who had lived to the age of Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 31 200 years, two of 296, and one of 300. The individual, who is said to have attained the last mentioned age, was John de Tem- poribus, who was equerry to Charlemagne. Such statements as the above are too extraordinary to gain belief, unless supported by the most unquestionable evidence. Of the person mentioned by Neumark, Lord Bacon speaks in the following manner: ‘‘Joannes de Temporibus, amongst all the men of our latter ages, out of common fame and vulgar opinion, was reputed long lived, even to a miracle, or rather even to a fable ; his age hath been counted above three hundred years : he was by nation a Frenchman, and followed the wars of Charles the Great.—Being asked how he preserved himself so long, he is said to have answered, ‘ By oil without and honey within.’ ”’ We know of no evidence that there has been any great change during the last three thousand years, with regard to the frequency of longevity. Human life among the Jews, the Greeks, and the Romans, appears to have been of about the same duration as among modern nations. The following statement, quoted from Lord Bacon, is perhaps as extraordinary as any that is to be met with :—‘‘ The year of our Lord 76, falling into the time of Ves- pasian, is memorable ; in which we shall find, as it were, a calen- dar of long lived men; for that year there was a taxing (now a taxing is the most authentical and truest informer touching the ages of men); and in that part of Italy which lies betwixt the Apennine mountains and the river Po, there were found 124 per- sons, that either equalled or exceeded an hundred years of age ; namely, 54 persons of 100 years of age. 57 Bs 110 re 2 se 125 6c 4 Y 130 ee 4 “mAspior 13%" 3 66 140 4 32 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. ‘‘ Besides these, Parma, in particular, afforded five, whereof three had fulfilled 120, and two 130: Brussels afforded one 125 years old: Placentia, one aged 131: Faventia, one woman aged 132: a certain town, then called Velleiacium, situate in the hills about Placentia, afforded ten, whereof six fulfilled 110 years of age; four, 120: lastly, Rimino, one of 150 years, whose name was Marcus Apponius.’’—Clodia, the wife of Ophilius, who lived to the age of 116 years, is mentioned by Pliny, the natural- ist, as the oldest female who had died in ancient Rome. The most extraordinary instance of longevity in modern times, with regard to which satisfactory information is to be found, is that of Peter Tortin, or Zorten, a native of Kofrock, four miles from Temesvar, in Hungary. He died January 5, 1724, at the age of 185. A few days before his death, he walked, with the assistance of a stick, to the post-house in Kofrock, to ask charity of the travellers. He had then but little sight, and his hair and beard were of a greenish white colour, like mouldy bread, and few of his teeth remained. Being a Greek by religion, the old man was a strict observer of fasts, and his food consisted of pulse, milk, and bread, with a little brandy. His youngest son, born of his third wife, was living at the time of his father’s death, at the age of 97. John Rovin and his wife, natives of Stadowa, in Temesvar, Hungary, both died in the place of their nativity, in 1741, the former in his 172d year, the latter in her 164th ; having been married 147 years. They left four children living at the time of their death, the youngest being 116 years of age. These instan- ces are the more extraordinary, as the climate of Temesvar is not esteemed very salubrious.—See Sir John Sinclair’s “Code of Health and Longevity,” Vol. Il. pp. 274-276; also Easton “© On Longevity.” Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 33 It is a well established fact that more women than men live to old age. According to the observations of Dr. Price, of the persons who attain the age of 80 years, the proportion of females to males is as 49 to 34. Yet it has been observed, that of the few who have lived beyond the age of 110 or 120 years, there are more men than women, The preceding tables of instances of longevity in this country, furnish evidence of the correctness of both of these principles. With regard to the 93 persons, in New Hampshire, who reached the age of from 100 to 110 years, 59 were women, and 34 men; while all the five who arrived at 110 or upwards were men. A large majority also, of the per- sons above enumerated, who, in the United States, lived to the age of 110 or upwards, were males. Of the 145 persons who reached the age of 120, enumerated in an English publication [see the article ‘‘ Longevity,’’ in Gregory’s Dictionary of the Arts and Sciences], before referred to, two thirds were men, yet the following statement of the number of males and females of advanced age in Great Britain, in 1821, shows that aged women in that country are much more numerous than aged men. Men. Women. Between the ages of 80 and 90 .. . . 34.964... . 43,049 bs ? 90 and 100.... 2,873... . 4,046 st i 100 and upwards MOD ure 191 The following statement of the number of aged persons of each sex, who died-in Sweden in 9 years, ending in 1763, illustrates the same principles. Men. Women. Apove tol! Sevsd: ae /sae3ae h-.. 28.440 Abovescanes qxelO0X. pak ZO4ct cote 1424 Anove vise sata i622 Delt QI 20 Among centenarians are found few persons of rank or fortune ; few professional men, or men of science and literature. Monarchs have not often exceeded the age of 70; and of about 300 popes, only 7 are said to have reached the age of 80. By far the greater 5 54 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. part of those, whose lives have been extended to a period beyond 100 years, have been persons of humble rank in society ; such as enjoyed few of the luxuries or accommodations of life, but were accustomed to hard labour and coarse fare. Such are the persons, who, if temperate, are more likely to enjoy health and long life, two of the things most coveted by man, than those who are pos- sessed of affluence, and occupy more enviable stations. Summary of the Ages of Persons in Great Britain, as returned by the Census wh § ’ ey of 1821. Under5/ 5 to 10/10 to 15/15 to 20/20 ta 30/30 to 40/40 to 50.50 to 60/60 to 70/70 to 80/80 to 90/90 to 100 Me i" England. Males 739,762 645,735|562,209/475,052|706,755|555,7 13] 452,514 820,092|215,263) 106,797) 27,052 Femates |725,202|636,604|530,226|499,638|845,469| 607,867 |468,336)328,077|230,009|114,572| 32,564 Wales. Males 51,817] 48,123) 41,404) 34,534) 49,023] 37,949 22,112) 16,246} 8,335 Females | 49,487} 45,853] 89,140] 35,931] 55,869] 41,640 24,083] 19,175] 10,076 Scotland. Males |137,966)125,298]115,183] 95,819]137,615 101,107 60,014} 42,309] 19,977 Females 133,711|121,573|109,247|108,306] 182,712) 124,380 73,518| 51,868} 23,298 slands. Males | 6,160 2} 4,758] 4,128] 6,104] 4,946 2,892) 1,894 Females| 6,027 4,893] 7,983] 5,923 3,548] 2,596 London, Males | 61,284 ‘ 2| 87,987] 75,385] 67,938 32,058] 15,513 Females | 60,993 48,136]103,433) 78,604 34,663) 19,505 England. Wales. Scotland. Islands. London. Males 4,808,898 342,154 923,540 41,673 438,74¢ Females 5,021,563 358,056 1,033,166 47,785 501,682 Excess offemales 212,665 15,902 109,626 - 6,112 62,933 The census was imperfect as it respects the ages of the in- habitants ; and consequently the above table does not include the total of population. The following statement exhibits the total enumeration, and also the number of those whose ages were re- turned. ; Total enumeration. Ages returned. England . . 11,261,437 . . . . 9,830,461 Wale ee iP aasel re ee ee meer Scotland, . «» 2,093,456... .'. 1,956,706 s Asland sistas, ante |) SOORDUG Gs, tip wc a epee too Giondon ***. 3" TQ25%694" PLP? 2h) 940.48 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 35 Summary of the Ages of the Free White Persons in the United States, as return- Males ed by the Census of 1820. Under 10. 10 to 16. 16 to 26. 26 to 45. 45 and upwards. 1,344,263 612,102 755,520 765,546 494,735 Females 1,279,622 604,912 780,865 736,068 462,449 Totals 2,623,885 1,217,014 1,536,385 1,501,614 957,184 The following Table shows what rate per cent. of the whole White Popula- tion of several of the States, situated in different parts of the Union, to- gether with the whole white population of the United States, were of the several Under 10 10 to 16 16 to 26 26 to 45 45 & up- wards ages specified, according to the census of 1820. Me. N.H. Mass. Ct. N.Y. Pa. Va. S.C. Geo. Ohio. Ind. U.S. 32.2 28.8 27.1 270 32.8 33.6 33.6 34.8. 36.5 37.7 39.2 33.4. 16.3 15.8 14.8°15.1 15.4 15.2 15:2°15.5 15.4 15.6 15.2°15.5 19.9 19.5 19.7 19.8 19.9 20.0 20.1 20.0 19.7 19.1 19.2 19.6 18.8 20.0 21.7 20.4 20.1 18.8 18.8 18.1 17.7 17.9 17.8 19.0 } 12.6 15.7 16.4 17.5 11.5 12.2 12.2 11.4 10.6 9.6 8.3 12.2 The following Table exhibits the number of White Inhabitants in the same States, under and above the age of 16; the excess under and above 16; the ratio of the excess lo the whole white population ; also the rate per cent. of the in- crease of the respective Slates, in ten years, from 1810 to 1820. Excess un- Excess Ratio of Ratio incr. for Under 16. Above 16, der 16. above 16. Excess. 10 years from 1810 to 1820. Maine 144,292 153,048 8,'756 2.9 30.4 N.Hampshire 108,636 134,500 25,864 10.6 13.8 Massachusetts 217,134 299,285 82,151 15.9 10.9 Connecticut 112,652 154,529 41,877 15.7 5.1 New York 644 822 687,422 42,600 3.2 43.1 Pennsylvania 499,566 519,528 21,962 21 99.5 Virginia 293,976 309,097 15,864 aS 5) 9.3 5S. Carolina 116,794 115,218 1,576 0.6 21.1 Georgia 98,301 91,265 7,036 7 S15 Ohio 307,683 268.889 38.794 6.7 152.0 Indiana 97,472 66,274 13,198 9.0 500.0 U. States 8,843,653 4,017,977 174,324 2.2 34.0 The irregularities observable in the last two preceding tables, are to be ascribed chiefly to the following causes. Ist. Emigra- 36 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. tion from the old states to the new. Among the emigrants there is a large proportion of the young and active, and but a small one of those advanced in life. This circumstance tends to increase the proportion of the aged in the old states, and to diminish it in the new. Qdly. Difference in the ratio of inerease of population. In newly settled countries, where every man may easily obtain the means of living in as good a style as that of his neighbours, ear- ly marriages are almost universal. Of course the number of births, provided the country is tolerably healthy, greatly exceeds that of deaths, sometimes in the ratio of three or four to one. Those, therefore, in the early stages of life, will, in these circum- stances, bear an uncommonly great proportion to those drawing near its close. : 3dly. Difference of climate. It is to this cause that the differences observable in such of the old states as increase in nearly an equal ratio, is chiefly to be ascribed. But it is owing principally to the two former reasons, that in the newly settled states, there is found so great a proportion of the population un- der the age of 10 years, and so small a proportion upwards of 45. In addition to these there are other causes, of a moral nature, of more or less influence, arising from the difference in the condi- tion and habits of the people in the several states. Dr. Dwight, in his “Travels” [see Vol. I. Letter VI.], has given a view of the comparative healthiness of New England and some of the Southern States ; and comes to the conclusion that the chance of living to the age of 45 in Connecticut, is to the chance in Georgia, as2to 1. That the chance of living to this age in Con- necticut, is greater than in Georgia, is doubtless true ; but the differ- ence is by no means so great as stated by Dr. Dwight. Indeed it Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 37 could not be without making the chance of living to that period in Connecticut nearly a certainty. Dr. Dwight founds his estimate on the proportional difference in the ages of the inhabitants, without regard to the fact that this difference is affected by a differ- ence in the ratio of increase. He also makes an allowance in favour of Connecticut on account of emigration; whereas the effect of emigration is the opposite of what is assumed. His calculation likewise implies, contrary to all experience, that the mortality of females is equal to that of males. Dr. Williams, in his ‘¢ History of Vermont,” after giving a table exhibiting a comparative view of the inhabitants under and above 16 years of age, of the Northern, Middle, and Southern States, according to the census of 1790, makes the following remarks. ** From this result it should seem that the Middle and Northern States are the most favourable to longevity and the preservation of life; and that the Southern States are most favourable to ra- pidity of production and increase. Whether these circumstances will not balance each other, and produce an equality in the period of doubling, cannot be determined without further observations.”’ These remarks are evidently made with but a very limited view of the subject. Ifthe ages of the inhabitants, as given by the census, were a criterion, by which, without reference to any other circumstance, we could determine the comparative healthiness of the climate of the several states, or the chance of living to advanced age, Indiana would rank much lower, in this respect, than Geor- gia, or than any other state exhibited in the preceding tables. Of the inhabitants of Indiana only 83; in 100 are of the age of 45 and upwards; while in Connecticut 17-4, that is, more than twice as many are of this age. ‘This difference is not to be ascribed chiefly to difference of climate, but to the fact that Indiana 38 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. is augmenting in population much more rapidly than Connecticut, by natural increase, as well as by accessions from the other states. Of the states enumerated in the above tables, In- diana and Ohio have the greatest proportion of their inhabitants under the age of 10 years, and the smallest over the age of 45; and these are the two states which increased in population, from 1810 to 1820, much faster than the others,—the former at the rate of 152 per cent., the latter at the rate of 500 per cent. ' The rates of increase from 1810 to 1820, in Maine and New Hampshire, are 30.4 per cent. and 13.8. The mean of these, 22.1, differs but little from the rate of increase in South Carolina, which is 21.1. In South Carolina, according to the above table, only 11. in 100 of the inhabitants are of the age of 45 and up- wards; while in Maine and New Hampshire, taking the mean, 14—. in 100 have reached this age. In South Carolina, likewise, more than half of the inhabitants are under the age of 16 years ; while a large majority in Maine and New Hampshire are above this age. ‘These differences may be ascribed chiefly to the cir- cumstance that the probability of life is greater in the New Eng- land states, than it is in the Southern. In agreement with these observations, it will be found that in European countries, where the increase of population is very moderate ; in other words, where the deaths are nearly equal to the births, the number of inhabitants in the earlier years of life, bears a much smaller proportion to those more advanced, than in the United States. . These differences, in some instances, it will be seen, are very remarkable. ‘ In France the proportion of the population under 10 years, is estimated at but a little more than +: under 20, a little more than +. In Naples, according to the census of 1818, ina population of Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 39 5,052,262, there were under 10 years 1,347,045, a little more than =: under 20 years, 2,073,288, a little less than 24. In Sweden, according to the census. of 1815, in a population of 2,465,066, there were under 15 years, 778,647, less than = By comparing the numbers of the several ages in the population of England and the United States, as given in the above tables [pp. 34 and 35] we find the following proportions of the different classes, to the whole population :— England—Under 10, less than}; under 20, less than; under 30, less ‘than 2; upwards of 50, less than 3. United States—Under 10, less than 1; under 16, less than 1; under 26 more than 2; upwards of 45, less than 2. The tables are so dissimilar, with regard to ages, as not to admit of an accurate comparison; but it will be readily seen from the view here given, that the proportion of persons in the early stages of life in the United States, is much greater than in England, or in either of the other countries enumerated. Had the comparison been made with regard to the Western and Southern States, to the exclusion of the rest, the difference would have been still greater; for in those states more than half of the inhabitants are under the age of 16 years. Another striking difference between the population of the United States and that of countries in Europe, relates to the proportion of the sexes. It is a well established fact, that in all countries where accurate observations have been made, there are more males born than females ; in Europe, the proportion is sta- ted as 21 to 20, or 26 to 25. The mortality also is greater among males in childhood, as well as in subsequent periods of life, computed te be in the proportion nearly as 27 to 26. Hence it 40 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. follows that at the age of 15 years, an equality in the numbers of persons of the two sexes, is nearly established. Afterwards war and other causes of the destruction of human life, which fall most heavi- ly on the males, occasion the difference to be reversed, and the fe- males to outnumber the males. But in the United States, where the waste of life by war and unhealthy occupations, is less than in Europe, the males outnumber the females. The majority, howev- er, of males in this country, is increased in some measure by Euro- pean emigrants, more than half of them being males. In several of the old states which annually lose a considerable number of their inhabitants by emigration, there is found a majority of females; while in the newly settled states there is a great excess of males. In France the proportion of females to males is computed as 17 to 16. The following Table exhibits a comparative View of the Number of Males and Females in several Countries. Males. Females. Excess of Excess of Females. Males. Sweden 1,176,967 1,288,099 112,132 Naples 2,423,295 2,628,967 205,672 England 5,483,679 5,777,758 294,079 Wales 350,487 366,951 16,464 Scotland 983,552 1,109,904 126,352 London 438,749 501,682 62,933 United States 3,995,053 3,886,657 128,396 From the sum of the excesses of females in England, Wales, and Scotland, 426,895, deduct 319,300 (the number as officially stated in 1821) for the army, navy, and seamen, and 117,595 will be found the true excess of females above the males in Great Britain according to the census of 1821.—In the census of the United States, the army and navy appear to have been omitted. If they had been included, the majority of males would have been considerably greater than is stated in the above table. Mr. Worcester on Longevity. Al It is a matter of regret that the census of the United States, from the manner in which it has hitherto been taken, affords so little satisfactory information in relation to the principal topics which have been here considered. The successive enumerations of the inhabitants of this country, by the rapid increase which they have exhibited, have attracted the attention of the philoso- phers of Europe, and have given them new views respecting the principle of population. But the census might be taken in such a manner that it would furnish a document vastly more interesting and useful both to them and to ourselves. Since the first census, that of 1790, some valuable alterations have been made ; yet every one who will duly consider the sub- ject, will be readily convinced that further important improve- ments might be introduced. In the census of 1790, the inhabi- tants were divided into the five following classes. 1. Free white males under 16 years of age. 2. Free white males of 16 years and upwards. 3. Free white females of all ages. 4, All other free persons. 5. Male and female slaves. In the last census, that of 1820, the free white males and fe- males were each divided into the five following classes. 1. All those under 10 years of age. 2. All those of 10 and under 16. 3, All those of 16 and under 26. 4. All those of 26 and under 45. 5. All those of 45 and upwards. In addition to these divisions, the free white males between 16 and 18 were placed in a separate column. 6 42 Mr. Worcester on Longevity. In the three former enumerations, the free people of colour were thrown into one mass, without distinction of age or sex ; and the same course was adopted respecting the slaves. But in the census of 1820, each sex of both these descriptions of per- sons, was distinguished into the four following classes. 1. All those under 14 years of age. 2. All those of 14 and under 26. 3. All those of 26 and under 45. 4. All those of 45 and upwards. Another important addition in this census, was a_ statement of the number of persons engaged in agriculture, commerce, and manufactures, in each state and territory. The reasons why all the above divisions, with respect to age, were adopted, are not very obvious; nor why different divisions were made with regard to the whites, the free people of colour, and the slaves. When the next census shall be taken, it is to be hoped that a more minute, uniform, and philosophical division will be formed. If, instead of the above divisions, the three de- scriptions of the inhabitants, the whites, the free coloured per- sons, and the slaves, were all divided respectively into classes of jwes from the period of birth to the age of twenty years ; and in- to classes of tens from that age to the close of life, in the same man- ner as the population of Great Britain* in the’table inserted above, (page 34) the census would then become a highly interesting docu- ment, and would furnish data for various important calculations relating to the science of statistics and political economy. And although, on account of the migratory habits of our population, *In taking the census of Sweden, the population is divided into classes of persons under 5 years of age, from 5 to 10, 10 to 15, 15 to 20, 20 to 25, and so on in classes of fives from the period of birth to the close of life. Mr. Worcester on Longevity. 43 and the difference in condition between the old and the new states, there would be found, in the census, many irregularities in the dif- ferent classes of the inhabitants, produced by various disturbing causes, which Europeans, if we may judge from past experience, would not well understand, and some of which might not admit of easy and satisfactory explanation among ourselves; yet, notwith- standing these circumstances, the census, thus taken, would furnish the means of presenting interesting comparative views with regard longevity, or the chance of life, in different parts of the Union. It would also afford the means of confuting the unfounded as- sumptions of European theorists respecting the unhealthiness of our climate and the infrequency of longevity; and would proba- bly furaish evidence, that among the agricultural population of the Eastern and Middle states, the chance of life is as great as in any country on the globe, of which the statistics are well known, of equal extent and population. Other matters in addition to those which relate to the number of the different classes of the inhabitants, might be properly and advantageously embraced in the census, as the number of families ; the number of married persons, male and female ; the num- ber of inhabited houses, distinguishing those of stone, of brick, and of wood, whether framed houses or of logs ; houses of public wor- ship ; academies or grammar’schools, and common schools, togeth- er with the number of pupils. | Were these several matters em- braced in the census, we should have, laid before us every ten years, a highly interesting view of the state of the country in all its parts : and a comparison of each new census with those that preceded it, would afford a correct, and, should the prosperity of the country continue, an animating view of the progress of im- provement. In addition toa mere numerical increase of the inhabi- 4A Mr. Worcester on Longevity. tants, we should then see log houses giving place to framed houses and those of brick; school-houses and academies built, and filled with pupils ; churches erected ; and the whole machinery of civilized society advancing with a rapidity hitherto unknown, and corresponding to the progress of population. Had the four past enumerations been made on the plan here suggested, they would have presented a mass of information more interesting and valuable to the present and future generations, than all that will probably be preserved from destruction by our Historical and Antiquarian Societies (useful as their labours are acknowledged to be) during a century. The views which they would have afforded of many parts of the country, at the first settle- ment, would have rendered them peculiarly interesting in future ages, and it may be presumed that they would have become in- comparably more important and celebrated in the future history of the country, than Doomsday-Book is in that of England. Exact enumerations of the population of the most improved countries of modern Europe, are of but recent date. The popu- lation of France was not accurately determined till since the French Revolution; nor that of England till 1801. The government of the United States is entitled to the honour, we believe, of having, at its first institution, set the example of establishing a system of an official census of the inhabitants, at regular periods. The results of this census, inasmuch as they exhibit a view of the strength and growth of the nation, are highly interesting, not only to the statesman and philosopher, but to every patriotic citi- zen; and it is desirable that, at this early period of the history of the country, the best method of taking it should be fixed upon, and that it should be carefully adhered to in all subsequent enumerations. [Presented to the Academy in 1825, and printed in 1826.] Il. Al Table of the Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal Degree, in 42° 23! 28” of North Latitude (the Ellipticity of the Earth being assumed to be =~~th, and the Obliquity of the Ecliptic 23° 27’ 40’), Sor every Minute of the Right Ascension of the Meridian, — With the Corrections of the Table for a Decrease of 100” in the Ob- liquity, and of 1000” in the Geographical Latitude. By R. T. PAINE, Esa. THE corrections were computed for a decrease of 100” in Obliquity, and 1000” in geographical Latitude ; for an increase, the signs of the corrections must be reversed. By a decrease in either Latitude or Obliquity, the Longitude is increased if the Right Ascension of the Meridian is between six hours and eighteen hours, and diminished if between eighteen hours and six hours. By a decrease in the Obliquity, the Altitude is increased, if the Longitude is between 180° and 360°, and diminished if between 0° and 180°. By a decrease in the Latitude, the Altitude is increased. *,* ‘The Right Ascension of the Meridian is the sum of the Apparent time at the place (reckoned according to the manner of astronomers), and the Sun’s Right Ascension ; ov of the Mean time, reckoned in the same manner, and the Sidereal time. Exampue. What was the Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal, in Boston, in Lati- tude 42° 20’ 38.1 North, January Ist, 1831, at 6% 22™ 9*.8, A, M., Mean time, or reckoned astronomically, 1830, Dec. 31st, 18 22™- 9*.8, the Side- real time being 18" 41™ 24*.64, and the Obliquity 23° 27’ 32/.0? The A. R. of the Meridian is consequently 13 3™ 34.44. Longitude. Altitude. fe) / Mt fe) / “ At 13%. 3™- 173 21 42.9 45 52 21.4 Proportion for 344 seconds We Bio — 3 24.4 Correction for — 170” in Lat. 2 655 + 2.23.3 ° Correction for — 8” in Obliq. 7.7 _ 0.9 Sum 2 : : : 173 31 28 45 51 20 46 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument. Longitude porection Altitude — oreption Corrections for Azgument. A. R. of Mer. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000 in Latitude. |/4 pop Mer. Te wal eae yy Oo" 97. *) Long. Alt. HH. M. 0 0 | 1951 6° 4 9 |-a%5 | 5167 40 4 4 |—sio0 || 639” | 4863” || 0 0 Od wl 200 810 n ee ry UNO? oll cee oe oe oe a Lame 638 | 863 || o 14 0 0B 20M DON FO tR\\ irae |] DENS BBi ni? ise A 826 636 | séa || o 2 0 8 | 202708 TF alts || 520429 2. || 18dp 635 | 864 || o 8 04 | 20393755 5 |722_|| 5220.4 2 oe | 35.2 633 | sea |] o 4 0 6 | ol4t 3, 5 |-m9 || 52 25 39 535 (355 ||—631 {+865 || 0 6 0 6 | 35255 6 | The | 52sn14 Ber | 858 630\)|. 865 || © 6 0. F | 215558 55 6 | 78 || 626648 2 2, || 86.0 628 | 866 || 0 7 0.(8 | 2128 4.°(05 8 | mo, || 524222 25. | ses 626 | 866 || o 8 0 9 | 214010 19 ? | 706 || 8247 65 7 OS | 36.6 625 | 866 || 0 9 0 10 | 215215 45 4 |=703 || 625328 ¢ 55 369 |/—e28 | 867 || 0 10 0 Tn} Baea tote e700. |||" 29 WO We ee eden 621 sev || 0 11 o 12 | 2216 23 1S 2 | 697 || Bea 82 2 oF | B15 620 | s6s || 0 12 0 18 | 222896° 12°"8 |) Go |lMps 10,'@ Fre) e878 618 | 86s || 0 13 0 14 | 224029 1 § | 690 | 531534 2) | 38.2 616 | ses || 0: 44 0 15 | 226231 4, 5 |-087 || 5321 5 255 [—385 |[—o1s [+869 | 0 15 016 | 23/433 35.7 | 684 || 682684 23) | 38.9 613 | s69 || 0 16 0° 17°) eye sa! 5° 4 | °e8.0 “ll 9as'e2 a2 OS sas 612 | 870 || 0 17 0.18, | 28.28.26 445 5.) 8%7 || 58.87.98. 255 | 896 610 | 87 || 0 18 019 | 234035 15 5 |_67-4_||_ 0843 1 7 Oo: |_399 603 | 871 0 19 0 20 23 52 35 1 59 | 87.0 53 48 29° 5, |—40.8 || —607 | +871 0 20 0 21 | 24 434 3, 35 | 667 || 535356 257 | 40.7 605 | 871 0 21 0 22 | 241633 5) 23 | 664 || 535928 55% | 41.0 603 | 872 || 0 22 0. 28. | 2428 Sh Fhe Wlre60 "| bd 4 49 be Was 602 | s72 || 0 23 0 24 |-244029 1 2 | 65.7 || 541015 a ied 600 873 || 0 24 0 25 | 245226 5,5, |—eo4 | 5415 41 ~ 52 [42.0 |/—o98 |+873 || 0 25 0 26 | 25 495. S122! | e5is | idan @) ip oh: | aad 597 | 873 || 0 26 0 27, | 25.96.19 a) ce | G47. | 54 26.80 2 OF | any 595 | 874 || 0 27 0 28 | 252816 3) g, | 644 || 548154 7 53 | 43.0 593 s74 || 0 28 029 | 254011 7) 3, | 640 || 543717 ° O | 43.4 592 | 875 || 0 29 0 30 | 2552 6 4,5, |-637 || 544240 55) |—43.7 |[—s90 [+875 || 0 30 o st | 26 4 0H Ziv iiend ol be 48) a) 2 ot | 420 589 | 876 || 0 31 0 82 | 261555 7) 2, | 680" | bi bees 2 Shy ease 587 | 876 || 0 32 0 33 | 262749 3) 2 | 627 || 545844 2 OF | 446 585 | 877 || 0 33 0 34 | 26 39.43 1 oe | 624 |. 954 5 P| 4ae 584 | 877 || 0 34 0 35 | 265136 ,,,5 |-o21 | 55 925 0, [452 |/—sex |e || 0 35 0 36 | 27.328 3733 | 618 || 551444 219 | 45.5 580 878. || 0 36 O87). 2715 BL), Faves, @fiPSLb (l\.,B5 20, 8) 2 12. ta 458 579 | 878 || 0 37 oss | ateT Is A eo sere |b seat 2 Tap aa 377 | +879 || 0 38 0 39 PY Eten! ; 2 60.9 55 30 39 46.4 575 879 0 39 0 40 27 50 55 uvee — 60.6 55 35 56 Paw! —46.7 —574 | +880 0 40 o 41 | 38 246 25! ens |) 55 4119) 216 | azo 572 | ss0 || 0 4% o 42 | 281437 1251 | goo || 55 4623 516 | 47s 570 ssl 0 42 0 43 | 282627 1250 | go7 || 555144 516 | a7e6 569 881 0 48 o- 44 | 283816 1! 49 | G94 |] 655658 514 | 478 567 ss2 || 0 44 045. | 28°50. 6 Hi Fs =391 || 56 213 A 2 Sasa ||/—see |--882 || 0. 45 0. 46-| 29 4) 65 58.8 || 56 7 26 48.4 564 sss || 0 46 0 47 || 29 1845) SES Ol chee |e pe ipksg: ye tS eg te beo reese |e needy o 48 | 292532 11 49 | 52 || 561752 613 | 490 || 561 | 884 || 0 48 0 49 | 293719 57.9 || 5623 3 91) | 493 559 | 884 || 0 49 0 50 | 2949 7 a re 57.6 || 56 28 15 4 af =i |[=557_ [885 0 50 0 51 | 30 O54 3) 47 | 573 | 563325 310 | 499 556 | 885 || 0 51 0 52 | 301241 {147 | 570 || 5638385 610 | 50.1 554 | ss6 || 0 52 0 53 | 30 24 28 56.7 || 56 43 44 50.4 552 | ss6 || 0 53 0 54 | 303614 ‘i - 56.4 || 564853 5 9 | 50.7 551,]| 887 || 0 54 0 55 | 8048.0 4, 4, |-s61 | S654 1 - 8 |—s10 |\—54a9 |-pea7 | 0 5B o — | 305945 35 40 | 558 |] 5659 9 - 6 | S12 547 | 888 || 0 56 o 57 | stalee ah ae | 666) || 7-405) 20s) Neots 546 | sss ll 0 57 0 68 |).81 2817 aoa, | sue || 87 9722) Be mets 544 | 888 | 0 58 0 69 | 31.85 8 faq | 550 || S7j4a7 poe |. B20 543 | 839 | 0 59 1 ®t aay 54.7 || 57 19 32 52.3 541 gs9 || 1 0 Lat. 42° 23/ 28” N. (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27 40”, 47 Argument. Longitude ponardon Altitude Corpstion Corrections for Argument. A.R. of Mer.| Ff the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000" in Latitude. A. Re of Mer. H., .Me = - es teee a Long. | Alt. BGM: 1 0 | 8146 47 4 4g [54.7 || 57 19 82 4 ~ | 5a8 || 541) +880" 1 0 1 8158 32 4) 44 | 544 || 572437 2 2 | 526 539 S90 | 1 2 | 321016 3) gq | 541 || 572940 2 3 | 52.9 538 890) lk te 2 1 8 | 3222 0 37 44 | 538 || 5y3a43 2 3 | sas 536 | 891 oS 14 | 323344 7) 75 |_53.5__||_57 39 46 eas 534 som | de 1% | 324527 4) 43 |—582 || 67 44 47 5 1 |39 ||—333 |802 | a6 1 6 | 826710 4) 43 | 529 || 574948 3 1 | 542 531 699° || ah 1G 1 7 | 83 853 47 43 | 526 || 575449 5 1 | 545 529 | 893 || 1 7 1 8 | 83 2036 3; 49 | 523 || 5759 48 428 | 548 528 S98e || om 8 a9 | 8332 187 eb b8 4 a7 te [bed 526 894 |] 1 9 YW / 884 1a [218 | os 945. f 5g [Oot || —524 |-894 | 1 10 1 11 | 3365 42 3) 45 | 51.5 || 58 14 43 Gay WNoDa 523 895 || 1 1 12 | 34 7243, Gy | 512 || 58.19 40 422 | 56.0 521 89 || 1 12 1 18 | 3419 5 35 45 | 509 || 58 24-86 tee | 568 519 | 896 || 1 18 yi | 8€30 47 1) 7, [50-6 ||| 58 29 32 tee |_ 386 518 896 || 1 14 1 15 | 3442 28) 4, [903 | 58 3427 2 |=5e9 ||—a16 |+807 | a 15 af AS | Sites fowts y (ietoo.t tl fee a0 at vit OF olin 514 soz |} 1 16 ty | 888 5 a9fid, Gr eres fl tbe 4a ts 94 Of eer 513 soa; ||. Le 17 1 18 | 351730 35 745 | 49.5 |] 58 49 8 en ee Bil s9s || 1° 18 at) | 85029 10t@e 7, foe ||| be Ba to wit 22 pletse.o 509 | 899 || 1 19 1 20 | 35.4050 3) 49 |—89 || 5858 51 f°) |-s83 ||—s08 [900 || a 20 V 21 | 855280 7) 49 | 48.7 || 59 842 441 | 585 506 900 || 1 21 af 422 36.410 3) 39 48.4 59 832 4 is 58.8 504 901 ig 22 1 28 | 8615 49. 4) 59 | 481 || 591321 449°) 593 503 901 1 23 1 24 | 36 27 28 39 [478 || 5918 9 458 | 593 501 902 || 1 24 1 26 | 3639 7 2a 39 [47-5 || 592257 4 |-396 |/—199 |+902 | a 25 w 26 | 865046 5, 55 | 472 || B9a7 44 147 | 509 498 903 || 1 26 BF) ats 2 a5uer) gy seer. Il bo s8.an e. 2 dered 496 903 || 1 27 a 2D | B14 BON Go eee Jt 9.9m te. we 2 a eeoL4 494 904 || 1 28 1 29 | 3725 49 ‘ 464 |] 59 42 1 60.7 493 904 || 1 29 1 30 | 3737 20 oF = 46.1 59 46 45 7; 5 —60.9 |/—491 |+905 || a 30 De By | af4s cat as (45.9 |) 59 oa 20 tM ol wera 489 905 || 1 31 ¥ 82 | sho se as |NA5.6 || bo ue. aa 64 4 || els 488 906 || 1 32 8B | S82 tar gs sss |} 60 co og od 4) ol wteny 486 906 || 1 33 1 34 | 38 23 52 45.0 || 60 5 35 2 | 620 484 907 || 1 34 1 35 | 38 35 29 Fi = 44.8 || 60 10 15 ‘ bs —62.3 ||—483 |-[907 || 1 35 B86 | 38477 1 37 | 445 |] 60 14 55 14 40 leas 481 908 || 1 36 Hat |; 88:58 42 7) 57 | 1442 |] 60 10 34 ot 88 slong 479 908 || 1° 37 W388 | g9%0 Bb gz 1 [44.0 || 60 ey A mesa 478 909 || 1 38 1 39 | 392158 43.7 || 60 28 49 737 | 63.3 476 909 || 1 39 y 40 | 393335 1) = 2.5" || 60 33 26 3. |—63.6 ||—a74 | for || 140 4 | 8845 118 ay (|eas2 || (60 38 iw ad 88 ol eteag 473 910 || 1 41 42 | S086 ag or Y43.0 || G0 4a a7 wt ay (eta. 471 911 lL 42 | 4088 25 or oy feat | 60 40 at ot SE lea 469 911 || 1 43 1°44 | 4020 1 42.5 || 60 51 45 64.7 468 912 || 1 44 45 | wan sr ae -° wae {| Go ae IT aS OW Sene ae jo | 145 ® 46 | 40043 13) 11 36 | i400 Il 61 0 49 482 | age 464 913 || 1 46 Y 47 | 405449 1136 | ayy || 61 521 432 | 65.5 463 914 || 1 47 Y 48 | 41 625 1136 | 415 | 61 951 430 | 659 461 914 || 1) 48 Wy 49) | ders tl 86 eeine "61 14 21 4 80 ingen 459 915 || 1 49 P60 | seep eee 2! Wag a we ae 22 egal ace 915 || 150 1 51 | 414113 1 36 | 4o7 | G1 2317 428 | i666 456 | 916 || 1 51 Y 52 | 415248 1135 | jos 61 27:45 428 | 668 454 916 1 52 I 53 | 42 4 pabe dl 86 slonjog Gl sh 1g 14 20 «leer 453 917 1 58 1 54 | 421559 135 | 4o0 |] 613637 426 | 673 451 ot ||. Wee 5a y 65 | 42734 4129 |=308 || a1 41 1 434 (ere ||—aa9 (pois || 238 1 56 | 423910 3) 35 | 396 || 61 4525 424 | 67s 448 918 || 1 56 1 57 | 425045 3) 35 | 39.3 || 614948 422 | 681 446 919 || 1 57 1 58 | 43 220 3,35 | 391 | ersan 422 | oss 444 | 919 || 1 58 1 59 | 481355 3, 55 | 389 |) 6l 5832 421 | gs6 || -a42 920 || 1 59 2 2 0 43 25 30 38.7 62 2 53 68.8 441 920 0 CO i ee 2 OR 48 Argument. } A. R. of Mer. WNHNYNNN NN NNN WN NNN NINN NNN) NNNNN| NNN NN NN NNN NN NNN NN NNN NN NNN NNN N Ni NPNNNNe CHtanRwwRos ° 43 43 45 44 44 44 44, 44 44 45 45 45 45 45 46 46 46 46 46 47 A7 47 AT 47 48 48 48 : 48 48 49 AY 49 49 49 49 50 50 50 50 50 51 51 51 51 ¢ 51 52 52 52 2 52 52 53 53 53 53 53 54 54 54 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Longitude of the Nonagesimal. 4 25 = 37 48 0 il 23 34 46 58 9 21 32 44 55 27 38 50 1 13 24 “ 30 5 39 14 49 23 58 33 7 41 16 50 24 59 33 7 Al 15 49 24 58 32 6 40 14 47 21 55 29 54 36 32 5448 7 54 59 41 ) Tl Il Il il 11 il 11 11 il 11 11 11 ll 11 11 11 1l 11 11 1k ll 11 il 1l 11 11 11 11 11 Hh 11 Il 11 1l 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 11 1l 11 11 11 11 11 11 11: 11 IL 11 11 11 1l 11 4a 35 34 35 35 34 35 35 34 34 35 34 34 35 BA 34 34 34 34 35 54 34 34 B4 od 33 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 BE 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 34 35 34 34 Correction for — 100" in Obliq. —3 .7 38.4 38.2 37.9 37.7 37.3 37.0 36.8 36.6 36.1 35.9 35.7 35.5 —35.2 35.0 34.8 34.6 34.3 —34.1 33.9 33.7 33.4 33.2 —33.0 32.8 32.5 32.3 32.) —31.9 31.6 31.4 31.2 51.0 —3v.7 30.5 30.3 30.1 29.9 —29.7 29.5 29.3 29.0 28.8 —28.6 28.4 28.2 28.0 27.8 > |—27.6 27.4 27.2 27.0 26.8 — 26.6 26.5 26.3 26.1 25.9 25.7 —37.5 —30.4 Altitude of the Nonagesimal. WWWWWWWWWWW WWWWW WWW HW WWW WWWWWWNWWOWO RPE ER REPRE R E ERE RR RE RR SP PRE BY Correction for —100'' in Obliq. 4a —68.8 69.0 69.3 69.5 69.7 —70.0 702 70.4 70.7 70.9 —T1.1 714 71.6 71.8 72.0 —F2.3 72.5 72.7 72.9 73.2 —73.4 73.6 73.8 74.1 743 —74.5 74.7 75.0 75.2 75.4 —75.6 75.9 76.1 76.3 76.5 —76.8 77.0 77.2 TA 77.6 —77.8 78.0 78.3 78.5 78.7 —i8.9 79.1 79.3 79.5 79.7 —79.9 80.1 80.3 80.5 80.7 —80.8 81.0 81.2 81.4 81.6 81.8 Corrections for —1000" in Latitude. Long. Alt. —441’’ | +920’ 439 921 437 921 436 922 434 922 —432 +923 431 923 429 924 427 925 425 925 —b41 | 4936 422 926 420 927 419 927 A17 928 —415 +928 413 929 412 929 410 930 408 930 —A07 +951 405 931 403 932 401 932 400 933 —398 | +933 396 934 394 934 393 935 391 935 —38y +936 388 936 386 937 384 937 382 938 —381 +938 3i9 939 377 939 375 940 374 940 —372 +941 370 941 368 942 367 942 365 943 —305 +943 361 944 350 944 358 945 356 945 —354 +946 353 946 351 947 349 947 347 948 —346 | 948 344 949 342 949 340 950 339 950 3357 951 Argument. A. R. of Mer. CHIE RweNMHcoe WNNNNN| NN NN NINN NNN NN NN N| WW NNN NN NNN NNN NN YP NNN HN NNN NN) NNN NN) NNW wh rrerwnwpk Argument. A.R. of Mer. M. 09 09 0 09 Oo] Co Ow ey Cy Oo mOWWWWIWWW WWI WWW W WW) WWWW HD WWWWWI WWW WWI WWWWW WWWWH WWWwWwWlwWwWwWwWwww CmOAODTLKWNeS io} 54 59 55 55 55 55 55 5 56 56 2 56 56 56 57 57 57 57 57 5 58 58 58 58 58 & 59 59 59 2! 59 & 59 60 60 60 60 60 60 6) 61 61 61 61 62 62 : 62 62 62 63 63 63 2 63 63 64 64 64 2 64 3 64 5 65 65 65 65 65 66 66 66 Longitude of the Nonagesimal. 4 “a 41 16 2 51 25 0 35 10 44 19 54 5 29 4 40 15 50 25 1 36 11 AT 23 58 34 10 45 21 57 33 9 46 7 22 58 34 2 11 47 5 24 0 37 14 51 28 5 41 19 56 33 10 48 25 3 40 18 56 34 12 50 28 6 44 22 Lat. 42° 23 28” N., (reduced 42° 12! 2-4), and Obliquity 230 27' 40”, 49 Rarrestion Altitude — SonOnn Corrections for Areument in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. infObliq. —1000"' in Latitude. |! 4 R of Mer. We ele) - Long. Alt. i. M. —2%.7 || 65 56 38 44 |—sis ||—337”|4951”|| 3 0 Sere WiMianina gems 2a cael Geen) + eee ll gue 25.1 || 66 646 323 | 824 332 | 952 || 3 3 249 || 6610 8 3 > 826 330 | 953 || 3 4 247 || 661329 5 a 32.8 ||—s28 |953 | 3 5 4 5 2 - ais || os 20s 219 | aso |) soa | goa || 3-7 241 || 6633296 > 1 83.4 323 | 955 || 3 8 23.9 || 66 26 43 eu 83.6 321 965 ||'3 9 337 || 662959 54, |—888 || 319 |+956 | 3 10 . 5 a3 || e6sc20 215 | sto || sis | os6 || 3 12 23.1 || 663942 313 | 844 314 | 957 || 3 18 229 || 664254 30° | 846 312 | 957 || 3 14 2s || 6646 5 5 : —sa7 ||—s10 |4958 || 3 15 226 || 664914 3 2 | 819 308 | 958 || 3 16 22.4 || 665228 3 2 | 85.1 307 | 959 || 3 17 228) ||| Go 55 or | 2 1S mi iseis 305 | 959 || 3 18 221 || 665838 8 7 | 35.4 303 | 960 || 3 19 SP iekas hime (ores fae 25 || oy 752 3 2 | 160 961 || 3 22 ites eee |e —31.0 || 67 16 57 ; 4 365 292 | 4-962 || 3 25 209 || 671957 3 86.6 290 | 963 || 3 26 20.7 || 672256 2°9:| 868 239 | 963 || 3. 27 205 || 672553 2°7% | 870 2387 | 964 || 3 98 2.1 || 6728 50 2 ze 871 285 | 964 || 3 29 PED, = Te. 283 < rs B mee an Pas |e pe [se we | PES pa | ee | Be] se |B 19.5 || 67 43 16 : 51 | 38.0 276 | 966 || 3 24 =94 | 67466 - °° |=esa |/—274 | +967 |3 35 19.2 || 674355 379 | 88.3 272 | 967 || 3° 36 19.0 || 67 51 43 88.5 271 967 || 3 37 189 || 675430 247 | ss6 269 | 968 || 3 38 187 {fer 67 16 28 || a8 267 | 968 || 3 39 1815 Ge WW Ge we \=saro al 265 +969 3 40 13.4 || 68 244 24% | g91 263 | 969 || 3 41 182 || 68 597 243 | so92 261 70 || 3 42 18.0 68s gs 241 | go4 260 970 3 43 179 || 6810 49 741 | 895 258 970 oye =17.7 || 68 13 28 : e 39.7 ||—256 |om || 8 45 17.5 || e816 6 238 | s98 254 | 97 || 3 46 17.4 || 68 18 43 90.0 a52 | o72 || 3 47 172 || 68 2120 237 | 901 250 972 || 3 48 170 || 682355 225 | on2 249 | 972 || 3 49 16.9 || 68 96 282 82 |=904 |\—2a7 |-po73, || 3 50 16.7 || 6829 1 233 | 90.6 245 973 8) 51 16.6 68 3133 232 | 908 243 973 3 52 i64 || 68 34 4 2 = 90.9 241 974 || 3 58 16.3 68 36 33 9 | 91.0 239 974 3 54 —161 | 6839 1 4 Fa 91.1 ||—238 |975 ||3 65 15.9 || 68 4129 552 | 91.2 236 | 975 || 3 56 S 4 esse tee | etl 15.5 || 684844 553 | 91.7 230 | 976 || 3 59 15.3 || 6851 7 91.8 22s {| .976 || 4 0 66 1 50 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument. ! Longitude Correetion Altitude ROHEG) arentionsitir Arguinent, A.R. of Mer.| of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq: of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq —1000"' in Latitude. |] 4) p. of Mer. in AM Ais anf; 4 ed hey lege | Long. | Alt. H. M. ae) 70, 66 36 1 4, % |—15.3 6851 7 445 |—91.8 |) 2281 4976" || 4 0 A a 66 47 39 4) 38 15.1 68 53 294) 91.9 226 977 4 A> ae 66 5917 44 39 15.0 68 55 49 149 92.1 225 977 A? 4 8 67 10 56 44 39 14.8 68 58 9 jo6 92.2 223 978 4 iB Ae 67 22.35 4) os 14.7 69 0 27 a 92.3 221 978 A ae Ai AG 67 34.13 4, 399 |—i40 69 2 44 137 —92.4 ||—219 | +978 AD A 56 67 45 52 4) 39 14.4 69 5 1 355 92.6 217 979 4 6 Ay i 67 57 3141 39 14.2 69 716 55 92.7 215 979 a a G8 68 910 44 39 141 69 929 J55 92.8 213 979 A as Nia) 68 2049 1, = 13.9 69 11 42 aA 92.9 212 980 4 9 4 10 68°32 28 4) gg [—138 69 13 54 130 =931 || —210 | 4-050 ay 10 ae 68 44 7 47 40 13.6 6916 4 455 93.2 208 980 Al ii 4 12 68.55 47 443 13.5 691814 458 93.3 206 981 4 12 Ai} 69 726 141 39 13.4 69 2022 354 93.4 204 981 4) PAB 4 14 6919 5 11 49 15. 69 22 29 ie 93 5 202 981 4 14 ARNIS 69 30 45° 44 39 [—131 69 2435 5, |—93.6 ||—200 | 4-982 4 #15 4 16 69 42 24 41 49 12.9 69 26 40> 454 93.7 199 982 4 16 4 17 69 54 4 41 40 128 69 2844 155 938 197 982 AD Uy, Ay 1s 70 544 7) gy 12.6 69 30 46. 455 94.0 195 983 AD 18 4 19 7017 2334 40 12.5 69 32 48 eA 94.1 193 983 4 19 4 20 70 29.3 4) go |—124 69 34.48 jg [—94.2 || 191 | +983 4 20 4 2 70 40 43° 44 49 12.2 69 3647 148 94.3 189 984 He 21 Zh O87 70 5223 44 49 12.1 693845 447 94.4 187 984 si (22 Ay 133 TAS Tin ap i19 69 40 42 346 94.5 186 984 ys) 4 24 pa a3 aay 11.8 69 42 38 <4 946 184 98 |. 4 24 4 25 7127230 4, gy [17 69 443200 544 [—94-7 || —182 | 4-y59 4 25 4 26 7139 4 4) 40 11.5 69 46 26 45 94.8 180 985 4 26 4° 97 7150 44 4) 49 1d 694818 44) 94.9 178 985 Ae OF 4 28 72 224 4) 4) 11.3 6950 9 414 95.0 176 986 Ae OR 4 29 Ce eo ea 11.1 69 51 59 95.1 174 986 4 29 4 30 7225-45 4, 4, |—1L0 69 53 47 a —95.2 || —172 | +936 4 30 4 31 72 37 26 3) 44 10.9 69 55 35196 95.5 170 937 4” BI 4 32 7249 7 44 40 10.7 69 57 21g 95.4 169 987 ay) 32 “4 «83 73 047 4) 47 10.6 REE Ce ai 95.5 167 987 4 33 4 84 (BEERS 10.5 7 051 95.6 165 987 4 34 4+ 35 3249 4, 4 [—103 70 2 34 a —95.7 || —163 | +-988 4) 35 4 36 73 35 50 4) 4] 10.2 LO OTS ake 95.8 161 988 4 36 4 37 734731 44 44 10.1 70 556 og 95.9 159 988 4 37 4 38 735912 44 44 9.9 70 7 36 oe 96.0 157 988 4 38 4 39 741053 4, a 9.8 7 914 96.1 155 989 4 39 4 40 | 42234 4,4 |—97 || 71051 2 [952 || 155 |-pes9 || 4, 40 4 41 743416 3) 4) 9.5 70 12 27 95 96.3 152 989 4 41 4 42 744557 31 oy 9.4 7014 2 93 96.4 150 989 4, 42 4 43 7457 88 44 49 9.3 70 15 35 2 96.4 1i8 950 4 43 4 44 % 920 4) “a 9.1 Os Gent AS 965 146 | 990 4 44 4 45 521 1 4, 42 |— 9.0 70 18 39 op —96.6 || —144 | +990 4. 45 4 46 75 3243 4) 49 8.9 70 20 9 88 967 142 990 4 46 4 47 75 4425 41 44 8.7 FiO Pal, 837) 83 96.8 140 991 way 4 48 7556 6 44 49 8.6 70 23 5 Ay 96.9 138 991 4 48 4 49 paee 48 eae 8.5 70 24 32 ae 970 || 136 991 4 49 4 50 7619 30 44 AB = ae 70 25 57 a =97.1 || —135 | +991 4 50 4 - 5l 76 3112 34 45 8.2 70 27 21 an 97.1 133 992 4 51 4 52 76 4254 3) 43 8.1 70 28 44 a 97.2 131 992 4 52 A 53 76 5436 41 45 7.9 70 30 6 = 97.3 129 992 4 53 4 54 77 618 mi 5 7.8 70 31 26 97.4 127 992 4 54 £55 | 7718 0 4, g [— 77 || 70 3246 $9 |=o74 || 126 goss || 4° oe 4 56 77 29 42 44 49 7.5 70 34 4 ae 97.5 123 993 4 56 4 57 77 4124 47 49 74 70 35 21 6 97.6 .|| 121 993 4° 57 4 58 7753 6 44 4B 1.3 70 36 37 74 97.7 119 993 4 658 4 59 78 449 41 45 Weal 70 37 51 ai 97.7 117 993 4 59 pen 78 16 31 = 7.0 70 39 5 97.8 || 116 994 & 0 Lat. 42° 23/ 28” N. (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27 40”, 51 | Argument. F Correction : ic i 8 Longitude i Altitude eae ON Cc i fi Argument. n 3 for —10 é u ¥ isa ’ orrections for A.R. of Mer,| Ff the Nonagesimal. we Oblia. of the Nonagesimal. rae Oblig, —1000" in Latitude. A. R. of Mer. HH. M. Sey ee Seley Long. | Alt. OM 510" | 78 16) 8th Sees | 7.0 all torsos 4 (978 ||—nie” logy |] 5 Oe 5 ol | vegas ae G99) yomon tO a7 9 114 994 || 5 1 5 2 | @esose TS 68 | 74198 71 | o7'9 12 994 || 5 2 8 3 78 51 38413 6.7 || 704238 70 | g89 110 994 || 5 8 321 6.6 0 4: eee eee eB eS pe pl ; ==g —106 9941 5B BUaP 9 (ca) 26. ig. tT 63 | 7046 0 88 | og 108 | aes 5 6 By ay 79 38 29 35 rE 6.2 70 47 5 ea 98.3 102 995 oy Bee a |) 279. 50 Rae dt 6.1 7048 9 «8 | oss 100 995 || 5 8 5 9 | 80 155 ie, 60 || 70 49 12 a, {28-4 98 995 || 5 9 5)” 10 80 13 38 : —5.9 70 50 13 —98.5 || — 96 5 7 8 5 — 96 995 5 10 5 1 | 802520 fe 58 || 705113 69 | og. pal 995 || 5 i a Ae eihsveia. Ale Bi mO\s2 zB? | ose 93 996 || 5 12 6 18 | 804346 1 a 5.6 || 70 53 10 4 98.6 91 996 || 5 13 5 14.| 81 0 99 ee ET Ee RS a 89 996 || 5 44 5 15 8L 12 13 —5.3 0 baw? Z 98.7 87 996 5 b.é 2 — 98. — 96 5 15 5 16 | si 2356 1 a 52 || 705556 Pt | ogg 85 mae 5 16 By 2) “BL 35 ay | 7 Pe 5.1 7056 49 BB! oss 83 996 || 5 417 BTS) | au dria e A 8 49 || 70 5741 2? | gag 81 997 || 5 48 5 19 | 8159 5 ase 48 || 70 58 32 ag |9°9 79 997 || 5 19 aD 82 10 49 —17 || 70 59 21 98.9 || — 77 997 5 4 2 98.9 || = 20 5 21 | 82 22 39 aM a 46 || 71 0 9 be 99.0 15 % 997 || 5 4 5 22 | 823415 1 ui 4 7L 056 647 | 990 73 997 || 5 29 5 23 | 82 45 59 a he SOA Sih Peas ee oo 7 997 || 5 93 5 24 | 3257 49 a 42 |] 71 2 96 “a ot 69 997 || 5 924 5 25 | 88 9 25 = 71. 3 10 99.1 63 ‘ = [Seta = 998 || 525 5 26 | 8321 9 i = 39 71 352 42 | og 66 ‘hegue 5 26 5 27 | 83 39 59 ae 38 || 71 4 35 a 99.2 64 998 || 5 97 5 28 | 83 44 36 tae 7M) au ee aa SP loo 62 993 || 5 98 : » s i D ae 3.6 || 71 5 51 37 [29:3 ||__ 60 998 || 5 99 < —3.4 71 6 28 e —-99.3 || — 58 998 5 30 5 31 | 841947 I 44 33°] 71 7 4 36 | oo5 Be | ee 5 3 5 32 | 84313 i 43 3.2 71 739 ze 99.4 54 998 5 32 5 33 | 84 43 14 uw a 3:1] 7 sie 22 A gaig 52 | 998 || 5 33 5 84 | 84 54 58 a 2.9 || 71 8 45 99.4 50 998 || 5 34 BSD GSING NaI —28) || m1 916 = 99.5 48 : : I 2s nan are 999 || 6 35 5 36 | 85 18 25 i DF 27 || 71 9 46 3 99.5 46 | 999 || 5 36 SEIN Re Cu tee 261 tots 281995 44 999 || 5 37 5 38 | 85 4153 2.5 || 71 10 42 8 | 996 43 | 999 || 5 5 39 | 85 5337 11 44 26 ¢ - ‘ 5 at es 23 || mi 8s 6 | go¢ 41 999 || 5 39 5 ial 86 5 21 lL 43 —2.2 71 11 33 2 —99.6 — 39 4b 999 oO 40) B ay (| sp a7 14 a 21 11157 74 | 996 37 999 || 5 41 5 42 | 86 28 48 ae 2.0 | 711220 23 | go 35 999 || 5 42 5 43 | 86 40sae «tl 19 71 12 41 21 95:7 33 999 5 43 5 44 | 86 52 16 eae 18 7131 20 | 99.7 31 999 5 44 5 45 | 87 4 0 ta eee a Is 20 ee Sou ian £999 || 6 45 5 46 ar 15 eer 15 71 13 38 i 99.8 27 999 || 5 46 & © || aysoqs Ul 4 i a a iy ree ee a5 eae A Sada ee aie een 3 7 i Me 8 23 999 || 5° 4g Bia 4 12 | 71 14 24 998 || 21 999 || 5 49 e Ea Be es Be im | Se 71 14 37 4 —99.8 |/— 19 |-+ 999 5 50 5 5 8 10 || 7114 48 99.9 17 999 || 5 5 5 62 | 8826 8 it rh 0.9 71 14 59 11 99.9 16 999 5 = 5 53 | 88 37 52 Me 08 || 7115 8 2 99.9 14 999 || 5 53 5 54 | 83 49 36 ee 06 || 7115 16 99.9 I 999 || 5 54 OTE 82: EQ0y, gay [=O Suh aD AeraS é —99.9 |/— 10 [fF 999_||_ 5 ss Sas osaytsia,.. Ft ri 0.4 || 71 15 28 4 | 100.0 8 999 || 5 56 5 BF 88 UBT ay a 0.3 || 71 15 39 3 | 100.0 6 999 || 5 57 5 36 32 1 4 0.2 71 15 35 > | 100.0 4 | 1000 || 5 58 : 1 s 2 5 0.0 0 6 59 | 89 48 16 71 15 37 100.0 1000 0 | 900000 1! 44 L 71 15 38 100.0 1000 a 52 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument. % Longitude poumection F Altitude — fepeeraon Corrections for Argument. A.R. of Mer. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000" in Latitude. A. R. of Mer. H M. Ole ban ve 0 ee, iG Long. Alt. H. M. Ad 9 0 0 4 44 | +00 71 15 38 4 |-100.0 |] -+ 0” |41000”| 6 0 Go a 9011 44 4) 44 0.1 71 15 37 2 100.0 2 1000 6 4 Gi ee 90 23 28 4) 44 0.2 71 15 35 3 1000 4 1000 6 2 aes} 90 35 12 44 44 0.3 7) 15 32 A 100.0 6 999 6 = 6 2 90 46 56 a 0.4 71 15 28 = 100.0 8 999 || 6 4 6 5 9053 40) 4, | +0-5 71 15 22 6 |— 99-9 }+ 10 4 999 || 6 6 6m 911024 45 44 0.6 71 15 16 8 29.9 12 999 6 SG GF 9122 8 45 44 0.8 7115 8 9 99.9 14 999 || 6 7 6s 91 33 52 4) 44 0.9 71 14 59 i 99.9 16 £99 6 8 CLD 91 45 36 ia 1.0 71 14 48 ra 99.9 17 999 6 9 6 10 91572004, 44 | +h! 71) 14 137 13 |— 99:8 || + 19 |4e 999 6 10 6 11 D2 TO Fas ie 1.2 71 14 24 lt 99.8 21 999 6 ll i 12 922048 4) 44 1.3 71 14:10 16 99.8 23 999 6 12 (3 43 92.3232 4) 44 1.4 71 13 54 16 99.8 25 999 6 6B Gr 1 92 44 16 atigaa 1.5 71 13 38 S 99.8 27 999 6 14 6 15 9256 0 4, 44 | +16 71 13 20 19 — 99.7 |/+ 29 |4+ 999 || 6 15 6 16 93 744 4) 44 1.8 Toro 20 997 31 999 6 16 (nes 93.19 23 44 44 1.9 71 12 41 21 99.7 33 999 G6 17 6 is 9331 12 47 44 2.0 71 12 20 23 99.7 35 999 6 18 6 19 93 42 56 1 44 2.1 ZAM Wh ail By 99.6 3 999 6 19 6 20 935440 9) 4g | +22 71 11 33 25 — 99.6 || + 29 |+4 999 6 20 6G 21 91 623 47 44 2.3 7111 8 26 99.6 41 999 || 6 21 B99 9418 7 41 44 2.5 71 10 42 98 99.6 43 999 6 22 Geos 942951 4) 44 2.6 71 10 14 a8 99.5 44 999 aee-S) God 94.4135 1, aa 2.7 71 § 46 5 99.5 46 999 6 24 Geb: 945339 47 43 | +28 71 9 16 3) |— 99-5 || + 48 |4 999 6 25 6 26 95 5 2) an 44 2.9 iSite 33 99.4 50 998 6 26 6 27 951646 4) 44 3.1 71 48 12 33 99.4 52 998 6 27 6 28 95 28 30 47 43 3.2 71 739 35 99.4 54 998 6 28 6 29 95 40 13 eae 3.3 Wiley ie 99.3 56 998 6 29 6 30 95 5157 41 44 | +34 71 6 28 37_|— 99:3 || + 58 [+ 998 6 30 83) 96 341 44 43 3.6 71 5 51 39° 99.3 60 998 iG) esi 6 32 9615 24 47 44 2G) 71 5 12 39 99.2 62 998 6 32 6 33 9627 8 4) 43 3.8 7 As38 ve 99.2 64 998 6 138 6 34 963851 1, an 3.9 71 3 52 5 99.2 66 998 6 34 6 35 96 5035 4) 4g | +44 71 3 10 44 [= 99-1 |] + 68 | 998 6 35 6 36 97 218 44 44 4.2 71 2 26 rei 99.1 69 997 6 36 6 37 9714 2 4] 43 43 71 1 42 i 99.1 71 997 6 37 6 38 97 25 45 4) 43 44 71 0 56 7 99.0 73 997 6 38 6 39 97 37 28 er 4.6 rib a) ii 99.0 75 997 6 39 6 40 97 4912 44 49 +27 70 59 21 4g |— 98:9 || + 77 FE 997 6 40 6 41 98 055 47 45 4.8 70 58 32 51 98.9 79 997 6 41 6 42 98 12 38 57 4s 4.9 70 57 Al 52 98.9 81 997 6 42 6 43 98 2421 4) 43 5,1 70 56 49 5S 98.8 83 996 6 43 6 44 98 36 4 1 i 5.2 70 55 56 : 98.8 85 996 6 44 6 45 98.47 48 41 45 533 7055 2 = — 9.7 ||+ 87 |+ 996 6 45 6 46 98 5931 4) 43 5.4 70 54 .7 ey 98.7 89 996 6 46 6 47 9911 14° 45 43 5.6 70 53 10 58 98.6 91 996 6 47 6 48 99 2257 4) 49 5.7 70 52 12 iG 98.6 93 996 6 48 6 49 99 34 40 i i 5.8 70 51 13 98.5 94 995 6 49 6 50 99 46 23 41 45 5.9 70 50 13 A — 98.5 || + 96 |+ 995 6 50 Giana 9958 5 4) 43 6.0 70 49 12 63 98.4 98 995 6 51 6 52/100 948 4) 45 6.1 7048 9 oa 98.3 100 995 6 52 6 53 | 1002131 45 45 6.2 70 47 5 65 98.3 102 995 6 53 6 54 | 100 33 14 v4 48 6.3 70 46 0 98.2 104 995 6 54 6 55 | 1004456 4) 4g | +65 70 44 54 oe — 98.1 || +106 | 994 6 55 6 56 100 56 39 ll 43 6.5 70 43 47 69 98.1 108 994 6 56 6 57 | 101 822 35 45 6.7 70 42 38 70 98.0 110 994 6 57 6 58 {10120 4 35) 4s 6.8 70 41 28 ol 97.9 112 994 6 58 6 59 | 101 31 47 4; 45 6.9 70 40 17 oo) 97.9 114 994 6 59 7 O ! 101 43 29 7.0 70 39 5 97.8 116 994 || 7 0 Lat. 42° at. 42° 23/ 28” N. (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27 40”. 53 Argument. | ; : A. R. of enitude eer Altitud Correction . R. of Mer. onagesimal, in Obliq. of the Nonagesinel! for — 100°" Corrections for Argument. ae in Obliq. |j 1000" in Latitude. 7 0 101 43.99 2 ae ce Le Rees - ALR. of Mer, 7 1 Br 11 42 ; 70 39 5 Bo lars ong. aie a Ws 2 102 "6 Ee IL 43 7.1 70 37 51 74, ae aus 4994” || 7 0 7 3 102 18 36 Lt 42 7.3 70 36 37 74 ony a 993 7 - 7 ia Mane sos ae 74 || 708621 8 | o76 a 993 || 7 2 ee i | a 3 | oo || 7g CE Nios ao eee | eee ae ee Se = ane A fF | w8 524 tie m8 Oh Pugs ee) 8° Nana Chae lates || eae r ejusie wa | 29 | 8 6 go | 973 | ip 992 || 7 6 Bete Nace join ee ele 70. 28 ak EE | coma Ol) ae 992 |} 7 7 7 10 | 103 40 302! 42 8.2 |] 70 27 21 = 97.1 133 ae 48 am CM |gts ers Oe fue CE 4 acy aq .12 104 354 11 42 8.5 70 24 32 85 ano eA 991 aT) me 6B 104 15 36 ll 42 8.6 70 28 5 87 a sue 991 ya We 4 104 27 17 11 41 5.7 70 21 37 88 pais i 991 7 12 a ao = 967 Oey ware yma His 7 16 | 10450 49 1! 41 + 9.0 7 18 39 0 = 2 sie P| Te Ie app 9.1 (Oe a game Mra ee +990 7 1B W 18 |105u4 3 2! al 98 || 71535 22 | o64 a8 990 ll 7 46 TE ROPE Os 94 Hl 70 ta 2... 2B I) og 3 tc0 | aan, | oe oe ee ee a a63 | to2 | oso || 7 te ae 2h ios dp 7. Lhe pee 70 10 51 6 ee 7 a 7 22 106 0 48 11 41 9.8 70 914 97 06.1 ee +989 ToT) ee re rv Oa ae oe 96.0 ee on 7 21 7 24 | 106 2430 11 41 101 70 556 100 Ae Hs 988 RSS Se ee eae | MI I ik 459.64 088 | I) eae 7 26 | 1064732 11 41 10.3 702 34 (102 =S = ce 7 OA - as | 106 59 13. «LL 41 10.5 70 0 51 103 DEG Tee +938 ae Be oe AM iosmaulee eel 40 MMe ee all a0 788. a, 104 Wee = 957 7 6 7 29 | 107 22 34 (11 41 10.7 69 57 21 «—:106 95.4 “ea nd 7 oF ae ag ce MG ARE cule hoe A RABE 8 ie ae % 31 | 1074555 1140 [Pio 69 53.47 «198: «I-95 = ee 7 32 | 1075736 121! 41 ML 69 5159 ~=—«:108 GE we 936 = me ce lao: di we | 2t8 || 69 50 jo 01M? | a5 He tM [ioode tse | Ba | ees | ato | im | es | rae Eeaiear we 94.8 180 8 : 7 36 | 108 44 oH iivah LET. || 69 44,aa le sewage Se oan ee We a 7 37 | 108 5557 11 40 11.8 69 4258 114 | o146 TB +955 7 35 7 38 109 737. 11 40 i1.9 69 40 42 116 915 ae 984 7 36 7 39 | 191917 1140 | 333 e 38 45 ie 94.3 187 081 i = 7 40/109 3067! 40 55 36-47 942 || 189 88 7 Al 109 42 a 11 40 124 69 34 48 119 =i a ou 7 39 m, 4 Woo 6217 21 40 4 22? 69 32 48 120 | 949 ven +983 7 40 zh 8} 110 556 11 39 126 69 30 46 122 93.8 ae 983 Ae Be tae Nein: matt any | SEES I) ORB aa fa 22 1 08.7 23 983 || 7 42 7 45 | 110 29715 1! 89 12.9 || 6926 40 124 | 936 199 982 ces 7 46 | 110 40 55 11 40 13.1 69 24.35. 125 |Toas = 2 7 44 7 47 | 1105234 11 39 13.2 69 22 29 =: 126 93.4 e00 +982 7 45 ie 48) ean es | UL 40 13.4 69 20 22 «127 ane 2 981 ents @ 49 | 111 15 53 11 39 135 69 18 14 128 a8 Bre 981 7 47 Passe-nainlinimeaeeetaB OL | 130° | 93.1 oe th tgenall|. 2 aa 7 bt | iiggar 139 [ts || 691364 189 [929 | Par0 at 7 52 | 111 50 50 1139 | 139 || 69 11 42 182, ong 210 | +980 [760 7 53 | 112 229 11:39 14.1 69 929 ©6138 9017 ais 980 een 7 64 111214 g 11 39 ia a aa ise 92.6 215 Bo : oe Ty ay | iTI2 25 11 39 eae baal 92.5 217 53 7 56 | 112 Ae a 113g {tits 69 244 137 loa cates 979 7 54 7 7 (4ia40 4 189 | 78 | Go op a Stor Serial’ | Caen %. Be alte os Ll eo) || ES ee Seiee 138 | 92.2 223 978 || 7 56 7 59 aie a2 91 238 15.0 68 55 49 140 Fa 223 978 oe ee 8 39 | lal 685329 140 | go 225 977 || 7 58 51 142 c 226 977 7 59 8 0 11324 9 JL! 5 9 91.8 228 976 0 54 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument: Longitude earzection Altitude Correstion Corrections for AxgumEnt, A.R. of Mer. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000"" in Latitude. |, Rp. of Mer. H. M. ae yh re Fy) Ona as i Long. Alt. ni. M. 8 0 | 113 24 “4d 88 68 51 $3 [91-8 || +228” |+9767 |] 8 0 8 Wt | 118785 38005 gg) | mibin 68 48 44 554 | 91.7 || 230 97% || 8 1 8 2) | bape CW tbe 68 46 20 555 | 91.5 232 976 8° 8) Buses B ate. 15.8 68 4355 5 56 | 91.4 234 975 8 o__4 ea 15.9 68 4129 5 og |_912 236 975 ee: 8 5 | 1142211 4) 9g |+161 68 39 1 5 5g [91 || +238 | +975 Sane 8 6 mies done 16.3 68 36 33 5 5) | 91.0 239 974 8 6 8 Tau as Ret eee 16.4 68 84 4 oS 90.9 241 974 B Bo SB) Miya pate ees 16.6 68 3183 535 | 903 243 973 Bs Bia 0 a a 6829 1 5 5, |_908 245 9733 || 8 9 8 10 | 115 20200 4) 5, [416.9 68 26 28 “5 544 |—90.4 || +247 | +973 8 10 Bey dit) MUBTSICGT iar es 17.0 68 2355 53. | 90.2 249 972 Se. 7 By) 38.005 as 85 ee 172 68 2120. 5 ay || 90:1 250 972 || 8 12 8 18°| 1155512 4) 3. 17.4 68 18 43 53, | 90.0 252 972 || 8 13 | Oa ea aie 6816 6 55, |_898 254 971 8 14 8 15 | 161827 1) 37 [IT7 68 13 28 5 9g |-897 || +256 | +971 8 15 Beenie || Ueteorgar ee cee iiaime 681049 3 iy 89.5 258 970 8 16 8 17 | 116 41 42 3, 5, | 18.0 eke ies 894 260 970 Sey, Sp ts) die ss49 a, |) lee 68 (627 Se se 261 970 Bias Syl) aes oe le G8) lage 89.1 253 969 8 19 8 20 | 1171633 4) 34 [F186 68 0 1 oe —s8.9 || 265 | +959 8 20 S20) a ae 18.7 67 5716 5 2 888 267 968 8 21 8 22 |1173946 3,5, | 189 || 675430 $45 | 286 269 | 968 || 8 22 Seas | air 5) os 8 oe) eae Oe Bil 1G} rb 88.5 271 967 8 23 8 24 118 3 0 rata 19,2 67 48 55 : 4 88.3 272 967 8 24 Loe Le ee en SOE en le irs es eC eS Trs c Talim: a Sete E26 12 aise 19.5 67 43.16 5 BY 830 276 966 8 26 Bi ety a8 7/49) ee ll) 1007 17, 40 2B PE Ne 7)s 275 | 966 || 8 27 8 28 | 118 4926 4) 36 19.9 G7 Sieage (2.82) Where 280 965 ee} 8229 = CUA Dee ae: 67 3439? Of 87.5 281 965 8 29 BS. 30 | 1191238 4,57 [F202 || 67 sl 4s 2°. |=s78 ||-233 5) een" || S20 8) st | 11924 15 Gi s_) |) 204 67 28.50 255 | 871 285 964 SP isi B82 |119)85'51 |) ee | 20:6. Il 6% 2558) S2eEe I eey 0 287 964 || 8 32 Be Se) si mioeay a7 FE See | aon 67 2256 257 | 86.8 289 963 8.33 8 8 1197693 se 20.9 6719 57 «2 89 86.6 290 963 Sm 34 8-35 [22000 39 4 gg [F210 | e7amey - °. |=86e 2921) 9ex ||) Sm sB B86, 030022 Wb) eee) |e el-2 67 18 by 6S 9 | ses 294 962 Se) 36 8° 87 | 12083 60 “1; Sg | 21.4 671055 2 2 | 86.1 296 961 Sasi 8 88 | 1204526 5) 56 | 21.5 67 752 3 3 | 86.0 295 961 Sm 3g SE Sr ae eB 67 449 3 | $5.8 299 961 8 39 B 4) [121 838 4, 5, [F209 || 67 144 © |-856 ||-pa01, |--960 || 8) 40 8 at ao p a se as|eeet 665838 3 6 | 35.4 303 960 8 41 8° 42 | 12131 49 5) ge | 222 665531 32 7 | 853 305 959 8 42 8 48 | 121 4324 3, 3, | 22.4 665223 3 8 | §51 307 959 8 43 8 44 | 121 5459 ae (228 664914 3 9 | sy9 308 958 8 44 8 45 | 122 6 35 ia se (22a) | eee - 2 |\S3a7 |Esa10" |< 295gm || eae as BAR a (2251S 10.98 aay. |NupbIS 66.42 54 3 {1 | 84.6 312 957 8 46 8 47 )|nzeao45 TS lesa 66 39.42 3 12 |. 84.4 314 957 8 47 8 48 | 1224121 3) 55 | 23.3 663629 313 | g42 316 956 8 48 8 49 | 122 52 56 2 OE: 663314 3 15 | 840 || 317 956 8 49 8 50 | 123 431 a 44 4237 662959 9 15 (=e38 | 319 | 956 8 50 8) 51) 128516 Ge eee nese 66 26 43 % 16 | 83.6 321 955 8 51 8 52 | 1282741 1) 32 | 241 662326 317 | g34 323 955 8 52 8 53 | 1233916 1182 | ats 6620 gs 318 | g32 324 954 8 53 8 54 | 123 50 51 35 |.245 || 661649 319 | 830 || 326 | 954 || 8 54 B55 | 12s 225 41, |F2e7 | eo 1829 22° |e || oaas epoos | 8 66 8 56 | 12414 0 3,95 | 249 6610 8 355 | 826 330 953 8 56 Ge b7) | 124 25 78h eee ee 120.0 66 646 355 | 824 332 952 8 57 8 68 | 1243710 3, 5, | 25.3 66 323 35, | 82.2 333 952 || 8 58 8 59 | 12448 44 47 35 25.5 65 59 58 3 52 | 82.0 335 951 8 59 9 oO 11295 019 4 25.7 65 56 33 2 81.8 337 951 || 9 O Lat. 42° 23' 28” N. (reduced 42° 12’ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27 40”, 55 Argument= Longitude Corestion Altitude Correction Corrections for Boerne A.R. of Mer,| °F the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000in Latitude. || 4 R. of Mer. Tg ave a. Pe an oe. Mtoe ie Long. Alt. ne M. 9 0 | 125 019 4 gy [4257 65 56 33 4 ge |-si.s | +337” |+4951" || 9 0 9) | 12g eae ae 25.9 go beim NS 5 Pete 339 950 Gy 9 Dn aRe an aR EE can |p coed 65 4940 355 | 81-4 340 950 9) 02 9 8) BaD SE as 1 208 65 46 12 355 | 81.2 342 949 9 8 9 4 | 125 46 37 1 3, |_26.5 65 4243 3 55 |_SLo 344 919 9 4 9 5 [1255811 4, 3, [4266 65 39133 3, |—80.8 || +340 | F948 ane 9 6 |126 9-45 5135 | 268 65 35 43 3 3) | 80.7 347 948 9 6 Bee |) tzat21 200 ae 3 200 65 3211 335 | 80.5 349 917 9° 7 es | 126032 540 | te 65 2838 3 80.3 351 947 9 8 9 . 9 | 126 44 28 274 625 4 234 | g01 353 9.46 9 9 9 10 126 56 3 i Hy +27.6 65 21 29 a —i79.9 +354 +946 9 10 Se We | 12s STS aa ore 651753 336 | 79.7 356 945 9 Gy 2 | aro 28.0 Gata 1% 8 3 9.5 358 9.45 9 12 9 13 | 1273045 1) 34 | 28.2 6510 39 3 BA 79.3 360 O44 9 18 9 14 | 127 42 19 : 28.4 65 7 0 791 361 O44 9) 14 9 15 | 12758 53 - 5 286 || 65 3 21 39 789 ||-363 |943 || 9 15 ay ie | 138" 5127 713 288 64 59 40 41 78.7 365 943 9 16 9 in |iasa7 wot 34 29.0 645559 3 41 78.5 367 942 oF 17 9 18 | 1282835 1134 | 993 645216 343 | 783 368 942 9 18 9 19 | 128 40 9° 1134 | 995 64 48 33 3 43 | 73.0 370 941 9 19 9 20 | 1285143 1! 34 (fo07 644449 24 [a78 [4372 | oa 9 20 9 21 | 129 317 1 34 29.9 6441 3 3 45 77.6 374 940 9 2 9 22 | 1291451 11 34 30.1 643717 3 46 174 375 940 9 22 9 23 |129 2625 1134 | 303 643330 347 | a2 377 939 9 23 9 24 | 1293759 HU 34 30.5 6429 42 3 48 77.0 379 939 9 24 9 25 | 1294933 1134 |F307 | @42553 °° |[768 [381 |-posr || 9 25 Om 26) | 1s0e Te 22 eo) Wl, 64°99) vs) BS 20" Nei) rasp 928 || 9 26 9 27 | 13s0)1s)4) 11 84 app | 64 1s 12 2 2! |) q68 384 937 || 9 27 9 28 | 1302415 11384 | 314 641420 352 | 64 386 937 9 28 9 29 | 13035 49 11 34 31.6 6410 27 3 53 75.9 388 936 9 29 @ 30 |is0ar2s 1) 34 ‘esre || oe eas ° °° |=766 |\4-339 |-Fose || 9 30 9 31 | 1305857 11 34 32.1 64 239 355 15 391 935 4 8 O (en igen Le ey Waa al kein ve 393 | 935 || 9 32 9 33 | 131 22 5 Il 34 32.5 63 54.47 3 57 75.0 394 934 9 33 9 34 | 131 33 39 II 34 32.8 63.5050 3 57 TANT 396 934 9 34 TE a | SEL eee SET 34652 °° \"74a5 ||--398 |--933 || 9 35 9 36 |.131 5647 11 34 | 339 63.4253 359 | 774.3 400 933 9 36 Om sae | 1S2meee 20s oe 33.4 63 3853 4 0 741 401 932 9 37 9 38 | 13219 54 11 34 33.7 63.3452 4 73.8 403 932 9 38 9 39 | 132 31 28 11 34 33.9 63.3050 4 z 73.6 405 931 9 39 9 40 | is2as 2 2! 34 (eee | es 2e48 < * |=7ea l-407-|93n || 9) 40 9 41 | 1325437 1185 | 343 63 22 44 4 4 73.2 408 930 9 41 9 42 |133 611 11 34 34.6 63 18 40 4 4 72.9 410 930 9 42 9 43 | 183 1745 ll 34 348 681435 4 5 727 412 929 9 43 9 44 | 13329 19 11 34 35.0 631028 4 7 72.5 413 929 9 44 GF 45 [useage S* cease || os oan + ! |Sa2er ||--seeiepeeee | ow 45 9 46 | 133 5227 11 34 35.5 6s) font Aes 72.0 417 928 9 46 By ay || TR i SE ee 6258 5 49 | 718 419 927 || 9 47 9 48 | 13415 36 11 35 35.9 62 5355 4 10 71.6 420 927 9 48 9 49 | 1242710 11 34 36.1 62 49 45 4 10 71.4 422 926 9 49 9.50 |13¢a84¢ 1134 |ia6a | 62 4533/2 [va ||4424 | 4026 || 9» 50 9 51 | 13450 19 11 35 36.6 62 41 21 4 12 70.9 425 625 9 651 9 52 |135 153 411 34 36.8 6237 8 418 70.7 427 925 9 52 9 53 | 135 13 28 11 35 37.0 623254 414 70.4 429 924 9 53 9 54 | 185 25 2 I! 34 37.3 62 2839 415 70.2 431 923 9 54 9 so [1353087 1135 \iars || azares 4 19. |=100 | pa |p oz || 9” 55 9 56 | 135 4811 4) 3. 37.7 2 20° 1 cn || eo7 434 922 9 66 9 BY [185 5946 45 52 | 37.9 621550 4g | 69.5 436 922 9 57 908 | ise 121 oy | 382 62 1132 749 | 69.3 437 921 9 58 9 59 | 1862255 J) 3° 38.4 G20 5, 1669.0 439 921 9 59 10 0 | 136 34 30 Pe less7 62 253 68.8 || 441 ; 920 |l10 o 56 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument. Longitude | Conertion Altitude , Paestion Corrections for Argument, AcRiofiMer. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000" in Latitude. |), p of Mer. HH. M. BR: te2 “ Oe Ure oF Long. Alt. Hw. OM 10 0 | 136 3430 44 4g [488.7 62 253 4 5, |-68.8 ||+441| +4920” | 10 0 10 1 | 13646 5 3, 5, | 33:9 61 63 82 4 5, 68.6 442 920 10 1 10 2 | 1365740 4; 35 | 39.1 615411 45, | 683 444 919 10 2 10 8 | 13409 Ibi) os 39.3 61 49 48 4 53 68.1 446 919 0 3 10 4 | 1272050 1 3, |_39.6 6145 25 1S 67.8 448 918 10) et 10° 6 | 137 3226 4) 3, [4398 ar ae Aa —676 || +449 | +918 0 65 10 6 (187/44 1) Gy ge 400 61 36.37 454 | 67.3 451 917 10 6 10 7 | 137 55 36 3, 3¢ 40.3 61 92 1 oy Gp a) 67 453 917 10 7 a0 Go UPB er Qi oe 40.5 6127 45 43g | 668 454 916 1 8 10 9 | 1881847 1) 3s 407 6 2317 35, |_ 66.6 456 916 0 9 10 10 | 133 30 23° 4) 34 [410 611849, a —66.3 |)/+458 |4915 || 10 10 10 11 | 138 4159 3, 36 412 61 1421 43, | 66.1 459 915 10 1 10 12 | 18853 85 3) 3, |: 41-5 61 951 435 | 698 461 914 10 12 10°18 | 1898500 et, gdb EL (eel os ap 65.5 463 914 10 13 10 14 | 13916 47 36 42.0 61 0 49 2 || 658 464 913 10 14 10 15 | 139 28234) 36 [+422 60 56 17 i 65 —65 0 || +466 | +912 10 15 10 16 | 139 89-59 3, 37 42.5 60 51 45 4 34 64.7 468 912 10 16 10 17 | 199.51 36 45 a6 42.7 60 4711 435, | 644 469 911 10 17 10 18 14008 1B iby gy t80 60 42.37 4 35 64.2 471 911 10 18 1019 | 14014 49 1 36 43.2 60 38 2 Bs 63.9 473 910 || 10 19 10 20 140 26 25 ll 37 43.5 60 33 26 . 37 —63.0 +474 +910 10° 20 10 21 | 14088 12), ay ae. 60 28 49 4 3. 63.3 476 909 10 21 10 22 | 1404939 3) 5, | 44.0 602412 736 | 63.1 478 909 10 22 10, 28 [/14l 116 Gy ge 44.2 6019 34 435 | 62.8 479 908 10 23 10 24 | 141 12635) 56 44.5 60 14 55 > {825 481 908 10 24 10 25 | TERA SY 4, gy SES 60 10 15 ; Fs —62.3 || 483 | 907 10 25 10 26 | 14186 8 4) 3, 45.0 60 535 445 | 62.0 484 907 10 26 10 27 | 141.47 46 4) 36 45.3 60 053 4 a 61.7 486 906 10 27 10 28 | 141.69 24 4) 36 45 6 595612 47453 | 615 488 906 10 28 10 29 | 14211 2 41 os 45.9 59 51 29 : 612 489 05 10 29 10 30 | 1422240 4, 33 [P4061 || 59 46 45 ‘ tL [609-491 [=F905_|| 10 30 10 81 | 14282 18 hy gy | 46.4 5942 1 4 4 60.7 493 904 10 31 10, 32, | 142 45 57 Mya ag | 46.7 59 3716 4 3 60.4 494 904 10 32 10 83 | 142.57 35. 45 59 |. 47.0 593231 447 | 60.1 496 903 10 33 1034 | 143 914 1) 3g |_472 59 27 447 59.9 498 903 10 34 1035 | 143 2053 3) 99 [F175 || 592257 | pe =359.6 ||-499 | —-902 || 10 35 10 36 | 148 8232 4) 99 47.8 e918 @ 3 a i bee 501 902 10 36 WO) BT |/148-44 11 yy Gp. | 48.1 59 13 21 445 | 59.1 503 901 10 37 10 38 | 1485551 4) 99 | 48-4 59 832 45) | 58.8 504 901 10 38 1089 | 144730 4, 4) {48:7 ap) Ay ee 58.5 506 900 10 39 10 40 | 14419 10 4) yo [445.9 58 58 51 ; ; 58.3 || 508 | 900 10 40 10 41 | 144°80 50 3) 4g | 49.2 BS 54 0 425 | 58.0 509 899 10 41 10 42 | 1444230 4) 44 49.5 5849 8 42 | 57.7 511 88 10 42 10 43 | 1445411 3) 49 49.8 58 4415 4 88 57.4 513 898 10 43 WO 44 | 106055 Se 50.1 58 39 21 4 54 57.1 514 897 10 44 10 45 | 1451732 4, 4, [P5083 || 683427 1°. [509 |For |--s97 || 10 45 10 46 | 1452913 4) 45 | 50.6 58 2932 4 oe 56.6 518 896 10 46 10 47 | 145 4055 4) 4) 50.9 58 24 36 e. 56.3 519 896 10 47 10 48 | 145 5236 3, 45 | 51.2 BB 19 40 6 56.0 521 895 10 48 10 49) |e Wa 515 58 14 43 4 97 557 523 895 10 49 10 60 | 14616 0 4, 4) [F518 || 58 945 4°8 [554 || f524 [80a || 20 50 10 5h | 146 2742 ay yy | 521 || 58 447 453 | 55.1 526 | 894 || 10 51 10 52 | 14639 4 4) 45 52.3 5759 48 459 | 548 528 893 10 52 10 53 | 14651 7 4) 43 | 526 575449 459 | 545 529 893 10 53 10 54 | 147 250 1 15 52.9 57 49 48 9 1 54.2 531 892 10 54 1055 | 1471433 4) yg [453-2 BT 44 47 ; 53.9 || 4-533 | 4-892 10 55 10 56 | 1472616 4, 43 | 53.5 57 39 46 7 3 | 536 534 891 10 56 10 57 | 14788 0 45 44 | 538 578143 2 3 | 53.3 536 891 10 57 10 58 | 1474944 4) 4y | 541 57 2940 - 3 | 529 538 890 || 10 58 10 59 | 148 128 4) 4, | 544 57 2437 2 FB | 526 539 890 10 59 11 0 | 148 13 13 54.7 57 19 32 52.3 541 889 ll 0 Lat. 42° at. 42° 23/ 28” N. (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27 40". 57 Argument. | Pr Longitude eakrection Altitud Currect: oe —_ 100" i ion 5 a a of the Nonagesimal. [A Gi” || of the Nonagesimal, ee 7a ees ae | : 4 S| — liq. ®-|1A. R. of M 1 0 | 1481843 + 4 v 9 4 —— oD | EIS IS ay ag [oeT | oy to $e g gt gie || goat Alt. ||| He om. 11 2 | 148 36 4g 21 45 one 571427 2 2 | 520 fire re | il : if ees} ? ae Uf 57 9 22 ( TM Ga eee a ee a BL papel sd acer Al genet te sy as 8 a 80 509 FS li sua | sar | se || cn 4 11 Gp ll sistas agi ml 48 5h eet al «G8 BET 3s [-sL0 | p50 Sa 1a. y || Weiss sot LAT tlpees $88 2S es 5 | 50.7 apie abbey ae Be ee iade gt. 07 a 056 Aneta ENE ole coa ol Sepa cl cae || sat ogo Ti 8b. iotco tele Cp cece 24 | 494 597 25 i fe 11 36 | 155 19 a Mi a7 ailproces "S15 al, a —42.0 5a SE Rae 11 37 | 1553) 29° dl a8 | |ido7 || eb4 10 ao = 4.7 G00 +373 “ = 11 38 | 155 43 27 11 58 ae 54 4 49 4 eed mh > || iee bas ae hi Bo 66.4 53 59 93 «8 26 aan pe 872 mM $7 =e mS ee | Be? mitesag Oi Seostel stun ll an fe TH a lcs a on ele Mo's rose My) ee8 ee 9 Beet Eieeags al seen een eevee | 8 “SO | ars tet ancoomas- do 67.4 5343 1 © 28 ae +607 | +871 1) 40 11 43 | 156 4396 12 1 67.7 533733 528 | 39% Aa = eS Mn. “24 | esas par ltl2 Wa mbeegy ay Bee ee ee o 2? deans plaedl camp || far oe 2 8. Re 9g de e 2 Tl 45 | i577 297 22 1 2a ds Ble 38.9 613 869 “7 Mt tas | tera geile WO altho, A Me Ets 29 385 6 T3869 = oh day || eee lege Us 69.0 5315 34 © 31 nae Hels -L869 Tl ao oy Mas, ll ees eeriale a3 inpooe a gee wD Ne a2 8) nears ie IS i. So i doetss Wael? 4 wipers BH Fee ee Be Pe 37.5 se Be a. ae : 70. 5259 0 P Fs 2 lL 48 i st | 158 19 36 1 2 [Ris ||\52 53 338 22 | Ee ; rk 4 = —36 BY] 1 52 | 158 3i 36 12 46 ae sae ee 3 a 36.6 +h + 366 i an 11 53 | 15844 2 12 6 52 42 22 : ; 2 ae Mm u-|-qeetce, ceeale Pe AL Eee gil ae2 ee we 2 ee ago iil Sess. licen || ae ae Te fe5. al ae 12 g | u8_||_s2 3114 5 8 | a5 Bes: | ai eas | LED ioe .-5 pi9 aE 5185) a|——— 630 865 11 54 ll 56 159 20 23 «12 7 ; 52 25 39 —=35 269 nel Mansel | aR ; 72.2 3 5 35 5.5 || +631 | +865 TM Be |) apts mol 2 2o 5220 4 35 a) 28 . 72.5 52 5 35 3.2 633 864 11 68 | 159 44 4,9 12 9 2 14 29 34.9 1] 56 En ee eee ot as B35) Sei) et ay 56 50 4 73.2 52 3)7 5 36 34.6 636 864 ll 58 = 537 | $4.3 638 863 || 11 59 SB Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the . i . Correction + Argument. gece eS ea ae ies A. R. of Mer. 8 J in Obliq. S z in Obliq. | A. R. of Mer. te PM; G % 5 Long. 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F161 || 26 59 29° °° = |480.7 || 694 |948 || 16 35 16 36 |234 7 5 5212 | 115.8 |) 265558 33% | e141 639 | 949 || 16 36 16 37 | 2343024 5339 | 1145) 265229 329 | sis 684 950 || 16 37 16 38 | 28458 48 $357 | 13.7|| 2649 1 228 | o19 679 951 16 38 16 39 | 2351715 3° | 112.9 |) 26 45 36 32> | 82.8 673 952 || 16 39 16 40 | 2354047 5, 5, |+112.0 || 26 42 13 5] |+82-6 || +668 | 4-953 16 40 16 41 | 236 493 2836 | q179/| 963852 321 |’ 30 662 954 || 16 41 16 42 | 23628 3 x 40 | 1103 || 263533 219 | gs34 657 955 16 42 16 48 | 28651 47 $345 | 1094] 268217 318 | sss 651 | 956 || 16 43 16 44 | 237 15 36 ; 108.5 || 26 29 2 5 | p41 645 957 || 16 44 16 45 | 2373928 °° 52 |Fy076 | 262549 ° 13 [tsa5 || 640 | —po08 16 45 16 46 | 238 325 23 57s! j066 |] 262239 310 | g49 634 959 || 16 46 16 47 | 238 27 26 a 2 105.7 || 26 19 30 3 9 | 85.3 628 960 16 47 16 48 | 238 5131 3h 6 | 104.7]] 2616 24 3 e 85.6 622 | 961 || 16 48 16 49 | 239 15 40 103.7 || 26 13 19 86.0 616 962 || 16 49 16 50 | 2393952 12 |4y027|/ 261017 ° 2 |f863 ||e09 |9e2 || 16 50 16 51 | 240 4 9 2417 | jo17]|] 296 717 3 9 | 86.7 603 963 16 51 16 52 | 2402830 2421 | j006 || 296 419 258 | 87.0 597 964 16 52 16 53 | 240 52 55 24 25 99.6 || 26 124 255 | g74 590 965 || 16 53 16 54 | 2411724 24 29 98.5 || 255831 253 | 87.7 584 966 || 16 54 16 65 | 2414106 oy er |f 974 || 256540 25) [F881 ||-por7 |-p9e7 || 16 66 16 66 | 2426 a8 Ut fe 96.3 || 255251 5 4, | 88.4 570 | 968 || 16 56 16 57 | 2428118 57 44 95.2 || 2550 5 5 44 | 88.7 564 | 969 || 16 57 16 58 | 24255 57 31 46 94.1 || 254721 3 45 | 89.1 557 | 970 || 16 58 16 59 | 243 2045 5 oy 93.0 || 254439 9 47 | 89.4 550 971 16 59 17 0 | 243 45 36 91.8 || 25 41 59 89.7 543 972 || 17 0 Lat. 42° 23/ 3/ 28” N. (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27! At! 40% = 163 } Argument. 2 A.R. of Mer.| of the Neaaeeaiinel for 100 " Altitude Correction i. one in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. |" —100"" erecerticns for Argument. 17 0 ois he ee J % in Obliq. || 00 in Latitude. A.R. of M 17 i | sao same24 56 |+91.8 25 41 59 yy 4 Long A sae iy #5 | sagan Comet iia’ ai ao eee véa [+887 || 4535" | 4oz3~ H. M, 17 3 | 245 033 22 2 89.4 2536 47 182 90.0 535 978 i #0 17 4 | 2452539 25 6 88.2 25 3414 193 90.3 528 973 Fu y 17 5 | 245504920 2° 87.0 || 25 3144 Me 90.9 sa | on || 17 3 17 6 | 24616 2 29 183 e568 || 252916 148 Ipoia— __ 513 | 975 17 4 17 7 | 24641 19 22 17 84.5 25.26 5, 145 +91.2 || +506 +976 || 17 «5 | tae ee 6 so rke> Be limcce. Wt eo eee Teed Nats 498 eaeoe © 17 9 | 24732 2 29 22 82.0 2502 7 4Jd4l ae 491 977 ae g 17 10 | 2476792? 27 SO 2519 49 «6 «138 ae 483 978 i Hu Ay al | sdnson Game Ue lence 35 17 33. 136 ates ATS 979 17 79 17 12 | 248 48 32 2 33 78.0 25 15 20 ~=—«*2188 +92.7 || +467 | 2980 17 13 249 14 9 25 37 76.7 2513 9 131 92.9 459 980 1G) 17 14 | 249 39 49 «29 40 75.3 25 Dl 1 128 93.2 451 981 in eh is ee a eee 74.0 25 855 126 eee 443 982 17 i My tte Waeeisy ayeaee 28) ore ay 22 ee BB 123 ‘7 || 435 | 983 || 17 14 17 17 | 25057 6 25 49 71.2 25 45, 2121 +94.0 || 427 | 4-988 ee | aeyeee pounes 62, O88 jl) 25°02 ba 6 Te 940 \WPaieal aioete | aa te 17 19 | 251 48 53 25 55 68.3 25 057 116 S45 410 985 i ue 17 20 "25p 14 60 2? 57 66.9 2459 4 113 By 401 985 17 ae hy st | apps 51 28 1 Geos “Bev ia 10 | = BES OO epee. oe ee I aeabg vaaeee E hwese Wo, ae oe 10s [195-2 || +384 | F986 ie OH || seaves Cormee Bs luce Po, ee 106 | 9-4 376 987 ae ai oa || osBneo FanaZe 29. |. coe 245158 102 95.6 367 938 fe a 17 25 | 2542519 2 11 59.5 2450 18 100 aoe 358 988 17 2 17 26 | 254 51 32 26 13 458.0 || 244840 98 96.0 349 989 17 24 a? on \ seule by wake Ibs eee it At See 95 | +96-2 || +340 | --989 3 i Se) ace Seaees TERR OSS ih 24 ao ae es 964 || ssi | 990 || 17 36 W729 610 26 26 21 53.4 24 4g ig, 90 288 322 990 - a a0 maeacse 2! Gr aime ice) meee | Fe 17 31 | 257 314 26 25 ++50.3 24 41 12 84 : 304 991 17 29 im ap loans 41 p26 OY lage Wt 2g oe a PRB: Mucor elie” Mca i 33 | 26756 10 2629. |, aot 243831 79 97.3 285 992 ae iW 4- | Sbekes aaeee6 G2 lace: eas eee a Nise 276 993 7 fe 17 35 | 258 49 15 25 33 S301 || peed eb 2a 73 ane 267 993 17 = i 86 | scons 50.026 abe ip aera oe oe oe 7 BS CaS ASS | AS pea | cegmie cede ey. ml! lp 22 8848 Fe +98.0 || 248 | +994 : 17 38 | 260 9 6 26 39 39.1 24 32 37 66 eat 238 994 a ae 17 39 | a600e5 4g--26 40, |, oes (jc 2e Sh 38 62 | 252 229 995 i 36 Tao | Bara 28 1 |e 80 85 eo | 94 || 219 | 995 | 17 a A ae | cee ong ask | Peee ili Be oe Bare 8? 85 || 209 | 996 || 17_ 39 tes 4 NORE Beane ip lace keen oe Lae +98.6 || -200_| 906 - Heaks. lobes cr aweel 4eplace ces, cone 51 pee 190 996 ere 17 44 | 262 49 29 «626 48 29.2 2427 3 49 98.8 180 997 1 ae Tas sea 26 48 [eT dB eecie, i peel oon hd 3 ioe an lagstas “vomeere0s Wen 2405937 «44 pl 160 997 17 44 areas aeaesg caper co Vile cee aily 24 2a eB va 4 +99.1 | 4151 | 998 si Maal Ghdeng HoRMeOreE a lcci Ah oe ote ga | 222 141 ee ah ae I ae | eaten CoG ERS 2Oe illy 2% 28 40 ta 35 99.3 131 ele ay? ae 17 650 | 265 30 35. 26 53 Poe I 24 Saks Se nat 1 | 98 || 17 48 17 51 | 26557 29 26.54. |tLe2 ||. 24 22 38 30 : i 998 17 49 gee | aaakan GRBREG SET ee die eee Oa as +99.6 || 101 | +999 iy bs |-Seee51 01 2G G6u lg aoe lees oe |} See 91 999 Tae pana’ | 267s 16 Lee Bok la oe Ween eee B1/ lesgate 81 999 y at 17 55 | 2674513 28 57 10:4 2421 8 19 2 71 999 17 pe 17 56 - 37 || sf 20 63 99.8 || 61 53 268 12 190 ©6268 57 242053. 2° pO REY 17 54 17 57 | 26839 7 26 57 6.9 24 20 40 13 |+99.9 || + 51 | +999 _ 17 58 | 269 6 5 76 58 52 || 242030 1 | 999 40 | ‘990 || 17 Be 17 59 | 26933 2 26 57 3.5 24 20 23 7 99.9 30 oan 17 56 26 5s |) 18 4), 24 209) 4 i010 20 | 999 || a7 te 0.0 || 242018 } 0 10 | 1000 || 17 69 18 0 | 270 0 0 tO 2h 2018 00.0 || 0 | 1000 fl iso 100.0 0 1000 18 0 64 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument. monwitudd Correction . Correction 5 . Argument. A.R.of Mer.| of the Newagesicnal: ace Obie. of pi ie fr Oblg, 1000" chr erthe AJR. of Mer, H. M. aA y= #77 ny Se 46 vA, Long. Alt. 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(910 | —ao7 |F 98s || 18 45 18 46 | 2902012 29 43 |* 740 25 We Git wales 93.7 || 435 983 || 18 46 1s 47 | 29045 51 2539 | 753 25 11 1 126 93.5 || 443 982 || 18 47 18 48 | 2911128 2537 | “67 || 2513 9 128 93.2 || 451 981 || 18 48 1s 49 | 29137 1 2 - 78.0 2515 29 131 92.9 459 980 18 49 1s 50 | 202 231 °° °9 |"794 | 251733 133 [927 |l—a67 | 980 || 18 60 18 51 | 2922758 29 27 | 80.7 2519 49 © 136 92.4 || 475 979 || 18 51 1s 52. | 292582) E22 23)4 igo |) poaman ke Mets 92.1 |} 483 978 || 18 52 18 53 | 2939S 41 | 25 20 83.3 25 2498 idl 91.8 491 977 18 53 18 54 | 2934358 2517 | g45 || 95 26 51 148 91.5 || 498 977 || 18 54 18 65 | 294 911 5.13 [e586 || 25 29 16 ig [F912 | 506 [976 | Is 55 18 56 | 2948121 5275 | 87.0 || 253144 1 90.9 || 513 975 || 18 56 18 57 | 29469 BT5 882 || 25 sa te 12 90.6 || 521 974 || 18 57 18 68 | 2952430 5) .5 | 89.4 || 25 3647 128 90.3 || 528 973 || 18 58 18 59 | 295 4929 5) 2e | 90.6 || 25 3922 1% 90-0 || 535 973 | 18 59 19 0 | 296 14 24 91.8 25 41 59 89.7 543 972 || 19 0 Lat. 42° 23 28” N, (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 277 40”. 65 Argument. Longitude Een Altitude — cone Corrections for Argument. A.R. of Mer.| of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. of the Nonagesimal. in Obliq. —1000"' in Latitude. A. R. of Mer. H. M. a7 a ed Ah Long. Alt. 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Caen 555 | Jo5 828 | 816 || 21 56 21 59 | 353 19 24 14 25 Beal eras 556 | j21 || 525 816 | 21 57 P 0 | : 1 5 o | 3533358 1434 | ji7g¢ C4 get 116 aoa wieaaG: | on tco 40 12 43 11.2 823 846 22) 0 68 Longitude and Altitude of the Nonagesimal for the Argument. Teaneiiade Correction Altitude Correction Gonrcetions for Argument. Age often of the Nendgesionl: ee Oule, of the Nonagesimal. fox Oble. —1000" in Latitude. || 4 R. of Mer. HM. OM. “ “a Om evs “ Long. Alt. He. 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A.R. of Mer. M. CHOWIATRwWNe oS ©] OS OH OW W] OW =F «4 ~F 20 Longitude of the Nonagesimal. 17 3 30 43 56 9 22 7 35 48 1 14 26 39 52 5 18 30 43 56 9 21 34s 47 59 12 25 37 50 “ 13 13 13 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 “as 1 0 0 58 57 55 55 54 53 51 51 49 48 48 46 46 45 43 43 41 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 34 32 32 31 30 30 28 28 Lat. 42° 23' 28” N. (reduced 42° 12/ 2.4), and Obliquity 23° 27’ 40”. 69 Correction) Altitude Correction Gorrectionalice Argument. or blige of the Nonagesimal. A Obliae —1000' in Latitude. ||, p of Mer. Y aes ie Long. Alt. HH. M. —95.2 4610 9 4 ge |-12'3 || 736” | 4846” || 23 0 94.8 Me ee eee ||) eT 734 846 23 «1 94.5 4622 0 5 22 | 18.0 733 847 23 42 94.1 462755 2 py | 13.4 731 847 es 93.7 46 33.49 7 | (138 730 847 23 4 93.4 || 4639 44 2 2) |-142 | 728 |Fea7 || 23 5 93.0 464538 Fey | 145 726 847 23:6 92.6 465132 22, | 149 725 848 PE 92.3 46 57 26 7 5, | 15.3 723 848 23 8 91.9 47320 2, |_ 157 722 848 23. «9 91.5 47 914 7 53 |—16.0 ||—720 | +818 23 10 91.2 2 ie OL pel ak CP 718 8.48 23. 11 90.8 4721 0 Fee | 168 717 849 23 12 90.4 472653 2 eo | (17.2 715 849 23 18 90.1 47 3246 |_175 714 8.49 23 14 89.7 473838 7 [179 || —712 [819 23°15 89.3 47 44.20 77S | 18.3 711 849 23 16 88.9 475022 225 | 18.7 709 850 23°17 88.6 4756.14 7 2 19.0 107 850 23 18 88.2 re Lae 19.4 706 850 23 19 87.8 48756 - 2) |-198 || —704 | f850 23° 20 87.4 A8 13 47 5 a 20.2 703 851 OEY Pal 87.1 48.19 33 22) | 20.5 701 851 23 22 86.7 48 25 28 20.9 699 851 23° 23 86.3 48 3118 % 59 | a13 698 851 23° 24 85.9 4337.8 © |Dar7 |\e06 852 23 25 85.6 48 42 58 2 50 22.0 695 $52 23° 26 85.2 48 48 47 5 49 22.4 693 852 23 27 84.8 48 5436 5 49 22.8 691 852 23° 28 84.5 49 025 5 49 23.1 690 853 23° 29 Sean 49 613048 |"935 |\) 1822 5.0 5.0 5.5 | — 0.2 35 <3 Robert Roskell, 140) 1823 1.0 |— 16 | — 43 0-0 | 241 66 Hatton & Hanis, 591) « — 24) — 2.7| — 40 0.5 | 203 | * S. J. Tobias, 3359) 1825 2.5 0.1 | — 0.2} — 1:0 | 112 | Parkinson & Frodsham, 234| 1824 | — 1.3 | — 3.2 | — 0.3 | — 2.4 | 387 /|India and home. Robert Roskell, 807| 1826 | —13.7 | —14.4 E07 || 1000 |e ‘ Parkinson & Frodsham, 427| 1824 21 0.3 ae 87 “ “« J. M. French, 3837) “« 2.5 | — 5.7 2.0 | — 7.9 | 49 |Assorted cargo. Duncan, 641] « | — 35] —26|— 6.1 2.2) 49 “ “ John Wood, 146) « — 2.5 1.3 3.7 0.7 54 Gs “ Parkinson & Frodsham, 981] 1827 | — 0.6 1.8 3.6 0.3 113 ce “ « 66 125) 1825 | — 7.6 | — 8.0 | — 8.0 | — 0.2 | Pacific ocean. oS cs s | 1896 | — 8.0 | — 7.5 | — 6.9 0.0 sc “ John Wood, 156| 1827 | — 0.5 | — 1.1 | — 3.7 1.0 | 67 Ee “ J. Johnson, 36| 1825 —44/—39 | — 0.5 | China. Parkinson & Frodsham, 727| 1827 8.0 63 8.0 | — 1.7 | 169 |Assorted cargo. Ks 03 sc | 1828 8.0 6.6 4.4 0.4 | 28 rs G. <3 Ke 1030) 1827 3.0 1.9 2.2 0.7 57 “ “« uo 549) 1826 | — 4.2 | — 3.9 | — 2.4 | — 0.6 | 169 sc “ ss < 669) 1824 | — 0.8 0.1 0.5 0.2 45 se «e « “ «| ss 1.0 | — 49,| — 5.6 | — 26 | 107 “ “ ae a « | 1825 | — 5.6 | — 5.5 | — 4.1 | — 0.7 | 187 “ “ ce a “a WO — 4.1) — 4.1 | — 3.6 | — 0.3 | 338 se & « e « | 1826 | — 3.6 | — 3.6 | — 2.7 | — 0.5 | 294 « “« ss = «| 1827 | — 2.7 | — 8.6 | — 2.5 | — 1.0 | 143 se “ wo = 1052) * 1.0 5.9 5.2 2.8 | 197 “« “« “« “ 1138) « 1.6 0.6 —1.0| 66 “ « John Wood, 3148} 1828 | — 8.0 | — 9.0 | — 9.0 | — 05) 33 «« « Duncan, 641) 1827 2.0 3.0 2.0 1.0 | 103 “ « Parkinson & Frodsham, 811) *“ 0.2 0.2 | — 0.9 0.5 | 136 “ “ Mr. Bond on the Comparative Rates of Chronometers. 89 Makers’ names and Year. numbers. No. |_ J. Johnson, 46) 1828 Robert Roskell, 168 1827 Parkinson & Frodsham, 534) 1828 “ “ 1144) “ “ a6 1100) “* John Wood, 163| 1827 Widenham, 955) “¢ “cc “ee “ee 1828 Parkinson & Frodsham, 871] “ “c “ 832 “ J. Johnson, a) Sk Thompson, 661} « Parkinson & Frodsham, 1047) 1827 Richard Hornby, 266) << “ se “ ce Parkinson & Frodsham, 1142) 1828 Moneas, PART ty oO John Wood, 30| 1827 Parkinson & Frodsham, 1184) 1828 cs ae 430) 1821 “ee “es “ce 1822 “ « 1007| 1828 ae “ec 981 “e James Murray 577) Parkinson & Frodsham, 1170) ‘“ “ce 7 1006 ee iid ia7 704 ce Duncan, 53| 1827 Parkinson & Frodsham, 613] ‘“ ke ie 430| 1825 es « « | 1826 “ 7 “ee ee « « « | 1827 John Wood, 151| 1828 Robert Roskell, 268) <“* Parkinson & Frodsham, SUL ss Duncan, 641; “ Parkinson & Frodsham, STs “ “ce 439 “e iad [77 A 866 ce te “e 698 ce John Wood, 155} 1827 Parkinson & Frodsham, 832) 1828 “ < 1122 ee iia ita ce “ Arnold, 388) << Parkinson & Frodsham, 609) 1827 ts “ 966| 1828 ce << 1091 “ “e « 873 “e “e ce “ ce Roskell, 102) « Parkinson & Frodsham, 1030) “ John Wood, 3148] “ ee ts “cs “ Parkinson & Frodsham, 1146) <« Charles Young, LOWS Parkinson & Frodsham, 933) “ John Arnold, XQ) SS Parkinson & Frodsham, 1056) “ Previous shore rate +or— BORED Hao oe Town b ShuUNwWooHon: . ad _ Srewwhwsepws SMUIMDWonmnwounnn — Rate on ship-board + or— Subse- quent shore rate + or — ) Excess of gain or loss on ship-board. Number of days on ship- board. General remarks. id BH NMSSM YENMoON TN SUNSTHORWSSAYRSORNN > HW CHNASCSwWHWH T&F bNHNRWERENWOSOHWDARSONDUS bt ht or | | ieee I iT eetleed -_ POS Sum BO 9 bo 09 RS IR 9 UENO VO Se DrhhRD AH wWROSHHAWHUR NoDRaUNWOME -_ Le ee | NWSSANE SASH RYTON | — Nowbosowarn = — Donunwsowwnwn & SOnomeon NOwwwarwsS o al _ i| 29,29 37|45|41/41/C 29,53|29,60|62 70\58)46 29 ,40|29,59|36)46140/31 1 2 329, 30,32}30,22/28 47/44/35 4)29,71)29,80)45 52 45)38 5 6 7 8 F ||30,15/29,99|41/54|48)44 29,57|29,36)33)36|35|33)F 29,85)29,85|49 60/52/52 29,95/29,90/49|51/48)/41 29,37|29.52/37|48/42/ 33 F 29,85|29.87)55 60/55)47 30,00/30,00 43/45 41/30 29,60'29,64/31/42/36/32 F 30,04|30,08/42 47/43'34 29,96)29,78)31/47/41)31 29,57 29,59)36)36)33)31/C 3]30,19}30,02|40\52| 42 29,68]29,54) 3449/44/39 29,61/29,56/33)40/34) [Fr 9|29,98)29,78)46 58)54/53 10/29,88)/30,00|54 64/57/50 11)30,16|30,20|52 61/50/41 29,53 29 56|29,37 42154 /47|46 29,51 /29,84/38 50/41/31 53 40/53/47/38 29,61/29,63)29|36/33/25 F 2954/29 ,40/27|36/31/26 F 29,37 29 36) 29|35/30/27\F SSE te By, 1 10 St.) 10 F F\F|F IF CIF |F F\F F\F\|F\|F FIF|C FF F |F |C|F FF |F F |F F |F |F |F F|c|c F \F |c C\FIF|F FIF\F FICIR F |F |F |F F\F IF F \F IF F |F |F |F RIs|s F\F IF C\cIF|C FF \F C\|F\R F\F |F|F F IF |F F IF \F F\F\F|F F|F|F F \F\F F\F |r \F FIFIF 12/30,20|29,92|50/57/50\49/F |F |F |F ||29,96|29,77|33/37/37/38|C |C |H|R 29, 46, 29/54 25/35/30|24 F | |F |F 13}29,74|29,79|53/58)51/42|C |C |F |F ||29,80 38/43/41/41/C |C |F |F ||29,64)29,67 24|32'27/20'F |F |e |F 14|29,90|29,82)44/55|50/44/F |F |F |F |/29,70/29,68/45/56/46/41/C |F |C |F 29,67 29,58119 33/31/25 F |F |C |F 15|29,71)/29,53)}49|63/53/40|F |F |F |C ||29,62/29,64)54|65|63|57|F |C |R|R ||29 £60 29, 78/26/25 )21|15,F |F |F |F 16|29,49 36/46)38)36|F |F |C |C |/29,64|29,50|55/48)48/47/R |R |R|R |/29,88)29,88)12)27/ 20/19 F |F |F |C 17}29,66)29,67/41/49|49)30|F [F |F |F |/29,60/29,99/43/50/45)35|F |F |P | ||29,89|29,89|22|31/26)21/F |F |F |F 18/29,81|29,93)37|47|40/32|F |F |F |F ||30,12/30,18/37/44/40|32|F |F |F |r ||29 93/29, 93|18|30 26/18)F |F |F |F 19]30,00)29,92)34/47)/41/34|F |F |F |F |/30,20/30,10/33/46/42)38/F |F |F |F ||29,88 29,60/26|32 30/30 C|F |S |F 20|29,98|29,94|39]48)43)43/C |C |F | |!30,03/29,75|45|53/48/47|C |C |c |C 29,53 29 42/31 36 32/27)S sisis 21|29,94/29,85]45|45|43/49|C |C |C |R ||29,60/29,39|52|55/52|49|C |C |R|R |/29 735 29,50 25|32/2521/C |S |F |F 99/9987 /29,88/43154/47/42|F [FP IF |F ||29.45/29,68)40/49)44 44|F IF P |P 29,69 29.76 24/35 /30/32'F |F |p |F 23/29,92 29,91/46163)55/51\F |F |F [F ||29;80/29:93 42 44/43/43|R |R|R|R 29,60/29.74)34|35/35/36 S |S [RR 24)29,98 29,88)49\67/57/48)F F |F |F |/30,00|30,04|42)48|38)32|C |C |F |F |/29,24/29,22/35/38 35/34 /C|F [R/S 25/29.91 29.76|47|60/48/40)F |F |F |c ||30,04|29.95|37/48)44)36)F |F |F |F ||29,20 29,19/34/40/35/31/F |C |F |F 26|29,80 51/59/50/461E |E [F \ ||29,95|29,87 43/44|42142|C |c |c |c ||29.24 29.35/30 37/34/29)/F |F |F |F 27 29,62)51)/65/58/47|R |F |F |F |/29,80|29,67|39/43|40)39|C |C |C [R ||29,44 29,36 27/35/3124 F |F |F |F 22/29 ,66)29,70|50/56/49)38|C |F |F \F ||29,59|29,46)35 46|42)37|C |C |C |C 29,32 29.40'24)33 35/25/C S|F |F 29/29 .66 29, 53)44/52146/41/C |F |P [R ||29,49/29.28|31/41/38/31|F |F |F |F 29,3629, 28/32|39|36|30/C |F |F |F 30)29,54 29.45/41 /50/42|39|R|C RJR ||29,25]29,35/34/35|34/25|F |C [FP |F |/29,4029,36/30/34/30125/C |C |c |C 31/29,45/29, 50143151144 |36C |F [EF |F 29,36,29,64/16 23 18/18/F |F |F IF Mean 48|56|49|43 4047/40/38 28|36!32/27 St. Sunset. F.Fair C. Cloudy. R. Ram. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1788. 123 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Burometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 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MAY. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. | Weather. 8 a.m.) lOp.m.| 8 j 1 St.) 10) 8) 1 |St.) 10//8 a.ot.)lOp.ar.) 8) 1 jSt.) 10) 8) 1 |St. 10 8 a.m.)10P.M. 8) 1 \St.) 10 77 |29,65|29,63|53/63)53/49|F |F |B |C |/29,75|29,61|57/72/56)52|F |F |C |C ||29,44)/29,50/6 55/F |F IF |F 2/29,80/30,00|37/44/35/32)F |F |F |F ||29,50/29,49|52|58/49|44)R |C |C |R | /29,70/29,83 2\F |F |F JF 3/30,11/30,01/40|45|37/36|F |F |C |R |/29,55/29,55|49|57|47/45|R |F |C |C ||29,88|30,02|5 3/F |F |F/F 4)29,94|29,97)39| 41/37/36 R |R|R|R |/29,24)/29,19|45/60/47)47/R |R |C |C | 30,10|29,88)6 F |F |C|R 5|30,07|29,94|39|42)40|40/C |R|R |R |/29,24/29,35/61|72/63/56)/F |F |R|R |/29,79 F |F |F\F 6)29,83|29,89|47|60|57|52)C |C |C |C ||29,48/29,34/60/67/60|55 F |F IF |F | 29,60 F /F |F |F 7|30,11|30,07/42|45/39/37|/F |F |F |F ||29,45)29,69/57/66)60/50 F |F |F |F |/29,49/29,69|83)8 JF |F F |F 8/30,07|29 67/44/48 38/38) C /R|R |R ||29,77/29,75)51/64)53/53 F FF |C |)29,88 5 F |F |F |F 9|29,49|29,61|43/64/56|45|F |F |F |F |/29,75/29,71/49|46)41/40|C |R |R |R ||29,73/29,52)5 F |R|RI|C 10|29,67|29,55|46|55 45/43) F |F |C /R |/29,76|29,73/42)42/41/41/R|R |R |R |/29,58/29,54 F |F |R|F 11|29,77/30,03/44/52) /38/F |F | F |F |/29,72/29,64)/41/43/42/42/R |R /R |R |/29,69/29,74/67/73/67|/61|F |F |F \F 12/30,05|29,74/46|53/43)41/F |C |R |C |/29,62)29,68|55/61/56/54/F /R |R |R |/29,80/29,67|67/81/69/62|F |F |F |F 13) 29,66|29,68|50|60)/52|48/C |F |F |F ||29,69|29,79/58)/61/58|/54/F |F |F |F |)29,66/29,61/66/72/63/54|F |F |F |F 14/29,80)/29,55/46|52/42/41/F |C|R | R//29,96)/29,99/53/58|51/46|F |F |F |F ||29,69|29,79/55|62|/56/53/F |F |F |F 15|29,48]29,55)42/42/41/41|R/R|R|C ||30,00/29,90/57/64/57/51/F |F |F |F |/29,86|29,86/61/66/56/51|F |F \F |F 16|29,70/30,18)49) |40/38|F |R|R|R//29,84|29,69/59|76|62|60/F |F |C |C ||29,87|29,77|56|65/55/55|C |C |F |F 17/30,26)30 10 46/47/4 t|40/F |F |C |C |/29,64|29,59/61/65'59/56)R|R |R |R |/29,77/29,65/63|64/57|57|F |C |F |C 18|29,76]29,50)47/62/59/56|R |C |C |C ||29,66/29,74/47/47|45/45|R |R |R |R ||29,57/29,30/57|64|65|61/C |R|C |R 19|29,33]29,15 58/67] /55|/F |F |F |C ||29,75|29,74|48|51|49|48|C |R |R |C |/29,25|29,25/61)/60|60/57\C |C |C |C 20/29,05/29,42|57/60/45|37|/F |C |C |F |/29,76|29,59|55|61/54/53|C |C |R |R||29,28/29,37|67|71/67/65|F |R |F |F 21/29,59|29,90/35|/42/39/32/F |F |F |F |/29,48|29,39|67/76|70|62|F |F |F |F ||29,46/29,61|68/73| [65|/F |F |R IF 22/29,99/29,80)43/45/39|40|S |R|C |R | 29,49|29,53/49|69|52/51/C |C |C |C |/29,71/29,69/72/83/71/65|F |F |F |F 23/29,85|29,94/41|45/39/39|R|C |C |C |/29,53/29,44|55/62/56|55/R |C |R |R |/29,58/29,46/75|82/68/68/F |F |C |R 24/29,92/29,84 44/57/5146 F|C \C \C ||29,46/29,25|63/66/56/52)C |R |R |R ||29,46/29,50|73|77/68/65|F |F |F |F 25|29,82|29,85 54/62|53/52|/F |C |R |R ||29,24|29,40|62/72)/68|59|F |F |F |F |/29,53/29,60|/53|60/54/52|R |C |C |c 26/30,07|30,12/42/52|41/40/C |C |C /R|/29,48]29,60)62|66/58/54|F |C |R|F |/29,61|29,70/60/70|66/59/F |F |F |r 27/30,18|30,19/44/45)/40|/39/C |C |C |C |/29,67|29,56|56)64)59/57|F |F |C | R||29,72|29,70|68|73/63|61|F |F |C |C 28/30,17|29 74/41/43/39/40/C |R |C |R | 29,34/29,23/65/72/64/57/F |F |R |F ||29,65|29,60|64|62/58/57/F |R|R|R 29/29,69 29,91 45/56|51/43/F |F |F |F |29,35/29,58/54/66|59|49/F |F |F |F | 29,52|29,48 54|58/57/56/R |R |C |C 30/30,00/29,85,50/65/55/52/F |F | F |\29,63/29,68|64|76|63|58/F |E |F |C |/29,50|29,60/62|70|65/57\F |F \F |F 31 29,69|29,49/59|65/55/54/F |C |R|R Mean 44/52/4342 55|63(55|52 64]70163]59 St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. §. Snow. 124 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1788. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weathe “Burometer. ; Therm. | Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. 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F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R, Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 126 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1789. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. | Weather. Barometer. | Therm. 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NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ) Therm. ) Weather. || Barometer. ; Therm. | Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.m.)l0e m.| 8) 2 (St. 10) 8) 2 St.) 10//8 a.m.)lOp.m.| 8) Q/St.) 10) 8 | 2)St.10|/B a.m.jl0e.m.| 8) 2 /St.) 10) 8) 2 /St7 10) 7q2 33(29,06|40 Gl 51 43|F \F |F |F |/29,75|29,89|32) - |36/33)F |& |F |F ||28,83/29,06/39| |40/37\C |C |F |F 9199 ,66/29,88)43 5 30\F |F |F IF 29,84 29,67)34)48 43/36) F F \F |F |]29,17|29,39/35|45/37] 2S |C IF [FE 3}29,95|29.89 9\48|F |F \C |C |}29,55|29,07|43)45|44|44)C |C || H |/29,40|29,53/30/35/32) 1)S |C |F [F 4|29/84129,60|55 58)53/51|C R |R |R || 29,25 29.52|28)3126)20|F |c |C|F |/29,70]29,9023/38| 29k |F Ic le 5129,52/29,56/53.61153147/C |6 |C |R ||29.73)29,98|26)35 31|30\F |F |€|C ||30,00|29,93/28/40136)3: |C |F IC Ic 6|29,45|29,34|56 48/41 42'C [IR |R |G ||30,06 30,06|35'45)42138/C |C |C|C ||29,86)29,70)40)41)39)38 RIC |C |C 7/29,38/29,58)45|57/51/43|C |F |F |F ||30,05|29,84/44/58/53/53|C |C |FIC ||29,51/29,42/46|56/51/46'C |C|C IR 8|29,60)29,62/46 63)54/48)F |F |F | F |/29,94/30,10|51)49|42/35/C |C |F|F ||29,60)29,80)35/43)36)28 F |F |F |F 9/29,73/29,80|42/48/45|38|F |c |C |C ||30,03/29,78|46|50/46/45/C |C |C|C ||29,89]30,06|32/43/34/30'F |F |F |F 29,76 29,46)38.53147/40/F |F |F (F ||29,60(29,60\52155|54|50\C |C |C|F ||30,09/29,92)32)47/43/37\F |F |F LF 629,50) F /C|R|C |[29,81/29,81/45|51/45/43|F |F |F |F ||29,86|29,10|35/44/41/45\F |C|IR|R C\C |R|F }}29,84 \46/45|R {RC |C ||28,86/29,57|32)28/26)20'S |HIF |F 5|F |F IF |C ||29,89)29, CC |RIR||29,70/29,96|19|19)16)14|F |F IF IF R|R|RIR ||29,50 CIF |F |F ||30,08)30,07|13/25 23 6F |F IF IF HR |C|C ||29,90|29 3\F |F |C|C ||30,15|29,98)13|33/33/36/H |C |S |e 5IF IF IF |F 2/C |1C |C|C ||29,91/29,88 40/44/41/41 RIC |C |e 3\F IF |F|F C|F |F |C ||29,90/29,83)/41/43)40)39/C IC |C |C 155|50/50/F |C |R IR |e F |F |F|F ||29,77|29,66/33]43/41/34|C |C|C |F ¢ 39,6499:70 57/50/43|C |C |F |F ||: 410 |F \C|F |/29,67)29,65/25|21/16|14/F (FF |F 20|29,70/29,61/44)61/54/49|F |F |r |F F |F |C| C|}29,65|29,73)20/32)28)/29|F |F |F |C 5 Bele 44/41/36/R.IR IF |F ||3 8/C |C |C|R ||29,88)30,05/33/31/32|32'S |S |S |s 39/46/37/30|F |C |C|F 5/R.IC |CIF |/30,14|30,12/29|33/22)22 C |r |F FE 32/42/38)28/F |F IF |F |29, 9/25/C |F |E|F ||30,10|29,90)23/33)35/32C |C|C |C 30/48/43 /44/F |C |C |R | 29.93/30,08 26/40 34|32/F |F [FF |/29,76 29,67/34|36 32/23 g |S \C |F °65/40153/47/40|F |F \C|F ||30,10/29,87/28/43/38137|F |F | |c |/29.80 29,92/26/39|22/20/F |F |F |F 9,5929,15/43/464646|R [R IRS |/29,67|29.53/41/41/41/40) R[R [R|R ||29,88/29,68 23/39|33)33 F IF IC 1c 29, 00 29 ,08|36/43/39/37|R |R |R |R. ||29,64)29,82/39/33/38/40| R |R |R|R ||29,64/29,56/37|41/37/36)R |RIRIR 98'29,24 29,54)39/43/39)37/C1C |C F |/29.95|29,91|41/41)40/40/C |C [RR ||29,49/29,76 34]32133/32 R IC |S |s 29 29, 60/29,54'36)42'39|36/C | |R |C |/29,80]29,55/40/45/41/41/C |C |C |R|/29,67/29,66)35|32/32)25/R |S |S |S 30 29,57 20,58)35 39'32)20(C | |F |F |/29,30/28,89/46/51)47/45C |C |C |R|29.98)30,03 24/33) |82iF |F |C jC 31]29 57/29,52|31/40,36)29/S |C |F |F 29,90) 29 ,59/37|43/36/45/C |F |C |R Mean 43/51 46/42 39145141139 |” i31l37/34l31| St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1790. 127 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. Therm, Ww 8a.m.|l0r.m.| 8] 2 |St.) 10 8 8 a.m.)10e.m.| 8) 2 [Sty 10 29,61/29,82)37|39)35|30 F 30,16)29,75|33/35\34/32 30,12/30,41)32)40/36/29 F 30,21/26/25|24)14 30,29|30,07\35)/51|44/42 F 20,2830 ,16|10/25)22)16 30,07|30,13|43|46)44/34 F 29,97 21/33/34/37 30,18/30,39|18]22/20 9c 29,36)29,63/29 28)21|10 30,46/30,07| 6|19)15}22 F 29,95/30,28) 6/12/10) 6 29,47|29,54/34|41/36/31/F 30,30 /29 ,60|12)26)25 28 29,54/29,59/31/36/31)23 29,26/30,13/25/20)13) 4 29,49|29,57|30/37/32/25 30,20/30,06| 0) 6| 1|-3 10]29,69|30,09/20/24)18)15 F 30,09)30,10|-3/12) 9) 3 11/30,18/29,65|17|26) |33/F 30,10/30,32] 8)18|10) 3 12/29,70)/30,31)26|28)24 20/F 30,40/30,40) 2/16/13) 6 13/30,42/29,82)| 13/19/31 34F 30,48)50,40] 8)23)20/12 14)29,95/30 19/37/40 35/28 C 30,33)29,92)17|28/28)/25 15|/30,36/390,31/25)25/23/27|/C 29,90) 29,80|33/46|36/33 “116)29,90|29,80|33/30/30/31 29,72|29,72|35|36/35|33 17|29,89/30 ,07/32|36)30/22/C 18|30,10|29,69|20/38|36 36 F 19/29,58)29,34/39/41/38)/34/C 20)29,57/29,76|16/21|18 17F 21/29,94/30,07/18)22/18/14 F 22)29,88/29,90|21|36/30)/23 F 23/29,89/29,86/27|30/26)24/C 24/29,78)29,74/21|24|25|23/C 25/29,87/30,09)18}22/23|23|S 26)30,19|29,98|25|35/32|34/C 3/38) 5 ols MARCH. ather. || Barometer. 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Weather. 8 a.m.|10p..1.] 8] 2 |St. 10 St. 3020/29 96|19]31|27/26 29,60|29 ,60/36|42)36/33 29,18/29,56|35|40131|19 29,81)30,12|14|19|15}13 30,28/29,85|15|30/31|31 29,51}29,3.4|39|46/35|33 29,30/29,59|37|42|32|25 29,62]29,19/21|24/20|16 30,20|30,37| 3/15/13 30,32|30,40]15|27|23/22 30,21/29,68|29/35|31/25 29,98|30,24|28)37/33|25 30,24/29,85|34/38/38/36 30,00/30,00|42| 42/37/35 30,14/30,42/33)/36|32/23 |30,51|30,27/30|35/30/30 2972/29 55|37/44|46/44 29,72) 29,97|39|40|34/27 30,22/30,49]18/27) 25/19 30,62|30,40|21|34|29) 29 30,10/30,08|43/56/49 44 30,07) 29,81|40|38|34 32 29,99/30,20/35| 41/32/32 30,13 34/36/34/33 30,02/39|46/41|34 30,13) 29,86|38) 40/37/37 29,70/29,57|38) 46/49/50 29,89|30 13] 43/50) 42/36 30,26]30,16]38 42/34/31 30,15/30,24|38/44|37/30 30,32/30,31/33 40/35/29 ) So) cntognewnwe| © AAOPAOAAANOOAFAOD AS TOBHTBADOWD BAAN] o 29,76|29,89/34|34|32|21 29,90)29,65/36|42/34/32 29,19|29,69|36|42/37/33 29,78|29,76|34|35/33|29 29,99)30,06|33/38/34)27 30,08 35]38)34/32) 30,03)35|38|34|33 29,62)29,16|35|37/34/33 29,22|29,67|40|48|35/32 29,88)29,80|31|39/36/34 29,71/29,74|35/38)33)26 29,78 30,00|26|37/32|22 CL lol AL lol colo hile ie hike lelole) |) DAANDHONOOSTAQOOEA eS AOR Hy w/w AAT VQWOnZTOOOOass say IAs san! plele he KeoKo tii hho Koko Welle bee bale Nel alae back ee bao Sa Sa WOM sO so AOe yO sOA sy AOg] FOAADADAANOWOAARPOFOAsDAsTZQQOFANsy wiekekoleltl-lel lol Lleol i helol.-|leL-L-L)-Relpl-- Lele) ES] tht olelel Lik). helol- Lol Loi- iia ke- hile le hohe ihc) AA PAIAAOLOAy AD yBTOOyOy_osy ye yOBBIO Dy AQOWMAQNQMORy AO TOMA yO yO OS 24/30!26|22 31/37/33|29 MAY. 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F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. etka helekolol-lok-L-kol-L-hel--I--L-lelelololoL-lok.| © lot Koll Xela il-- hole Liki l-Lole- ie L ibe hotel ie>] 2A7TQ9VAO333TTNOSTTODODAOAA ATA SHe 7OVIOWAA AAS ae yey yey yO cleo bet tele keho keke Loko kell LL1-1-L-olohel-sisie iho Loli) -lelelei Lleol. i-L ili) Lolelei lok] i. CL lolt- loll loli elel-i-ieLl--l--Lohel S3QadOT TIO SS TOOsIO3 ss 3VO3 IOs E CII NN Le loko kl beokekekeleG-lelob-il elo k-L-Lln lle k- ii lol-1-lelel.-L-i-lelai-L-L-Lel-- iLike Dob el Keli L-h-Lel-Loloke)--I--L-LeKeleieLe-Leie)-h-le ie beolgsl 128 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1790. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barom:ter. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. 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F |F |/30,05|/30,00 14/29/23) 16 29,89|29,30|28|38|37|37|F |S |C 22 29,48 30,00|24 13|13) 0 F |F |/30,08)29,99 12/34|26|19 29,79|30,11/26|29|28|24|F |F |F 23 30,06 30,24) 3.14)12|11 © |C ||29,71/29,69 28|40/34)25 30,21/30,09|27|/44|38|38|F |F |F 24 30,44 30,46) 13 21/19/27 C |C ||29,98)29,97)12)22|17|11 29,90 44|47/46|46/R |C |C 25 30,36/30,09|32 40/34 31 C |F ||30,03|29,54 12)25/23)26) 29,51/29,91/47|46|47/42/R |R |C 26 29,87 29,69)33 38/34 33 C |C ||29,23/29,90 36/35/27|19 30,28/30,42|40/51/41/33|/F |F |F 27 29,69|29,61)34 39/35|30 C\F 30,129.70 19|34/33|36 30,52/30,49|39/47|37/32|F |F |F 28 29,72 29,80)26 31/2414 F |F |/30,37,29,53 42/46) 41|36 30,46|30,38/36)43|38|37|C |C |C 29 29,98)29,91) 9)26)20|17 F|F 30,34/30,10/38|41/38/39|C |C |R 30 29,65 29.57/30 36/34/28 C\F 30,11/30,08/44/51]47/42/C |C |F 31 29,61/30,02)21 24/14/10 F |F 29,97|29,87/4455|49|41/F |F |F Mean 24 31/26/23 20/33)/25|20 36|42/38|34 APRIL. | MAY. JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather. | Barometer. Therm. Weather. 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Weather. __|8a.M.|l0p.m. 8 | 2 Bt. 10/8 | St./ 10) Sa.m./10v.m.| 8 | 2 jSt. 10) 6 | 2 jSt./10//8 4. a1. l0e.m.| 8 2 St.| 10| 8 | 2 |St.) 10 1|29,82|29,92 44/59 5444\F P|F |F | 29 75 29,95|51 65|53/49)F |C )R | R |/30,32 30,25 68 69 5958/0 |C |R |C 2)29,90|29,69 47/45 44 45/F |R |R/R |/29,98)30,04/52/55|48/44)F |F |F |F |/30,19 30,01|66/84 69 65|C |R |\C |F 3|29,60|29,83 32/43/38 32)F |F IF |F |/30,11|30,13/49/51/44/40/C |F |B |F }|29,90 29,71)74 80.70 68|C |C |F |F 4|29,86|29,94 38/47 42 35\F |C |C | F |/30,08|29,73/45|50/45/45/R |R |R |C ||29,72 29,76 6973 65 64|R |R |C |C 5|29,96|30,10 40/49/41 '36)F |F F |F |/29,60|29,63/47|45|42)37|C |F |C |F ||/29,82 29,93/67|76 73 64|F |F |F |F 6/30,16/30,18 39/48/40 34/F |F |F F |/29,63/29,72 47/59/48/44/F |R |C |F |/30,06) 62)71 60 55|F |F |F |F 7/30,09/30,25 36/38/44 41/S [R JH C |/29,80)29,93| 48]61/53/46|F.|C |C |F ||30,16 30,11|61/66 58/53/F | |F |F §8/30,30 30,30 39/46 38 34H C |F F | 30,038 /30,12/52 61|52)47|F |C |C |F |/30,12 29,95 62,71. 65 63|/F |F |F/E 9/30,20)30,11,41/49|40 38|/C |F |C|C | 30,19) 30,20/58 66/53/46)R|C |F |F |\29 79) 29,80\76 67 60/55\F \F |F |C 10/30,05 30,01/44|54)43 38|F |F |F |F ||30,22/30,22/57/71|59/51|F |F |F |F ||29,74/29,81| _|8171) 64|R\C|F IF 11/30,00|29,73 43/6052 47/F (CFF |30,23)30,12'61/73/60/55/F |B | F \F ||29,93 29,89/65|31 72 165 F IF |F\F 12|29,66|29, 49/53/56 C |F |C | F |/30,06)29,92/66'87|73/64|F |F | F |F 29,90 29,98 74/89, 80/74 FF FF 13/2947) 29,4647 C |F |C|C |/29,88]29,95|66|47|44)42)C |R |H |R |/29.95)29,79|79 91 82/73/F |F |F |F 14)29,50/29,45 |49)5 C |F |F | ||29,79|29,79/41|46/41/41|R JR | C |F |/29,72) 30, 01/82|87)70, l60/F |C |F |F 15/29,49 47/53/52 42)F |F |F | F ||29,86) 29,98)53/53/52/48/C |C | F | F |/30,15) 30,20 62)62 59 56|F |F |C |F 16) 29,58) 29,60|50)6: F \F |F |F ||29,95|30,03)51|64|53/49/C |C |F |F |/30 ,21/30, 05|69)76 66 62/F |F |F1F 1'7/29,51/29,60/49|52 F |F JF |F |/30,10/30,12,60)70\61/53)F |F |F |F ||29,82 29,75/76 90/74/70/F |R|C|F 18|29,71)29,73 51/53|44'42\h |F |F | F ||30,10|30,09|69/86|68)63)F |F |F |F }/29, 82'29,87|71} |65,61|F |F |F|F 19|29.73 48/5: 9|F \F |E |F ||30,09) 29,97 6980|62)57|F | |F |F ||29,85/29,72|62 56 54/51|R|R R|R 20 30,00/53 FF |F |F ||29,83)29,71/57/59/57/55|R |C |C |R}/29, 87/30,09|58|69 58 50/F |F IF |F 21)30,04)30,15 55 F |F |E |F ||29,72)29,80 57 66 57/50\F |F |F |F ||/30,18, 30,19|62 73/64 56/F |F |F IF 22|30,19/30,14.55 1F F |R|F||29,78)29,97/55 64|57\55|R |C |F |C |/30, 19 30,09/6676'66.61|F |F |F |F 23/30,13)29,95 59/70/60 56) F F |C|R |/30,04/30,16 64 69/59/56|P |F |F |F |/30,04 30,00/71 8472/69/F |F|FIR 24|29,81/29,80 59/67|56 53/C |C \R|C ||80,25/30,23|64 70/61/59) F |F |F | C |/29,98 29,77|82 91177 70\F |F FIFE 25)29,93/30,01 50.56|53 47)/F /F | | F | 30,20/30,07 63 68 61/60 |F |R |C ||29,60 29,71/82/36 73)63)F R/F\F 26)29,70)30,09 53/58/50 43 B/E |F | F |/30,08/30,08)71)83/69/63 F |B |F |F |/29,72 29,50/71 aa 66\F |F |C|R * |27/30,01|29.84 4246/45 39)R C |F | F |/30,12/30,10 69 66/66)60\F |P |F | F |/29,43 29,58/74 80 68)64|F |R R|F 28|29,84/29,92 42/55/49 42)F FF | F|/30,09 30,0066 82|76|74|F |F |F |F ||29,70 29,86 68 77,70 60\F |C |F |F 29|29,87|29,74 48\60/56 45|C F |F |F ||30,06/30,09)80/85|69/67|F |R |F |F ||29,91 29,90/66)80/73/67|F |F |F |F 30|29,79)29,74 52/5648 46|F |F |R EF 30,03 74.80|80\75|F |F |F |C 29,81 29,66|76'84/70|69/F |F |R\F 31 | | 30,17) 30,30/72)79|65/61/R|C \C |C ; \Mean 47|55\47142) | | | 59 67/62/53 70/78/68 |63 St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S$. Snow. 28 130 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1791. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm, Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. W eather. 8 a.m.jJ0r.m.) 8) 2)St.) 10 2 St. 10)/8 a.m.)10e.m.| 8; 2)St) 10 -} 10|/8 a-m1.)10e.1-| 8) 2 St.) 10 “129,80 65] |65|56, F |F |/29,90)29,78) 72/78) 68/62 F |/29,90 29,90'60/70/63/60 2 30,30 61/67|60/53 F 29,92)30,09 64/80|71/61 F |/29,81/30,09/61|74|68)/58 3)30,32/30,32/65)73)63)59) 30,12/30,09/70/77| 65) 62 30,18)30,15/60|70) 63/57 4)30,32)30,31)/69)77|63/58 30,07|29,98)70|74|71|64 30,10/29,99] |72)63)62 5}30,30/30,12)67)74|65|62 29,95)|29,80/71/73}67)/66 29,98) 65 70/63/62 6|30,06|29,97|74|86176|70 29,78)29,86) 67/76) 67) 65 29,88/29,93)64160/57/57, 7|29,97|29,71|79|91180|77 29,95|30,10/72)81/74|70 '29,99|30,09|60|67/63 61 8)29,80/29,98/68|79]69|59 30,20/30,20|75|84/73)/69 30,11/30,19|66|70'63 61 9/30,03/30,02/68)76)71/63 30,20/30,06)75|72|69|70 '30,18)30,10|64)67 61 61 10/30,04|29,97|74|83|80/75, 30,03/30,10|76)84|79|71 30,05/29/91 63164 60160 11)/29,98/30,00/81|96/86)79 30,15|30,03)78|74|64)/63 29,80)66|72|66|64 30,05/30,06|85|85|76/73 30,08/30,09)/80|94|82/74 14/30,08)30,04/83/95]73/72 15/30,01/29,85/79/90| | |73 16|29,79|29,76|77/90|73/70 17/29,79|29,92)73/79|62161 18/29,97|30,0261/69|65/59 19|30,07|30,08/65/71|62/57 20|30,02/29.90'64 69l60159 21|29,90|29,90162/70/66)65 92/29 ,97|29.95|78/72| 6865 23/29,99) 29.91/74 /80|77|69 24|29 90/29.78)79/86)76|66 25|29,79|29.84'69/78/67/61 26|29,89]29,91|66]81]67|67 27|29,95/30,00/70178)69|64 28/30,04/30,13)73)81/71|67 29/30,17/30,11/78)85|74)68 30|30,06|29,79|70|82|73/71 31[29,74/29,88)79/91|80)75 29 99/29 ,99|67|78/68)62 29,98)29,99)67 80/75/68) 30,01)30,00)72|80/72)68) 29 91|71|85/74|67 29,89|29,91|74/86|70/69 29 92/30 ,00)70|76/69|64 /30,08/30,18) 68/75/68)66 30,20/30,25|65/66)63)60 30,27/30,33|62|70)64)56) 30,38)30,38)64|73)65|58 30,39}30,32|63|74|66)58 30,27)30,18|65|80\75)68 30,18/30,06)74/79|71/67 30,03|29,96]75/88)72/72 29,97|29,94|75/85|79/7% 29 ,97|30,01|75|84)/79|70 30,06|29,86] _|83/78)73 29 89|29,99]80/88 77/66 29 ,99)29,87)68]72)66) 66 29,79|29,86|65|62/59/58 29,70)29,81|68)74/69/57 |29,89|29,89|59|69164'60 29,88/29,83] |75)68)62 /29,86/29,67/61/60 54/52 29,88)30,10)53)60/55 48 30,09}30,11)56 696: 3012/30 01 /55|68 59/55 29,93]29,78)59|72!6 |29,76}29 ,86|65|78) 65 |30,12}30,26 |60/70)6 30,38)30,29/58)65)58)2 30,21/30,01|63)69 6 29,99|30,07)71|80|58)5: 130,00|30,09|54)53/50 30,14]30,10)50|62) 29,89 55|69)é 29,78)30,05/56)59)5 30,17|30,12)45|59 '30,10/30,02/56)71|63)5 a ES) =QQ™= 27 OZER TODAODTDS QO TD FOOZOS SSD Z EDA DTOODOH=OROT TBO, ey ey] oe) Lilt ik Lilli heli i kolokel--L-l--lolel-i-i-)-it loki helt helet- belek ie kal- lok b- lol Lolelel1-lolo lle) AD aNWDONOS SBSH aDAMOOQQVOFOs = SCG/e het deol lolol tele leit lel helololel loki) a . D = x > 5 4 Z=IQ277QOOO 3S == ZO23WOQQOOWO = 2DG|a aa Cc GM Wie Me Ni We We Wie Ne We ce hcl YK Wee Bs Ie Mee Ne a We igen Ne fa Ba pe gel Nt AS Qdddddesr = T3507 0075 55 Pielke hlel-ll--Lol le RololKolololL- ihe L- leo Ll] HO33s3 = ssn ns Sar BOsOS Ss sDOSa ssa Mean 172/81/70/66 70/78'70\ 66) 60168 61.57 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.M.|10r.M.| 8 | 2) St. 10} 8) 2 (St. 10|/S a.m.)l0p.m.| 8) 2 St. 10/ 8 2 St. 10 }/8 a.m.(10p.m.| 8) 2 St. 10) 8) 2 Se.) 10 1/29,97)29,80|62/77|/67/64|F |F |R |F |/29,74 43/52)46/36|F |F |F |F |/30,09|29,70/40)44)44/49 C |C |R |G 2/29,77|29,80|71)/80)70)66|F |F |R |C 30,28)33/43/37/30/F |F |F |F ||29,62|29,98|54/48)43/33/C |C |C |F 3|29,60)29,85|57/54/51)42)R |C |F | F |/30,18)29,83/33/33)30/25/C |S |S |S |/30,22/30 41/31)38/33/25/F |F |F |F 4)30,09)30,14)41/53)47/38) F |F |F | F |/29,69)29,89)25|32/26)17)S |C |F |F |/30,41)30,23)25)40)35|34 F |F |C |C 5|30,10 44|54/47|46\C |C |F | F |/29,97/29,83| O\F JF |F )F |/30,11/29,84)33)40/38)34/F |C |C (R 6|29,82)30,00/50| 62/55/46) F |F |F | F ||29,90/30,03/38)/50/45/36/F |F |F |F |/29,70|29,67)/32/33/31 28/C CiC jc ul 29,85)48)62)58)54/F |F |F | F |/30,09/30,08 40/52/48/43/F |F |F|F ||/29,60]/29,43'25/31/28/26 C |F |C |C 8/29,67)/29,84|55)60'53)47|F |C |F |F |/30,09/30,09/45)63)54/47/F |F |F |F ||29,48 29.40/23 28/24 20/F |F |F |c 9 29,97 29,77 43/54|56)58)F |C |C |R |/30,12)29,78)42 43)45 46/C |C |R|R ||29,40/29,52 20 23/23 19'F F IF I/F 10|30,10/30,23/46)51/43)34)F |F |F |F |/29,73)29,58)46|50/47|46)C |C |C |C |/29,70/29,87)17|30 26)21/F |F |F |F 11)30,27/30,16|35)53)47)/43)F |F |F |F |/29,38)29,59)46 49)/41/34/C |F |F |F ||30,00/30,00/30)43/38 40/F F |C|C 12)30,00)29,94)50)55)51/43/C |R |F IF 29,72/32/40| [31)F |F |F |F ||29,89)/29,24/38/38/38/338.R |R|IR |R 13/30,17/30,41/35)41/36/28)F |F |F |F ||29,75|29,71)/35}43/40/39/C |C |C |C |/28,73)28,95/38/33/30|27\C |C |F IF 14/30,46/30,91/32)47/46/52)F |F |F |F }/29,68/29,50/46)62)55/51|F |F |F |C |/29,09) 25/28)21| |FIF IF |F 15)29,79)30,09 54/60/50/40/R |C |F |F 29,20/29,34/54)/60/53/46) F |F |C |R 23/35 F \F |F |F 16/30,14|29,82)36)48/43)39|F |F |F \F ||29,70|30,13/30)/38)33/26/F |F |F |F 2960/32/35 36/36 F |S |C |F |. 17|29,76|30,10)43)41/35/33/F |F |F \F |/30,35|30,15)/25)34) )28/F |r |F | C |/29,94/30,15)30) |3429 F |r |F |F 18)30,17/30,20)32)40/35|34|C |F |F |F |/29,92) 28)/33)33/25|C |C |C |F |/30,02/29,82)35|38/35/33 R|R|RIR 19/30,30|30,32/34)43)/39)31)/C |F |F |F ||29,68/30,03/28)42/37/30/F |F |F |F |/29,86/30,04'34/36/35/32 R|C |C |C | 20/30 ,28|30,05}37)44)44)45)C |C |C |C ||30,29/30,38)/20|30)27/25/F |F |r |F ||30,10)29,90/27/25 24124'C cic \|c¢ 21|29,99|29,87|44) 48)47/48)/R |C |R |C |/30,30/29,83/36/42) |48/C|C |c |R ||30,07; 30,03 21 31 eC Cicis 22)29,77|29 58}45)52/45)34)R |R |R |S |/29,92)29,96)44/44/39/31/R |C |C |F |/29,67/29,82/38/30 24/18) R |S |S |F 23)29,38)29 57/35) 39)39/38)S |R |C |F |/30,03/30,04/32)/50)44/37/F |F |F |F |/30,05/30,03/16)24 21/16 F |F |F |F 24/29, 86|29 88/36 49/46/46\F | F | F | F |/30,10)29,70/39|50/48/50)C |C |C |C |/30,03)29,89/19|/25 20/10/F |F |F \F 25)/29,83)29,81/40/51)46)38|C |F [F | F |!29,36)29,60|54|56/51/35/R |C |C |F 29,75/29,60 10)21/19)21\k |S |C |C 26 29,95}39)/ 48/44)/36/F |F JF | F |/29,88/30,12/26/32/28)20/F |F |F |F |/29,70/29,62 24/39/35/32)F | F |F |F 27|29,96)29 ,92)35)50/43)42)F |F |F |F |/30,19/30,10)22)35/32/31|F |F |F |F |/29,80/29,89/32|49|40/30\F |F |F |F 28)29 ,88/29,80!41/50|46/41/F |C |C |C ||30,04)29,80)41|50/ 48/47) F |C |C |R ||29,79'29,69/28 43/39/38 F |F |F |F 29)29,81/29,81)|42)53/47/42)F | F |F \F |/29,88)30,12)40)44/37/30/R |F |F |F |/29,90'30,12'29/32 29/21|F | FF IF 30/29 ,72)29,42)46/53)40/38)/C |R |C |C |/30,20/30,19)29/42 38)37/F |C |C |C |/30,21/30,09/23/34 31/29/F |F |F |F 31)29,29)29,58/38/57/55/30/C |R |C |F 30,12)30,29|30/41/34/27\F |F |F |F Mean 4353/47/42! 36144/41(35 29135'31128 St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1792. 131 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH, Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. 10)|8 4.m./10e.m.| 8) 2)St. 8 a.m./l0p.m.| 8/2 |St.) 10 30,13)/29,96/31/41/36|31 Barometer. 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MAY. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather, Barometer. Weather. 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F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S, Snow. 132 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1792. JULY. AUGUST. _ SEPTEMBER. Barometer, Therm. Weather. Burometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weathe 8 a.M./10p.m.| 8) 2 St.) 10 S a.m. l0p.M.| 8) 2\St.| LO -|L0e.m.| 8 | 2 51.) 10 St. w R E a > <4 29,83/29,76|82|90|76/73 29,62|29,80|77|86|77|70 30,09/30,00|56)75|66|61 29,66/29,92/83|85|71/60 29,99/30,12 69|72| 64/68 30,00|30,03) 70/78 68|61 29,96)29,87|67]78|71/64 30,17)/30,11)65/68)64)54 30,09|30,15|63|64|58)/55; 29,82/30,01|72)81|68 59) 30,10/30,10/62/72| 62/57; 30,22/30,35)53|65/56|50 30,10/30,18)66 76|65 62 30,21/30,25/70/74/65|60 30,22/30,09|72/75/66/60 29,99]29,88)70|82|73|66) | 9/29,80/29,78]64/75|74|72 '10)/29,85/30,05)/76|67| |62 11]30,14/30,10|67/74/66|63 /12/30,62/30,00)72'82!69)65 13/29,99/29,94/70 86/71/70 14|29,95 /30,10/77/86|77/7 15)30,13 75|77|68)67 16/30,00/29,91)73)81/75)71 E 34/71|65/64| 23/82'75|69 2187/74/68 9,76,77|83/75)/65 121/29,82!29,91/71/71|68)61 22!30,02|30,09/67|79/69|65, 23/30,09/30,10,7280| 64 24)30,09/29,89)61/59/56/56 30,16]30,09|62/72|62/59 30,03/29,82 65 62|61/61 2994|30,00/72/ 86/79/72 30,03/30,02 80/88/82175 29,99/29,80180/91/83)78 29 86|29.79/78187/74)65 29,78|29,57|72179|76|77 29,65|29,84)69/75|67/65 29 °93]29,98)70177|67 63 29,88|29,65]69/73|67\67 29,62/29,69165172|64)59 29,79]29,93)64/74|68 66 29,93/29,90/69185|76/71 29),90/29,83/75|90/81/73 29,80/29,80/80195/84/76 29,80/30,05!79|86/66 158 30,11/30,12/62'72/63/59 30,14/30,12/64/71163/59 30,11/30,00/62 71/63/57 29,88 29,70'66/79|71 66 30,42/30,40/61/69/59/53 '30,36)/30,21|58/70)63|60 30,19|30,03| [81/75/67 30,00|30,04|73)86/75|69 30,08)30,02/58'56)49/49 30,12/30,19150/58/54|51 30,22/30,20/53)61/55150 30,20/30,04/58|70/59|54 30,08/30,10/59|63)56)50) 29,99125,78| |69/63/58 9.70|29,96|66|71 62/53 30,05|29,88)60|65|59/57 20'87|29,93/56)58/57 58) '30,01/30,00)58|64/59/51 30,00129,88)53)60/58/56 /29,87/30,00)49/54/49|42, 30,03/30,03/47|60/54)48 30,04|30,05/50|65/56/50 30,00/30,05|58/74 64|57 |29,97|29.74|62)75 | 68/62 ODIO wre Soleil |-(-_1---1-F ; 2 Nn [=] DoLit lol lela belelvele belek bellobekek-LeLoL LL e 25)29,91 64/76 69)59 29,58)29,65/69/75) 61/62 ||29,82 29,86|64|74/68)60; 26) 30,10/71/81)72/69 29,85 60/69 64)54 |/29,81)29,94/63)/69)61/52) | 27/30,07/30,08/76/89)82 75) 30,18}30,02)/58 73/66/62 30,02/30,09/44/41/37/37 1 | 28/30,16)30,12'69|74|64 60! 29/30,14/30,09/70|76 65160 30|30,07|29,90/68)66|64)58 31/29,89/29,70|70|84)77|69| 29,89|29,82/65)75|71/65 29,80|29,70/72/84|76/67 29,70/29,72/69)61|61/55 29,80)/30,00/59/66/58)5 30,09)30,23/42)54/50/39) 30,36)30,11'45|61)54)47 29,92)29,62/58|75/66/63 Sit tieleieiilokelelilel-l-l-l-lelel-i-(- |__| (olichicl eclicKoVeclaclec le Verlecl-d-ckeclickeclackecKo Xo lecbelacheleckobclc ko Po lecleck-i-- Mc licbec beclacloXobel 1) belo leekobclollolekebekek-boi-| elidel) beckolcleliclecleleel¥-kolo be leckolecl lelolelcleo lube kam lolol ibl ii llloLel-t-ielikebkolel-Lo-k-beloleL-L-leln lololo bebe lel deh lekecleclel Ko kehalolebeclo le bebeke kerb bebeok- 52 Pl lelolelcbel kolo beclclelalo lo ololo lerbelecl lelerlachelec kee kleol Pio) lelplel-.->1-1- 1-1 lela i ialels) Is SSS SSS SSS SOs SSeS [lL lel ili iaLoLaL-1--lelet Loh iLL Lie Mean 71|73|70\65 69|77|70'64 | 57/66/59 |54) OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. | Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. |) Barometer. Therm. 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F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1793. 133 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. 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F. Fair. C.Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1794. 135 MARCH. Barometer. Therm. 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NOVEMBER DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. | , Therm. Weather. 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F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dy. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1795. 137 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. | Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. (8 a.M, 10P.M. 8 \N. St.) 10) 1 29,77|29,80|27 31| 29/22 229,80 17 27|25|22 3,30, 13 30,02|19 30|26|24 4 29,58 29,40/35| 40/35/34 5 29,65 30,00/29 31)/28|20 6 30,12 29,98|17 3027/29 729,35 29,54|39 37]/34)31 8 29,80 29 99]23 31) 29/23 9129.95 29,73|29 30|34|27 10 29,80 29,82/31)38)34/25 11 30,10 30,02 17 26/22/19 12 29,94 30,15/19/23/16| 8 13 30, 15 30,03) E1/22)19)13 14 30,29 '30,04| 7 20|16|22 15 29,76 29.83/32) 35|/32|22 16 30,09 30,30/11/19)13] 7 1730,28!29,90| 8/27/28/21 18 29,94 29,9012 17/14/10 19 29,84 29,83/13 22/18/14 20 29.75 29,63|17 23/19/18 21 29,79 29, os 28 40|38)35 22 30,13 30,21|35 36/33/29 23 30,24 36.20|29 35|29|29 24 30,11 29,99|29 35/33/33 25 29,90,29,91|35 27/27/25 26 29,93 30,08|22 25)25|22 27 30,03/30,03|21 34/28/20 28 30,1030, 1-422 35/29/22 29 29,50|28 40) [39 30 28,90|29,16|43 45|35|29 31 29,40'29,60|36 32/27/24 27 Sa.m.|lOp.m. 8 |N.|St.) 1) 29,64/29,90 27|33|26)18 29,90|29,59 24/33/35/26 29,50/29,01 33/43/414/26 29,36|29,50 28/32/29/22 29,45|29,32 2031/27/22 29,29 24/32/25/28 29,83|29,97 31)35/34/29 30,01)29,95 30|35|32|30 29,92)29,91 32/35/34/34 30,15 34/37) 34/28 30,17/30,04 29/38|32)25 30,00|29,77 29|34|31/29 29,67 29,73 30|30)/27|23 29,78)29,89 23/28|25/15 29,95|30,02 17)24|21/15 30,09 29,97 14 24/19/13 29,79|29,56 23/28|26/27 29,68)}29,80 21/28)23)13 29,92)29,90 13/29/20) 15 29,78/29,73 28/ 44/35/32 29,70/29,99 29) 42|37|28 29,11/29,57 27/37|36|30 29,85/29,98 29/31 |27|29 29,49/29,39 32/35/23/23 29,36/29,53 29/27|27| 5 29,69 | 1}L4| 8} 2 29; 47/2944 6\L7) LALO 29, 744 29,60 1635/32/26 8 a. M.|10p.m.| 8 | N.jSt.) 10) 8 |N.{St.j 10 29,78) 29,90|28/35|29/21/F |F 29,75|23|38|30/27 29,56/|29,62|30|45|38/35 29,60|29,70|37|54/42/34 29,76 |29,86|36/44|36|32 30,00/30,08|34/42/34/29 30,09|29,53/36|43/38)39 29,20/29,53|44/ 41/32/26 29,62|29,67|25|34)27/22 29,73 25/38|32/27 29,95|30,00|29) 40/34)28 30,10/29,94|32|41/37/37 29,06|29,10|32|32|33/32 29,09|29,27|26|35|28|23 29,44/29,63/31/41/31|23 29,75|29,63|30)42/33/32 29,69/29,90|34/45|38/34 29,73|29,41)/41|51/45|46 29 ,16|29,64)44/39/30)24 29,80)30,17)24/35)/ 28/21 30,36 29|41/35/37 30,20/30,20) 44/54) 46/43 30,19|30,10/ 45/54/48 |44 30,11|30,18)47/58/43/39 30,11|29,90)49|64|56/51 29,79|30,19|56/56/ 43/27 30,38)30,43123)26 25/26 30,40|29,77 3)33/34 | 29,71/30,09 39)44/38|33 | 30,11/29,91/41|47/42) 42 29,96|29,95)41/44/42/32 Cc SLi Lolololol loleloiolel el lel lel Akt ialal-. aL lel lolol 1-1) Lolelol lel lelel- Lleol lela BST PDOO DODDS TD AOD ANDOOOFOFZORE FOADOnDHOOOPTAOOF AAO ZS TP zTOsFO0ss QUAN PWOQOOFODMOADABAMOOFPOVAIODACDA hhh el ekololololovol leek i ie ek teol- “deri hoe eo) Koko ll Kolo lololey “ieloloKo lace lol alee lech olae Ko bar lec ae kell piel dade lelololalel: ole eel ZOBMADQNOOR QOD TS TARANTO OCs RAAT Y|w Kelli lelel-l-l-ioipin i lel oli L LiL ilol.| HOmDPOnODOOOTTOFODFTOODDACOTATeAS DOOnHOODOOD DTD DS ANNOD ATED UNDONE Mean 24 30/27/23) \ 24)32|28|23) |35|43|36/32 APRIL. MAY. Preller JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather. | Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Sa.m.(l0p.m. 8 |N. St.) 10 29,96|29,90 39/49 44.37 30,10/30,03 43/50) 41/38 29,67/29,74 41/50/4441 29,99]30,00|47/54 51/43 29,93/30,0C 55/60/50 41 3 3 wh r Se |Sa.M. 10v.m|8 |.N.jSt.) 10 30,11|30,20|46|58|47| 42} 30,25 30,22/53/55|46/44 30,12/29,90|44|46]43) 43 29,89)30,09|53|65|59) 48 /30,19/30,19/58/61/51\48 30,21/30,07|59|6 457/54 29,97|29,90|69|87|65|57 29,88|29,68\61|68|58/55 29,90|30,12|63|72|64/54 30,18|30,06|60|64|58/59 29,97/29,98|51|50|47)47 30,01)29,97|54|63|54/54 29,91 |29,70|59|68/61\62 29,84 30,0159 74/66)55 30,16|30,00|61|64'58/56 29,79|30,10/61/68/53/49 30,21|30,09|55/71|56|55 30,11/30,20/61/61/50|44 30,21 /30.10161/60|52/51 St.| 10/84. sc(l0p.m | 8 |N.St./ 10 N./St./ 10} Ly k 29,79 29,7760, (67 60/55 R ||29,72|29,63163165|59|56 [R | 29,65 29,80|62 72 64.56 F |F ||29,88 30,00)65, 69160155 F |F |/30,02 29.99 70,71 62 60 29,98 29,96 |76 76 65 62 Bil) 00 30,13 63) 761 62) \53 30.21/30, 11/66 69'63)54 30,09 29,96]72 85 77|70 29,97, 30,10 76 87 65/63 30,30) 30,47|62/68 59/53 5)30,33/59'69'5954 30°20) 30,15|/66|77|/58 54 30,17 30,10/61)67/59 54 30,04 29,81|68 86 71|67 29,89|29,90|66|68|57 55 29,95|29,94|63,73|62\59 29,90 29,82|70 85|72 66 29,8: 42 29,89/78 90|78|72 Soil hobo kha iit Lek Leila I Kel- le L-l-> Colt lel LLL Loleiol-heoL ikki Lie hoL- ick Lekota 30,02/30,38/47/55)49, 46 30,48/30,10/49/42 40) 38 29,79|29,74)46|56 48; '39 9}29,68/29,80/37/40 34/29 10]29,82/29 86/23/30) 23 21 11/29,89)29,97/23)43 38/34 12]/30,02|29,97|40/55|48 39 13)29,90)29 40) 44)46)41'/40 14}29,50/29,81|46)54)47 41 15|29,94|29,90/ 47/58/50 43 16/29,80)29,70/56|68 59 55 17}29,61/29,58|59/63)51 47 18}29,60)29,61|53/58)51/48 19}29,57|29,48)51)53/51 44 Telel-lel lolol L-lololeltleil- L111 lolol i loli|)- Tole -lKol--- loli ololel Lele ke holies ie ke he hI e teh eo ie es) s = = =) SROMOR OMAR PONS SOM ESS RROD IR Azo ELC LLeLLCLeLLeELeELEL ELE SLL lel) eli ii lel Liki iki iii hele ls LLL helio LL ie ii--Loioi LL) LL le loin Loi. CNet L-l- lolol lolol--L-l-lelel- i k-lel-i-L-L-I-lekll- Nello LLololtholel- LlcL lola lolol tokio lololet iar = a 20/29,48/29,74/46|57| |47 29,97|29,80|54 7465/68 EF |P |/29,95 30,04]82/89|70 63 21|29,77|29,95| 419)64)50 44 29,79)29,79| 55 53/52/50 RR |)30,03 29,98|72|71|68 64 22|30,00/30,09) 46)50|44 38 29,85 |29,90/53 59|51/49 C C |/29,9% 29,90/69/74 69 63 23|30,10/30,12) 48/55/46 42 29,89]29,73)49 50|46|46 R_R||29 95 29,92|60 82 69 63 24|30,14/30,04 48/49|45 42 29,69|29,99|49|48|49|47 R |F ||29,97/29,99|77/78| |63 25|30,02|29,83 41/41/41 42 30,13/30,17|/49/58|50/46 F |F |/29,52'29,98|6568} 62 26|29,71|29,71 45/59/50 48 30,12|30,05|/50 71/60/53 FF |/30,00130,08 68/74 /67/64 27|29,76|29,50 56|54|49 49 30,04)30,09|63 83)69|65 F |F || 30,07 30,00|68/80 69 62 28|29,39/29,60 50|67|55 49 30,12)/30,24/68 82|68 60 F |F |/30,00 30.04|68)71|64)57 29|29,76|29,97 51/61 |/51|42 30,20/30,00|65 62\62|61 R |R |/30,09 30,03/71)82/70 64 30/30,05|30,06 44/56/50 42 29,90) 29,80|66,71|63|60 C |R ||30,0129,9.4}75|86 70/67 31 29,67)29,78|60,76|66|57 F Mean 46|53|46 42 57'62157|53 68176 65/60 N. Noon, St. Sunset, F. Fair. ©, Cloudy. 30 is] . Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow, 138 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1795. 29,90): 29,90|20,89)58 G4 59156 3 29,87|29,91|55154/52|52 9)30,02)30 09|54|65|54/45 10}30,12)30,08)46 60/55|55 11/29,90|29,60|57|59/63)60 12/29,80)30,05|54 65|64\51 13/30,10|30,02153)70|64|56 14|29.90129,81|58/74|67/57 15}29,7929,17|52/57|64|64 16/29,47 29,67|52 63/53/47 17|29,45 29,.45|55|60155/44 [tii iil relalelelo ia Llale le lololol10 lel che ieee Bee 29,7529 2940/2! 29,68)29, as 39)4 30,07\30,13)39)5 30,37 30,40 34/45 30,49)30,53)32/35 59}30,59/28)41 31 38 JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. , Therm. “Weather. __ |S am. Op.m.| 8|N.St.) 10 8 \N.St.10)/8 a.m. 10e.m.| 8 )N. St) 10/8 )N.j5t.) 10 Sa.m./l0e.m.| 8|N. St, 10| 8 (NaS N.\St. 10) 1/29,93}30,01|75|76\67 G3\F |F|F |C 30,19|30,17|68)78) 69/69) C |C C |C |129,83/29,88/76' g2\74/70|R|C|R IC 2/30,02|30,03)7371|64|58 C |F |F |F)/30,15)/30,10 81/91/81/75|C |C |C |C 29/80 29:71 59159/57/56|R |R|R|R 3]30,07|30,09|67|75|67|63 F |F |F |F ||30,09 29,76|77|72|70|70/C |R|R|R 29,75|29,97|68|76/69)61/F |F |F |F 4|30,10|30,11|69)75|68|62 F |F |F |F||29,64 29,79|72|78|74|74)R|C |C C}/30,10)30,22)62|75/70/61|F JF |E | F 5|30,10)29,93|69|75|66/62/C |F |F |F |/29,89 29,96|80)92|85|79) F | F | F |r 30,27|30,27|65/80|73/65) F |F |F | F 6|29,81/29,60|70|83/74|68) F |F |R |C)|29,98 29,98/83/92)/84/80 FF |F | 1/30,28)/30,19]71/82!71/65) F }F | PF | P 7|29,76|30,00|63)71|67|62) F |F |F |F 29,92 29,96/84|95|84|79 FUP IEF |/30,14 66|69|67)67|C|R|R|C 8/30,13/30,15)73]80|69|/65|F |F|F |C}|30,02 30,00)74|81)71\70 F |r |F /C|/30,00 69|69|71|70|R|C|R |C 9}30,12]29,91|75|89|77|71|F |F|F |F|/29,93 29,80)76/84)79)75 C\C|F |F ||30,00]30,05)74/83) |69/F |e |F /F 10/29,90|30,02|81/90|79/70|F |F|F |F|/29,83 29 ,86/82)91)75)75 C|F |R |C |/30,11130,03|73|83|74|69] F |F |F | F 11|30,15|30,05/75|79/71|70|F | F}F |I°||29,96 30,02|78)90|81|77 C/C OIC |/29,95|30,10|70|87| [59/F | |RIF 12/30,08/30,11)74/75|67/65|R |F | C |C||/30,01|29,97/71|75)72)70 R/RIR{R ||30,24/30,25)60)66)60/55) F |F | P | F 13]30,06|29,72|68]76|70|69| U |C|R |C}/29,89)29,94 67|70|67|\64)R|R |C |C ||30,23/30 ,05|60|71/63)61\C |R|R|C 14/29,84|30,05|70/77|69|62) © | F | F |F }/29,82)30,08 68|74|66|60|C |G | F |F |/30,01/29,97/71|84)79)\72| F |F | F | F 15|30,12/30,13)75/82/70|66) | F |F |F\|30,16)30,29 65)71)65 6o|F F |F |F |30,00)30,00/77/90)85/78) F |F | F | F 16|30,16|30,15/73/80|68)64|F | F |F |F|)30,29 66|84|74|69|F |r |F\F 30, 01|30,14'78|86) 63/60) F |F\C |R 17/30,11)30,00|75|85} (70) |r |F |F||30,02)29,94 75|BL73/71\F |e IE IE 30 ,09/29,93/60/64) |61/R|C)R|C 18|29,97|29,89|73|86|77/70|C | F |C |F ||29,92|29,81 75|90|83|77/E |p | | {29 79 29,53/72)81/71/6S|C |F | F | F 19)29,81/29,85/79|90)82|74) F |r |F |F ||/29,78)29,74 77|91|82)75|F |r \F |F 29,55 29, i) 66|65|58/50|C |r | FF 20/29,90|29,84/81/88|74/69|F | C|R |R\|29,78/30,12 79|58/58/57\C|R |RIR 129.80 29, "63\: 52/78/64/55|F JF | RIF 21/29,91 29,86 66/77/71164|R I CIF IF 58/70/60|54|C |p | F |r (29,69/29,80|55 59/50/46) F |F)|C|R 22/29 80)/29,67|74| |67/63/R | R/C |F ||30,28 30,16/60\70/63)58)F |e |F | Er 29,91|30,10)/45)56/49/40|F |F|F |F 23/29,70/29,79|69/81/69|67) F |F |F |¥ |\30,11)30,05 63/74/66)64|' JF P| FE 30, 14/30.29/50)61 5 F IC\|C|F 24)29.82/29,85|74/80] |66'C |G |C |C|/30,00|29,87)69/76)71)69| F | F |C C |/30,29|30,20|57) 6 CIF |C|F 25/29 ,89/30,03|67|75|67|62|R | C|F |F ||29,87/29,95|69)85)76 7O\F \F | F {EF |/30,11)30,11|61)7 r\F|FF 26/30,08)30,06|70/77|67/66)C | F |C |F |/30,03)30,12 77|76|68)66| F | F |F|E ||30,20/30 22)59)65|5 FF \F IF 27/30,00 71\74\68/65/C | ClC |R||30,11/30,08]73/85|77|71|F |F |F |E ap 19)29 ae 58 Ci{c|R|R 28/29,77|29,98|71/85/76|66|R | F |F |F ||30,09 76|87|77|71|F |F |F |F |/29,86)29,89)6617 R|R\F|F 29)/30,09/30,12)71|80/71|67|F |F |F |F 77)|89|83/77/F |F FF 29,80 30, 08 CIF \F|F 30/30,18/30,14/75/71/64/63)F |C|R|R 79|92\84)77|E |F |E |F |30,22/30,33)45)58 FF |F/F 31/30,19|30,18/67)/69|68/66)R | R.)R |R|\30,11 77|85|76|72/C |F |C|R | Mean 72'79|7016 73)82'74170) 64173 65 60; OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. _|8 a-M.]l0e m.| BN. (St. 10) 8 |N. St.) 10 Sa.m.)l0p.m.| 8)N.jSt.) 10| 5 10\|8 a.m.)l0p-M.| 8) N.jst.) 10) 8 )NSt.) 10 1)30,37|30,47) 47\69) S751\F |F 29,44]29,58)36/4 32\8 € 53/36/5143 /411F |F IF 2|30,60/30 60/52 57 di 41) |F ||29,74)29,92)¢ 34|F (o) 5|/45/41/34 RIC |F 3)30,54|30,42 43/5! (50 30,04|29 25/32 oF F 5 40) | | 4/30,26/30,19 62 3 66)62 30,34 : d OF C |/29,68 29)41/38)/32 EF 5|30,08)29,76 65,71 65/64 30,33/44|58/51/40)F EF 29,60)2: 223 49) 6)29,63)29,84)63 68/59/51 30,48)30 7|50\47) 44 F gE De 7 F ||: 8 y R ioe ielieietele eile DOS SMO ys 39°49|29°64129| 29,65 2! 50/26 18]29,77|29,91|39|54)48)42 36/50/45 34 29 "46, 2 9°71 70|32)¢ | 19|30,06/30,02)39)50) 45) 42 33/50 46/41 29 89! 30,0 20)30,83/29,82)49)51/50/45 40/47 39/34 29, 96, 29. 7 BOAO Aan ND SN AOmMA Tass ( © — 21/30,00)30,24)43)52.47|37 33/45'40/32 29 88) 30,21 26 32 22/18 F ie Ke beoieleoleol--Beolele-l--le-le-l--N--I- hehe kal @ ae) O22 Se] S ne Sn Sse SSS eOQ0OOsss It it tell lolol toll lela) Iolelolobelelelol lt lelelel) tol ialelels| OOM STA FON SST ERS STS TVS SSSI TO|4 POs TO VOUT sas SS BOSS PHOQ8IN STORM sOM DA WOY SOs! On SSA AOQOOTSATN TASS 22/30,29/30,17) 36|53/47|47 29,20)29,16/38 34 35 36 30, 34, 30, 33 12/26 21 12) KUF) 23)30,09|29,67/51 52)49/49|R 29,27/29,51/36)41 40 37 30, 32! 30, ‘00! 12) 34/33 36.F |F 24/29 ,60/29,65)51 63)58/48/C 29,66) 29, 69/32/49 43/42 99 79) 29. 77 Al 0)|44'42 45,C CG 25|29,.73)29, 99 47|59\52)45|F 29,67 2b, 99/43 47 42 32 30, ty) 30,344 2/44 38/31 ic Cc 26/30,21 30. 53/40/49/49/31/F 30,01)29, 09 26)38 35/27 30, 23129) 74| 35/33 /33!33'S |R 27/30 5830,46)33152.47/42|F 30,00/29,95 22/38 30/24 09,83 20,92 36133 30/23 F | F 98)30,35130,17/46\64/57|50\F 30,02)30,1223/42 35127 29,72 29/80 29/41 36/33 F | F 99/3014 30,04)53)71)60152\F 30,13 29,60|30/45 43/43 30,06,30,31 33/35 29 ORs F 30/30,00 29,72151|70 60152|F 29,14 29,61/48,50 44/37 30,29)30.07 33 39337 32S \R 31/29,59]29,29|51)/61 56/54|F RI\C 30,09 29, 63, 36 44145|44.C |C Mean 50/61/55150 36147 42137 |" |31!39'36 631. N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1796. 139 | JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH, |" Barometer. | ‘Therm. Weather. || Barometer. |. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. Sam. l0e.m.) 8 )N. St. 10) 5 |N.)St.) 10/8 acm. l0v.m.| 8 )N./St.] 10 )Sty; 10|/8 a.m./10e.m./ 8 (N. Sty 10) 8 /N.St./ 10 1/29,84/30,28/40/43/37) | F 30,19]29,94/15)29}22/22 30,01)30,10)36/42)36/31 2/30,40)30,16]26)35/36 35| F 29,88/29,88/25/33)/26/25 30,20) 33/35) 32|30 | 3)29,94/29,46/36/49/49/48) RK. 29,79/29,84|31|36)32/24 30,00) 29,91/31|37/31|30 4)29,75/29,84/40)47/41 31/k 29,97|30,10)24|21)24/14 29,99]30,18/36)40|43/26 | 5}29,89/29,79]27/43/35/ 33) F 30,12/30,00) 8/29/19] 5 30,30) 30/40)34)31 | 6|29,80|29,56/36]40/38'33)C 29,89}29,88)19/33}28/25) 29,91}29,83)38/48)40/35 7/29,03)29,61]33)39|35/29)/S 29,96/30,09| 29/36) 31/29 29,75/30,03) 39/37) 28/20 | 8129,70|29,93)27/35)28 22) F 30,12)30,13) 20/35/29) 19 30,22/30,16) 16] 19)15}10 | 9/30,00)30,00)19/ 36/30 25 30,21)/30,32/17)34/28)14 30,18/30,09) 15/31) 28)26 29,99]29,72|36/43)37/32 29,79]29,95)34/42/33197 29,89/29,91/36/48)43)39 29,96]20,70) 4160/52/41 30,00)29,98) 42)39|35|34 29,70|29,49|36)44)38): 29,09) 28,57/36|38)35): 28.92! 29,50/23/27|20/21 10 30,10/23)39|32 27 11/30,19]29,64 22/30 28/32 12/29,33129,78135 44/42/35 13/30,15|30,33 29)36|30/25 14/30,28)29.78/33)34/34/36 15)29,77|29,88/28)36)34/32 16|29,74]29,53)31|37/35|33 17|29,78)/29,54/31/33/31/31 30,28 14)35|31 29,13]29,01142/ 45/41/36 29,12/29,54/36 42/34/25 2969/29 ,67|21/33|28) 29 [29,56|29,47|33/43|35|32 29,50/29,90)23/28)25)18 29,91 /29,99|17/28|25/19 29,99]29,89/21/30|28|26 LOSS 70OCT2OOF 7 FOOnRsTAOMAANaC. 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St.) 10) 8) N.|St.) 10}/8 a.m. )10r.m.( 6 )N.\Se.) 10) 8) .N.)St./ 10) “1|29,67/29,65|42|63/52/40|F |F | F |F |/29,70|29,78|53/62|54)/39/F |F |F |F |/29,91/29,92)65/76) 64) |C|C |F 9/29 52129,82/45/46/41|37/C |C|R |c ||29,85/30,07/48|58] [42 |F |F |F IF |/29,97|30,00\62/69|64|55|F |e |C |F 3/30,05/29,98/42!50/40/35/F |F | /F |/80,20/30,25/46/58) |46/C |C |F |F 29,96/63/73/66/59|F |F LE IF 4/29,81)29,81/39/54|56/43/F |F|F |F |/30,31 56|/63/33/45|C |F |F |F ||29,86/29,90|66/78): IE IEF IF IF 530,07/30,12|31/41: EJF \F 30,11/55|65| [48/F |F |F |F ||29,9029,94|62\69|57\55|F |C |F |C 6/30,12)29,85 FF |F |/30,08/30,01/54/59|54/43)F |F |F |F ||30,00|30,10|64|69|60/53/C|C |F |F 7/29,83}2 50/F |F\F |F |/30,02)29,94/50|59/48/46)/C |C |C |R |/30,13/30,18)63/70/60/53)F |F | F IF 8/2953 |F |F | | & |/29,80)29,50/44/46/47/46)R |R |R |R.|/30,20/30,17\66/71|67)61)F | F |F JF 929,53 F |C |C|C 29,60)29,79/48/56/49/41/R |C | F | F ||30,11/30,00/72/81|69|65|F | F | F IF 10 5\C |R|C |G |]29,75|29,73/49|55/47/42|C |C |F | F ||29,98/29,94/68|79/69/63|R|C |C |C 1 If 39/F JF |F | F ||29,75/29,63)53)58)57/53/F |R | R |R |/29,97/30,07|/57/55/53)52|R|C |R |C 12) 29,82/46/65/44/41|F |F'|R | F //29,60/29,70|57\62|52)49)R |R |F |F |/30,01/29,94)51/55/54/54)R|C |R |C 113 30,13/47/56/46/43/F [F | |F |/29,75729,81/55/71/59/54/F |F | |C||29,99]30,05/66/80/63/63)F |t |r JF 14/30,11/29,80/43/40) (388. C|RIR |R|/29,387 61)63)57/54|# |C |C |C |/30,15/30,21)66/71/58/57|C | R|C |R |15|29,85|30,03/39/47/42/41\C |C|C | C ||29,64/29,62/69|76)63/63/C |C |C |C |/30,23/30,20/65|68) |58/C|C\C |C 16|30,12)30,14/44) |40/35|C |C |F | F ||29,77/29,91|67/73/66/57/F |F |F |F ||30,19)29,95|62)63/57/56|R|C}C |C 17|30,11/30,09)44)65/52)45/F |F)F | F |/30,00/29,82/62)65/57/55|F |F |C /R |/29,80/29,81)/68/80} |66)C|/C|F |F 18]30,12)30,10|57/72/57/50|F |F | F |F ||29,70|29,37|54|52/49/48)R |C |R|C ||29,80/29,85/76/90/80|74|F |F |F |F 19|30,11/30,01|58)77/60/51|F |F | F | F ||29,47/29,55)61|57|53/50|F |R |R JR |/29,91/30,01)78)90)73)68)F |B | F |E 20/29,92) 29,87 60|78)61/52)F |F |F | F ||29,63)29,80/54|56/53/44)F |R |R|F |/30,09/30,15)70/82/71/66/F |C|F |F |21|29,95/30,02/62/67|56/48 F |F |F | F |/29,87/29,91/55|68)59/55/F |F |C |C ||30,20)/30,19|73/80/63/65/F |F |F |F. 22/30,00)30,00/57|74/62/56/F |F |F | F ||29,94|29,66)65|75|61/58)C |C |C |C ||30,17/30,16/73/83/69/66)F | F |R |C 23)30 ,22/30,07|48)/63|56/45|F |F |F | F ||29,63/29,88/68)72/64|62/C |C |C |R |/30,17/30,14)73 |79/70|65)R|C|C |C 24/30,03|30,08|53/51/43/41|F |C |C |F |/30,12/30,29|56/65|52/47|C |F |C | |/30,12/30,09|78/85)72/65|C|C | F |F 25/30, 25|30,27|45/52/43|39/F [FF | F ||/30,35/30,33)57/65)53/51/F |C |C |C |/30,03/29,89|75/86/75|70|F |F |F |F 96|30,31/30,25|52\58/50/43\F |F |F |F ||30,31/30,12\63/64|/52/50/C |C |C |R 29,83 76)93/81/76|C | F |F |C 97/30,14/29,84/56/60)48/44|F |F'|\C |C ||30,04/29,95/55/65|63)58/R |C |R |C |/30,08)30,10/70)75/65/59| F |F |F |F 23/29 ,69}29,59)/44/53/44/42 R |C|C |C |/29,84/29,79/60|72| |58/R |F |F |C ||30,08/29,67/67/74) |671\C |\C|C |R 29 29,50/29,64 46/50 45/39|C | |C [IF | 29,88)29,88)63/76|62/56|C |F |F |C |]29,52)29,54/75/88| _[67\C |F |F |F 30/29,62)29,70)45/54/49)43)F |F |F |F |/29,77 70|66/60|59/C |R |R |R |/29,64|29,70|70/75|69/63|R|C\F \F 31 29,90/68/58/62/56/F |C |F |F Mean 47\57/49/43 57/63)55/51 68!76|66163 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S, Snow. 140 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1796. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. ‘Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Sa m.jl0e.m.| 8 )N.(St.) 10 8 St. 8 a.m.|10e.m./ 8 )N.jSt.) 10 St. > a.M \1Up.m.| 8)N.)St.) 10) 6 |N.jst,) 1 1|29,74|29,85/69|83|74|67 29,80/29,82/79|91|77\71 R |F ||30,19)30,15/65'80| |59)F | F 2|29,99|30,00|74|82|65|65 F 29,93|29,90\75/81| |68 F |F ||30.08/29,91|65 72|66|67|C |C 3|30,02|30,03|72|77|69|65 C 30,00/30,10|70|75|68|60 F |F |/29,84/29,85/69 72/68/65) R |R 4|30,00)30,01/66|81\72/63 R 30,18|30,20|63|74|66|57 2992/30 ,03|69)72|63|61|C |F 5|30,00|29,91|75|85|79|71 30,21/30,19|69|76|68|62 30,04/30,19|57\67|60/53\C |F 6/29,98)30,01)78)82)73/70 F 30,12/30,10|69|85| 62 30,25|30,30/57|/67/60|50/F |F 7|30,00)29,84|76|90|80|77) F 30,05|30,02/72|78| [63 30,32)/30,32|59)73/63|55|F |F 8|29,89)29,83/82|8 1/72/68) Ir 30,06/30,11|/77\79) 63 30,30)30,20/63)76|63/58/F |F 9}29,83)29,98|76|88 66) 30,11|30,14|72|82\70/65 30,09) 64|72|65/60/C |C 10 30,14]69)81/70/65/ F 30,19|30,16|72|83/70\66 30,04/30,06|64|78|70|/65/F |F 11/30,12/29,83|73]69/68|72 C 12|29,79|29,83|78/89|78|75'C 13/29,96|30,04|75|79|70|71 C 14|30,12|30,14|74|83| |70/C 15/30,17/30,13|70|78/69|67 R 16]30,04|30,00|73/85)75|70/R. 17|30,00/29,98|77|87/79|73 C 18/29,96|29,90|77|88/77|72 F 19|29,83|29,91|75|85|70/68 R 20/29,98)29,93|73|80|65/63 F 21!29,93)30,11|70|76|68|63 C 22/30,21/30,29|69|75| |60|F 23/30,28/30,16| |7667|62|F 24/30,14/30,11/68/84/71165 F 25/30,11/30,01|74|81/68/64 C 26|29,99|29,92|72|69|65/64 R 27|29,92/29,89|69|75|70|65 R 28]29,93/29,90|73/84/78|73 F 29/29,88)29,89/76/S1| |68R 30|29,83|29,69|70|75| | 65 C 20,13)/30,02|74|86|80!75 29,98|29,90|77|92!80|73 29,88 29,90|77|90/82/74 29,94/30,11|76|8.4)70 62 30,16/30,29|66|79|63|56 30,36/30,44|64|72|6.4|56 30,44/30,3.4|63|72|63/58 30,32|30,22165|83|71/64 30,19/30,10|69|87|73|68 30,09/30,10/73|84| |70 30,14/30,19|77|88|77|73 30,27/30,30|76|83|74\67 30,30/30,25|72|79| 66 30,23/30,14|75|s0/71 30,13/30,19|77|87|73 69 30,28/30,31|64|67|66|61 30,29|30,13|67/78| 74/69 30,11)30,01|76|93/79|73 ||29,93 29,93]80,93|8.4|72 ||29,92|30,19|73]73|62|54 30,05/30,02|70|83|75/68 29,90|29,77|68|81/63/61 29,86|29,89|66 80/69/66 29,83|29,81/66|79|70 69 29 ,80/29,87/74|8.4|76|64 29,87|29,84|63|72|66/57 /29,73|29,40/69|70 65/58 |29,35|29,45|55/58 51/47 29,50|29,69|50|59|55 48 29,74 /30,00|54)68)59 51 30,10/30,05)55|65/59 54 30,00 40)\63)56,/47 30,13 48/61/55 48 29,86|54/70/63 62 29,72!29,70|57|78|68 60 29,88]30,08/50|58)/52/45 30,06/29,80|50/68/59/54 29,67)/29,43|60/65'63/63, 29 ,49|29,80/6.4)72)65|52 29,99)30,22/52|65|58)49 22777 2OO2 372s TTS Sse > SSS =OFs55 Mae Ma Mee Ma Na= ge Nae Mae Me Na Wa Da Wg ge Ngo Ne Ba > > > Mg Ne Te ea Wg i> Ne Ne ee F CLL Lele L LoL l LL LiLo lili Lo lg isle lela- lee leo| LE dok- Lok Teli lok lel lelol- lille hoi L-Koke ln PS PY Py) Py FP ed Py dP yd Pd | [Kol L Lelel- i Kol- 1-11-11 ele) Kelli Liki lolol kik ADA TAOQnAs TODA ATORPAOFTOF FOF ss 7O=s= lL KeleL- lolol Lillo loki Lelie hein ie hele Ia hee hee lee Ie Plt ekelelelelete keke L-lkel-- Ll ie Keli L-kolol Kol] Chel L kL lkek- LL lelcL-heleL-leolc| SL LLL LiL lll. iel iil i ili i TTL) 31/29,83 71/79\70 66 F 30,30/30,21)54)71/66/58 | Mean 73/8 172/67) 71)81!72\65) | 61/71|63/57 OCTOBER. } NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. ) ‘Therm. Wea 8 a.m.)lOp.m.| 8 )N. St. 10 = = oe F S| S 8 a.m./l0p.m.| 8 )N./St.) 10) 29,83) 29,85|34/42|37|31 29 ,74)29,50)33| 46: 41/36, ~ = nD a S \8 a.M.)l0P.M. ‘58 mBE 10 29,56) 29,39/15/26|23 18 '29,40)29,52|12/23/20/ 14 1/30,22|30,21/50 9/30,22 53/59/5147 3]30,15|29,94)53|52|48|48 29,47|29,54|34/50/ 43/36) 29,53/29,49) 15/31/27) 24 4\29,59|29,65| 48/56/5651 29,63)29,63/39|52)49| 46) 129 ,46|29,46)22|35|31 28 5]29,71|29,52)52|57|52/51 29,60|29,70|46|54)46|42 |29,53/29,71|33) 42/37/27 6|29,73 55|60) |46 29,67|29,60|35|47|43|37 /29,70|29,07|32|41/40/41 29,92/30,19|31|38|33|27 30,22/30,10|30/47| 41/45 30,03/29,93]47|54)48|45 30,06|30,25]41/54) 45/43 30,20)30,1.4/48)49|47\44 30,22|30,51/36|45)40|32 30,50/30,39|29| 48/41/38 30,39|30,35|36|48) 42) 40 30,20)|29,70|44|49|52|53 29,80|30,21/43|36|28|22 30,28|30,01/19|35|32|37 29,81) 29,82|41|52)43|42 29.91)/30,04|35|55)49\40 30,04)29,86/38|49| 48|50 29,89|29,90|48|51/49/47 29,91/29,58|45|43/45|40 29,97) 29,97|30|34|31|24 29,97|29,94|24|35|32|28 29,80 34/32/30/24 29,64|29,70|16|26|19|16 29 78|29,92|11/21/18|15 29,99|29,92/13|27|23|19 29,92]29,79]16|31|27|20 29,74|29,68|22|27|22 28 ,90|29,30|37/30) 29 26 29,52|29,67|22|26|24|20 29,70|29,80)21/31|28 20 29 81/29,84/24/30|28|23 29,89/29,71|18|30|27)|28) 29,70 19/35|30|25 29,72 26/40/34)34) 29,56|29,55/34/35| |27 29,98) |33)29}21 30,04) 29,54)22/35|32)34 29,86)30,25/28/31|25)16 30,20)29,66 22/35)25)33 29,35/29,23/35| 27/26/26 29,52/29,63|20|26|21)15 |29,60|29,44/16/25/20 14 29,25) 29,26) 16/25/21|10 29,50/29,63| 0/12) 7| 0 29,@3/29,50|-5| Ss) 5) 2 29,60)29,91) 8)21/19)10 29,98)}29,80)12/26/21|18 29,79/29,97|18|28)24)17 30,02/29,78)14/30)25/21 29,68/30,10) 28/32/23) 13 {30,32|30,45]41/54|44|38 9|30,57/30 59)41/47/42)33 10|30,60|30 ,57/36)52)46 36 11)30,52/30 4134/56/49) 40 12}30,39|30 ,82|47|58)51\49 13]30,32)30,23|51/71/63)54 14/30,30 6071/58/52 15|30 ,47|30,34|56|61/56)54 16|30,11)}29,62|55/68)/ 60/60 17}29,80|30,31/52)51/45/36 18}30,43]30,40|37|48/41/38 19]30,39]30,32)37|55)50/49 20|30,38)30,41)47|50|48) 46 21/30,48}30,46)50|52)49| 49 22/30,45|30,30/51/56)52|51 23/30, 18/30,14)54)73)/69/61 2.4/30,23/30,24)55/56/52)51 25|30,11)30,18)54|64/57/50 26|30,21|30,11/47/54|50|48 27|30,20)30,40) 43/49]42/37 28/30, 41/30, 16)32/42)38)32 29|29,97'29,78) 4260/53/48 30|29,85| 29,89) 43/55/50/38 30,07/29,43) 7/18/18/32 $1129,93 29,70/36| 49/46/39 29,40 17138133124 Mean 47/57/5146 : 33(43/38|34 20|29]25/21 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 2ST an ys TOODNODDOOMAAOD FTO STAG LL ii lokel Kel-keRekoblhelabecKo leeKoKo acl steKo leolec lel 49 AAAS 3nNQFPHOONMOBAOBTBAOOOB TABI 4 BIA 5aBBAOOBDAOD SBT TNDOBPBAOFOAS Sys a a A333 FOOCOZOOMOS TODD TD AOS TAOOCR ACs ol lol-I-lelelol lolol -Kolelel--Kelele belle lalla lololol- lore DID THO POPOCHOD ADOT S AT TSS TSS LL lelelelL-ilelel ila Llel-1-lelel- Lal cel- LL 1 loin FOODIO ss 7OAANHOOAA AST AOe THO sss ays FASO FODT SPADA TOAAOHOODANON a aay BOAOTODD DS AODON ADDON DOONTOND ESE SS iii Lk KeleL-Kel-l--k-Lelele belek in Loko kla lel hol olokelk| Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1797. 141 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. | Barometer. Therm. Weather. |! Barometer. | Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. (8 AeM. 10p.M. 38 N. St. 10 Sa.M.|l0e.m. 8 |N./St.| 10 St. 8a.M.(10p.m.| 8 |N.|St.) 10) St. 1 29,77|29,90 23 31)27)16 30,23 30,10 23/38|33 33 30,01 20/30) 26/19 2/29,85/30,12/17 24)18) 5 29,60|29,75 36/47)44|37 30,12) 20/36/35 330,00 29,80) 6 24)16) 2 30,02/29,92 33/42) [32 30,00) 29,86)34)45)35)32 4 29,80) 28,58) =2/18)15)10 29,95 30,01 30)41/35/28 29,69)29,54/36) 41/41/38 5 29.57 29,77) 8 21/15) 5 30,19/30,09 26/37/32)30 29,22)29,14/43|52|36)25) 6 29,51, 29, 58/27 38|/31/26 29,70)29,45 39)45|44/46 29,58)/29,83/17/22|18}15) 729,88, 130, ve) 341 9-1 29,64)29,95 34/35 41/24) 30,01 16|31/28)29 8 30,29)30,42/-10) 5) 2/-3 30,23)/30,24 17/29) 24/21 29,47/40)46)43/32 930, 5D 30,53|-4,t2| 9) 2 30,30/30,08 29 441/36 34 29,75|30,01/22/24)18) 16 10 30,46, 30,28 3/24|19|14 29,98)29,54 40/45)39/41 30,19/50,31/14/26|25|18 11 30,22 30,30 324 21/31 29,53) 29,59 40/42/41/39 30,28/30,11/22} 82/26 12'29,68 29, 80 31/39|34/26 29 69/2985 40/51/46)37 30,23)30,16/29/ 40/38/30) 13 30, 14 30,02 21 32 26|24 30,02 29,85 33/40/35 34 30,11/29,91)41/55)47/43) 14'29,92}29,52 26 38 33/32 29,71)29, 70, 35|35/32|28 29,85/29,85|53/55)/52/50) 15 29,69) 29,67/33 40 34/52 29,76)29, 94 30/29/26|23 30,29)30,47/37|39)/34/27 16 29,45 3342/35/82 30,23/30 33, 15)}26|21)13 30,19|33)42)/36/36 17 29,97|30,08 28)27/23/14 30,33/29,78 18/32)3033 29,92)29,61/37/48)47/49) 18 29 97) 18 29)28/20 29,71)/29,96 3843/37/31 29,52)29,48/48)/63/51/44 19 30,12 30,42/24 26/1710 30,11/29,76 27/41/36,35 29,46 43)49)42)32 20 30,40 30,33 13/24/22)20 29,59/29,71 38}48)43|29 29,81|29,94/32)42/36/29|C 21 30,39 30,34/26 29/25/25 30,02)29,80 15|27/24/26 29,98}30,02/34) 50/42/33 22,30,12 30,00)16 2420/17, 29,43) 29,72 33/35/3431) 29,90) 29,30) 41/43 39/36 23 29,96 29,73/27 35|29 31 30,02) 29,56 27/41 36/38 29,41/30,04 38 50/45 34 24 29,77 29,96/32 43/35/31 29,41)29, 72 45/50/4027 30,11/29,62)33 53/46/47 30,30 11 17\13) 1 29,70/29 6L 26 34/24/21 29,59|30,06|48/53/42)32 29.94/21 38)35 36, 29,85)30, ;12| 16){8)15)11 30,29)30,11/28/38|34/32 27 30°00 29,7935 42/37/37 F 29,94 29, 79 28 pl 31/26 29,67 29,40! 40 45/44/41 i= QQCOBRABHOUAOFOs SSS TOA Hse ane ole Le ee Lee telat ieee see eloleklolebeleklolobelolceloloArkel Akeletcbekotele iol DL Kololelololo it i-l--1-1-)--I- else it hohe okel deloL elo IA Kolb fotki herk hkl AOPVOOs2OOs TOD TAMA aD TOSS] OTT OFOs FOn DONO aR ROD SOS Sa ooL lel tL) li leL-)-l-Li-lel-leL-L-holok-i--L i Kel | OABOFITOFOOT 37707 AO AAO FOO ys lob -lelel- Lleol tok lel) iol lek L-i--L LL helelel.| Sh ggguueccssevevaveauseervenns: SAI 2A sy yyWAAA 28 29,54 41 44 4139 R | 29: 82} |28| 38)}29| 22 29,59)30,00, 138|38|33)29 29 29,60 35 42 3636 F 30,19)|30,22 33) 41/34/30) 30 29,61 25 28/26 20\C 30,22)30,10)/34/44/38/37 31 30,27/30,23 15 28)24 24) EF 29,98) 29,60 38/45 43/42 Mean 19 29 24 20) 30/38 34) 30} |34/43/37|33 APRIL. MAY. | JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather || Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. Sa.m.|l0p.m. 8 |N. St. 10) 8 |N./St./10|8a.m./10v.m.| 8 |N.\St.) 10] Ole 8a.M.l0p.m| 8 |N. St 10) 8 )N. St. 10 29,98 29,80/76 88 74 70 29,84 29,92/76 82/73 66 30,00 30,01|70 87 76 67 29,99 29,72)74 8468 58 29,72 72.78 70 67 29,90|66'88/75 168 30,05 67/63} |56 29,77|29,97|65|77 68.58 29,92 5857/59 30,10)53 6058 51 30,19 30,22/62 68/59 54 30,25 30,20/62 70/59 52 30,15 29,95|62 69 59 57 29,92 5961/57 29,73 29,85|67/75|67 60 29,95 30,10/65 75/67 61 30,13 30,22/71 84/69/64 30,24 30.21/74 8.4|75 68 30,19 30,14 79 90 78 71 30,11 30,06/79 91/76 70 30,08 30,03/79 93|79)75 29,36)30 02 40/50)40 32 29.91/29.90, 46/55) |31 29,99)30,09/27/41/37 33 13|30,07|29,70) 35 36)33 32 14)29,73|29,81 31|42137/33 15/29,84/29 98 46/63/53 16|30,06)30,09|40)45 39 33 17/30,09]29 81|41/47/40 32 18 29,39/41/50|39 35 19|29,32|29,64)35/36|38 36 20|29,78|29,98 39/40 39 38 21/29,98|29,92/46|55/43 44 22/30,00/30,02/48/64) |44 23)30,11|30,15|47/50/42 44 24/30,16|29,92|46|54|/46 43 25|29,70|29,71/ 48/51/54 47 26) 29,74|29,90 51/66/57 45 27|30,11/30,18/48|54|46 43 28 30,11 50/69/57/49 29/30,09'30,20 60/79/62 52 29,87|29,90/59 70/59 49 30/30,20|29,98 52/53/48 47 29,92)29,89/56 71/57\55 31 29,89)29,97|/59/66/55|51 Mean 44/53|45/40 53/62/53/48 6777/67/61 N. Noon. St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H.-Hail. S. Snow. 30,04|30,00/47 67/58 57 30,01/30,00|66 84|69|62 29,97|29,60 62/76|55|54 29,58|29,83|67|75|64/53 29,97/30,00|50/65/51/47 29,93|29,97)54 59/49/44) 29,98] 29,99/55|63/58|52 30,10|30,08|52/65|52|51 30,04|29,85 57/59|49|48 30,03/30,21/50 60/50/47 30,21|29,90 53'52|50|49 29,80|29,80/54 63/51/50 29,78|29,93 52 61/51/48 29,98|29,86)53/59|49|47 29,80|29,74/48 50/48/47 29,78|29,75|50 54/53/49 29,81/30,03/57/71|62/53 30,19/30,14|58 59|49|48 29,80/29,84/51 65|57/51 loli kb Level-lel--I-Lel-lek iliac i-Llel elk. ee eae eh LheleL-LoL-L--ilelp>L>iloll ell leleleLi-l-l-l. 1 29,58 29,70 46 54 45 10 | F ||29,80 29,94 ,63 70\60 49, 29,99 29,99)58 69 60 52|F [FF IF 2/29,87 29,90 4153/44 42 FR /30,00 41 38)36 36 30,01 29,94/62 75 63 58) F iF 3)29,98 30,20 47)60 50 41)F F |F |F |/30,16/29,96)43/51)43| 42) 30,05/58 65 58 55|F c 4)30,21}29,90 46 6456 52) 29,85|29,89|46|59|48 44 30,06 29,80| 64,69 59 58/F Cc 5|29,9429,89 63 81 63 54 |/29,90 49 53/47 46) 29,62 29,83]65 77 66 56)R IF 6|30,00 30,00 42/53/45 41 ||29,50)29,53/55 61|52 46) 29 95 29.90|66 82.69 61/F KF 7/30,09|29,94 39146 /36 35 ||29,42|29,50/53 64/52/44) 29,52 30,10/63 79 71/59)R F 8/29,81)29,53 38/43 35 34 29,51/29,72 47|56|48| 42 30,22 30,20/67/73 62)59 F 9|29,56|29, 75 34|50/42 36 29,77|29,94 47|54/47/40 30,18130,03/69 8473 68 IF 10 11 = ~] Piolo iLL ELL lel-Relela | ii L-i-i--loLai- ikki Pik bake) Lie-Li--hl- i lel-|--Li--L-i-1 i hefelc| iLL LLL lelel-L-i-)--L>Lelel_ Tell.) DSa337DO237 TOOTS 2 BaMn Dye sROD DSS] oD folol-iL-L-l-1--k-leletel--L- LLL ilelel-I-)--I7lel.- i. SS ee eas Q2BAAQBDADAOOFATAVODPBDBOVOVSTADTDAOCDAS Zz Clo loko piel lel-iel--olelesieie sii Le le le iol Lolel--| 2 —LLLLLLCCLCLLCLLEELLELCLELELLELEGCEe 142 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1797. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. Therm, Weather. || Barometer. Therm, Weather, 8 a.m./l0p.m.| 8 |N.|St. 10 8 \St. 8 a.m.|10p.m.| 8 )N.jSt.) 10) 8 St.) 10} 8 a.at.)lUp.or.| 8 )N.\St.) 10) B/N.jSt.) 10 30,05)29,83|72|85 76|71 29,70|29,81|77|89|76|68 29,8.4/29.88|70/80 68/60 29,9230 ,02/63)72|64/55 29,99 30,03)/65|75|66|67 30,10/30,19 56 63)56/51 30,18/30,13)55/59)/55/55 30,07)30,10)59)68\60|53 30,14/30,22'59|65\60/51 30,23) 30,20/59|69 59|52 30,13)30,01/60)67/60/55 29,97|29,94154 64 60/52) 29,90|53|77/67\54 29,90)29,85|64/76|70/65 ||29,83)29,81|68)77 62/61 29,82)29,80 63/75 67/60 29,81|29,86 58/7063 55 29,88) 2963/5969 63/62 29,45|29,85|62/69)58 51 29,96|30,00|52|65)58 50 30,02)30,06 53/69 60 54 30,08/30,00)54,68 60 54 29,94)29,89|57|71 66 54. 29,83/29,70|55)71 63 58) |29,65|29,94\63|61 57)48) 29,92 51|47/44/43 30,04)47/60 56 49 30,08 30,02/52|72 66|56 |30,06/30,19|58 77 56 30,38/30,38]57 61/53/49 30,07/30,06)75|80|70|66|C 30,08|30,14|67|73|68 68 30,18)30,22|72|77|68 67 30,21 75|77|69|67 29,97|29,92|66|71 68 67 29,89/29,99/74/76|72)71 30,03 73|85| \71 29,98 /29,70|76|74|71|71 29,72|29,94|73|83)75|67 30,05|30,19|67|78|72| 63 30,25 67|79|71|66, 30,01|74|77\70\67 29,79|29,72|68)80|74)68 29,72 68)76|66)55 29,99|30,08|59/75|66/58 30,15/30,15/67|81/70|63) 30,19|30,08/69|84) 73/67 29,97|29,78|71|87|72|66 29,70|29,68|69|77|68 66 29,71 72\72|66)65 29,84)29,93|65|74|67\64 29,95 66/72/66 29,94 29,89|70|70|63 58 29,86 29,95|65|82|70)65 30,08 30,13|65|73|64|63 30,11/29,96|67|73|66 65 29,86 29,82|68/76|68 65 29,80/29,89|67|76|69 60 30,03|64 76 68/57 30,09|30,11|61/71 66 56, 30,00|29,88 79|90|74/69 F 29,81/29,78) 76|88|74,69 F 29,82|29,83)79/87|78|74 F 29,92) 76|82|71/65 F 29,98|30,01\71|84)77|73 F 30,02/30,02)72|92|81|75 F 30,04/30,01|82/90/73 69 F 29,98)29,81|74|78|69|66 C 29,76|29,79|77|73 69 66 C 10/29,87)29,90|74|78|70|68,C 11/29,97|29,95|76/81|73/70 C 12/29,99/30,02|75/79|71|66 F 13/30,08|30,09/70/82|71/66\F 14|30,08|30,03]77|85|70|67, F 15|29,99|29,82|73/85|72|71) C 16/29,86|29,83|72|85|72|69|F F F F F F F R G F Sarr lolL fell helolel-leolkok-L- LL Lelel-l- L111) lelelerele|i— ELL olok- eile! lol Lela kL-lolole kolo ttl mekelels) 17|29,90/30,00|73|83|74|69 18|30,02/30,02|74|85|74|71, 19)30,00 78|88|78|75 20 81|87|75|72) 21 30,06|82|97|83|77, 22/30,06 29,99|83/97/83|79 23/29,97 29,93|76|84/73/69 24|29.88)29,72|76|80|74|70 25|29.67/29,68|77|82|69|69) 26|29,78 29,98|74|77 71/70 C 27/30,02/30,09|78|90|75|72 F 28|30,07/30,02|73|74|70|65 R 29 /30,01|30,04|68|75|69|65 C 30/30,08/30,10|74|83|72/67 F SOE Eee Ee ee Re eos PLL hell kL LLL kh kol-k-loL- LoL L-leleL- kkk i] OLoil helio k- ip kk LLL lel LLL LeL-L- Lk kL. SSS TOSS SS SO Haass ss Sas Sasson sss OOnOs eS = 55% mR OSRO SSS SSS SOs POOOs FOSS SSS se: mn DSWD RROD DSS SDSS See ROROG 31/30,11/30,07|71/77/70 65 F 30,13 65.73 66/63 Mean 76/84\73|70 i 6977 69\64 59 70/62/56 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. | Barometer. Therm. Weather, Barometer. Therm. Wea Barometer. Therm. Weather. ao 8a.m./l0p.m.| S)N.(St. 10 29,84/29,98)22/34) 28) 23 30,00 22/32|29|24 30,00)29,74/20/35 32/33 '29,18|29,57/39|36|30| 22) 129,80/29,84)12)2 |29,93/30,00|16|28/25)19 |29,95|29,70|24 39137 33) 129,64 29,64 30/42/3433 |29,59|29,67 32 29,85)30,11|27|30)27| |30,17|30,03)19|32)/27 25) F 29,84 29,90): 158/36 F 30,03|29,87|35 | 29,70) 29,94 53/37 F 29,98) 29,55/32)32/31\25|/S 29,67/30,13/2 Cc '30,20|29,80)12): F '29,77|30,10/2 3)15|C 130,18|29,88/10|22)/21)19 F 29,79) 29,60|22)37/33 28|/F 29,67/29,97-1| 3) 2) 3S 30,03 7)17/13)10\F '30,21/30,29) 8 23) 20/12|F F Cc CG F F F F EF 8 a.m,.|10p.m.| 8 |N.(St./ 10 i 30,26 29,98 49)59 57/54 2/29,80 29,60 5676/70/64 3)29,40 29,12 62.67/51\44 4/29, 48/29, 78 64/77/67 5|29, 76 29 987)45 59 5446 6 7 8 v./St. 8 a.m.|l0p.m.| 8 eS 10 30,01/30,13/38)57)51 |40) 30,31|30,29/39| |47|43) 30,18|30,08/45)68 6051 30,01 50\70 60|60 29,47)/29,17|65 /68|65\64 29,50/29,78)/41/48]42|35 29,80 36/43)38|31 30,08/29 43/40/40 29,78|30,11 52 60/47/36) 30,32|30,49)29/39/32/30 30,51/30,41/38|37/38|42) 30,21)29,72 49 \53 53/54 29,81|29,79 50|59 54/41 29,61|29,76 44/55)49/34 29,88|29,83 30/34 31|29 29,85|29,76)23)30 27/21 29,73|29,68|21|26|25|22 29,80/29,95,18)27 24|17 29,93 29,84 20/37/33)27 29,85|29,90|19 34 28/21 29,93/29,98/19|31|72/18 29,99 29,82/2227|29 32 29,82|29,29/31/35/37|/37 29,41/29,78/31/38|33 27 29,78|29,67|27/35/33)31 29,39)/29,62 36)36)28) 19 29,62/29,67 1624/22/16 29,58 29,62/20|26/29|18 29 ,62|29,60/17/30)27/22 29,60 29,73/20|31 28/24 i leKeoL-Lek-l-hl-Lelel- Lil holo L Kolol-L-l-hokote lathe" t-4 29,95 29,85 49 66/59/55 29,95 129,99 56|65| [53 29,90 29,40 57 62)58 53 29,43 53 .61/54)47 10| 29,99|47 50)46)44 11/30,06|30,19|-44/52/46|42 12/30,28|30, 34|40/51/46/35 13/30,42/30,37/35|51/46)42 14 30,28 30,09|47|56)52\52 15/30,00|29,95/54]60 52)41 16 5/39/52|48|42 17|2! 42/60/54/48 18)29,65|29,76|52|64/56|46 19|29,90 30, (0-4|44|56|49 41 20/30,07/30,01|39|56|48 46 21/30,02)29,85|47/53|48)45 22/29,62 29,53 50/47/45 40 93 /29,61 29,83 /38)55/52|44_ 24 29.97/29,76|44|55|48|43 25/29,81)30,04 38)54/48)38 26|30,12/30,11 40|50)43 34 27/30,1 2)29., 9433|51)49) 45 98)29,75 29,76 51\51|48\41 29|29 63 29, 74/37|45|42)33 30)39,77 29,87 32)46 42/32 3018|30,19|12|29|27 21 31|29,98)29,97/34) _|43)36) 30,28|30,22)19|29|27 23 Mean | 46|57 51144 32/41/3813 2013027123 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. SLL L-)-1i lle lel- iLL lel Loi L LL l-- Loki <=) tw S eS WS cy Pa Pa Pf Pa} DO} cp AO OOOO OM MOOR OO ey 4 pu oa se NSeaeS Serer eeeeceererte 30,39) 30,32|10|26 20 21, '30.31/30,03 23/34 34137 29,83/29.95 38/44/40 33 30,21/30,16) 5| 9) 7 1 30,14/30.12'-1/17|14) 9 '30,20/30,18| 9124/20/14 i I> Mee Ne WI eo Wk @ We ee © Waco Kop Wace Meo Wae> ho Ne Wee Wee Ie Me > Me Mae] 64 |= Pep PO a 0 a a] | oii lp. leleL- iio Llel-L-leL-lel-LoL-Lakel kel i folaclic Meclac Ke VesKoVerKo Vac Mlerlae lac hal Ke Nc No bekako\o Weebecbecla Kol = Telel lola i-L-1-iok- LL I-KeleL-i-ialel-Le-L-ke kit klein Lleol Lleol leL-l--iL-I-I--I-Kelolel-lelel- elt Lk Ial--LKel ie ek beeloleklobelol-Llol-l tok Tole kia loll. l-lelol.-l| Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1798. 143 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH, Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm, Weather. Barometer. Therm, Weather. Sa.m./l0p.m.| 8 /N.|St.) 10} 8)N./St. 10||/8 a.m. 10p.a.| 8 )N.|St.) 10 10/8 a.m.)l0p.m.| 8 [N.jSt.) 10) 8 \N.St, 10 1/30, 30,11)}29,60/30)35/35/37|5, 29,70/29,80|30/42)36/26 30,13 24/38)31/29) 2)29,57 29,69 34/40|34)29|C 29,62) 29,48) 3045/40/32 29,81/29 32/27 3 29, 378}29,99)29|34/31|24 29,70|29,59| 22) 29) 27/26 |29,98)/29, 3/26 20 4 30,01 29,90)20)33)/29)/29 29,43 29,36 25)44)/39)33, 129593; 34/32 5|29,66/29,75)32|30|27/24 29,57/29,88)17/20|14| 8 30,11 27/18 6)29,87)/30,15)24)27/26)23 29 63)29,51/15/32/29/26 30,42) ¢ 3/28)25 7/30 ,35|30,36/13/21/17| 8 29,71|29,99)21/20|14| 6 30,01)¢ 8/33/27 8/30,34|29,87/17/32/26)28 30,18)30,25|-2)12) 8) 1 129:70)29 6/36/25 9/29, 62)29,57/34 42/36 32 30,30/30,26) 3/18/12) 2 }30,11 29 63.21 33/33/33 29;79/30,10 29/29)28/28 30,27/30,06) 4)25]21/19 29,9729 26 34|32/30/33 29,87|29,68)30)40/34/28 29,71/29,89)26)29/26|23 29,98)29,97/23) 26/24/24 10)29,61/29,77/24| )23)21 11/29,78)29,73/13)/20)17| 9) 12}29,85/29,89) 8/27/22/21 13}30,02)30,12/27/ 43/36/28 14/30,19|30,17|33) 43/40/33 29,83 28)35|25/25 15/30,11)30,01|37/44)42/39 29,84|30,09|24/ 31/25 16|29,73)29,77/41|50143)/37 30,30/30,42|10/26|1! 17/29,80)/30,11/36/43)37 30 30,50/30,52) 1526 30,55|30,53 1222): 30,50/30,43|16)31 5 30,37/30,21)/32 36/32): 30,20/30,09)29 33 : 29, 69|29,82)34) 34/38/36) 30,01/29,92'37/ 42/38/33 29,88 29,91 36/38/36133 20,85 33/32/32/28 29,71/29,76)31/ 35/29/25 29,74'29,80 29/35 29125 29,82/30,10.25| |30/21 13)30,28/30,43 23/25/21/12 19/30,26/29,90) 5 20/18/15 20/29,69/29,60)24 3229128 21/29,67/30,01 26/34 29/22 22 29,92 26/35|36/33 23/29.40 23/17/10) 6 24/29,96)29,99| 8)23/18/18 25 29,93 /29,72122)34 33/98 26]29,74]29,65)23/34133)30 97/29,77/29,31129 27/25 32, 98) 29.43)30,04 25 26/22 15 29|30,25/30,31/13 29/24/13 30|30,32/30,16)17/33)26119 31/30,10/29,96 24 34/29/24 cleo lel Nel L-Li Nel-koLok.-| oa ikke holla it ti leol--I-1ol-lelele Lele 4 peace Wbik bebe Se oe OO Pass eee FNSST yp POOINRAQO [STO ao /30,00)2 29,2412) 29,51 /2% 8/36/48) 421: 29,60 |30,01/42/49) 43/34) 30,27/30, 29 39/55 /49)40 30,32/30,23)42|54/47/43 30,20/30,08)50/72/61/52 30,02) 29,94/55|75 59/52) P FWOQnnaa Os 25000 SO F6 UFOs ss wOCO Sas sOUCzZ Pielelok-Lol-|--l-loli tl loll) L>)-elel-l-i-)>1-Lolelve! 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 144 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1798. 22/30,13130,00|74)86 F |F) 29,90130,17|76/81|72|66 29,94'29,96 62.74 6458 29/94|29.91 59/72 64159 | 73)69|F 30,28 30, 21/65]73|64/61 23)29,96)29,99|75/88)80)70/E 30, ‘Le 29, i) 71|74\73)69 24130,00)30,08)77/90 29,93)2 29,70): a 76/70/F 77\89)79) 67 Fr F R 25/30,10/30,10)66/75|66)/62)R. * Fg 2/70/74 /66/68) R. F R F F FE r FP F : Cc 26)30,07/30,08\72)77/72/64.C |G 27/30,10|29,89173|88)82177 C | CIF FP EF Fr F 29,91 /29,80|56|6¢ 29.87 /29,73/6016 96|7|84|71|66 29,79/7 1/79/7168 = be Theo Hem I a2 ha 23)29,91 29,88 83)98)34/77 F JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer, Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. , Therm. , Weather. sa ee 2 | Ny ie ele 7|29,95 |29,84|79/97|82|78F |F |F \F|/30,06)30,11/73/77|75|60/k |C)C |F |/30,13)30,20 65)73|65/59|F |F |F |e 2/29,90/29,84/84/99)88)81/F |F | |F|/30,11)30,13/71/82)78)71 F JF /F |F |/30,26)/30,21/61)74 65/57|F |F |F |p 3|29,81/29,70/86|99|83/76)F |F |R |C |/30,20)30,22 78)88/78)72|F |F |F |F |/30,21 30, 11/63/69/64|62)F |F |F |G 4|29,82/29,84/77/76|68)/63/F |F [EF |F|/30,23)30,11/78 92|77\75\E |F |F |C}/30,07|29,97|67\72|64|61| R/C |C |p 5/29,81 29) 73) 1 73)68|67|/F |F \C |C}/29,98 73/88|78|73|R|R |R |F |/29,77|29,74|65|79|69|62| C|R | F |r 6|29,78)30, 0272 89\72/63|/F | |E |F 29,86 /29,99)80)/91/81|69|F |F |F |P |/29,82)29,89 70|75)67|64|F |F | F |p 7|30,11)30,04|70|78)70)64|F |F |F |F|)30,01/30,00 75/89)79|71|F |e | F | F |/29,99]29,98]65|65|65|65|R |C |C)}R 8129.95|29,65'73180)63)64)C |r |R |C|/30,00/29,85/75|89)85/81|F |r | Fr * | 29,94)29,82)69)77)/68)63)C |C | P| F 9}29,74|29,94/70/78/71|63\F |F|F |F 29,75|83)99/89183)F | F |F |F |'29,85|29,93/64|78)68)61| F |F |F| F 10/29,97)29,97 71|86|75/69|F |i |F |C]/29,74)29,71/84/98)88)78| F |F |F |F |'29,96/29,92)63)80)73)63)F | | F) F 11/29,93/29,82/70|69|67|64/R |R|\C |C|/29,73)29,90|83 94)31/76) F |r |F 30,01 67/69/62/57|F |F OF | PF 12}29,87)29. 82/69) 32/75/66\C |r |R |B! |29,96)30,09/82)76|70/67 RR |R JF |'30,34/30,26)58)/67)60)56 FIF|F|F 13)29,90 29,86)64 75/63/55 F/F |F 30,19)75|76|69)65) F |p |F 30,20)30,09/60/69)67|59|C |F | P| F 14/29,84/29,89163)80]64|60\IF | ir | |F|/30,18)30,16)70)80)68)66 C |G |C '30,07|30,03 6518273165) F F\F|F 15)29,99) 64/75)63/59 F |r |F IP 3012 30,12 69/81/7674 RIG F '30,01/30,01 33|C |F | F| F 16/30,06/30,05/72|80) |62/F | G|C |F|\30,14)30,06}78)81)71/68)F |r )F (30, OL QF |E IF) F 17|29,89|29,83|71 C|F |£}|30,02 80/94/80/76 F |p| F |F | 30,00/30,11 j32)F |F FR 8 33/67/62 IRR |C}\29,99]29,99)78)85|74 68F |E |B |F | 30,14!/30,16)66/69)63)63) F |F | C|C 589)66]74|60)57/R | R|R |C (30,11/30,18)71|76)68)65 F |F |F |F | 30,13/30,12)65 68\67\66, R|F /C)C 9,87|30,12)64)79/70/60\F || F [F} 30,18)30,05|68)76|71|70 | C |C |C |C|'30,17/30,09)67/75|66)64)C |F | C)C 21/30,18)30,12)70)31/70/66|F |r | EJF 29,98 29,95/79|92|80)74 C FIC 29,84/67/77)/69|67|R |F | R}C |F JF \C F\FIF|F F\F F\F\F|F C\F OF |F |F\C F\F RIR RIR C\F FF \FIF FIFE 4\F IF FIR C\c 50/C |C |C|C F IF FF |FIE F\E FF |F|F F\F gieteKeleialeleKolelsinteipleieiiolleleeke 29 29,87 29,88)86/95/82)80/ F FIFE! 29,92)69|78) |60 29,89 3007/43/48 42)36 30]29,87/29,88|81/92174|70 FE R/R|I2 59,84)67)81\71/65 30,03)30,05/46|65)59)/ 49 31/29,90/29,99)74/83/71/67 F CR 70/82/7161 Mean 73)83/72|67: 75!84/75|69 63'72 65'60) OCTOBER. 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St. 10) 8 |N.|St.| 10 1/30,19)29,98| 18 22|19|19/C |C |S |S ||29,63/29,53 29|46/39|/36|F |F |F |F|/30,18|/30,21/21|30|25|20|F |F |F |C 2'30,12|30,33)20)23/16|15/C |F |F |F ||29,65|29,63 32]/38|34|33/C |C |C |S |/30,22/30,02/20|29/23|20|C |C |C |C 3'30,35/30,24/17/23/18) 9/S |S |S |C |/29,59/30,09 27/26/19|13|F |F |F |F||29,78|29,62|22|35|29/24|C |C |F |F 4 30,20 30,29 6 22/15) G/F |F |F /F ||30,09/30,00 15/37/26 19/F |F |F |F ||29,62/29,94/28)/26|14| 4/C |F |C |C 5 30,51 30,60|-8) 0|-2\-6/F |F |F |F |/30,09|30 ,15|16/28|18|13|F |F |F |F||30,10/30,11|-4/15|10| 3|F |F /F |F 630,53 30,32 313)10) 1)S |C |F |F ||30,20/30,49 10/1917|13|F |F |F |F ||30,03|29,70|14/31|27|24/F |F |F |C 730,30 30,38] 4/22/16] 5|F |F |F |F 30,58/30,52 10 31/25|19|/F |F |F |F |/29,59/29,98) 28/35|26|13|/S |C |F IF 8 30,40 11)29|25) jC |C |C |C ||30,35/29,91 22/40|36)39|C |C |R |R|/30,04/29,84)11/31|28/26|F |F |F IF 9 27/31] |21\S|S |C |F }/29,51 29.44 48)50)46)41)R |R|C |F//29,82/29,32/31/41/36|35|C |C |R|R 10 30,19] 19)35/30|34/F |F |F |C ||29,78/30,08|29/32|27/25|F |F |F |F|/29,40|29,52/38]45|36/34|F |F |C |C 11)30,08 30,03/38|45/42/39)C |/F |F |F ||30,03|29,79 28]42|36|31|F |F |F |F |/29,34)29,51)/29/33/25/18/S |F |F |F 12:30, 03 3035/40 55|44/37/F |F |C |C |/29,67/29,93 31/43|23|18|C |F |F |F4/29,68|30,29/11|15/10| o|F |F |F |EF 13 30,64 30,39|29|30/29|30|C |C |s |S ||29,88 24/35/33/27/C |C |R JF |/30,48|30,41] 7/21/18/18]F |C|C |s 1430,07 29,89/30 39/34|34/R |C |C |C 29,60)29/35/22| |F |F |C |S |/30,13/30,29/24/41/34/27/S |F |C |F 15)29,88]29,70/31)/48/38/37|F |F |F |F ||29,53/30,02/31/34|25/12|S |C |F |F'||30,29/29,38)34)40/31|34/F |F |S |S 16)29,95|30,22/30/40/34)29|F |F |F |F |/30,21/30,20| 9/29/18)11|F |F |F |F||29,29/29,37|36)43/36|33/C |F |F |C 17/30,23)30,06]26)29/26|19/C |C |F |F |/29,99/29,48)23/34/33/27|S |S |S |S ||29,65/29,93/24|35/27|23/F |F |F |C 1813006 30,11 23/35|32|25/F |F |F |F ||29,62/29,89 27/32] |12/C |C |F |F||29,89|29,70/26|25|23/24|C |S |S |S 19 30, 14 30,06 28/32/30|29/C |S |C |C |/29,98/30,09/12/39/27|14/F |F |C |C||29,82|30,15|22/39/34/26)F |F |F \F 20/29.96. 29,72|29|37|32)/33/C |C |C |C ||30,12)/30,22 23/28|24/21/S |F |C |C||30,21|30,10/34/41|36|37/C |C |R |R 21/29,58/29,78]32/35|35|26)S |S |C |F |/30,17|29,89|26|34|31|24|C |C |C |C||29,99|29,78|38|48/43|40/C |R |R |R 22/29, 86) 29,83/24)38)33|23 C |F |F |F ||29,44 35/38/33/20/R |C |F |F||29,86|29,86|41/46|38/35|/C |C |C |C 23 29, 93 30,20 28/42/35/23/C |C |F |F ||29,87|29,91| 6|17|12| 8|F |F |F |F||29,83/30,02|36/41/36/30|S |F |F |F 24/30,24 30,15|15 26|22/22/C |C |C |C ||29,80|29,87 13/33|22/12\F |F |F |F||30,15|30,10/31/41|37/33/F |F |F \F 25 30,10 30,16|22 36/28/25 F |F |F |F ||30,08|/30,03| 5|20)15|10/F |F |F |F ||30,09|30,00/40/49|41/37/F |F |F |F 26 30,13)29,85/3137/34/36\C [R|R |R 30,10)30,12) 9)24/19/14/F |F |F |F ||30,02/30,01/39)52\42|36|F |F |F |F 27 29,59, 29,69)35 40/38/34 R |R |C |C ||29,75/29,70 25)/35/32)25/S |S |S |S ||29,72 41/41|38|36|/R |R|R |R 28/29,83) 30,12 23 98)21) 9/F |F | |F ||29,90|30,08 26/38132/23/F \F |F |F 29,61)34)34/29/28/S |C |F |F 29 30,06|29,74|1 ua 25\25|F |F |C |S 29,68) 29,58/29)/44|39|/33/S |C|F |F 30 29, 65|29,34|26|30/34/32/F |C |S |R 29,78)|29,56)24/36|29|/30/C |C |S |C 31/29,57/29,80|29. 2s 29)21/C |F |F |F 29,39|29,55|35/42)/36/35|C |C |C |R Mean 22 32/27/23 '22/33/2'7|21 27/36!30|26 APRIL. MAY. JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. __|8a.m.|l0e.m. 8 |N. St.) 10) 8 /N. St.) 10) Sa.n.jl0p.m.] 8 |N.|St. 10) 8 N.|St. 10//8 a. a1.) 10e.m.| 8 N. St.| 10 8 N./St./ 10) 1)29,60)29,80 36/48 38/33/C F |F |F |/29,98/29,62|49 53|46/43/R |C |R |C |/29,58|29,45)/46 4744.44, R|R|RR 2)29,81|29,20 39/4C 36 36 C |R |R R ||29,50|29,94/54/62|55|47/F |C |F |F ||29.60 50,63 .5453|C |C |C |C 3]29,11|29,12 29)35)28/29/C |S |C/|s |/30,07|30,01/50)46|41/39/F |R |R |C ||30,01)30,07/58 65 56 52)F |F |F IF 4|29,21|29,69 34/40/32/29/C |F |F |F |/30,10/30,22/43/51/44/39|F |F |F |F |/30,11/30,11|62 70/58\53)F |F |F |F 5|29,75|29,91 38/50 4537/F |F |F |F |/30,25/30,16|/46 55|48/42/F |C |C |F |/30,11/30,11/65 68 62/55) F |F |F |F 6|29,96)29,74 42/50 41/38/F |F |F |© |/30,12)29,93/51/58/54)51/F |F |C |R |/30,10 63 72/63,61|F |F |C |C 7|29,71)29,66 40 51/42/38)F |F |F \F ||29,77|29,71/54/63|47|43/C |R |R |C |/29,99/29,80/59 60 59/59|R |C |C |C §]29,60/29,52 46/66 /5.4/44/C |r |F |G ||29,69 41) |56) |R|F |F |F |)/29,64)/29,11/6056 55 59/R |R|R |R 9)29,37|29,53 49/45/32/29/ F |R |R|C ||29,91)29,74|49|63/56/47|F |F |F |F |/29,13/29,80/60 73 65/55/R |F |F |E 10|29,54|29,70|28)37|31/28|C |F |F |F ||29,50 60|74|60/46/R |R |F |F ||29,83/30,18|66,70/61/55/R |F |F IF 11)29,72)29,80 34 47/13/33/F FP |F |F |/29,70/29,76|50 6.4/52|44/F |F |C /R |/30,29/30,25/66 79 64/61|F |F |F |F 12|29,87)30,07/40/53) 45/34) F |F |F |F ||29,73|29,93|37/52/49|44S |R |C |F |/30,16/29,80|62 64) 66/63/R |C |c IF 13|30,12|30,23 41/53/46)35)F \F |F |F |/29,99|29,99/54 69/59|53/F |F |F |F |/29,70|29,52|76 82 64/59|/F |R |F |C 14/30,22)/30,11)43/98)42/35/F |F |F |r ||29,96/29,72|62|79|60/65|F |F |F |C ||29,47/29,50/73 84 63\62\C |R |C |C 15|30,02|29,92|45/59/47/40/F |F |F|F ||29,63|29,62|72|88|71|67|F |F |F |F ||29,68|30,00|62'66 57/52|R |C |F |F 16|29,91|29,86)93/67/52)46) F |F |F | |/29,64/29,74/55|60/49/48/R |C |R |R |/30,12/29,99|61/70 63/59|C |F |F |F 17|29,79|29,68/56/64/54)49| F |C |F |p ||29,81|29,80/51/53/48/48|C |R|C |C ||29,89/29,77|74.9081|75|F |F |F |F 18/29,60|29,72/54/74.61/48|R C |F|F |/29,78 29,98)/53)60|53/48|C |C |C |F ||29,77|29,81/83)92/77|72|F |F |C |F 19|29,70|29,64 55/61 /49/41/F F |F |r |/30,07/30,22/55|59/50/48/F |F |F |F ||29,89/30,22|74 81 70/62|F |F /F |F 20|29,69/29,77 43/41/37 31/F |F |F/F |/30,30|30,30|58/63/56/49/F |F |C |F ||30,32 30,25/65|71 62 59/F |F |F IC 21|29,78 29,85 /35 47/40 32|F |F |F|F |/30,31/30,17/57/62/54/50/F |F |C |¥ ||30,18/30,18 66 81) l70l67/R|C |F IF 22/29,83/29,80/34/49|43 37)/F /F |C |F |/30,02/29,84/59)68/59/58|C |R |R |R |/30,20 74\87/71/67\C |F |F |F 23/29,80|29,73 45/51/41/40/F F |C|R ||29,58 60/76|72|64/R |C |F |F |/30,10/30,00/80/93/78/75/F |F |F |F 24/29,70|29 82 35/39/35 32/8 |C |C|F |/29,68|29,62)72)80/60/57|F |F |F | F |/30,02/30,21|73/83/70\64|F |F |F |r 25|29,87|30,02 39|58|50/41/F |r |F|F ||29,59 29,60|66|80|69|67/R |F |F | F |/30,23 30,09/72175 64/65/F |F |c [c 26|30,12/30,15 44/57/51 40/F |p |F |F ||29,72|29,82167)77/65|56/R |F |F |F ||30,04 78 90 79/71/F |F |R|R 27/30,12|29,60 30/46/41/43/F R |RIR ||29,93/30,07|60)70/59/54|F |F |F |F |/29,88 30,00/81) so 71/6s/F IR |R Ic 98|29,48/29,73 45/64/57 49 'C |F |F |F |/30,12)30,06|65/70|56|55|F |F |F |F ||/30,03 30,09|70 8172 69/F |F |F |F 29|29,77|29,99 50/59/51 45/F | |F |F ||30,03/29.95,72|84\68|62|F |F |F |C|/30.13, 30,20|79/88 76/72|F |C |C |C 30/30,08|30,09 50/66/54 /49/F |F |C |C ||29,86/29,80)72/83/66/61/F |F |F |C |/30,22 30,12/7389,76|71/R IC |F IF 31 29,70|/64/55/49/46/C |R |R|R Mean 42/52|44'38 57'66/56/51 68 76 6662 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. §. Snow. 32 146 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1799. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER, Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather, Barometer. Therm, Weather. Ba.m.|10p.m.| 8|N. St. 10 8 |N.)St.) 10, B Am. 10p.m./ 8 )N,.jSt.) 10 N.)St.| 10]|8 a.m.)10p.m.| 8|N.|St.| 10) 8 |N.|St.) 10 30,02|29,83|80|92|79|73 F F ||29,85|29,82|79|93)80\74 30,17|29,90/63/65)65/67/R |R|R |C 29,84|30,10|78|85|76|67 C * |/29,90)29,90/80|86|71|70 29,87/29,90|71|82|77 65 30,19|30,22|72|72/63|538 F 29,90/29,88/71| |69167 29,98)30,07/63)70)63 60 30,24|30,16|67|78|68|67 F 29,86|29,91|70|79|71|69 30,14/30,18|64/70|61)59 30,08|29,90|77/94/77/75 F 29,99|30,00|78|86|75/70 30,15 30,10/61/66 58 59 29,90|29,88|77|77|67\62 F 30,01/30,05|76|88|76/72 30,08 /30,18)62|61)59)57 29,84/29,81|72|83|74/67, F 30,01|29,91)78|91/78)75 30,19)30,10/62/66|62 60 29,81/71/76|70 | 29,89|29,92)77/85|78)/70 30.09)30,21/60)66)59 58 29,82|29,91]62|72|63/59 R 29,93)29,91|74/86| |7] 30,22)30,22/62| 63/62/60 10)30,00/30,12/68]73/60|61 F 29,89)29,30|76|87|75|71 30,19)30,12|60)59/60/59 11/30,19]30,10|66|74)64|61 F 29,72|29,78|74|84|74|71 30,12/30,00/62)76|65/63 12/30,02/29,80/71|81/70|68 C 29,80)29,89|75|86|79|70 29,90|29,81/66)82/76)70 13|29,78|29,69/71|88|79|74 R 29,92|29,92|75/90|80|71 29,87/29,94|74/77!71|67 14|29,67|29,72|76|89|73|70 F 29.87/29,72|78)8 4|76|68 29,98 /29,89/68)70|69)67 15|29,70|29,73|75|73|68|64 F 29,65|29,69|78|86|76|71 29,89)29,97/71/82|74)64 16/29 ,80/29,89|71/80/69|67 R 29,75|29,88/74|s3| 66 30,02/30,09/66|78)70|59 17|29,92|29,99|73|81|74|69 F 29,87|29,90|67/73|65\63 30,12/30,20/61|69/63)56 18|30,00|29,99|77|86\70|71, F 29,98/30,11/63|72|65 61 30.22 30,17/60)67/61)56 19}30,01/30,09|73/80/70|67 C 30,18/30,21/65/73/61|58 30,09)30,15/62/68/63)/60 20|30,14)30,12]62/69/66|64 C 30,31)30,33)/66]72)60|58 30,18)30,20/61)/70/61/54 21/30,16)30,12/71|76|66/64 F 30,32|30,32/63/75/63/58 30,20/30,15|56/ 70/63/59 22/3013 71/82/74/65| F 30,29/30,20/66]86|76/67 30,03)29,93)61|65/57|50 23/30,08|30,01)73/87|76)70 F 30,21/30,13|69|88|78|70 29,93/29,87|50 63/54/45 24/30;01)/30,03/75)/88)75|70 F 30,15 30,02/71/89|79 75 /29,80)29,79/49)60)54)51 25/30,00|29,89|75/81/76|68C 29,95|29,79|81/91/82|75 29,82) 29,85/54/63|59|56 26) 29,83|29,83|74|78|72|70 C 29,72/29,90|78)88/70\62 29,89/30,02/57/59/55| 48) 27) 29,82/29,83]73|69|61/61 C 30,19|61'71|63 54 30,07/30,15|57 60/55/53 28|29,86|29,94]68|7469|63 R 30,20/30,14/61/70|65/60 30,20) 29,99/57/65/58)52) 2/30,00|30,01|69|76]70|66 R 30,10/29,89/68,76/65 165 29,69/29,94/59 62|53)45, 30/30,05]29,98]78|84/77|73 C 29,93/30,08/67/76/63)65 31)29,87|29,85|80|92|79|77 C 30,17|30,20/63/71|62|60 | | be] = CO WH om bo Hl QVAQNQV DAO AQOBDBAPOQMA ZOO AAA. be hie er hee hehe her he tok ole tie hole kel holelel-heoleka ie) S27QQQ93DQTODA SFOs yTHONQNORRASSs LLL lel LLL Lleol iL l-L- iL lolelel|-)-1--hel.| 29,90|29,93)57 57/53) 44 pe Nac Nene We Nar Na Ne Nae a Ngee > Wag > Nee Ng ca Na > Ne Nae he Ne Wedge ge) Kec SFOs sess S27 OO00F se sss esse sn As plete hehehe koko Lolelel Lot LAL L kkk Le koko ko hel--] Chel lelek LiL LRele ie Lokl---lel- leh Keli Mee he La le) DITION y ss TO2e ATs TsPsTOV sass BG DP PAOD FAQs 5s TOOCOs FOF 7Os Far TIOFss Pili LLL hel Kel--L hkl hehehe ihe l heheh Lone) Mean 72/80\71|67 72!82'72|67 61/68 62/57 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.m.\10r.m.| 8 )N.|St./ 10 St 8 a.M.|10p.m.| 8 |N.\St.| 10 10 |8 A.M. 10r.m.| 8 N. St. 10) 8\N. “1 /29,92)29,97|46]59|48/40 29,94|29,98|38)44\37|29 29,90|29,87 19|31|28 31)F 2)29,90)30,01|41/59|53)45 30,13|30,04/35)53/48|42 29,78)29,67 34139 34,30 S 3/30,09/30,22153)63/57|49 30,11/30,00|34/39/34)26 29,76) 29,13)30/38/36 34) F 4)30,28/30,19|52) 62/55/54 29,08)32|53)48|45 '29,62/30,10|30/35|31 21) F 5|/30,08/29,85|59|70/64)/63 30,03)30,10)40)60)52|43 '30,11|29,84|20|26) 25/30 C 6}29,99/30,21)54)61/54)42 30,02 47\62|57|52 '29,69|29,81)31|34/34.33 R 7/30,,30/30,21)44/57|51\51 29,66)30,01/51|55|47/34 29,77|29,50/34|36 35 33 R 8 30,08/30,04/56/58/59|54 30,03)29,63|30|46) 15/46 29, 49/29,85 35/40) 35/25 C 9 30,11)/49|59/57|51 29,39|29,63|43|48)47\45 29,10/29,30/14/18)15| 10, F 10 29,9 4)29,74,58)53)/50\47 29,87)/29,74|37|/56|51/49 29,29|30,00) 9/29)26|26 F 11/29,86/30,13/44|46|46|47 29,79|29,76|45|55/48| 49 29,52|29,78/32|41|40/29|C J re = ADOOMAAFOOFMOAayHWORTAODVOASD ADO yO ys 12|30,28|30,33|46/52/50|47 13/30,33 4960/53/49 14/30,09]29,87'52|59\57|56 15/29,82|30,04/58)65|54) 42 16/29,94|29,51/41/60)54/49 17/29,67|29,88|38|47| 41/34 18'30,10 32) 48]42)33 19 30,10 34|57/52/46 20/30,01/29,72/54|64/60)59 21/29,78/29,59 53/66/59 56 22/29,61|29,84)45/58/49/42 23)30,02|30,26/37|47/38|31 24/30,41/30,41/31/46]41|32 25/30,32|30,00|37/54/52/53 26 29,82) 29,9155 /66/57|46 27/29,99/29,98 45/52) 48/48 98|29,82|29,82/45/50/50/48 29)30,02'30,25 40/56/48) 44 29,93) 29,79|21|31/27 2 29,83|30,02|26 35/28 z 30,22|30,19|18|33)30 30,16/30,22|26/39)34)2 30,20)29,91)|24)31|26) 2 29,80|30,12}18|22/19)10 30,29 6 24/1916 29,81)29,51/25/30)/32| 28 29,82)30,07| 23/35) 29| 20 29,98) 29,60|2 2/32) 29/21 29,71|29,90/20/34)29 25 29,89)29,60|25/35|32 28 29,60|27|32| [25 29,88|29,93|19|30)26 22 29,92)29,97|21)34/27/21 29 ,99/29,93)16)32)29/30 29,81/29,54/38/41/40/38 29,65|29,63/36/44|39/36 30|30,37/30,02/39)52/48)44\ k 29 29|29,20|40|39|38/39 31(29,62) 29,75/48 58/49/43 29,59|29,71/25|31/27| 26 Mean 46/57/5147 36|48]43/38 25/34130/26 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S$. Snow. 29 42)29,19)49|52)53\45 29,36 36/45/39)/34 29,36) 29,89)33|40)|39|37 29,96/30,11)32\46 41/32 30,23/30,32)/32 49/41 37 30,28)30,03)46)/53|50\48 29,82) 29,57/49'65/59/51 29,68)29,98|36|43)37|32 30,17 23) 36/32/25 21/44/37/28 29,80|36/47|44/39 29,85) 2988/34) 48/42/36 29,83/29,61/33/46)43)43 29,51)29,51/46)54/49 40 29,47)29,52)/32/39/32/33 29,63) 29,88)27/36|32/25 30,02/29,82/21/36) 34/39 29,38) 29,36) 42) 48/43/32 29,30/29,61/24/34/29/23 www PSAay Q HOts5 307s 2s 5TODOOnADAFOCOF=|4 tw % Sl leleloL Loh aelalela| lel leLol TWO sss aOs TT AOATAOnRAOss7OO Fa) a | Aa] ADOOZ IO POFFO STOW a ipo Nee Nae Nee Ng Nae a> eo Re Wie Neeo a= Weel ON Nae lc lige Me KP A@ Neier he hehe bela) heTe keke kolo lace Vecleo ler Nee Ne Nae Neo ko Waele ack OV eo Nee Neo Nhe Ma Ne Me] 4 FAQFOSD TOF AADOs BOAO ss sas SS ees = SOCOM IOTe HORA SOS OM OMe ye OROR ONIONS TOaAAOTO IOs sO sO] = Leo = eke ol- Toki hehehe le he- eke he hole Lo kellie terial Pier ie ie | Fr AIBA AOAPTOACy ASTANA TOP Se TOM SSB TANS Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1800. 147 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Burometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.m./lUp.m.| 6) N.\St. St. S a.m. l0p.m.) 8 )N.)St.. 10) 8 )N.|St.) 10) 8 a.m.)l0e.m.) 8 (N.jst.) 10 S 4 a ° ra i—) ws te OOOO AOR OO Ha A RO a OO OO SQ SOQ sayz AAAAQOAROCAAOAAAAOOFOO ZO PT s2AOV sss ss ole I tel i -lel--L-k-I- Kollel -lel-L-Li.-Kel-i- Li é 29,60|29,86/35/39)37|34 30,01/30,25|27/34/28)20 30,26/30,32/ 16]29|24/23 30,20/30,11|24|20)17 13 30,12/29,94|14/25/21/14 29/80|29,71)17/35)30|28 29,69|29:79|23]23]15110 29/85/30,10| 8|27/25/16 30,13]29,50/19]30(31/34 2933/29, 47/32)39/30/23 29,62129,72|19/29/23118 29,83]29,90|15/32/26)18 29,92] 29 88115/32/28)19 29,90|29,83/22/31/28 18 29,80|29,79|24)39|31/25 29,80/29,89/31/43)36130 30,05|30,02/25/37|35|29 29,78)29,59/34/ 45/38/33 '30,01/30,16|17/25/16] 9 '30,23/30,40| 9/25/21/14 30,50/30,37]16/34]27/21 30,20|25,84)27)35|27/26 29,89 /20,80) 24/42/33) 27 29,71 /29,39/34] /35]31 2958)29,60/31/39/35]28 29,30|29,72/37/50|42/32 29,91|30,02 30): 30,06]29,78) 29}: (29,67|29,79|36|5 29,89/29,93/37 29,91/29,60/34 (29,38|29.57|43 4! 29,68)29,82/39 /29,83|29,68)36 29/57/29 50|32/32|32/32 29,57|29,72)32|39|: 2979|29,81/11|20/17| 9 29/89/29,89|10)/18]15] 9 29/91 /29,98|12| 29/27/23 29/93/29,78)/16]30/27 21 10/29,78/29,66]21/33)/30/22 11/29,52/29,40)23|34/33/32 12/29,47/29,67)30/40)35/33 13129,78|29,67/27|34/32)31 14|29,55|29,88)33/41/34|32 "15|29,98) 29,67|27/41|36|34 1.6|29,64)29,61/38)50/42/35 '17/29,6229.20/36]39)/38 36 18/28,69|29,06|42)44|33/28 19/29,21 29,43/28)34 29 25 '20|29,63|29,53|24 37/39/34 21) 29,59|29,62/26/33/29|27 199/29 65)29.78/27|34/27/20 193)20'88]29.85 18)32/28/20 29,82)29,94/24/31|26)20 29,84/29,66)31/35)/31/27 C |/29,25]29,39]23/28)25|97' Cc | 2/29,97 20/32/28)/21 29,88/30,33/28/37/32)25 F | /29,65/29,85|22)40/32/99! 29,66)29,48)19/29}28)22) 30,29/30,02/17)41/35/34 C |/29,85)29,77| 2645/35/22 29,50/29,60)26]36)32/22 29,57|29,34/35|38/35/33 S }/29,81 22/40/34/29 29,66)29,73}19]32|26/20 29 50)29,59/36) 44/38/35 ¢ 29,93)/29,96]20)31|26]17 F Cc CoOyous. worl RAAQQOAOAIOVAAMN sayy WORM OOS SS SnOUS SSRIs TRIOS Ss aw Pil liekeie lolol loll lelellel-1-1-lelp ii ia iio | JOON =] 3 77QOTNaynNyaNAOnROAN clei loll LL ia il illelnL-1-leLe1 7) loko keke loki Lok kill -iie-LhelaLlelelelel-i7| O33 37033355553 5n 5s Oey See OOnNONTDOOOR AS an eS See |24)29,73)29,62)33|39/37|33 29,43)29,25/40|51/44/41 |29,72/29,80|36/43/37/35| F 25} 29 45)29,35/33) 35/26/19 29,29) 29 ,53)31/33/26 21 |/29,81/29,84|35)/48)40/33/ F 126 29,63 9/19|17)15 29,58/29,80/20/26/23/19|/F 29,90)}29,98|39|49|42|34| F \o7 30,1 8/28)38/30)28 29,90)29,96/22/37/32/24/F 29,98)29 ,87/41|62/53 45 F 23)30,21/30,21/20/20/14) 5 29,94/29,55/24/34/33/33|/F 29 ,84|29,78)44/58)45|36, s 29)30,30/30,38)-2)12) 8/-1 /29,78)29,52/ 40/46/39 35) |30|30,48)30,34|-2/21|17| 8 29,25/29,31|33)47/39|33/R 31/30,32/30,19/10/32 27/28 29,23 29 ,60)45|48)39/33 F Mean 22/32/28)23 24/34/30)25 3142/36/30 APRIL. MAY. JUNE. Barometer. | ‘Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Sa.M. 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 148 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1800, JULY. AUGUST. Barometer ‘Rare Weather. || Barometer. | ‘Therm. “Weather. | a a 8 a.M.jl0p.a.| 8 )N.St./ 10) Sty 10||S a.m. 10e.o1-] B)N-jSt 10| 8 Nz St) 10|]8 aoe 200.0] 8) BPN. 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DECEMBER. Barometer.) Therm. Weather. || Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. & acMi.l0v.m.| 8 )N.StJ0 | 6 )N. St. 10||8 a-at.)l0r-t.) 8 N. St. 10) 3 /N./St.) 10|/8 a.at.(10p.a1.| 8 N./St.) 10] 8 N.St) 10 39,90|29,90|50162157/49\F | | |F |/30,19)/30,08 7 53 48/47/C |C |C |G ||30,00/30,19|24|30|27/19|c [CF |r 29 82'29,7' F |C |C |G |/29,92}29,91)48 50 49 39/R/R |R.|F |/30,09/29,89|19]34)32)24|F |F |F |F 29,8: F JF |F |F |/30,08/30,10 37/50 44/38) F |F |F |F //29,83/29,81/29/43)38/31|F |F |F |F 30,23) 30, 17|45|59)52/43 F |F |F |F |/30,00 29,73)34 98 49/44|/F /F /F |F |/29,79/29,90|33/43/39|38|F |C |C |F 30 9.06074 45)61)53|53)F |F |C |C ||29,73 42/52 48/46/C |F |C |C |/30,00/29,73)/38/33|/33) |IS|IS|S/S 57/46/R/E |F |F ||29,75/29,90/43)52 47/41 CIC |RIF |/29,58)29,50} [33 S/S /C|C F JF |F |F |/30,03)30,11/33/44 41) |F |F |F |F |/29,61/29,76/23)31/27/22)F |F |F |F F IF |F |F ||29,94/29,60)/43/59 54/50/C|C |C |C 24/36] /24/F IF IC |C 30°13 29,90 FIFIF\C 29,68/29,58)42)50 46 40/F |F IF iF 3025/22 32) 20/F |F |F |F 029,81 30, 00/6 6 FIFE |F |F |29,58/29,71/34)48 40/32) F |F |F |F |/30,40)/30,40)17/29/25/21| |B [F |C 30,21 30,30|46 55/4941 /F /F |B F 2981/28/38 35)33|/C |F |F |C |/30,32130,10/27/37| [39/0 |F |C |C (17/40/59/55|53/F | F |F |C |/29,60 29.52/37 46] |43)8 |C |C |C |/29,72/29,08/44/47/47/37|R |R|R|R 99160/61/58/54|R |R |B IR ||29,24/29,27/45/38 39)38/R.|R |R |C |/29,99/29,54|32)39|35|32/C |F |C |F 51|4415% F[F |B |F |}29,48129,65 32/42 38/30|F |C |C|F ||29,70/29,88/27|35/30|23,F |F |F |F 5: F\C |C |G }|29,82130,06)26)37|34|29]F |F |F |F ||29,97|29,99|21/32)29|23/F |F |F |F R/R|R/R ||30,20/30,07/31/44 38}31/F |C |C |C |/30,01 20/32) DJF IF IF |F 2)F |F |C | |/30,11|29,80)36/41 44)R)R IC |C |/30,08)30,06/19/36/32)26/F |F |F |F R|R |R|R ||29,48)29,63)54)45 42/34 RJR RIF |/30,10)30,17/23/36/33/33)F |F |F |C 2 3)R\E |F |C |29,75)30,11)/30)43 33)27|F |F IF |F |/30,21/30,21/28|/39/338|/36/C |F |C |C 29,62/29 RIF jE |F ||30,25)30,23)28)35)33)28)C |C |C |C |/30,11/29,79]41|48)47/46)C |C |C |R 29,98/29 F |F |F |C |/29,98)29,32)30)39) 41/31 S/R |B JR |/29,78)30,13)42/48]43/35)F | F |F |F 2}29 84/29 CIC |C |C |/29,80/29,94)26/36 33) |F |F |C {Cc |/30,11/29,90/32/43/42/37/F |C |C |F Qe 29 rel 29, 48)51/5 7|R|R IR IR ||29,82)29,57 33/33/33]30|S |S |S |F |/29,89/29,74|32/49]44/37|F |F |F |F 0/39/49/44/38/F |C IF | F |/29,86 24/36) 29/23) F |F IF |C |/29,63/29,93)45|51/43/38'C |F |F |E 43/57/51 /43\F |F |F | F ||29,90|/30,01|19/33)26|23/F |C |C |F |/30,10|30,13/30/43/40/40|C|F |C |C 29/43/55/49/39|F |C \C | F |/30,06/29,75|19)34/33)/36)/F |F |C |C |/30,13|/30,09/42|54/49)51/C |C |R|F 44/3031): 2/36)/F |F |F | F |\29,80)29,82)/37/42)34/33/C |F |C |C |/30,01/30,05|53/58)53/52/C|C |R |R 28/30,27/30 FF |F |F ||29,70)29,94)41/44 39/30) C |F |F |F ||30,01/29,77/42)43/39/33 R|R |R |R 29/30,33/30,29)4 SIF |F |F |C |/29,98/30,11/26/39/35|33/ F |F |F \C |/29,79/30,20/31/31/29)/22)R|F |F |F 30/30,2 99): 30,18/42/52/46/45|F |F |F \C ||30,23/30,31/25/34/31)26)F |F |F |F ||30,26/29,97/18)30/27/28) F |F |C |S 30, 17 30,18|43)51/48/47/C C\cic 30,02)30,11/19)34/32/23|F |F |C |F Mean 48/59/53149 34143)39|35: '30/39!37131 See Ne ET eS a a al N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8S. Snow. : Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1801. 149 JANUARY, FEBRUARY. MARCH, Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. |! Barometer. | Therm. Weather. Ba.M. PRES 8 BUN.|St, Sty 10 (St. Sa.m./l0p.m. 8 |N.St.) 10 (St. da. 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8. Snow. 33 150 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1801. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. N,JSt./ 10||8 a.m. 10pm.) 8/N./St./ 10) 6 [N.[St. 10 F |/29,91|29,92)70|83|76|72 29,93)30,07|75|76| 66/62 30,10/29,94|68)81)77/75 29,97|30,00|75|82\72|65 30,13|30,15|67|68)61/57 30,11/30,10/62|/87|71|66 30,09|29,96|72/86| |78 Sa-m.lOr.m.) 8 N.(St. 1s “7/30,08|29,90)77|94) |76 F 2|29,84|29,74)84|96|/81|75 F 3|29,68|29,68)82|96|76|75 F 4|29,71|29,80|78|31)68/62'F 5/29,87/30,11|67|79|70|65 R 6 7 8 9 St.) 10/8 a.m.|10e.m.| 8 )N./St.) 10 29,91|29,82) |86|71|69 29,96|30,10)74/71|59/52 30,20/30,11/60)70/62|57 30,07|30,08|66/76|70|66 30,10/30,10)63/73)65|60 30,09}30,10|70|79)|70/64 30,08/30,11} |88)72\68 Ehell--I--L lel lel LLL Lok ia) 337 DO7VIOCNR Sy S22 S23 TTT sss sss 2 30,11)/30,08)72|85|76|69 30,09/30,02]76|88/75|72 30,02)30,10/76/93/82)75, 30,15/30,11)73/83|76|69 29,96/29,90|82)94|80|72 30,14 75|81/70)65, 30,07/29,97|73)85|74|71 29,87 82/86/70 10]30,28|30,11|76|87| |66 29,92) 72\75|67|67 29,89) 73)91)/68)68 29,92|30,17|63)68| [51 30,17/30,17|56|71|76|56 30,23)30,33]60/65|58\55 30,40|30,40|63)66|60/55 30,36|30,35|62)65/6) |56 30,35/30,32|59/73/63 30,31|30,18|60/70|63|58 30,16|30,05|66/S2|69\64 30,00|30,00|68 84/77|68 30,13/30,14)68/71|65|60 30,09 30,02|68)85|79|72 30,02) 30,04|74/85|75/71 30,04)30,20|7!|75/70|64 30,30/30,33/63 69/62/53 30,31/30,10|53)/70|62\57 29,94)/30,17|64)55|51/46 30,27/30,16)45 53/47/43 30,09/30,03/48 64] |50 30,14|30,21|52 60/54/44 30,30)30,33/46 62|55|50 11/30,01|29,95|78|90/75)72 12/29,93|29,92|79|89|78|70 13]29,80|29,84|76|80| |69 14]29,86|29,92|75|78)74|68 15|29,98)29,87|78|85|73|72 16|29,72|29,59|79|92|73|72 17|29,54|29,99|75|73/61|57 18]30,05/30,11|64|75|68|61 19|30,12)30,11|65|71|64/64 20/30,12'30,20/67|79|64)61 21/30,2230,20|69|77|65|63 22/30, 12|29,87|66]69|63|64 23/29,84 75|81/69|67 24 29,87|73|76|69|65 25|29,80|29,72|72|77/66/65 26|29,62|29,77|70|75/67/64 R 27|29,82 67|75/64/63 F 28|29,98 68)/81\70/64 F 29]30,22/30,28|72|78|72/67 F 30/30,28)30,19|74)80|71|65 F 31/30,13)/29,97|71| _|67|66 C 29,84/29,83]/72/75/71/69 29,83/29,81|74|72|72/69 29,83|29,82|72|73|66)41 29,83|29,84/64|79|70/61 29,83|29,80|69)59|69|65 29,79|29,84/70) 71/67/66 30,00/30,03|73/82|73|66 30,05) 29,90/75|89|82)76 29,89/29,75|80/96|88|81 29,79|29,83|83/91/81|76 29.9C/29,79|78/81|72|67 29,82)29,73|73|85/76|73 29,69|29,67|75|81| 75/72 29,78/29,80|66/77/69 29,45/29,72|68/88)74/60 29,84 64/76|69|60 29,96) 30,10|65'83/70)/ 62 30,16) 30 ,07|68|80|72/67 29,97/29,93|73)77| |64 30,03/30,04/65)78) |60 30,04/29,92|65) 70/64) 62 Toll Lleol KeL-L-L-l-L-L-I-I- iL L-leleloL-L-i- lel Lleol.) 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1802. 151 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. | MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Sa.m./l0e.M.| 5)N.)St.) 10) 8)N. Sty 10||S a.m. J0r.m.| 8)N. St. 10 St.) 10//8 a.a. l0p.m.| 8 [N.St.) 10) 8 )N.St.) 1 1/30,28)30,29/28)39/33|29 30,55|30 11/32/42) 38/36 30,40/30,34/34) 34/34) 34 2)30,27/30,27/35| 48/43/36 30,21 32/33/27)|24 30,22) 29,81/33/40)36) 35 3)/30,21/30,11/39/52/49/49 24)30/26)15 29,67 |29,59|39|54)45)41 4/30,01/29,76]48/53/53|36 29,63) 2132/25/19 29,51/29,70|48/49/39/30 5/30,18)30,31/23/30/26)19 29,92)30,29)11/18)12) 4 29,98/30,02)27/38)33)29 6)30,31)30,12/15]30)26)24 30,50/30,44|-2/13) 9] 9 29,65 /25,37|38)50/45)34 7|29,60)29,60)48)54)49/42 30,10) 29,88/29)39/35|34 29,53/29,85)23/26)/18) 15 8)29,90)/29,99}33}43}38/29 29,85/30,11/34)43)32)19 30,00/30,10)19)33/32)24 9)29,96|29,45}36|42)39/40 30,12)29,72/12}28/25)24 30,12/29,88)34)44)34/35 10)29,00)29,11/55/55/42/33 29,84/30,11)15/31/21)11 29,78/30,11/32|33)32|27 11)29,26)29,57)/25/28/27/23 30,23)/30,29| 6/25/19)18 30,12)30,13/29/44/39|32 12)29,80)30,06)15/22/21)15 30,29)/30,09|17/34/31/32 30,12/29,88) 32) 42/36/35 13/30,20|30,23]13/24|22/19 14)30,03/29,81 (3144/41/38 15)29,88|29,68|39|45|39|37 16/29,42|29,73)41/56|44)33 17/30,01 27/35|32/28 18/29,98)30,01/31/44'36)/30 19)29,94 29,70|32/47|44'40 99|2994|30,23)34|39|34 25 91/30,18)29,19/33/38)36 48 22 29,70/30,40)33/32125 18 93/30.47/30,24| 14/26122/16 24/30,46/30,54)11|17|13) 7 25|30,38)30,21|10/25|23 20 26|30,21|30,06)19|35|30 25 97/30,02/29,73]29|46|4243 98/29,77|29,84|48/63152144 29|29,72|30,13151/53/44)35 '29,71|29,80|35|48)34|24 30,00|30,27 14)26|24/18 30,38/30,27/26/39|37)/33 /30,23/30,20/38|59|47|41 30,20/30,07|40)60|52|44 '30,07/29,88)49|68/57 30,00/29,92155|64|? \29,82/99,72|43]47/: 29,91|30,10|36]37/: 30,25|30,10)/33)44 30,02)29,89)38|60)5 29,75|29,28]43155]5 29 28/29,75|43|43/38)2 29,89/30,01/29)39/36|: 29,84|29,50) 33133) 35 29,47/30,08|35|37)2 30,33/30,39)16|33)2 29,98/29,78/34|39/34/34 29,80/29,93/38/53/44/35, 30,12!34/60|50|37 30.28]30,29/36/46|36/31 30,16|29,67)33)41|37/35 2985/30, 11/22/25] 21/20 30,28]30,20|15 29126 21 29,97|29,77|27|45|39|32 29'78)29,.67|31/43)36 29 29,50,29,1125] [18 29,43/29,78|-3/11] 6| 1 30,00/30,18) 2'21|17/19 30,22 31/34/32/32 30,07|30,06/35|36|35)34 30,10/30,19/35|29|29|28 30,25)30,32/28)31/30/32 RARANAYORNAOAA DATOS FTAs syns o TS dh 2 n=] | QODWNOMADAOASAS SFO DOYROSOy ss 3BQ RNAVNOANOS TESS TB TOMOZOZOSS SS spe OOas3337OFys7nNOTsO3F7O0 3s sO SS Seo RH CI Lol bo ke lela klar leo hee hee eo heh Ie elk ieee eke kole) | ele ilo ello k bok ee olok lL -lole lI) 372O3O3 323 3O77O 7 7ORs Ss sPOR A sss] 7 Oe ee a oO OOO Oe pelick iene mehe ie Oech Tekh ke Lo LLL Mekal lela be ke)" pace] hehe Ohio io ket hl--LL lek ke le kL hhh )--he- kL ko i--hel.L->]| BS p llelelslell-l ele -le 1 -LeLe 30/30,33/30,48/32)/38/34/28 30,42 35/4113! 31/30,50|30,53|26/43)36.28 30,51 30,26 36/39/39): Mean 31/40)/35/30 23/34/28)25 34/44/38 APRIL, MAY. JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. a.m.) 10p m.| 8 )N.St.) 10} 8]N./St.) 10//8 a-m.)10e.m.| 8)N.\St.) 10) 8)N./St.) 10/8 s.a./10e.m.| 5 N.(St.) 10) 8) N.jSt. 10 “130,07 29,85/50/62/54/54/R |RIR |C |/30,05)30,26)40/50/45)37/F |F |F |F ||29,81|30,17\62|74|66/58\C |F | F JF 2/2998) 29,98/53|/62)47/43 FF \F |F |/30,29)30,07|47\64| /47/C | |C | F ||30,20/30,05/64)73/63/57/F |F | P/F 3/29,70|29,62/45)65/59/52) C F |C |C |/30,02)29,86|66/82/68|62|)F |F |F |F 29,87) 29,77 60/60/57/55|/R/R/R IR 4)29,70)29,90 4247/38/31) F F|F /F | 29,81/30,09)61|80|/58/49)R |C |F | F ||29,86/30,05)60|69)60 p4)F FF IF 5/30,07/30,35 |32/42/37/30) F F\F|F (30,15 30,07|51/56/46/40/F |F |}F | F ||30,12)30,02 {76} jO3\/F|F FIFE 6|30,41 30,1237 51/52)39| F |F | F |F ||30,07/30,02)49/48)47/48 Cc C |C/R|/30,05/30,00/68)53/70/ 66 F |F |r |r 7/29,98)/30,02/50|71|57/52 C|R|F|F |30,09 29,99)51|59/50/45|C |C |F |F ||30,00 72/80 69/67/F |F |F IC 8}30,19|30,43 47/56/47/39) F |F | F | F |/29,84)29,71/52/61|54/52)C |F | F |F ||29,82/30,00 67/75 6LURIC |F |F 9/30,46/30,19 45/50/41/40) F |F |F | C |/29,73/29,82 60/66/55/47|F |F |C |) F 30,18 68/75|62/58/F |F FF 10)29,75|29,69/39} |44 38)R |C|F |F ||29,89) 06/62/52/52|F |F |F |F 30,10 73)80 68/67\/F |\C|F IF 41|29,71|29,90/38}50/44/35 FFF \F 29,80)52|/67/51/49)R |C |F |F 30,11 29,95|75|85|69/70|F |F FIC 12)29,98)30,09/33/51/45/34| F |F |F | F |/29,71/29,27/50/49/46/44/C |R [RR ||29,88/29,93/68)76|62)62, R|R|C |r 13)30,08|29,71/43/48/41/40|F |C | |R|/29,20/29,39/46)53) |47/C |C [C |C ||29,90|29,71|76/83)74|73\C| F |F |C 14|29,60|29,88/47/62)47)36 FF |F |F ||29,46)29,57/53/57||50)/C |R |R |C |/29,82|/29,98]65|83 69 64 CIF |FIF 15|29,96|29,99|37/48] |37 FIFE |C |/29,52 29,64|50|59|53/47/C |C |C |C |/30,02/30,10)67)79)68/58)/C) F |r |r 16|30,02 37|41/33)29|S |C| FE | F ||29,67)29,69|53/70/57/52| F |F |F |C ||30,24/30,32/64/69/57/53)F |F |F |r 17|30,50/30,22)35)43)39)38 F\F IC |C |/29,68 29,29/54/59/47/47/R |R |R |R |/30,40/30,40/65)73/63/55) F | FF LE 18)29,89)29,89/47/53)49/44 RI|CIC |C}/29,30 29,49/53/53/52/50/R |R.|C |R ||30,36/30,27/64/70/58)/56)F | F ip | R 19/30,01 45/54) |48)/C |F | F | |/29,60)29,72/56|68/57/52| C |C | C |C ||30,12)29,85/68/73/66/60)F | FF IF 20 29,87|48|52)45/42) F F|F | F |/29,79)29,90|57/69|54|49|C |F | F |F ||29,69|29,86 72 83/74/65/R|R|F|F 21)/29,77|29,90|53)69 58/51) F |F | |F |/29,95/29,89/59|76/58/54/F |F |C |C |/30,01/30,04 69 7661/58) F | P/E LF 22/30,06/30,29|50\65) —|45 FIFE |F |/29,79/29,73)57|69|54|58/R |C |F |C |/30,01/29,92 68 84/71/70, C/C IC le 23/30,36|30,39 /46/52/43/37|F |F |F | F |/29,69)29,73)50)51/52/53/R |R |R |R |/29,90/29,80|75/87/68/65\C|C|C |R 24|30,32)30,12)50/57/44)39 F |F |F |F |/29,83}29,94|60|65|58|/56| F |C |C |C 29,73 29,83 63,79 64/65|C/C/R IR 25/30,11/30,05|51 |54/47/42 F |\C\F |F ||29,96/30,00/52)57/52)46/R |R |C |R |/29,98)29,99|70)77|62)/62)C|C |R Cc 26 29,88)29,80 51/61/50/43) F |F | F |F ||30,09/29,90|50|52)48/46)/C |C |C |C |/30,10/30,08)70)71/62/58/C| F | F Cc 97|29,88/30,00/47/51/44/40) F |F |F | F ||29,82/29,84/47/59/51/47\C |F |F |F ||30,00/29,80)/68/77/67/63)C |F | F |p 28/29,98/30,03/43/59| 45) F |. | F | F ||29,87/29,89)54|63)52|50)/C |F |C |R |/29,77/29,85/65/80/66/62'C |r |c |R 29)29,97|29,95 |55/65/56/52) F |F |F |C |/29,73)29,83)50)/52/47/45/R |R |R |C |/29,88/30,04/62/ 69/56/52). |C | F |p 30/29,81 |29,79|51|56 44/46) R.|C |C |C ||29,95)29,94/57|62|50/49/C |F |F |C |/30,10)30,10/62)76/63)60|F |F |F |r 31 29,80|29,82/49/64/51/53/R |R |C |C Mean 45|55/46/41 53!61/52149 67'76|65/61 152 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1802. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm, Weather. || Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. 8 a.M.)l0e.M-| G)N-)St.| 10| 6 N.St.) 10||8 a.m. l0e.m.| 8)N.)St 10/5 N. St.) 10\|8 4.m.l0r.m.| 8/N.St., 10) 8 (No St, 10 29,75)29,89|72|80/73)69 29,89)29,90|72/8173)69 29,82) 29,87|73/63 63/58 30,10)30,20/52/62!56'51 30,25/30,19/51| [59/53 30,12/30,09)56/71/63)53 30,18|30,13/53161|52/45 30,17|30,21/48|64|54 49 30,33)30,30|52/59| |44 30,08/30,05/71/85|78 30,03/29,98/75/90|81|76 29,93 29,80/78/87|76]76 29,88 71/76)69|68 30,00/72/83)74|72 30,00/29,95|75/83)75/73 29,95)30,11/78/67|65/62 30,08)29,98163]65|64) 65 30,00/30,06)68|75|69)63 30,12|30,06|72)87|7|7 22130 ,02/29,87|77|83|77/75 23/29 |87/29,91/85/93/83)81 24/29,98)30,01/80|75/71/71 25|30,11/30,10/74|87|76|72) 26|30,04/29,98]80/83/71/69 27|29,96/29,88)74|82/76|73 28)29,89/29,88177/81/71/70 29/29.88)29'87/74|83| [72 30|29,85/29,80/71/79|70|69 C 31/29,79|29,89|72/83)74)73 F 1/30,08|30,02\71/88)71\67|F |F \C |R|/29,96|30,00/80/94/78)74/F |F |F |F Riese 90|77|87/80/73|F |F\F |F 2)29,98/29,89/76|91)75|71|F |F |F |F |/30,04/29,95/75|79|68]66)C |R|R |R }/29,96/30 709/68)72 55|F |F|F IF 3/29,79/29,78)/82|92)7373|F |F |R|R|/29,96/30,05|68!74/68/61/R |C|F |r 30, ,10)29,; *s2l58l72i64le1lF |e | |R 4)30,06/30,19|70|75|63)60/F |F |F |F |/30,05)30,03|70/80/69|64|F /F | F |F 29,65 29, 70|70|78/66157|C |e |F | 5)/30,24/30,08/68)73)65/63)F |F |C |R|/29,99]29,99/70/77|69)64| F | F | EF |r | 29,73)29, 93/55|67/57/50/F [F |F|E 6|29,97|29,97|60/68/61/59/R |C |C |R||30,03/30,18|73/77/70/68)C | F |C |C |/29,89}29, ’39|56/65/59|51|F |F CLF 7|30,00|29,99|62/69|62|58)C |C |F | F |/30,22/30,20/71/77/72/71|R | F |C | C | 29,84)29,74/58)70) 61/59) F |F | C| C 8/29,99|29,78|65/71/65/63|C |C | F | F |/30,22/30,22/76]/86)75|71| F | F | | |/29,68/29,62)61/69|63/57)/C |F | F | F 9|29,62/29,79|71|88/68/61|C |C |F |F |/30,23/30,12/75\84| 72) r | F F }/29,63}29,60/59|71/61/59/C |F/C]R 10)29,88 61/74) 67/58|F | F | & | F }/30,12)30,02)/77/90|79)73) F |F F | 29,70/29,77|57|69|63/58)R |C) R| F 11}29,90)29,95|69/82) 64/62) F |C |R|F |/30,00/29,88/78/86)75)/71)| p | F F |/29,84/29,94|64/80/68/62|F |F | F | F 12/30,01/30,13/65|76)65|58) F | F | |F |/29,78)29,77/77|80/73)70)- |R|C |R /30,00 30,02/72|80|70/65/F |F ) F| F 13/30,19}30,15)68)73)64|62)F | F |C|F |/29,80/30,01 69)75)/67/64 R Cc C |/30,02)29,92)70)87|80|71/F |F | F| F 14|30,18/30,20)72/89)76/69/F | F |F | ||30,12)30,27/68)74)67/61 CO) F F |/29,89]29,87/77/78|71|/68)F |R| F/R 15)/30,20/30,16/76|90|75|69 F | F |F| F|/30,31/30,21)69)/69)67/66 ¢ |R|R|R} 29,88)29,92 73/84|75/70/F |F|F| F 16/30,11/30,05/75|92)80|72 F | F |F)F)/30,19)30,14/71/80) /68/C/C F |/29,98}30,02 70 74| |62/F |F/C|C 17/30,11/30,11|63/73'64|63)C | F |C |C}!30,03)30,01/73|80/73)/70) c | F R} 30,02|29,92 63/71/66/68/C |C|R| F 18/30,08/30,04/73/82|74|/69|C |R |F | FE }/30,13)30,22/72)79) |65|F | F C }/29,99)/30,15|74)81|74/63)/C |F | F| F 19}30,07/30,11/78/76| |67)C|R.|R.|C}|30,27)/30,24)65/68/63)61 R|C C | /30,22130,22)64/77|68)60/C |F | F | F 20)/30,18)30,16)75/79/71/67|C | F |F | EF ||30,18)30,07/71)70) 64/62) p | F R_} 30,17/30,02)63/73!70/66/C |F | C| F 21/30,11)50,04/77|83/71|67|F | F |F |F })}29,99)30,01/64/80/72)65'C| F F |/29,88/29,79|71/82|73/72/C |C|F | F Flip \F|F FF |FJE R|RIC/IC CICIFIE FiFIC|R R/|C\C|R C\R|RIC F\F F R|RIRIF Ri FIFE FIC|CIR FIF|FIE FiF/F|F C\C\|FIF F IF IC\€ CICIF|F CIF |C\|F C\C\|F IF IC\F /C|F cic R FIF\F\F C\F|F RIR|C|C FF |F|F Ccicic C\F F FF \F IF CIF|F FF F = POOO SOTO DA ZTOOCON =H EOOBTO Mean 72|81|70\67, 72'79171168 64|73!66/60 OCTOBER, NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. ||Barometer. Therm. Weather. Sa.m.(10P.m.) 5 N.St. 10) 8 N. St. 29,68129,50/40|52!59/49|R |R |i 8 a.m.)10p uw.) 8|N.(St-)10 8 a.m.)l0p-m.| 8 )N. St.) 10 N.) 29,86)29,83 23/37) 3026 29,88)29,73)20)36/31/31 29,63 29,80 24/31/27 29,94]30,08 22/38 29/21 20,98) 29,85 30/35 39/98 29,89 29,90 26)41/33)26 30,10|30, 11 |18}33 97/25 30,06 29/36) 36)37 29,97/29,61} _|32)29/32 29,70/30,20/12/13| 7] 1 30,37/30,45)-1|10) 7] 0 30,37/30,00) 2}19}18)28 30,19/30,20|59)73)64)60 30,23/30,29|41|43 40/33 29,97/33/54 49|45 29,97/29,93/42154 47/39 29,99]29,75/38)59 52/43 29,78|29,77/40/56 51/38 29,86/29,95/31|50 43/34 29,98}29,95|41|51 47/45 29,93)30,00 42/50 45/36 30,11|30,09)32/49 41/34 30,03)29,77 /38)46 47/44 29,61)29,61/45|43 44/40 29,81|29,83)38)53 48/43 1/30,37|30,37|48 61|54|50 29,20 29,61 56/61 41/34 40/5 2)30,33'30, "43153 AT |F |/29,95 33/46 39/35 29,79|30,08' 39/53) 43/35) F |F 3)30,41 30,33 51/67)56)49) 30,11)30,08)36/36 35) 31 30,20/30,34/30) |37/31 4/30,29 58)71)61/53 \F |F |/30,17/30,22/30|46) |29 30,43/30,43 25/47/40/37 5/30,17 5570/62/53 |F ||30,28)30,10/32)46 42/37 30,30/29,81)43)45) 43/45 g 30,09'30,13)59 72) 62/52 30 05/30,09/45/54 46 29,67 42|47|49/30 8 9 30,2030,23/60'81| [64 30,26130,03|67|81/72166 10)29,89 29.82/69 81/74) 67 11)29,95'30,29|59|64)53)44 12/3040 30/22/41 59/54/53 13/30,02'29,81 61/74|69|66 14)30,01 30,02/61/53153/50 15|30,08'30,09|50/58)56|57 16)30,07 30,03|59\61\63)65, 17/30,10 66)71|62|62 18/30,08/30,08/60/7065|61 iS NOWOMVOS TOAD AOU SS TOT OOEN TE BOOmS 19]30,27 30,3954 /60\54/46 29,91/29,90/35/48 45/38 29,87|29,74/30|39137/36 20)30,40/30,20/51/58/53152 29,95|30,08|36|51 45)36 29.77 29,73 33)46)42138 21/30,08/30,03|51)55|53/54 30,09/30 03/4056 51/44 29.79|29,98)36)39|38)35 22/30,00/29,73|50/53150150 30,09)29,70 45/58 55/54 30,11/29,87/35/42/40/40 29.78 29,71/39|43)43)35, 30,02/30.35 /23|29)26/16 30,56)30,61/13|31)31/23 30,60/30,20 29/42 49 44, 30,14/30,09/46|54|53/48 30,00 29,82 46]62\58154 29,89 49|45]41|33 23/29,70)29,98/58)60)51)43 24/30 02 29 07 41/51/4745 25)30,0230.16)45150/44)35 26/30,23/30,16|36)49| 46/47 27/29,96|29,88)42|44)44/43 28/29,70/29,71/48)59/5 1/42 29/29,80/29,85|46|56)48/44 30)30,08/30, 20/38) 45)38)/33, 30,21/29,84/31/30|34)27 31)30,15/29,60|34/47/50/53; 29,63)29,99/29)38|32/24 Mean 53/62/55152 38150 45/38 29/38/35131 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8. Snow. 29,81/30,00/42!52 48)39 30,08/39/55 50/40 30,13/30,12)36 [43/41 30,11/29,81|42/47 47/46 29,82)29,91/38 43 39/29 30,00/30,13)30/41 36 29 30,13]29,89/28|49 42/34 29 89]29,83/32|47|39/37 AYA TODD = DTD TBO UPPOODz DD TOP DAN so SLL lle ioe kk Loko liek loi ioLi Lili kLl--1Ke) lL lelokoioleKololeleKolalelebeleleleiebeielela iio cl Nac Mac la Nac Nac ln Nace Nc Vaca Nac © Vac Na Ic Nag Nac Mae ee) 0 2337OQnD 3 FOFOnRasQO00R SSS eS O33 3 03 "OVOP SPOR Se TS ye Fee hic Maelo eRe Wacol Kole e Ko Ko (oI la Wee Nie Nac lige MMe a ge Nae D> a3 “Geese EeSEEESEeGEEALE e¥eEEEE: ANQQOAOS AIS OOS TAO Ay AS] il -le-loLollol-l--)--L-kelel Li lekki lel kok LeL-I.| el elole lok kelo lol ill i kk hoLA--L- Lh] Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1803. 153 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. __ 8a. Mt. L0Psat 8 N.|St.| 10) 8 N./St.| 10/8 a.m. /l0e.m. 8 |N.|St./ 10) 8 |.N.[St.|10|/5 4. 10r.m-| 8 |N./St.) 10) 8 |N.|St.) 10 1 30,21 30,03/22 36|32/29|F |F |F |F ||30,03/30,03 13|28|14|22\F |F |F |F||29,:9|29,51|34)36|37| 9\S |C |C |F 2 29,97/29,90 30 42 36|34|F |F |F |C ||29,80/29,38 36/43) |42/C |C |R |R|/29,80/29,99| 6)17|16)17|/F |F F\F 3 29,87\30,19)14 8) 7) 5 S |S |S |F ||29,31/29,38 43/48/44/35|R |R |F |C |/29,83/30,11)27|41|35|29| F |F \C |F 430,28,30,19| 427|31/30|F |F |C |F ||29.94|30,35 12|18|14| 8)F |F |F |F |/30,08/29,76/34/47/42/33/F |F |C |C 5 30,12/29,65|33 43/39/42|F |F |F |F ||30,57|30,23 9)22|22/29\F |F |C |S ||29,90|29,97/27/29|25|19|F |F |F |F 6 29,30 29,63/51 55/51/33 RJR IR |C ||29,99|29,71 38]45)46/47|R |R |R |R|/30,08/30,20/17|26|22)17|F |F \F |F 7 29,87 29,98|26 32|27|20|F |F |F |F ||29,91|29,80 43)53|49)41|F |F |F |F ||30,31/30,24/19/34/29)28/F |F |C |S 8 29,80 30,00|25 31]26|18|F \C |R |F ||29,80|29,98 43/52)47/37|/F |F |F |F |/30,13/30,20/30/38)34)30/F |F |F |F 9 30,14 30,12 12/24 IS|11|F |F | |F }/30,01/30,09 32|42/35/31/F |F |C |F ||/30,23/30,25|26/33/28)/21/C |C |F |F 10 29,98 29,83/23 41|16|34\F |F |C |C |30,22/30,45 21/27|24)18|F |F |F |F |/30,30)30,23/26/44/37/30/F |F |F F 11 29.92 29,80/35 43/40] 39/C |C |C |C ||30,50/30,42 21]39/34/29)F |F |F |F |/30,25/30,15)/36)55|42)38)F |F |k |C 12 29,76 29,81|14 5/50/45,C |F |F |C |/30,41|30,22 32/50)41/41/F |F |F |C ||30,13/30,38)42)64/46)38) F |F |B \F 13 29,70 30,17/47 53|44/34/R |C |C |F |/30,08/29,87 47/56|50|52)F |C |C |R|/30,51/30,51/36/41 35/C |C |C |C 14 30,13 29,35 3439 38/40/F |F |R |R ||30,09|30,15 28/27|25|19/S |C |S |S |/30,43/30,34/37|43/39|38|C |C |F |E 15 29,49 29,60/38'48) |31/F |F |F |F ||30,33 '15)22\/18|14/C |C |F |F ||30,30/30,01/41|61/54/51/C |F |F |F 16 29,59 29,58|30 41/32/24 F |F C\F 30,32 15|30|28|30/C |C |C |C ||29,92)29,90|55|73/56/48|C |F |F |C 17 29,70 29,7018 26)21/15 F |F |F |F ||30,02|29,82 28/31/30 R/S |F |F || 29,97/29,74|40/41/39/39/R |R |R |R 18 29,68 29,62|10|18]12) 6|F |F |C |F ||29,86|29,72 32|39)35/33/C |C |C |C ||29,70|29,80)37/53)48)43/C |F |F |F 19 29,59 29,68) 6 13/16/i3/F |F |F |F ||29,75|29,93 3.4/49/42/36|F |F |F |F ||30,00|30,09)/44)53/44)38|F |F |F |F 20 29,77 29,67|10 31/28)32|F |F |\C |F |/30,03/30,10 35/35/31/25|S |S C |C|}30,01)29,75)42/52) |41/F |F |C|R 21 29,51 29,51/30'32|28/21|S |F |C |F ||30,18/30,03 23|38|35/32)F |F |F |F ||29,55| 29,64) 48 60/43/38/F |F \C |R 22 29,50 29,49] 16 28/26/25 /C |F |F |F |/29,92 37|49|42/39/F |F |F |E ||29,72/30,06/32 31/36|28|F |F \F |F 23 29,47 /29,27|26 39/34/32) F |F |F |C |/29,78/30,04 41/54 48/39|C |C |C IR 30,10/29,58/35/37|32)32)C |C |S Ss 24 29,42 29,81/19 16/12)10.F |F |F |F |/30,04)30,14 32)32/31/29)S |S |S |S ||29,52/29,61) —|45/36)35 F\F |S |F 25 29.86 29.45|13 34/32/35/F |C |S |R|/30,28/30,24 23/26|21/12/S |C |C |F ||29,76|30,12)37/49) |26)F |F |F |F 26 29,54 29,63/51 38} |30/F |F |C |F ||30,20/30,00 15/32)25 15\F |F |F |F ||30,11)29,70/32/33)40/40)/F |F |C 'R 27 29,47 29.34/33 35|33/24|S |S |F |F ||29,85|29,83 23/33)/33/29/F |E |F |F |)29,72|30,00|41/40/33)25|F | |F FE 28 29,54 29,72)14 24/18/10 F |F |F |F | 29,80 29,63 30/47|38/37|F \E |C |R |/30,05|30,03)24)36)32)28|F |F |F |F 29 29,93 30,06 719/15|10|F |F |F |F 30,10/30,18/3750|43)37\F |F |F IE 30 29,90 29,33|26 34/3535 C |S |S |R 30,31/30,45|40 50/43/37|F |F |F |F 31 29,50)29,88|29 30/23|17|C |F |F |F 30,50|30,51/40/48/39|37|C |F |F | Mean 24 34/29'25 29/38|34/30 34/44/38 |33 APRIL. MAY. JUNE. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. {| Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. __|S4-M- L0p.M. © [iN. St.| 1U) 38 N. St.) 10/8 a.m. 10pm | 8 REISE! 10) 5 jN.St }10)\8a.m L0pm|s N. &t.| 10) 8 |N. St. 10 1)29,43 30,80 45)46)41/40/C F |i" |F |/29,93 63|73|61)60\C |C |R |R ||29,69'29,71)69 81/73 67|C F\RIF 2|30,20 30,02 45,65\46 52/C |F |F | |!29,71/29,98/71 66/50) 40/C /C |F |F' ||29,92 30,01|54 62 54\51\F |F IF IF 3/30,02)29,80 53|58|59|5a|C |F |F |F ||30,17/30,23 45/52|44|41|F |F |F |F || 0,00 29,89|59 70 60\57|F |F \C |C 4)29,63|29,84 56)74/53/53)F \|F |C |C |/30,28|30,18 50(54/47|43/F |F |F | F ||29,81 29,66/56 58 60.61)R|R |R |C 5/30,03/30,11 44'43/41/40/C (C |C\C ||30,10 2958152153 45/46/F |C |R |R ||29 61 29.81]68 79 63 59|C |R |F |C 6]30,09/29,94 43/50/41/40/C |C EF |F |/29,59/29,74)50 58/50/41/C |R |F |F |/30,04 30,27/59 67 6254)" |F |B IP 7|30,02/30,10 45/52 15/36 F \F |F |\E ||29,92 30,0938 38 46|42)/F |F |F |C ||30,40 30,36|66 72 55 CUE FIFE 8]30,10/29,79 43/46|42/43/F |C |R|R ||30,03/30,10 42 34/35/33/C |R |S |F |/30 30 30,0265 71 61 55)F |F \C |F 9|29,83,30,12/45|47/42 34|F |F IF |P |/30,28|30,48/41/52|46/37\F |F° |F |F |/29,91 29,98] 71|78 72 66|C |C |F |F 10]30,20|30,02)38|48/45 38)F |F |F IF |/30,55 30.48/49 56 46|43\F |F |F |F ||30,02 30,06|66 78 63 65/F |F |F |F 11)29,84)29,77 46|72|63 56)C |F |F |F |/30,30/30,07|55 63)51)53)/F |F \C |F |/30,09) 70/73 63 62 F\F|C\R 12|29,97/30,06/56|59|50 47|F |F |C|F |/30,24/30.23,55 57/48|43/F |F |F |F ||29,99 29,87/69 76 66 63)F |F |F \F 13|30,02 29,36'52|62| |a3/F |C |C|F ||30,10/29,83/46 57/50/44|R |C |F |F ||29 90,29,96|71/68,60 59/C |F \C |C 14|30,01/30,00/55|58/48 45/F |F |F |C |/30,02/30,12)49 56|/48/44)F |F |P |F }/29.92 6470 60 58|C |C |C |C 15|29,91|29,97/43|39|34 32/C R |R|S ||30,14/29,94/50 49/51/45/F |F |C |C ||30,09/30,02|61 67/5654|C |C F |C 16|29,78|29,67/30|34/30 30/C |H|R|R ||29,90/29,79|54 67/56/50|F |F |F |F ||29,97 58|65 62 61/C |R |C |C 17|29,68 29,81/32)38)3434|S |S |R|R |!/29,81/29,84/56 65\a9|57|/F |F |F |F 69,81 67 62/C |C IR|C 18/30,01/30,20|37|/43/42 34/S |F |F|F |/29,88|29,98|/62 68/55|/52|F |F |F |F |/29,91 29,91/62/71 61 59/C |C |C |C 19]30,29/30,29/45)48]41 36|F |F \F |F 30,00 29,94|59 62/51/50/F |F |F |F |/29,88 29,61|/67|75 67 65|C |C C |F 20|30,28/30,27/41/48|/45 37|F |F |F |F ||29,83 52 56/52/50/R |R |R |E ||29,71 29,83/63|78 69 G1|F |F |F IF 21}30,18/30,00 43|48/39 38)/F |F |F\C ||29,99|29,93/55 72\65/56\F |F |F F |/29,92 30,00/6781\74 67|F |F \F |F 22|29,91|29,90/45/65/48 41/F |F |F |F ||29,95|29,99)/68 82)63|/58|F F |F |F |/30,10 30,19/78,88 79 73/F |F |F IF 23|29,94/29,89 55/63/50 46)F |F |F|F |/30,09/30,12|65 6556 52\F |F |F |F ||30,21 30,12|79/94 81\77/F |F |F IF 24|29,77|29,89 54/63/50 48/C |C |C|C ||30,10/30,08/60 69/54/50|/F |F |F |F |/30,05 29,89/33 95 85 79) F |F |F IF 25)/29,95 29,88 50/57/45 42/C IC |C|C |/30,12/30,11|63 70/57/54 F |F |F |F |/29,98 81\72 65 63/C |C |F IR 26|29,89|29,97 47/54/46 42/C |F |F \F |/30,28 63 62/52/46/C |F |F |F ||30,13 30,03/67|66 62 62)/C |F F |F 27/30,11|30,23 48/49/46 42/C |C |C)R |/30,47/30,43/58 65|55/51|F |F |F |F ||29,99 29,80/65)78 74 67/R |C RIF 28/30,29 30,38 41/44/43 43/C |R |RJR |/30,43 30,30/62 69/59/52/F |F |F |F ||29,82 29,90/76|85 72 69|C |C |F IF 29/30,37 30,25 47/59/49 49/C jC |C\C |/30,22/30,11,66 83/67 58/F |F |F |F ||29,99 30,07|75|81 72 70|F \F \F \F 30/30,20/30,03 63/75|63 58)F |F |F \F ||30,12)/30,10 68 78|\66|65|F |F |F |C ||30,10, 29,95/77|86 75 69|F |F |F \F 31 | 30,02|29,87/63 62)61)/59 R{|R|R|F Mean 46)/54|46'43) 56 62/53/49 68|76 67 63 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8S. Snow. 34 154 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1803. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. | Therm. | Weuther. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer Therm, | Weather. 8 a.m.(lOr.m.| 8)N.\St. 10 8 /N./St.) 10/8 a.m./10e.m.| 8 )N. St. 10} 8 [N.jSt.| 10//5 a.o4. 10r.m | B/N. St. icr N.JSt. 10 1]29,82|29,72)/79/88|80|75 F 2/29,84|/29,90|62/59|56/57 C 30,16)30,113|65,74|66)67 29,90/29,7+|66)70|65|64 29,84|29,82/73|85|79|74 kK 29,88)/29,87|79/92|84/78 8 F\F |F R|R|K IF F IF \C|C C|R|R F\F|F IF C\C\F |e 3/29,90/29,97/60/69/60/55 F |F |F | F |/29,82/29,73/79|92|83|79|F |F |F |F ||29,78|29,97/68 77|72\62|F |F \F |F 4|29,99|30,07|67|77/65|64 F |F |F | F ||29,73 80/89/81|75|F |F |C |R|/30,05)30,09|60/72/65|/59|/F |F \F |F 5|30,10/30,16|72|78)67/61 F |F |F |F 30,03/76/81|-3|70|F |F |C |C ||30,01|29,73|60]76/74/6s|F |F |F |F 6/30, 18/30,20/67|77/70/63 F |F |F | F |/30,03/29,93|72|70/68|66|K |R |C |C ||29,60/29,79|70/64|57/51\C |R IF |F 7)30,21)30,26|76|87|75)07/F |F |F |F |/29,91/29,88|72/84|74|70|C |F |F |F ||29,83/29,90/52/64/57/49|F |F |F |F 8/30,26/30,20/75|87/77|73| F |F |F | F |/29,86/29,88|75/78|71|66|C |C |F \F ||/29,83/30,00/53'68|61/52|F |F |F |F 9}30,19/30,08/82/97|85/78, F |F |F | F ||29,90)29,97/74|73|69|68|C |C |C |C |/30,09/30,13/56)70/61/58|F |F |F |F 10/30,01)30,05/86/57/77)71 F |F |R |F ||29,95/29,90|72|80|76|73|C |C |C | F||30.17/30,18|61|73\64/59|F [IP |E | 11/30,20)/30,13/67/77/68)65 F |F |F | F ||29,90)30,01/76/87/79|71/F |F |R |F |/30,21/30,25/60\71| [56|/F |F |F |F 12/30,03/29,90/67/67|63)62 R |R |R |R |/30,08|30,04}72| |73/70)/F |F |F |F ||30,21/30,10/58/67|/62.54\F |F |F |E 13}29,92|29,82)71|77|65|65 C |R |R |R |/30,02|29.83/76|89|76/70|F |F |F |G ||80,04/29,98|57/69/63)55/8 |F |F |F 14|29,92}29,50/69|69)/64)64 C |C |C |C |/29,72 29,99|78)83|72'63|F |C | |F ||/29,98|29,95/60|71/64)58|F |F |F IF 15)29,87)29,86)65/68/64/64 R |R |R|C |/30,08/30,13/66/75|66/62|F |F |F |F |/29,90|29,80/63|79|69|66 F |F \C \C 16|29,84)29,77/69|78)72)68 C |C |F |F |/30,18/30,10/68/77|69|66)C |C |C |C ||29,88|29,98|62)72)61/52|R |C |F |F 17|29,74/29,74|76|84/70 69)/C |R |R |F |/30,C0|29,90|75 35|73|69|C |F |F |F ||29,98'29,90/55)70/59|56|F |F |F |F 18/29,82)29,95/73|79|73)66) F |F |F |F ||29,82)29,77|77|«3/71/69|C |C |R |F ||29,90/30,10|60/74/62/50'C |F |F |F 19)/30,00)30,03/71/81)71/66) F |F |F |F |/29.88)30,06|70|77|66/59|F |F |F |F ||30,23/30,22|50/64/58|53/F |F |F |F 20/30,03 71|76/69)65'F |F |F |F |!30,22/30,01/64|74167/64!F |F \C |C ||39,19/29,90|59 68/64/65 FC |R |C 21/30,14/30,07/69/78|71 67.C C |C |C ||29,93)29,98|70|80/72|66|/C |R |C |C |/29,71/30,00/68|73/67/56 C |F |F |F 22)30,02/29,93/68/73|68/66 R |R |C |C |/30,12)30,20|63)72/68|59|F |F |F |F ||30,02 58|75| |56\F |F |F |F 23/29,90 72|81/76/69 R |R |C |C |/30,30|30,34/61/71/63/58|/F F |e |F |/80 30/30,30/54 65/58/52 F |F |F IF 24) 29,88|29,86|76|85|72|71/C |R |R |R ||30,41 30,39/63|71| [58)F |F |F |F |/30,30/30,22/54/74/69\60\F |F |F |P 25/29,68)/29,89)75/85/75|72'R |R |C |F |/30,22/30,20|66/85|72|66|F |F |F |F ||30,20/30,10|63 81/72/63) F |F |F |\C 26|29,99)/30,13/78)85/75/73 C |R |C |R ||30,23|30,19/69|78|69 59|F F |F |E |/30,00|29,90|66)74/62/57/F |C |R|R 27)30,21/30,22/7-4/78)72/71 R |R |R |R ||30,10|29,82|70'81|74/70|F |F P/F 29,99)55/63)56/49)F |F )P |F 28/30, 16/29,97/69/71)71|68 R |R |R |R |/29,78|29,70|77/94/79|76|F |F |F |F | 30,02)30,05/54)72/64/56|F | F |F |F 29/29,92)29,97|70/78) 70/67 C |C |C |C |/29,72|29,90|76)84|73/63|F |F |F |F ||30,04)30,23/61/71)63)52)F |F (F |F 30/29,97/30,00)71/83)71/68 F |R |F | F ||29,93/30,07/68|79|71|62|F |F | |F ||80,38)30,40|50/64/56/45)F |F |F EF 31|29,98/29,99/76/91/80|76 F |F |F | F |/30,13/30,16/64/75|68 63|F |F |F |F Mean 72|79|71|67 72/81|73'67 59/71/63/57 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8B a.m. 10p.M.| 8 )N.)St. 10) 8 |N.)St.) 10//8 a.m.)10e.m.| 8)N.St.) 10) 8 )N St.) 10, 8 a.m.)10e.m 3 N.St., 10) 8 N. 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S$. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1804. 155 JANUARY. . PEBRUARY. | MARCH, Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer.» Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. aj Balm. 1ue..| 8° N. St.) 10) 8 )N. St. 10||8 a.m. 10e.m.) 8 )N.St.j 10) 8 )|N.)St. 10/8 a.m.)l0e.m.| 8 JIN. 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St.) 10 1)30,08)30,22/43 56/51 /47\C |C |C |C ||30,21 30,16 28 42 36/33/F |F |F |F [129 25,70 29, 63 44/47 42)36F IF |\C|C 2)30,27'30,31/49 58)51/44\C |F |F |F |/30,06]30,00/38 161 55/49/F IF \F lr ||29 51 29,60 32143 33/26 F S|F|F 3)30,52/30 23/42 59 ]53/48/F |F |F |F |/30,12/30,23/52 52165 55147 FF |F IF 20,58 29,41 22/36 33/32 F FIFIC 4)30,11 5270) |53/F F |F |F |/30 28/30,04/47/52 49)40/F |F IC iC 29:36 34 S/C\F |F 5 29,83/55 74 65)58) F |F |F |C |/29,82)29,81/46)48 45)38)R jC |C jr CIC ICic 6/29 (87/29,72|52 58 53)50|C C |C |C }/29,84/30,01 37/47 43 34 VIF \F IF 29,99) 29/F /F IF IF 7/29, 6229 »72|46 60.53/43) F |R RF |/30,07/30,18)33 44 40/32 C\C |F |F |/30,01' 29:74/30]36)35/40 C Sicic 8)29 80.29, ,79}45'59| /43/F |F |F |F ||30,23/30,15/30/44 33:35/ |F |F |C |/29,74 29 787/39 37/33 = Cic\|F 9}29,60 23,29 5249.44) [RJR |R_R |30,10/29,90/32/35 34/33/8 |S |S |R 29,87 29,60 24/35/32 29 \F |C\|C|S 10)29,43 29.59/41, 44.43'39|C CJR IR ||29,64|29,37/41|46 40/38) RR CiC 29:73 30, “10 21/27/21 15, F |F |F |F 11/29,6120. 73445651 43\C |F IF | F |129,51129,53/37)46 40 36|F |F |F |F |/30, “00 30,09 25/36 30/28 F Cic\jc 1229 81 2.,89|43 5851 41\F |F IF i 29,57/29,69/36/40 33 32) F F |S |F |/30,18 29,98; a 13 C S|sis 13/30,00/30,21|45 64 55/45/F |F |FIF 29,83/30,17/30/37 30 25/4 |F |F |F |/30,14 30. 4210 ae 3IF IF IF IF 14/30,35 130 27/3955 40143, |F F IF |/30,32)80 18/24/35 30)31|f |F |C|c 30,18 30,33 -1|16113 8FICIC|C 15|30.20) (29,80)/44 53 52 48/F |C |C|R |/30,10|29,30/42'53 41/35|R R |C IR |/30,26 29, {68 16,23 25)33 C Sisis 16/29,82'30,05|50/63 54/49/F |F IF) i 29,58)29,93 238/34 29/25) F |F |F IF 29, 1529. 34/37 43/36/30 R C\F\C 17\30 23 30,21 45,47 46/44, F |C |C |R }29,99)30,01|21)34 30 238) 8 |}C |C |F |/29,50 29 81 19 26 21 14'F |F |F |F 18/30, ‘03 29,7)/44 48 46/44 RR RR |/30,06)30,03 26 22 36:20/F |F |\C |F |/30, 1030 11/14 26 22/02 F F|CIC 19|29,72) 29/76 42'53 49/42C |C |F TF 30,03)30,01 23,46 41 34/F /F |F IF 30.33 30, 4514 1813 GFF |F |F 20 29/90 3000/4255 47/49 F |F |F F ||30,08)30,25/33 49 40/35/F |P |F |F |/30,46 30, 31) 5/20 20) 16,C CIC\F 21/30,00/30,11)46 64 53/52) F |F |F |F |/30,16)30,01'35/48 44/43/C |C |C |c |/30,26 30, {01/16/22 22.25 25'C/C JC |C 22/30,41/30,47/40/41 39/38, R|R |C |C |/30,03]29,92)39/50 45/33|C |F |F |r ||29,92 29, 81 23/3231 24.C CIC\|E 23)30,40)30,09) [53 50/50/C |C |C | |]29,92/30,25/39 54/49|36|"" |F IF |e 29,89 29.83 16/34 creas CiCic 24/29,90)29.79/55 64 57/48/C|R |R|F |/30,36/30.29|31/48 41/35|F |F |F |F |/29,50 29,57/34/33 31/29'S |S |S IC 29/2997 /30,18/40)47 47/34 F |F IF | |/30,21/30,12/38/55 50/41/F |F |F |F |/29,58:29,80,29 3229/26 S|F |F IF 26/30,18) '9 61/35/43 42/42/C |C |C |R |/30,17/30,10/39|62 54/50) F |F |F |F 29.97 29.8819 32 26) 24 FIFIC 27/29,63 29.97/33)51 46/42 FF |F | F |/30,01)30,19|55|/64 55)44/C )P |F |r 29,43 29,92 33/43 38/34 34 R|R|C |F 28)29,92/30,24/44/60 53/42) F |F |F |F |/30,19)30,23)39/50 45/35/F |F IF |F 29,39) 31/37) 33)29|F |F |F |F 29/30,31 33/57 51/45 FF I/F |F |/30,23/29,99/37| |4343/ 1 /C |F |e 39'64/28,85128134 34/3 SIS/RIC 30/29,92)29.64)44 65 60/54 F |F |F \C ||29,91/29,63)/38)41 40)/44/C |C |C |C ||29 00 29,49|32)28 23/20 S F JF \F 31)29,83)30,09|45/46 39/31/F |F |F |F 29,58 20,700,312 83 F F |F |F Mean 4515650145 36/47 42.37 | uaz N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1805. 157 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. | Barometer. Therm. Weather. |! Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. \Sa.m.|l0p.m.) BN. |St.) 10 /St.| 10/3 a.m. /10p.m. 8 )N./St./ 10 j10}||S a. at.|10e.m.) 8 /N./St.) 10 St 10 “129,77 29,5! 59/19 27|23 22 29,51/29,23 23/33/34/3) F ||30,10/29,94/30) 50) 41|36 FF 229, °30| 29 "67 21 24/19/15 29,30/29,40 27/33 24/18 29,89/29,78/35 55/46/38 3 29,66 29, 39 16 20|17|19 29,42/29,50 15/22) |13) 29,95/30,08 37 46 49/32 4 29,27/29,79|13) y| 3|-3 29,49|29,49 12)17) 9} 7 30,17|30,13)32 44/37/29 5 29, 53/29,48| 212] 6) 4 29,49 29, 73 10)22)18|15 30,18/30,19 3353/43/33 6 29, 86, 30, 17} 5/13] 8| 5 29,93)30, 15 13/28)25/20 30,22)30,15/35 54/46/40 ri 29,94, 29, 53/17) 21)23)22 30,18|29,74 21/32/32)33 30,10 47 58/46/48 8 29,99. 30, 20 18)23 1813 29,51 29,50 31/35/3231 30,03/30,04 43 53 50/46 929, 36 29,63) 26 34/33/36 29,51/29,82 30/35/3027 30,18)30,31 47/48)/41/41 10,30,00) 29, '39 33/32/27/26 30,03|29,88 25/40)33/32 30,32/30,06/ 37/35 34/35 ll '30, 08. '30, 43)19 28/21/14 29,82)29,88 35)49/40)3 29,79 29,70 35/37|38/34 12 30, 65| 30, 36) 4 20/19/20 29,95|30,02 37/50 41/31 29,73) 29,68/33/39|/34/32 13 29, 97) |29,75|33 41/34/25 30,13/30,10 34/46/38/35 29,74) 29,92|24/29/23/18 14 29, 93, '30,10/15|18|i2| 3 29,83/28,; 85 87 39)39/38 30,08/30,19/18|35|32|25 15 30, ,12/30, 01] 519)13) 6 29,12)29, 49 26/31/25/18 30,40) 30,32/32/40/37|/34 16 29 8129, 57) 5 19/19/22 29,44|29,52 16)23)17)12 30,18/30,11/37|50)45)/37 17,29, 38 29, 25/30/40) |34 29,62 29,73/13)21/15/11 30,20/30,15) = |57)/45)40 18 29) 19) 28,96/36 40/37/41 29,74 29,90'14 28/25/23 30,01|29,75/43/59)51/54 19 29; 14 32/28/2415 30,03/29,99 26/42/35|33 30,05/30,23) 52/48) 41 40 20 29, 93) 29,80)12'24) 19/19 29,91/29,84 33) 41/34/28 30,16)29,80 40)43) 40 40 21 29. 43) 20/31/25)11 29,78/29,98 30/42/35 27 29,59)29,70) 49/61/53) 44 22 29,50'29,50] 7/10] 8] 4 30,10/30,10 24/37|31/27 29,36|30,11/33)37/32/25) 23 30, 206, 29,92) 9'23|19/27 30,05/29,80 30/45|37/36 30,20|30,28/ 26/36) 29) 26 24 30,06'30,09|30'37/33 29 29,83 29,92 40 51/43/36 30,31/30,18)30/39/33 31 25 29) 97 29,72)31 34/33/36) 29,89/29,85 36/46 37/38 30,02)29,88/38)61 Pann 30,01 30,24 35/37/32/32 30,08) 30,18 43/38/36)35) Z| 00 DATO THQQ0COTAORTTOnOOTOOe Ray LAL ilo kA LL lolol’ AeleL-LleloL- Ltt Pill kL kik lolol LiL kelel i L-Loi Liar BBQs sys TOMO nD ay TOQaH|s Lolol--lel- dekh kokeieie- kel kok helels-Nel--L-i- LICL) 26 29/90 29.93 33 44:36 34) JAAINNRAAHORAINNNIAOAOBAAFPOAD NARHA yw ys AINNNAANAADHODAOOONOT TAD AOMHAO ms] 20 20008 Se HOO0OTODNOO DOOR DSS Sy So Eel lolol Kell) lol Lk lol. lolol Kelp iii L-[->/-| FONRMRADODAATHAOOEERDAHOnD AA yOnMH ee Dele Ser ol ISS PIS 27 29,88 '29,75|/31 30/26/27 30,26 30,10 31/47|38)32 30,20) 30,20/37/45/38 36 | 28 29,67|29,23)25 26|26|25 30,04)30,05 36] 45/36 29 30,15/30,22)41/51/41/35 29 29,12 29,32)23 23/20/22 30,31)\30,45|39)42)35)34 30 29,58 29,90/27/37/34/28 30,42/30,20|36|40/38|39 31 29,95 |29,70|24 39/32/32 30,01/29,89|42/53/45/45 Mean 20 27/22!20/ 26/36|31|27 37|48|40/36 APRIL, MAY. JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. __|Sa.m.)l0e.m. 3 )N. St.) 10) 8 |N.|St.) 10/84. a1. 10v-o1.| 8 )N./St.) 10) 8 | N.St.) 10)/8.4. at./10e.m.) 8 N.)St.| 10) 8 |N.St.) 10 1/29,91 (50/57 41\C C |F |F |/30,01/29,89 49 56|51/45|F |F |F |C | 29,86 29,90/61 71 65 60/F |F FF 2|30,31)30,13 44/49/47/41/F |F |F |F |/29,70 29,98 56/73|61/49|F |F |F |F | 29,99 29,72/63 69/63) |F /F |F |F 3/30,04/29,90 48163153 49|F |F \C|R 30,07 55|58|53/58/F |F |F |F ||29,74|29,70|63 71 iad 6)F FF EF 4/29,90|30,02 54/64 52/47/F |F |R|R 29,72 65) 78/63 60|F |F |F |F ||29,68 65/73 65|C |C |C |C 5/30,11|30,01 4453/45 40/R |C |F |F | 29,58)29,69,57 59/55|47/R |C |C |F 6371| |57|R CFC 6|29,76 29,51 35/39 37/35|R /R |R/C | /29,63/30,00/51)/61)50/41/F |F |F Fr 30,00|59 60 5251\C |C CC 7|29,49)29,51 41|54)44/41/C |C |F |F |/30,09/30,27/47/59/51)44)F |F |F |F |) 30,00 30,00/53 58/53 53/C Cicj\c 8]29,54/29,60 44|60/49/42)F |F |F |F |/30,29/30,07/59|62|52)49)F |C |C |C 29,93 29,73|54 57 52 52|C R|C|R 9/29,46]29,40 44/48 47/43/R |R |R|R ||29,95|29,71/57/56|5554)R |R |R C 29,58/29,54|52'50.5049|R |R|C C 10|29,29|29,37 43/47|42'38|C |R |C |C |/29,78|29,89 56 69|62/54/F |F |F |F |/29,57/29,59|52/67 55,56/C |C |C |C 11|29,38)29,50/42/46/41/39|F |R \C|F |/29,87)29,63/57/58|59/59|F |R |R |R ||29,62|29,90|61/73/63,59|F |C \C |\C 12|29,56|29,64)4457|/48|41)F |C |C|F ||29,61/29,59|59|75|62|57|C |C |C |C |/29,97/30,04/66 79 69 62\F |F |F |F 13)29,59)29,75) [68.46 .42/F F FF | 29,50 6475) |58)/R|F |F |F |/30,12 30,14|69|78,65 62) F |F |F |F 14|29,72|29,73)52|71/62 51/F F \F|F 63 52\F |F |F |F|/30,15 30 °13|72/87 74 69|F F\F|F 15|29,78)29,84/43|53|52/44|/F (FF |F 30,04/50/54/44/43/C |R |R |R 30,13 30,00/72'85 73 68|F F /F \|F 16)/29,81|29,71|47/64.56/49/F |F |F' | F |)29,98|30,80/45)48)44/43/R |R |R |R |/30,00 30,06 79190/77) 72IF |F |E |F 17|29,68|29,68|57|70 62'52/F F |F|F \\29,62|30,53)/46 50/49/46,R |R |C |F 30,09 30,11|74'80 72.69 F |F F\F 18]29,60|29,61/62/79 6956|/F |F |F|F |/29,60|30,5057)70/63|58)F |F |F |F |/30,11 30,00/77 93,73 70/F |F |F |F 19/29,71|29,84 56/53/46/45|F |F |F'|F | 29,75 30,80 64 78/66/59|F |F |F |F 29,96 29,87/79 93|83'80/F |F F|C 20|29,81/29,61/49/47|44 42/C |C |C|R ||29,83|30,83/65 77/66 60|F |F |\C |C ||29,88 29,99|75)/73 le159\F |F IF IC 21/29,69|29,41)41/40/40/40|R 'R |R|R ||29,77|30,67|58 65/54/53/R |C |F F |/30,04 30,06 61/63 61 60|C |C |C |C 22)29,42|29,62) 40/51/4845 C R/C |C | 29,65/30,75 60 56|56 52|F |R |F |F |/30,00 29,93/63 72.64 63)R C CC 23|29,79|29,93 49|59 54/45/F |F |F |F ||29,82/30,83 59|78/68\64|C |F |F |F ||29,94 29,99/68/77 66 65|R |C |F |F 24|29,93/29,58 51)52)51 51|C |C |R|C |/29,81/30,01 73 68|63/54)F |R |C F ||29,98 29,82/68 89 79 72/C |F FF 25|29,62)29,81'54/64/56 48, F F |F |F ||30,02|29,96 62/72/61/54/F |/F |F |F ||29,64 29,63/78 95 80 72/F |F C|R 26|29,75|29,69 49/53/48 44/C |R |R|F ||29,91/29,95/63 76/64/57/F |F |F | F |/29,62 29,58)71 80,66 60/F |F | F 27|29,64/29,70 49/59/51 44/F |F |F |F |/29,98)29,83 65 80/65/59 F |F |F | F |/29,57 29,70 60/71 6257|F |F FC 28)29,80/29,82 52)66|50/43/F |F |F|F 29.79 29.63/69 75/67/65 F |F FF 29,69 29,7869 31 67 63/F |F FF 29|29,69/29,60 48) /52/46|F R |F |C ||29,78|29,78/64)66/57|56 C |F /R |C||29,71 29,73 688463 62/F |F C'C 30|29,61|29,89 49/63/49 41/C |F |F F [29,77 29,82\59 64)55 50 F R|C\F} 29,71 63.76 6661/F F RF 31 29,82|29,81|56|70|60|52)F |F \C |F | heel =| Mean 48 67\50'44 | 58 '66|58/53 66 76 66 62 N. Noon. St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 39 158 Dr. Hotyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1805. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. |) Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. 8 a.M. LOe.m.| 8 N.\St.) 1 108 N. Sty 10 BAM. 10p.m.| 8 )N. St.) 10 N.\St. 8 a.m. 10pm.) 8 N. St. 10) 6 |N.|8t.) 10) 1|29,94/30,06|70|77|67|63 F 29,90|29,88/67/76|66 62 30,28/30,25|70/77/67|59|C 2|30,13|30,15|73|79|72|68 F 29,81/29,89|68]72|65/64 30,23/30,18|64|77|67| 60 3/30,17|30,10|79|92)77|72 F 29,95|29,93/69/71\67|65 30,13/30,02|66|77|67| 62 4|30,10 380 73 F 29,84)/29,87/67|80/70|67 29,99|29,97|67|74/68|64 5 29,91)79|90\76/75 F 29,91|30,03/73|83|77|/67 30,02/30,13/68|83) [67 6|30,01/30,06/73|85|69/66 F 30,11/30,16/70|80|71 68 30,21/30,14/71/76/69/65 7|30,07|30,15|71|78|68|64 F 30,19/30,16|74/82|74/70 30,07 72)\84|71|65 8)30,16]29,83|73|83/74|/58 F 30,17/30,17|76|89|75|71 30,18)30,26 69) 69/63/57 9|29,83|30,00|78/86|77|70 F 30,16|30,11/75|85|75|72 30,30|30,30/63)71|65|62 10|30,02/30,17|66)76|65|53 F 11/30,22/30,07/69| 80|72)69 F 12|29,93/29,91/81|90/85|80/F 13/29,89|29,92|84/99|81/77 F 14|29,98|30,00)65|78|68|68 C 15|3,02|29,94|78/88|79|71 F 16/29,91|29,82/82/97/85|78 F 17|29,73|29,75|82|95|86|77 F 18|29,82|29,96|80|86/79|72 F 19|30,02|30,00|78/85/74|71/ F 20/30,02|30,10|72|75|67/64 R 21/30,19/30,24|71/76|66|62 F 22/30,30|30,25|74|83|72/66 F 23/30,22)29,93|74|85|70/68/F 24|29,79/29,92!77/90|76|71/R 25/29,98|29,96|70|74| [65 F 26|29,88|29,73|76|83|72|70 C 27|29,78|29,83/66|78|66/61 F 28/29,84|29,93 67/81|68/63 F 29/30,00/29,99|70/80/71/67 F 30/29,98/30,00/74/89| |71 F 31|29,99/29,96/75|77|69|67 F 30,08|30,06|78|89/81/74 29,98 /29,99|77|93|72|69 29,88|74'81|76|69 29,74/29,98|78|93|72|69 30,C0|30,09|70|81/71/65 30,11|29,98|70|74/70 68 29,72|29,89|74|81|74|67 30,00|30,03|68|76|72/65 30,07|30,01|69/80|71|67 30,01/30,11|74|73/68 64 30,17|30,18]70|74|68 62 30,07|29,90/72|88|80/74 29,89|29,95|79|87/73 69 30,00/30,06|73|77|63|65 30,07/30,09|71|77|63|66 30,06 30,05|69|77|68|67 30,03/30,08|71|78|70 67 30,07/30,19|76|82|72|69 30,27/30,19|66|65|59|60 30,11|29,93/64|74|70/70 29,98)30,05|71/78|72|67 30,15/30,21|70|78|70|66 F F F F F F Cc F 30,25|30,12/68/81/72|67|F 30,00|29,98|72|87|76|70| F 30,00|30,12|67|6257/56|C 30,22|30,22/55|59|59|61/C 30,15|30,07|63|71\67/66 R 29,95/30,03|69|80|75/70|C 30,11|30,18/70|79|71/70|F 30,21/30,19|73)85/76|73|F 30,20/30,11|73/83|71 69 F 30,10|30,07|72|87|79|71/R 30,09|29 ,87|70|80|75/72 F 29,80|30,11|72|78/66/57 F 30,21/30,06|52|65|56/54/F 29,92|29,83|56|57/52/49R 29,80|30,00/50|63|58)51/F 30,01|57|74/65/58|F 30,00|29,82|63|76/68/54 F 29,92|30,20/62|57|55|52 F 30,32/30,27|50/57/49'51 C 30,22/30,19|52'52|51/49 R 30,18|30,14/58 55|53)52\C [AOO3 33S sy yO TS Os se SO] Lede ne ie Ne ee lie Nae Ne Nee Ne Kee a Tao he Theo > Ngo > Na a> Nae a a a ee ToleToto be Ke lela Mee lee ho Nac bec Ke XeY Dee Nae Nae Nae Nae Mae Nae hao a> a>] BAIQVPOOOOsAA TAINO IANS WAAG|a AVOQVOO8 3 STON IOs BOAQNG: OO Ohh yO eS OO GE OIF OOOOs ss 3370333 TOOAGs SEEEEEL EL LEEPER CCL i Ceibebe eller CLL lel l LLL lel 111K i lole iki. Mean 76|84\73|69 78/80|71 67 6473/65/61 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. ; Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. aes 10p.m.| 8 N.)St. 20] 8 )N.)St.) 10 8 a.m. 10P.m. BN. St. 10) 8 N Sty 10)/8 ane. 10p.m.| 8 N St. 10) 8 N. St. 10 7 30,11/30 ,05 ba 61 52,52 F |C |\F |C |/30,02 45/61/5551) C |C|F /F |/29,62/29,90/41/42/37/33 F |F |F |F 2/30, ’01/29,73/51/63| |55/F |C/R|R 53/69 C |F |F |F |/30,00/29,85|31/43|40|37/F |F |C|C 329,33 /29,71 56/67/5956 R|F |F |C 29,80) [56 49/42/F |F |F |F |/30,03/30,28/32/40/34/24 F |F |F |F 4 29,87 /30,16 50/65 57/45/F /F |F |F ||29,72/29,67/47/57| |42'C |r |F |F |/30 ,35/30,24/23/44/42/40/F |F |F |C 5/30,16/29,88/43)63/58/56/F |F |/R |C ||29,73|29,97/40|48]43/34\F |F |F |F 30, 20|30,08)43/52/46 45,C F \C |R 6/29, ’81/29 .98/56|61/53\44 R |C |F |F | 30,01/30,09/36 50|48/39/C |C |C |C |/30,00/29,70|51 56/54.53,C |C |R|R 7 30,07 30,20 39/52 45/36)F |F |F |F |/30,28/30,29 24 34/F |F |F |F |/29,60|29,68/50|51/47 42|F |F |C |C 8/30,23 30, 1235/51/45 41|/F |F |F |C 30,30 30,3 40/33 /38/36|33 CC |C |C ||29,70|29,68/40)40) 41 33 CC FI\F 9 30,01|30,00 46 67/95 43 F |F |F |F | 30,47/30,22 26 35/35/38 |C |C|C |C ||29,70|29,82/34 40/35 28) F |F IF |F 10 29,96/29,83 |46 57/5250, F |C |R |R ||29,84'29 ,81/47|50/43/36 RR |F |F |/29,82|29,89|25/30|2822| F |F |F |F 11/29,80|29,69 47|62/60155/R /R |F |F |/29,89/30,17/34|40/36|3) F \c \C |F |/30,06)30,20/18|28|26 22 F FF \F 12!29,71|29,57) 50 74/66 62)/F |F |F /C |/30,30/30,13/26 47/30/35, F |r |F |F |/30,20/30,11/30/44.37 39 C FC |F 13/29,64/30,00|53)60| /45/F |C |F |/F 30,11/30,19.37) /43/41/C | |R |R |/30,14/30,11/445/57/51/43 F |F |F |C 14 30,09)29,97 44/6296 .51/F |F | F |F |/30,21/30,10|4349 47/45/R | |R |R |/29,93/29,62/48/58)/51/54.C |C |RIR 15 29,98/30,13 57 72/6054. P |F /F /F |/30,05)29,70|44)46/46|46|R|R |R|R |/29,66|29,63)44|50/43)41/F |F |F |C 16/30,13|29, 71\55 5459/56 /C |F |R |R ||/29,74/29,72/38/52/47|38/F |F |C |F ||29,53|29,76/34|42/38|28|S |F |F |C 17/29,60 29,76 52 65/57/48)R |F |F |F |/29,73|29,73/34/48/41|35|F |F |F |F ||29,87/30,07/27|36/31/24\F |F |F |F 18|29,76|29,75|45/58)50\41/F |F |C |C |/29,73)29,87 33/41 43)29|F |F |F |F ||30,17/30,27|21|38/33/31|F |F |F |F 19 29,78 30,0) 41/54 47.39 F |F |F |F | 29.88/29,82 98/44/4030 FF |E |F |/30,25 48/45/42 C CC |F 20/30, 11 30,03)36/50 42 42/F FC |C | 29 76'29,60 39/39 39/34 /C/C |C |C ||29,87|29,91/49/52/5045 R FF |F 21 29,96 29,92/40 50 47 46 RF CR |/29,77 29/44) 29/F |F |F |F |/30,08/30,12|37/50/43/34)F |F F |F 22'29.75|29,47/49| 48/42 40/R |R /R |R ||29,88/29,99/98/40/36/30|F |r EF 30,11|29,72/34/48/45 46 F C |C|\C 23 29,72|29,76/38)51)__ 42 FF FF |/30,07/29,84/25/39/34|27/F |F |F |F |/29,58)29,81/50|49 43/34,C F |F |F 24|29,71/29,49)49|55|52/41 RC /R |F |/29,87/29,77|27/37/33|/32/C|C |S |C |/29,61/29,17/33 34/36 32 S'R/RIR 25 /29,71)29,77/34/47|41 36 /F | F \C |29,78)29,77/33/42/37/29|C |F |F |F ||29,48]29,77|26 31/26) 21 FF \F |p 26 29,32/43)49 5150. R RRC |29,72)29,56 27) 40)32/32|F |F |F |C |29,87/30,00/24/36/31'35 F |F |F |F 27) 29 20/29, '30 38 47/41'36/C |C |C F |/29,58/29,38/33/49|41/41|F |F |F |C ||30,17/30,30|22|33/29 22, F F |F|F 28) 30, 10/30,25) 34/43/38 31 F [FP |E 29,23) 44)48/41/33/F |F |F |F ||30,28/29,85|22/40/38/39|C |F |C |R 29 30,17/30,23|39|51/48 38 F |F |F |F 32/48/47/46)F |F |F |F |/29,11)29,36/51/55/50 38 R/C /R |F 30/30.42)30,44/34/43 38132 FF | |E 48/62/56|55|F |F |F |F | 29,52)/29,22|32|42/36 33/F |C |R |S 21,30,34 30,06 39/52/4945 C CC |C 29,28)29,43/27)21 Bc” |F |F |F Mean } 45/57/51145) | 36/47|41/37 |35}43|39)35| | N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S$. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1806. 159 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer.; Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. 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GC C\C|F 10/30,18|30,19|59)74)66/59/F |F |r |F |/29,92)29,83/34)48/37|34/C |C |F |F ||29,73/29,58|40|44 4443'C |R |C|R 11/30,21/30,15|57\77/64/58|F |F |F |F |/29,89|29,77|32|48|43|38|F |F |F |F ||29,68)29,93|39|43/43 32|R |C |F|F |1.2/30,10|30,00|57) 78\67/59)F |r [ir |F ||29,68)29,58)47/57/53|52/F |C |C |R |/29,81/29,86|34|46 42/35 C |F |F |F /13/29,96|29,80|55| 72/63/58 F |F \C |F ||29,65|29,85/41/43/39|32, R/C |C |F ||29,81/29,43/39 45/41 42R |R/RIR 14)29,78|29 64977 7963)63/F |F |F |F |/29,98/30,08)24)40/33|27|F |F |F |F |/29,49|29,84|40/54)46/37/C |F |F |C 15|29,67|29,92 60/74)60/50|F |F |F | F |/30,15/30,11)24/37|32/25|F |F |F |F ||29,98|29,77/38|43/35/38/C |S |S|S 16|30,02}: 30,13 47|66/58|48/F |F |e |p 30,11/29.88| |3632|24/F |F |F |F ||29,30/29,80|37/45|/38|32|R |F |F |F |17/30,21|29,95)90/56/54)54/C |C |C |R ||29,81|29,73|20|34)30/33|F |F |C |C ||30,12)29,97/25/36|32|32|F |F |F |F 18) 29,70/29,68 62/74)57/51/F |R |C |R |/29,57|29,72|24/32/33|30/S |S |S |S ||29,61/29,70|38/42/34/28/C |F |F |F 19/ 29,61] 29,63 44/53)45)35/C |F /F |) F |/29,18/29,34) |37/34/35/C|C|R |C |/29,62|29,71|26|36|32\26 C |F |S |F 20 29,79) 29,96 36) 46/39/36) F |F |F |C ||29,48/29,62|30/40|/36/30|F | F |F |F ||30,04|29,77|15|29|32/32\C |F |C|F 21/29,93)29,73/47/59/53/53/F |F |F |F |/29,61/29,57/2 4/37/3533) F |C |S |R |/29,66)29,81/34|50/41/35|F |C |F |F 22/29,65|29,81/53/57/47/37|R |F |F |F ||29,69|29,73 |32|40|35/29| F | F |F |F |/29,78|29,68|27|46/39/38|F |F |F |C 23/29,84/29,66 31/47/39/34|F |F |F | F ||29,68/29,61/27|44|38/32|F |F |F |F | 29,85)29,90|29|47/36|32) F |F |C |F 24/29,55/29,38/34)53 44/40/F |F |F |F |/29,69)29,79|28/41)/35|31/F |C |F |F |/30,13]30,23/21)/38)32|24|F |F |F |F 25/29,32|29,40/35|61/54/44/F | |¥ |F |/29,84|29,77/27/38|35/35|F |F |F |C |/30,16/30,28/30|24)22| 23) S |S |S |C 26) 29,53/29,69/42|50)/43)38|C |C |F | F ||29,70/29,82| 43/40/37/37|R|C |C |C |/30,31|30,18/23|35/33/32/C |F |C |F /27|29,72)|29,72 38] 42)42|35|C |C |C |C ||29,74/29,54/43/45/56/58/ R|R|R|R 430,15 30,05/29/44|39 36)F |F |F |F 28 29,80 29 ‘83/31 42/36/30/F | F | F | F ||29,62/29,89|/51|52/43/35|F |F |C |F ||30,08|/29,91/26|44/38 32/F |F |F |F 29/29,86'29,94 31/48/4135 F | F |F |F ||29,89/29,93/37|42/37/28/C |F |F |F ||29,90/29,39/37/40/39/40)C |C |R |R 30 29,98 29,83)37/49/49 50/C |C |R |R ||30,00|30,08|27/38/33/26|F |F |F |F |/29,29]29,53|32|42/36 34 S |F |F \|F 31/29,58/29,54) |47|57/46)36|C |C |C |F 29,38|29,83/40/45|37/30|F |F |F |F Mean |48] 60/53/48 35/44|39/36 32|42137/33 N. Neon, St. Sunset. F. Fair, C. Cloudy. R, Rain. H. Hail. §. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1808. 163 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH, Barometer. Vherm. Weather. || Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. 8 a.m.(l0p.m.| 8 )N.|St.) 10 10)|8 a.m. 10e.m-| 8)N.|St./ 10 St 8 a.m./l0p.m.| 8 |N.jSt.) 10 St. 29,79|30,12)/44/42!39|33) F 30,46)30,49}27/33 30/25 30,42/30,24/ 26|51|44/33 30,13]29,95|36/58|52\44 29,79)25,81) 48] 68/57/42 30,00/30,21/31)/30/24/18 30,25|30,18]16]31/27/20 30,08)29,70|29)39|34|35 29,98]29,94|34|51/44/35 /29,90|29,61/35|53/41/38 8 29,62)29,49|41 46/43/40 G F F F F Fr F F FE Cc 29 /29|29,79/39|44/37/32/R F F Ss Ss R E F 6 R FE FE 29,65|30,06)35/40|32/24 30,30/30,29)18)34|31/30 30,13]29,90|34|39|35)34 30,08)30,16)37|39|35|34 30,14|30,09|35|36/34/33 30,02|29,78)33/34/ 33/32 29,49|29,22)35/33/32/32 28,98)29,19|31/34/30)30 29 38)29,61/32|38/34)31 29,72)29,70|30/41/35|33 29,84) 29,75]31|47|38133 29,67/29,67/34|46/39)33 29,59|29,31|35|37|37/33 29 '36|29,78)27|32|27 22 30,12/30,26]18/29|27)27 30,16/29,89]29/35]24/18 29/87/30,41|23/27| 18/10 30,50/30,31| 626)27\11 30,25/29,71/12|29/23/30 29,48)29,78|28/40/32/24 29,78)29,40127|40/35 34 29,48)29,72/29/34/25/18 29,81/29,67|21/35/30/25 29,63]29,73123/32/21/13 29,74|29,65) 8]22/19|13 29,71/29,76]20/39)33)28 29.98 33/47/38)35 29,71/29,63)40/54/51/45 29,86 29,87 26/34/29 22 30,01/29,54|11/18)15 29,83)29,50)15/23)27 29,77|30,06)15|15] 9 30,29/30,30| 6/25/20 30,29/30,07/11)27/25|30 30,01/30,01/27|30/31|29 29°68]29.58)34)34/26)20 29.75|29,99]15)26|23)16 10/30,18)30,23)10/25|20) 12 11)30,31|29,90) §/31/33)33 12/29,69|29.73)33/44|36/31 13/29,90|30,01/18|28]23)15 14)29,80/29,01)17/32/32/19 15/29,43/29.98) 8/18|J4) 8 16)30,25|30,28) 2/20|15/15 17}30,10/30,06]25|40/36)35 18)29,88/29,55)39)/ 40/42/40 19}29,62/29,80)30 3226/18 20/29,97)30,17 L4]28 24/19 21/30,29)30,09 20|36)/33/34 22/30,19)30,11)/35]45/38 39 23)29,75]29 43)41144/49/40 24]29,57/29,69)34144)34 28 25|29,93)30 20)17/27\24/17 26/30,28)30,21)15|34)33/34 27/30,02129,70)35/46)45/45 23/29,80)30,08)31|29/23/15 29/30,18)30,21/13)28)23/18 30|30,32)30,32 17/31/25|18 31|30.27]30,01 2140/33/34 lsh Se ee wane OM sores 12 I A 37HOBATAOR BAA yyM Say HONAATOANAO a 30,13]30,22125/34)31/26 30,22/30,04|27/39|33|34 30,01)30,04)33]35]32/29 30,18]30,18|33]37|33|32 30,01/29.70)37|40)49|45 29.99/30,20/39|45/40/32 30,21 /29,78)36/47|40|39 29,83/29,91]41]47/41/33 29,96|29,45)35|35)35/35) 29,66|30,18)36)44/36)31 30,31|30,33)34|46|40/34 30,22|30,19)39|59/48)40/ 1° 30,08|29,54)40|44)51|53/R 29,63)30,03/49|52/41|35|F 30,22/30,05)34|50)44|36)F |129,79|29,45}45|63|55|51/C ||29,93)29.83|53|48)34|27|C F C Cc OO ON OO dd dd el Pe Clo Lloloi iL lblolek belek -Kelel-1-ok i]s QO OOO 1 Wy OO Oe oo ion -erholel iii ikl kelel lolol lelelel- LoL.) Aya Ny yOOTyyORNRTAOQRARAO |29,97|29,90/28)42)37|32 29,76/29,73)41)56)50/40 29,76)29,85|40)41/36)34 FT Nace Nae Mec sacle Neel Ne Narlic 1 A he Dare eke beck bolle) Ll lL lelell--L loli lel-lel-i-lel-iai. Pik ih lelek-L-l-lelel i i- ll L iL Lelio Tol ol hii] clciekololobplol-kelel-i-l-lel-k tik hk k heli LoioLoL.| Aan SPO yO OO my On yn ay Mean 21/31/28|24 28/37/32128 36|46)40)35 APRIL. rare MmAray Fo iin, Barometer. Therm. Weathe Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 10)/8 a.m.) 10e.at. _8|N./St.) 10) 8 29,91)29,61/54/59|57/58)/C 29,71|29,77|60/77/67/60) F |B f y F 5 St. F Ba.m.jl0e m.| 8 )N.\St.) 10 29,78) 29,70|36/44/41|35 29,67 29,61 40/53 44/41 29,59/29,91|39/45/43)44 29,91 29,80/47/59/48)42 29,67|29,34|43/44)39/40 29,37 29,44/40/50/46/36 29,43) 29,54 |42/55/47/39 29,66/30,06)42/50)43|35 30,10)30,17/38/51|39|32 1.0|30,33/30,36|29/38/32/30 11)30,33)30,07/34/48)33)38 12|29,74|29,78/44/53 48/40 13]29,73/29,65|44|49/40/38 14|29,58 29,77)46)65)48/42 15|29,92)29,97/51/61/45/43 16)29,82)29,70)43/45 42\44 17/29,51|29,68)48)47/49|44 18]29,82/29,80)/48)52/42\44 19|29,92)29,96)44)51|52/51 20/29,98)29 ,82/54|58/53/46 21|29,72 29,68/51/66/58|54 22]29 ,75|29,64/47|52|44/39 23/29,49|29 53/54 /63/58/50 24)29,69)29,7451/51/45/44 25|29,60) 29,52)50/55/50/40 26|29,58) 29,75 |45|45| 44/45 2729 ,99/30,19|52|61/51/49 28|30,29|30,27|57/70|57|56 29/30,27)30,27|65)74/58)53 29,69/29,65|52/58)/54)51 30/30,39)30,32)54)54|48/43 29,70/29,72)61|76|66|59 31 29,72)29,60/66)80)59/58 Mean 46'54/46/43 5562/53/51 677566161 = N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. ain. H. Hail. S. Snow, 8S a.m.)l0e.m.) 8)N.St.) 10 30,18)30,08)53/65|56|50 30,00|29,97|63|80| 63/57 29,99|30,00|60|74|64|57 30,06)29,99|59/67/57)51 29,86|29,61/58/63)54)53 /29,47|29,67/93/63)57/49 29,67)29,60/56/55)49)45 2959/29 ,63/43/51/46/43 29,63) 29,85/48/62/55)47, 29,93]30,02/55/58)50|47 30,03)29,91|55/51/45/44 29,78)29,50)44/46)47/45 29,53/29,50|56/61)/51|48 29,36)29 35/48/53) 46/49 29,35|/29,48)/56/56} |53) 29.48/29 69)61/68)59/50 29,83)29,89|51/59/49) 45, 29,98/30,00/51/61/49)48 30,05) 30,04)58|68)60/56 30,09)30,11)61|76/60|55 30,08)29,95/59/63/52|51 29,90)29,80/53/55151/50 29,85/30,02/53/66)/57/49 30,08/30,0257/60| |52 29,92) 29,82/51/56)52 29,79/29,92/57/58)51|52 29,95/30,00/61/65)55/52 29,93/29,80)52)56/52)51 29,87/30,09]74/85|65/58| F 30,18)/30,10/63)78)64/62) F 30,08) 29,97/76/92/80)74 29,99)29,91|79|93/74/73| F 29,93)30,06/65/68/57/54) f° 30,11)/30,21/60)71/63/56) F 30,27/30,21/66)78)65)58)F 30,12/30,03)63/85|73/67 29,98)29,88)77|86)73)69; 29,89/30,00/70)73) |64 30,09|30,19]58/62/54/50 30,17)29,97|55|65/58)55 29,90/30,00/72/81)/66)63 30,02)29,94)71|76/68)64 29,88)/29,72)69)71/64|62 29,79)30,08)/52) 49/49/49 30,16)30,13}51/52/51/48 30,13)30,11/52/60 61/48 30,09)30,01)58/67|/59|55, 29,99|29,99|65/82) 73/65 29,97/29,92)76|83|7 1/67 29,91)30,01|67/70|65|61 30,02|30,02)69/85|69| 65 29,98)/30,01/76 90)75|71 29,99) 29,84/79/94/82/69 29,87) 29,73/79|69| 62/61 29,83)29,83|67/72/68}68 29,88 74/82/68]66 Eells iLTo)] ODIH oR woe! pelea her eo h-lehe-lehol-Le lel Ie-le-1--le lee he lolele- ilk Tell clic aol cl Mec ie Nac K@ Yee dc Ke No Ure Marlee Mae che ee aac ac Keo sl tia -lolel-L-l-l-lel-L-L-I-)--lel.I-l-iol-ln kil) Pekka ok L- kL ilokel--I--Lhol>)--L-]-le Lol Lol-lel--lel-ie lige Nelo cK Vac Ngo hae Ne Meo Kee -oI- hae Ma hak Valse a a eo aol Kee Xela Sy ORS Oe OS Clot k-k lL helel-l--lelL-L-k-t--L-i-L-i fell iL] OPS Daa DOOQCOOR m= Za HOD SHOR SP POs ASS ODOR OOCOMa aya = az Ell kot lel leoke leh ko keke hel-l--k-L-L>l--i- lial QBFORQOQARRDBAOOT TTP OOR AST TS TOD SSS Cl ell) lolol LL Lel- Nelle kelokl--Le-lehe- heli cal ro 164 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1808. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm, Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. , - Therm. _ Weather. SaatyIOe-at.| 8)N.)Ste) 10 NoSt 105 aat10e.at,| BN. St 10] 6 /N. St 10/6 a.m 10e.af.| B/N. St.) 10) 8 (N.S) 10 1/29,66 ,66|29,65 82/97/86 ae EF |F |C |/29,92\29,98|70|85/76]69| F |F |F |F |/30,21)30,09) 69)84/73)66\F | | F )F Q)20, 89/29, 97 68)72|62|61\C |C |C |C ||29,98|30,01|75|86}77)/72| F |F | F |F |/380,10)30,11 68)87|79\67|F |F)F |F 3 30,01 30,02 63}70|60|60'R.|C |C |C |/30,05)30,03|76|85)74|70) F | F | EF |F 30,13)/30,11|69/89\77|70) F | |C |F 429 86|29,73|64|78|69|/69|R |C |R |C |29,97 BO|9G6 FF JEFF }/30,08]29,94|75|87|72)70/C [F/R IR 5|29,80/29,96)72|87|75|69| F |F |F |C 30,06|80)68)64/60) F |C|C)F |/29,89 75|82|\74/70|F F F IF 6/30,01/30,09)68/76)66|62)R |F )F |F |]30,14)30,12|65|73/63/59/ F |B | hk |F 29,68)75|85|76) 68) F |F |F |R 7|30,11|30,13)69|82|69|62|F |F |E |F |/380,09|29,91|66|77|65/62/C |F |F |r 29,79|30,03|63/75|63)58|F |F)C |F 8/30,13}30,11|70|75|64)63)C |F |C |C ||29,87|29,98|67|77/66|59)R | F | F EF |/30,24)30,38) 6168/59/55) f° FIF|F 9|30,03/30,04/59|64/60/61/R.|R|R|R ||30,01/30,02|66)74)65)60) i | FE F |/30,38]30,29|58|68|60)55| F |F) F | ¥ 10)30,10}30,20)67/81|74|69|R.| C |R|C |/29,98 66 68) ¢ | F |F |E |/30,19/30,08|59)76|65)59) F JP) F | F 11/30,20)/30,10|72|81|71/69|R |R|R|F 30,02) 71\65|F |e |E \F |/30,01)30,02|63|/79| |65|/F |F|\F\F 12|30,07|30,05|77|88|78|74|F |F |F |F ||29,98)29,93|69\79\70/65) r F |F | |/30,07/30,10|59|62|58\56| C |C|c | C 13/30,09}30,12)74/77|69|63)R | F [EF | F {29,95 71|78)70\66) er | F |) |F |/30,11)29,93/57|67/59/57|F [fF F 14)30,19)/30,22)/69|79|69|65|F | F |F |r 29,82 67/82|74|71/C|C |C\C |/29,94|30,00/62/73/62|55) F |) F F 15)/30,23)30,11)73/81|72|69| F | F | | F |30,06 65|74|66|57|F | F |F |F ||30,03)30,21|65/79|65)61|C |F|F |F 16|30,03)29,93/76|93|80/76)F | F |F |F ||30,30)30,28)62)70)69/53) F | F F |F |/30,29/30,17|65|70| __|63)C |C/C|\C 17|29,93/29,80|84)98)78)77| F | F |R.|F |/30,23)30,07|58)/68)61|56 F | F |F |F }/29,94|29,79|69)|79/75|68) R |R)F | F 18)29,94|30,11)/81|86/73)67|F | F | F|C 29,95/29,95 62/69|64|62|F | F |F |F |29,71/29,70|70|87|77/70| F F\F\F 19)30,18)30,16|67|72|67|59| F | F |F |C |/30,05|30,21/66/63)62/58)C)R |C F ||29,69|29,69|74|90| 78/63) # |F | F |R 20/30,17}30,04| |78|69|62)F | F | |F ||30,21/30,13|66)69)61)57|F | F |B F |/29,73/29,65|68)69) 61|55|C |R|R|R 21|29,99]/29,80/70|84|69|68|F | F |F|C ||30,15/30,00/61|73|65|59| F | F |F |F 29,65|29,97/48|56| |40)/C |F | FF 22/29,70|29,67|77/84173/69/C | C | |F |30,11)30,09/60] |69)59|/F F JE |F ||30,16|30,20|43/58|50/48) F |F | F | F 23)29,62/29,70/76|77/69|68/C | C |R|R |30,08)30,04)61} |72/66)F F |F|F |/30,25)30,28)53/64)55|50/C |F\ F | F 24/29,79|30,02|70|/76/69/64)R| C | F|F |30,04)30,00/68)79/70)54) F F |F |F ||30,26|30,04|52|64|61/57|C |F|C |C 25)30,10)30,10/68/77/68)/65/ F | F |F | EP ||29,98)29,83/72/85/78/71) F | F F |F ||29,80/29,54|64|68| |52)F |C}C |R 26/30,03 29,93 69]72170|67/C|R|R|C ||29,67|29,66|77/88/78/71|F |F |F |F ||29,62}29,88)60|58)48/43/C |F |C |C 27/29,98/30,03|73)74|71/67/F | F |F |F ||29,70 65/78/68/58|F |F |F | F |/29,99|30,11)40/51/45 45|F |F\F|F 28)/30,11)/30,09/72/82/69/67)F |F | F |F |/29,80)29,89|61|76)68)58) F F |F |F ||30,17|30,17)}42/62)55|51|F |F | F) F 29/30,03)29,94 71/81/68/62|C|C |R|R ||29,94|30,05|64|80/69)59|F | F |F F |/30,17/30,15/56|64/58/58)C |C|R|R 30)/29,58)29 82167 80/72/66)R|C\E | |30,09|30,13)64/77|67/58) F F |F |F \|30,20/30,24|61|74) 65/58) R |C |F | F 31/29,89/29. 1 75|81/72/65/C | F |F |F |]30,22|30,23/59/71/67/58) F |F F\F Mean 71(80|70|67 67'77|69|62 61(72!64)59 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.m.)l0e.m.| 8|N.{St.10| 8 )N. St. 8 a.m.) l0p.M.| 8)N.)St. 10 St. 10//3 a.m.)l0p.m.| 8 N. St. 10 (st. 30,26/30,05 6473 61/58\/C 30,33/30,01/36)57/51/47 30,00/30 ,18|37/39| 37/33 29,98!30,04|64 72) |60\C 29,98)29,98)48/63'57/48 30,20/30,10/34) —|39/39 30,20/30,25151157|52| 44|F 30,03/30,20/- 29,91/29,48)40/43/44|45 30,28 130, 03)48 96)53) 52|/F 30 27|30,20 28,88)/29,22)52)48 45|37 29,91/29.83)52'60/56153/R 29,83)29,48/57 56151 45 F 29.79/30,08 44 56/51\47|F 30,18130,30/40.54\48|40\F 30,30 37\57|51|50|F 10|29,90)29,90|53)63/58|54|R 11/30,00|30,14|59/72 62)55|C 12/30,1829.90157/61157/56/C 13 29,63 29,97|60 69 60/48) 14|30,07 43/54/48) |F 30,11/29,82/36 29,62/29,73)3215: 29,91/29,93)32 29,78)29,7136|59\5 29.71/29,43)33)5: 29,59|29,80/53/65/5 30,07|30,17|43 30,13|29,93/45|49|45|48 29,71/29,33/49|5) 52|52 29,44/29,62/40|51/45|38 29,39/29,63/32|38|32)26 2986/30 ,06|23|27|23)20 30, 17/30,21}12]25/23/15 30,28)30,39)10/24/20/15 30,38)29,99}10/28)29)35 29,92!30,05/30) 42|36)28 29,95|29,23)/36)41|41 45) 2),23129 6642) 43)35 29,74/29,69 29/8: 33)2 29°57 29.29 2 OO OSs TOs PWAC|a 15130,0130,20/40 60/53/44) E 29,52129,10|42 45 43/43 29,18'29.33/17)2! 16/30,22/30,08|48 54 53/50 2912/29 44/33}48 44/40 29,50129,68)23) 35/32] 2: \17/29,91'29,81|48| 61/61 |18|30,02 30,32)58 53/43/34 19/30,42/30,40/33 47/41/39) 20/30,32/30,18/42/49)46)44 21/30,18/30,30/42/57|48)39 |22)30,26)/29,72)48)/ 49/51/60 |23/29,80!30,12/59|69| |49 24/30,30/30,35/43 45 41/36 25) 30,35/30,11/34)44'44)46 26/30,06)29,74/46)58 52/51 |27/29,93)30,00/45|55149/45 28|29,93130,27/34|36 31/25 29) 30,23120,90|29! 48/45/45 30/30,17/30,38)40 40135 /29 291912956 31)30,45 30,3227 47/42 34 29,77|29,90|18} 29/23/20 Mean \47'56'50'46 7147 43/39 29/36/33130 N. Noon, St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8S. Snow. 29,50/29,50)33)50, 29,71|29,73|35|47/40|31 30,01|30,10 28/40 35]31 30,06|29,99/34|42!39|40 30,00/29,83 36149) 43 29/30|29,41 46/51/4847 29.45/29,51/41/45)38/32 29,52/29.59 32/37/32127 29,56|29 66 23/37 34/29 29,74|29,86 24197 95/27 30,03/30,08)24)/33 29/23 30,03)30,03 32/37 33]28 30,07 29,91|30)45 44/41 29,87|29,88)39]45 41/40 29,74/29,95 13): 30,03'29,79 29,72'29,53/45|48/45|42 29, 19}29.93)52| 48/38/32 30,14/30,24/30|36|33)/33 30,20/30,11)35|41/34)34 30,08/29,90/40|55|56/53 29,85/30,03)50|40/33 30.23/30, 19]19|27|21) 26 29,99]29,73|22I 30 29/89)29,71 29,74 29,88): 29,91/29,58 CONTON= = HDOOZDADDADADOQQOSSTBZOQODAo Tolclelclele lel lelel- tele biel il colololoie ie lol-lolol-li4 OSD BOD TOOOR SOOT ROOOR MBAS OOCO! TS Te ee > Ii Lol leleloiel-L- lola i holelpiplel--b-l- kell Ol-lolek Ae) Sea aS SOOCORPFOOTRDOT STON OT TOR AAT A ANOANANRADQOFADAOAQOMRDAOMAOMS AAA S| FORADNANAQAAAOMZENODASBIS TB sBOVOG4 FONAANANODAAOOA ST HOQSD Aa MIATA BHOERDAOTOR SAFONOV TETRA TB TOTAA ATOMS Ae ynNBQQos sss sss f ri 4 § ONOBAHAER ODOR AAs AAy=O Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1809. 165 iLL lelel>i- hole |-lel--L- LLL Lelio Lh Lole| 20 29,54 29,68|34 48/36/33 F 21 29,90 29.88/18 26/22/14 /F 22 29,82/29,31 15'26|23/33|C 23 28,82 29,07/34 41/34|30/R 24 29,19 29,39]24 29/23/15|F 25 29,58 29,64|13 22/18/13 F 26 29,62 29,56/17 23/19/20 S 27 29,63 29,57|14 30/2217 F 28 29,61 29,72/13 27/23/20/F 29 29,88 29,92 22 34/27 20 /F 30 29,78 29,30/26 30|30/30)S 29,57 19|30|29/30 29,65)29,6Y 20/32/25|25 29,42) 29,60 35/35/28/20 29,61|29,87 22)30/24)15) 30,09|30,11, 9]25|19|13 29,92 '25/33|32/30 29,88/29,95 31/43/34/31) 30,08|30,18 32)/38/32|25 30,16/29,78 33/39/34 34 29,38|29,59/40/51| /34 29,62|29,67|37/48|40/38 29,80/30,10/39/38/34|34 30,20/30,00)37/42/34)33 29,61|29,57/35|40/39/33 29,62|29,72|18)38|29|25 29,48|29,38|33|42|35|32 29,58|29,79|24)31|20|17 29,86|30,01}18)29/28|24 29,95|30 ,23)35/47/35|29 30,42|30,41/26 34/31/29 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. ; Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather, || Barometer. Therm. Weather. 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St. Sunset, fF, Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 166 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1809. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. | Therm. , Weather. || Barometer. , Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. | ‘Therm. Weather. Sa-m.|10r.m.| 8 )N.|St./ 10 8 [N./St.) 10/8 a.m./10e.m.| 8 )N.jSt./10 | 8 [N.)St./ 10)/8 a.m.) 10e.o1.| 8 [N./St.) 10) 6 (N.\St.) 10 "7 |30,00|29,79|70/82|65/65 F \F |F |F |/30,18)30,08|71|80|70|65| P/F | |F |/29,93)29,98|69|70|63|58)F |F |F |F 2/29,67|29,92|66|80/72/65 R |C |F |C ||30,07|30,07|72/85|71/64/F |F |F | |/29,97/29,92|67/83)/70)63|F |F |F | 3/30,10 60|77|_ |60 F |F |F |F |/30,07|29,99|70|77\67\64|F |F | |F ||29,95)30,00)60)68)61|60)C |C |C \C 4 30,19|69|78|67/58 F |F |F |F |/29,96/29,85|74/80|69|66/R |C |F |F ||29,98)29,98|65)77/69 63) F |F |R \F 5/30,24)/30,13/67|77/67|62 F |F |I? |C ||29,86/29,93/77/94|76|74/F FE |F |C |/30,00/30,05/58) 70/53/53 F |F |F |F 6|30,41/30,00|68/77/69|62 F |F |C |F ||29,93|30,00|79|88|78|72|F |F |F |C ||/30,05)30,14)55)59|57/53|F |F \C |F 7|29,93]30,01|62|74|62/58 C |F |F |F ||29,97|29,93]78|88|74/67|C |F |F |F ||/30,22)30,21/55/66 53/54) F |F [FP | 8]30,00}29,93|70|78)70|67 F |F |F |F |29,88 74)85|72|66|F |F |R.|F |/30,18]30,12\55|76/67|57|F |F |F |F 9/29,91|29,83|75|92/80/75/F |F |F |F 29,90] |71|61)56/F | |i? | |/30,09 peli 78|70|62/F |F |F |F 10|29,79|29,82|80/94/79|73\F |F |F |F ||29,9629,99|61/79|66 60, F F \F |F |/29,99)/29,92|\67|84/74/65|P |F |F IF 11|29,88|30,00}76|79|63|63 C |F |C |C ||30,00)30,02/66|75|63/61/C |F |C |R |29,93/29,86/67)85 75/69] F |F |F |F 12/30,01|29,89|58/57/58/61 R |R |R |R |/30,02)30,11/63|77/66|63|C |C |C |C ||29,98)30,09|67|76|64)55|C | F |F |F 13|29,92|29,97|60|76|68|65 R |C |F |F |/30,13/30,06|66/77/67/65|C (6 |F |F )30,16)30,20)53/61)53 4a) 1° P| | 14|29,81/29,84)75|84|75|70 F |R |F |F | 30,00)29,93|72|8.4/72|69|C |F |F | ||30,20/30,09|50/6456/47)F |F |P |F 15|29,90|30,00|73|86|72/68 F' |F |F |R ||29,92|30,C8)75|78/68|63) R | |F |F | 29,99)29,83)54 65|59/56,C |R | (R 16|30,09)30,10|67|72|65/62 C |F |F |C ||30,12)30,07|67|78/67|61|F |F \F \F | 29,92)30,14)52)53/51/45)r R|R |F 17|30,07/30,03|64/63/58/56/C |R |R |R ||30,04)29,90|66)70/65)63|C /R |R |C |/30,22'30,16)49 59/54/51) fh F |b |F 18/29,89|29,97|58|57/54/54 R |R |R |R ||29,93/30,10/67|78|68)62/R F |F |C |/30,18)30,12)52/68)58|52)R | |B FP 19]29,92)29,80)55|57/55|55 R |R |R |R |/30,14)30,12/63/71/61/55) F FF |F | 30,10/30,02)57)74 62/56/F |F |F jF 20|29,72|29,72|57|70\61|61\C |C |C |C | 30,10/30,01/61|72/63|58/F |F |F |F |/30,02/30,10/60/71)62/56 FF Fr |F 21/29,73)29,69|69|75 63/58, F |F |C |F ||29,99/30,02/64|85|72|68|F |F |F |F ||30.17|/30,18|57\70|60/55/F |B |P | 22/29 68|29,79|68|75/64|61 F |F |C |F ||30,07/30,20|69|78|67/57 F |F |F |F |/30,13)30,01/56)69)/63 57|/F \F |F \P 23|29,81|29,89/68|73/63/60 F |F |R |F |/30,28/30,21/60/74| (62. F | |E |i |/29,93|29,74 62/77/66 61)C |F |F |R 24/29,91|29,81|68/75|68|62 F |F |C |C ||30,09/29,88/64|71|65/68|R |C |C |R|/29,69 29,90/61/73|60/53)F |F \F |F 25|29,84|29.89|66|77|67|68 C |F |C |F ||29,97/29,99/55/59|56)57|R |C |C |F ||29,93)29,92)53,72/65|55|F |F |F |R 26|29,73|29,79|70|79|65/64 F |F |R |F ||29,95)29,88/62/72|61/61/C |F |F |R |/30,03)30,06/49,59)54/45)F |F |E IP 27 29,68/70/75/66|64 F |F |R |F |29,80/29,67/59!70|66|63/R |R |R |C ||30,19/29,90/46/61)56|53 P/F |B |F 28|29,78|29,97|71/82|73|63 F |F |F |F ||29,73/29,89/63|81| |61/F |F |F |F ||29,91)30,02/51/66)56/48 FF |F RP 29/30,08/30,16|70|78|67/63 F |F |F |F ||29,88)29,89|66,74|65/59| F |F \F |F |/30, 06/3003) 46 63/57 52 F F F \F 30/30,18)30,13)68|78|66|61 F |F |F |F |29,9629,83|66|75|/63 61/F |F |F |F |/30, 03130,03156 84|66 55\F |F |F |F 31|30,16|30,13/69/78|67|62 F |F |F |F ||29,71\29,82|70|83|74|66|R |F |F \F || Mean 67/76166|63 67/78'67 63 \ 57/70/61|55 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. * | DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. 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Weather HI ‘Barometer. _ Therm. _; Weather. 8 a.m. L0p.m.| 8 |N.|St.) 10) 8 {N.)St.) 10/8 a.m. l0e.at.) 8 )N.St.) 10 St) 108 a.at./10p.m.) S/N St.) 10) St. 30,03130,11/58|85|75|61/E F |/30,46|30,51/34|50/ 45/37 '30,05)/29,73|26|35|35 40) 30,18/30,19/60|73/64)63 F F ||30,48|30,15)33/54|52|52 |29,58|29,72|36)45|43/38) 30,23|30,29 64/85/71 /63)F i* | 29,93|29,63)58|68 64/64, |29,96|30,18/39| 46|44 34 30,29 30,20/65|75|69/68 30,18|30,08 69|32|72/67 30,03/30,03/72)/37|77|68 30,19]30,24 59/70/60 57 130,32|30,19|53]64/58/55 9|30,10 29,8759 80/76 66 10|29,80|29,73'67|37|79|73 11/29,97/30,23/59]64)98|50 12.30,41|30 “4050 55/51/52 13(30,37/30,30/56|63|60)55 14/30,22 30,14 59|77\71|64 15/30,12/30,16 66|74/56 57 16|30,26 52/57/5148 17/30,10/29,99)48/55|52|52 |18|29,98/29,99| 4859 52) 44 19.30,03/30,08|16/59)50/45, 20/30,12/30,14/44/54/46) 48 21/30, 19/30,20|40|56/49) 40 22/30,29|30,23|40)59/52)42) 23/30,15/29,89/40)60/53 52 24|29,80/29,80/52|59/53) 49 25/29,90/30,00/36/53/46)37 26)30,09 35/54) |40 27 30,27/35 42 98|30,26 30,14/48|58)55|50 29|30,24 30,19/45/60 5251 30/3008) 56|68|64)61 30,60|30,53/19/31/28 30 31/30,00|30,39/50|54|48/38 30,33|29,89/33]35|35/28 Mean 53|66|60(53 31/40|36/33 32|39|36|33 N. 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F |E |F |/29,91/30,01|66|65|60|60|C |R |R|R|/30,11/30,09|63]66/61/60/C |C|C | C 20/29,78)29,76| |80/67 62.C F |R/C |30,04)30,17/58)60/58)59' R|R|R/R//30,11/50,10)60 65/61/60/R|C/C |R 21)29,80)30,01/71/78167|67|F | C |F | F ||30,18|30,12/66|77|67|66|R |F | |F ||30,09/29,95/60/61/60|61|R|C|R | C 22/30,13/30,11!71177|69|66|F F |F IC |/30,02/29,89]65/75|66|66|R|C |C|F | 29,90)29,80/65|77|64)65]i* | | F |C 23/29,98/29,83/66/76/68/64|R| RIF IC 29,87|29,97/70}81|72)68|R|F |F |C |/29,87/29,92)59|57/54) |R|R|R R 24/29.86)/30,03/74|80|69/63/ FF IF Ir 29,98)/29,99|71/82)72|70/F |R |R|C |29,98/29,97|53/54/52/52/R|R|R IR 25/30,00)/30,01/70/82/63/61)F |F |F |R ||29,98|29,83|74|77/68)68) C |R|R | R}/29,99|29,97/56/54|54/54/R |R/R|R 26/30,08 66 F|F |¢/c |]29.87/29.91/69/81/71/67|R|F |F |F |)29,99]30,00/56/66/58/53|R \c |F | F 27 30,10/63 65/F | F |F |C |129,96|29,90|73|86|73|69) F | F | F | F |/30,03}30,01|55)69/61/53)F |F | F | F 28)/30,08/30,04/72/75/66/65|F | FIC | F 29,88/29,88]73/85|74/68)F | | F | F |/30,07/30,12\61/76/67/61/C |F FF 29/30,02/30,11/67/71/66/66|R\C IC |e 29,81/29,62)72/81|74/73)C |R|C | C ||30,17/30,10)65/82 70/66) F |F |F|F 30/30,12/30,10/70/79/75/71/R|RIC\C 29,72|29,92)69|75|68)60)C |F |F |F ||30,10 67/83/74/69| F |F |F | F 31/30 06|29; rs Serle C|C |/C |C |/30,03/30,10)60)69/63/58) F |F |F |F Mean 79|69|64 69'79|69165) 62/71/64/60 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. 8 am.lUp.m.] 8)N. St. 10] 8 )N., Sam. 10e-m./ 8)N.)St.) 10 +) Lu||8 a.m. l0p.mM-| 8) N.iSt. 10) 8 N.St.y 10 1\30,00|29,90|67 83)75|67| F 30,12|30,12|21/35|33/32 C |/30,08|30,11|26/44|45|30)F ||P |F 2)30,07/30,22)67 68/58)57\C 30 07/30 03/27/25) 24/24 S |/30,20/30,14/25/35/32)25)F |r 3/30,23)30,10)60 65.59/54, C 30,07/30,08)25)33' 29/24 C |!30,02/29,67)32|35)35/33 5 4|30,08)30,04|59\73/70/63/F 29,98]29,89/23|34/ 32/21 F |29,67|29,68|32|34'32|30|S 5/30,03)29,94|63'81\63)62|F 29,81/29,81 22|40/37|36 F ||29,69/29,67|26|34|30|25|F 6)29,85|29,63|62/81|71|66|F 29,88]30,14)37|48) 42/34 F ||29,67|29,62|26|37|33|27|F 7/29,57/29,43/6160) |57)R 3029/30 ,32|28) 42/37/28 29,57|29,40/23/36)34/ 32 F | 8}29,20/29,38)52 61/58)53|R. 30,31)30,27|30)45/41/37 29,4229 52)/30/38] _|23'C 9}29 ,41/29,63]46|60/52|47|F 30,22|30,20/39|48) 45/45 29,65 21/33/25]201 F 10)29,80)29,94| |61/51/49 11)30,09)30,27|42 51/44/35 12/30,33)30,25|35/52 46/35 13)30,27|30,09)35 56/50/52 14)30,02/30,11/56)64'56]52 15/30,10)30,10 92/59 53) 49 16/29,98)29,82]44 62/53/52 17|29,75)29,98/57/51/43)36 18)30,06)30 23/34 48/42/30) 19 30,30/36)50\/44 20/30,19|30,01|39/58\52): 21/29,99/29,80|50/ 68/61/54 22/29 ,62/29,78)54/67\56\46 23/29,93/30,12)34/39)35)34 24/30,21/30,35/29)42)39)/30 25/30 ,48/30,40/32)43)36|35 26/30 ,32|30,22|33/59/51145 27|30,24/30,17/42) 60/51/46 | 28/30,13/30,04/42) 62/54/48 29 ,48)29,60/32/47 39/34 29/29,97|29,83/44|52]47|/40 29,79|29,99/29) 47 36 32 29,79|29,80|49|55)/49) 42) 30)29,83,29,97/34|48)45|32 29,97/30,00|38|43 43/37 29 ,97/30,07/37/45/36/32 31)30,00) 29,04 |26)/39/38)25 30,10/30, 10/25/27 |26/23 Mean 46|59)52)47 35!45 41/37 '25/35!31/28 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 30,25/30,18|45)48 44)45 30,17|30,22|47/49 /48]47 30,26|30,26/46/48 | 45|43 30,25|30,20|40/50 46)45 30,18)30,00/48/52'51/50 29,90)29,80|51)62'54|50 29,67} 29,58|54) 60 56/43 29,77|30,01|33}43)38)32 30,18]30,23|29|44 37/32 30,17|29,86|46}49!48|50 29,62) 29,62|51/60/55/48) 29 ,82/29,92/30/40 29,92|29,99|33/43/36|32 29,94|29 84/32/36 34!: 29,97|30,02|25/34/32/26 29,94|29,81|20/42'38/36 29,76) 29,52|34|40 40/44 29,30|29,39|48|52 45/38 29.78|29,63)29| 43/39|35'C 39,00/30,06!24]29)25]20) 29,92/29,13) 1426/30/32 29,2429 62122) 28) 22117,C 29,73 29,89|17|3226)16'P 29,91/29,58) 9/26/28) |r 29,32 20,58 30/40/34/20 29.70) /29,87|12)32|18 30,61'30,08) 8}23/17|11 29,73)29,54'26)39|38)36) 29-7 1/30,09]28)37|31|27 30,90/29,90/29|33/31/29 29,66/29,64)29/36 33/40 30,10]30,20|2534/27|23 30,28/30,06)22/36] _|32! 29,67/30,38)34|45|35)/20 30,50/30,25/10/25|24|25 30,39|30,42!20/33/29|31 30,23]29,87|35|42|39/45 Tol lol Liki keolelolela lok hell iLL Li Loi leks] LL iki Lel lolol ole) COFOs7a sn OnTOR AAA aNAOR TAS =NnA ¢ -loL- lok Lelok- Lk Telok-i-i-Lelelkolel Lele ke heli iol Pole otek lol lok ll lolellolol-helke keke kol 7] lolol k-lel-i-Kel--L-L-I--L-lelelelelololel i ieiekek 2) CLL lel Ll -lelol-L-l--l- 1s) lololelololelolelie| © BeOS = SSeS = SOUS SS SFOS TST RR ST SS 2 ape esas e SSO ss= sO s es ton SSSA Ry =i Ll loli loloL-l--1-1-Llokele bein laleKo lela lol lolol lel lolelet lolol Lo lol lolol eke leh hie) OFes ses] 52 TOOTsOCFOOTET nag Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1811. 169 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. |_ Ba. Sxcm.(10r-M| 8 8 ON, |St.) 10) 8 (N./St.) 10 Bam. |10p.m. 8 |N.|St.| 10) 8 N./St.{10)/8 a. a. 10e.m.| 8 |N.|St.) 10 8 |N.|St.) 10 my 30 317 30, 12/17 21|19/22\C |C |C |S 29,95) 30,02 32/32/32/31)/S |C |S |S ||29,41/29,60/35/50/40/36/F |F |F /F 2 30, “00! 129,872: 25 34 32)24)/C |C |F |F |/30,08/30,05 30/32|30|32\C |C |C |C ||29,76|29,89/30/36/31/26|/F |F |F |F 330. 18 30,34 16) 23/20/10/F |F |F |F |/29,97/29,73 32|32|32/30/S |S |S |S |/29,91)29,79|24/42/35|/33/F |F |F |C 430, 37/30, ) 9/14 '22/27/31/C |S |S |S 29,62|29,59 30/33/32/32/S |S |S |S |/29,69/29,79/30/42)33/31/F IF |F |F 530, 00/30, ‘00 33/34/32/35|R |C |C |C |/29,68/29,83 30)/32/32/32/S |S |C |C ||/29,77/29,91/36/45|/38|35/C |F |C |C 6 '30, 08 29,96|34 44)40)40 CC |C |C }/29,90/29,96 25|33|32/33|C |C |C |C ||29,87/29,63/30/31|28/27)C |S |S |S 729, 87 29, 71/46 55/51/50)C |C |F |F ||29,97|/29,89 35/39|33|33)C |C |C |C ||29,57/29,85/23/34/23) 19/0 |F |F |F 8 29,71 25, 84 47 39|39/39)C |C |C |C ||29,78|29,80 35/37|30/29/C |S |S |C ||30,02/29,83/16/36/32/32/F IF |C |C 9 29,70 29 ,63/35/39)39|42'C JC |C |C |/29,82/29,88 30/37/32|32|S |C |S |S ||/29,79/30,02/37/33/44/35/C |F|C |F 10 29, ‘88 29 90 28 29/30/31 ¥'s C |S ||29,92|29,99 29|32/28/25|C |S |S |C|/30,20/30,36|33/41/34/27/F |F |F |EF 11) 29, 7129, °90 23/32/30/25\C |C |F |F ||30,03/30,23 20|39/31/24|F |F |F |F ||30,29/30,09/33/43/40/35|F |F |C |C 12 29, “94 30,08 29/40 33/22/C |C |F |F ||30,23/29, 79, 19|38/33/33)F |C |S |S |/29,99/29,97|40/56/49/46\C |C|F |F 1330, 12/29,93/20/24)23/14/C |S |S |S |/29,18/29, 75 40/43/32/25/F |F |F |F |/30,30/30,40/38)47/36|32/F |F |F |F 14 29, 82) 29,99|11/21/19|14|S |S |C |F |/29,99/29,84 18/32)26|22/F |F |F |F ||30,46 30,22/31|/44/37/33/F |F |F |F 15 30, 17 30, 29 10 31)24/16)F |F |F |F |/29,78)30,03 25/40/31)/23/F |F |F |F |/30,13/30,10/39|60|51|39|F |F |F |F 16 30, 36, 29,86 11/38 32|34/C |S |S |R |/30,12)29,73 20/34/27/28|F |F |C |S |/30,17/30,12|39|50/41|35|F |F |F \F 17 29, 81 30, 43|36)/37/30/19/C |F |F |F ||29,51 29,5427 33/27/28/C |C |C |C |/30,26/30,53/40/47|/39/36/F |F |F \F 18) 30,60, 30, 53) 6/19/13/10/F |S |F |F |/29,47/29,30 22/26/22|20/8 |S |S |C|/30,67/30,55|/32|38/33/30/C |F |C |F 19 30, 43 29, 99 7/29/26|31|F |C |C |R ||29,38)29,64 18/28/16)10/C |F |F |F |/30,42/30,11/29/50\43/36|/F |F |F |F 20) 29; 78, 29,99|34)40/38|37/C |C |C |C ||29,80/29,75) 7/27/19/17|F |F |C |C |/30,05|29,80/45|67/57/49/C |F |F |F 21'29,99 29:71 33 38|34/28/C |F |F |F |/29,86/30,16 12/21/15) 5/F |F |F |F ||29,74/30,19/58/68/46)35|F |F |F |F 22296329 339 28/41/35)/25|/F |F |C |F |/30,20/29,98 3]16/11/12/C |S |S |C ||30,23/29,97/39] 48/39|40/F |C |C |C 23 30, 16/30,27| 5/11| 8) 4/F |F |F |F 30,00)29,98 6/20/15} 8/C |F |F |F |/29,80|29,89/52/60/56/54|R |C |C |C 2430, 27/30,12| 1/14/12) S/F |F |F |F |/29,90|29,81 13/28|26/25/C |C |C |F ||29,87 29,72|55|64/58/55/C |C |C |R 25 30 01 29, 69) 6 20)18)12)F |F |F |F ||29,89/29,86 25/39/34/34/C |F |F |R|/29,92 30,24)44/45/37/31/C |F |F |F 26 29 61.29, 58] 7 25/22)/28/F |F |F |F |/29,87/29,49 36/39/35|/36|C |C |C |R ||30,33 30,23/30/44/39/34/F /F |F )F 27 29,66 29,76 21 34 27/26/F |\C |C |F |/29,19/29,20 35/46/40|/39|/R |R |C |C ||/30,31/30,33/31/46/30/28/F |F |F \F 28 29; 838 ee "99 19 28|24/16/F |C |F |F |/29,55/29,37 40/50/36/35|F |F |C |F |/30,40/30,39|33/42/30/29/F [F |F |F 29 29.98 § 10 26 23N7|F |F FF 30,38/30,24/35/43/34/35/C |F |C |F 30 29 384) + 91 17/36 33/32/F |F |C |S 30,14/30,14/39/42/40/39/R [R/R|R 31 29,93) 29 90/33 36/34/33/R |S |C |C 30,14/30,03/40)41/39/38/R |R|R|R Mean | 2131/28/25) 25/33/28|26 36|47/39|35 APRIL, MAY. JUNE. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. | Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. _ |8a.m.l0p.mM. 0 jN. St.) 10) 8 | N.)St., 10/8 a.m.) 10r.m.| 8 jN. St.) 10) 8 |N.jSt./ 10/4. m1. 10e.m.| 8 (N. 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Noon. St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 38 170 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1811. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer, Therm. | Weather. |! Barometer. , Therm. | Weather. “Barometer. | Therm. | Weather. BSa.m.|10r.m.| 8 |N.|St.) 10 8 /N. 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JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. | Therm, ) Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. | Therm. ) Weather, 8 a.m./J0e.M.) 3 )N.jSt. 1 | 8 jN./St./10||8 a.st-10r.m.| 8 N.)St.) 10) 5 /N.)St.| 10)/8 a.m. )10e.m. 8 )N./St.) 10) 8 (N.St.( 10 1\30,09/30,09|67|71)63)62 29,87|29,71)66/71)66)63) C R||/30,04/29,95/56)69 62/65 2)30,01)29,83)59|638)62)64 29,65)29,63]69)80/69)64) F F |/29,89}29,86)64)82|69|67 3)29,77|29,93|73}83/75|65, 29,69/29,83)68)51/71)65) F F |/29,91/30,07|67|76 66|60 4)29,99)29,85/74|89)78)69 29,93/30,06|65)83)68)62) F F |/30,22)30,28)99!60/57/56 5)29,80/29 ,87/78/88)68)63) 30,12/30,19|69]79|69\64) F F |'30,17)30,11/60/58/57/57 6|30,01|29,94 72|82/63)68 30,17 |/29,99|69|67/65)63 30,11/30,11|99\6458)54 7|29,97/30,10)75)77/65)65 29,95|29,98)7181|71 64 30,11)30,08)61 |65|59)57 8}30,11)30,11)63)61)60|59 30,04/30,08)68)83/73/65 30,03/29,97|61|66)60)55 9}30,01/29,98 59/67/62) 60 30,10/30,10)72/87|76/7) /29,92/29,93/61/79) 69/63 10/29,99|30,09/59|64|59/58 11/30,07|29,95|60|60|56\55 12|29,91|29,99|61|75|63/60 13]30,03]30,00|65|76| |64 14)29,98 74\85 30,10/30,10\72|78|69|68 29 92/29,85|64)62|60\58 29,86129,94/55|58/56)56 29,93|29,95 |60|63|61/60 29 °95|29,86|59)65|58/58 29,97|29.74|63]76|67|62 29,81|29,90|65|80|68)63 29,89)29,95 |64|64/60|58 30,05/30.20|61|71|61/56 30,32|30,31|53)67|62|58 30,26|30,13)61|77'65|64 30,08|29,97|69|84/73/69 30,07/30,11/59|66}60/59 30,17/30,21/59/68) 62/54 30,31/30,30|54|66/58)/53 30,29/30,12/56|67) [57 16 30,10) |78)/66)58 17/30,10)29,97|66/80)/68)63 AOA DPAQSTTOR RDAs SO] QWPOnR ERT DZD BT DBTBA BORCHROZZTTADS 18)29,87/29,69/68)/83)65)64 30,02}30,16|60/69/63/61 30,05/29,93|60|70 63/53 19)29,64/29,69|67)76|66|60 30,18/30,20)63) 69/66/66 '29,88/29,70|52|64)/58)52 20/29,68)29,70 65/79|65)65 30,20/30,08)70/83/69/68 '29,57|29,50/46/53/47/ 42 21|29,72|29,77)68/75/66|64) 29,97|29,94166)65|63/62 29,58|29,80|43/55/50/46 22)29,78|29,75| 70/80/67) 65} 23]29,76/29,80)69/79/68]63 24|29,76/29,76|67)/73/63)60: 25/29,79/29,82)67/76/65|60. 26/30,83)29,91 66/79/7163 27/29,98/29,90)/68/78)65/63 28)30,01/30,10)70/76/63|60_ 29/30,09|30,01|67|70/63/63 30/29 ,82|29,77|65|72/64|63 R 31/29,81|29,83)64/74/64/63 C 29/81)29,86|62!64|62|60 29,91|29.95|66|76|67)64 29,97|29,89|65|79|70\64 29,82 71|86|77\71 29,90\72|82|68|60 30,00/29,95|56)66|60|52 30,00|29,97/58|72|66/60 29,90|29.79|65|32|71/64 29,76/29,92| _|s3/70|60 30,02130,04 59|63/58)53 29,72) 29,93)50)63 58 29,99/30,06|44)58/52 30,06/30,08/44|60/53 30,08/30,09|50/59/50/45 a4 55 30,08)29,88 48)6315 29,77)30,11/54|69)5% 30,30|30,37/45/56| [38 30,31/30,10)42158)50/50 29,84|29 ,62|50157/57/58 oloko io lolel--Keol.| WDAHQSDSE Wet eres OSs Ss BIC MOn ss): DAA SHQQTO"O7OS Ss 30h SST WOW Fy LL tolelo ko ioi hele Lele klk ke kml helo | okelok| BOD Seay aS TORVO2A = BOT BBO PTO VISTAS pL hele ia hike) heh lik leh -iel ole Lele le eie’| YODA HOTOeD eS DTS STWDOOPOeIZOIF O== TOM ZOOR DOD ADATOONR ARADO Keli i-ilhel-lelek- loki lelel-1--1-L-ie-lale) 15|29,7329,63)48|69\60|53 16]29,59)29,45/50/50/50/49 17|29,50)29,59|51/55|50|44 18)29,65/29,99|43|51/46)42 19|30,10/30,30)38)52!45|36 20|30,37|30,20|34|53\47! 44 21/30,08/30,13|50/62/55|45 22/30,21/30,12|39153/47|37 23/30,09|29,90/41/44|43)41 24)29,98)30,11137|51/45|44 25)30,19/30,10|42/53)50/47 26|29,90|29,90|55/59159150 27/30,11)/30,20|4056)50/45 28)30,17|29,48|49|47|48153 29/29,67|29,91145|55151/42|F 29,71|29,52/39/51/46|42|K 30)29,97,30,00/38162|54)46] F 29,98)29 80/32/36 33/35|F 29,88 30,00/35/42 39/33 31)29,93/29,57|50|58154/531C 30,09)30,18)31/33)31/31 Mean 47|58)51'47 34/44'39]35 25133131127 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 29,49)29,59 27/38 35/32 29 64129 ,89|37/42'37/34 29,92|29,79|29|42|37|32 29,47/29 39/32/40/39|34 29,38) 29,38)/30/40/34/29 29 ,37|29,48|22/35|29127 29,66)29,39/28|37/33|28) 30,06/30,13/23!40/36]28 30,17|29,91/26]46/41 29,51)29,88/50/50/39 30,05)/30,32/22|34 28}: 30,38)30,13/22!35/32135|F 29,89|29,90/39/49/43/37|R 30,14|30,21/30/38/34)25|F 29,89|30,01)21)3 30,00/29,91)24|32/23)2 29 83/29,88)18]34/31|23 29,88)29,82/21/35/32/32 29,60/29,49|36|39/36/30 29, 57|29,76)25|25/26]17 29,79)29,78)13/23/19/18) 29,53/29,63|21|24|19]19 29,56)29,72/ 25/39|35|35 29,12)29,32/31|38)34)28 29,57|29,64/12)24/21/20 29.74/29,80| 8)19)18)15 29,88)30,02|11]22/20/16 30,00|29,82/15|33/32/28 29 83 /29,78)25|38|35|37) rf 4 , OAT TOMATO MTOM Ons aay RON sy eases TOWOVM=zOMMsT| Mean 67|76|65|62) 65!74'66|62) 55/66'59'54 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. Therm. |, Weather. || Barometer. ; Therm. , Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. __|8 a.m. 10e.u.| 8)N.)St10 | 8 )N. St.) 10)/8 a.m. 10pm.) 8)N. St. 10] 5 Ba.m.l0p.m.| 8)N.St. 10! 8 ONE 1)\29,72)29 87|59|74/64|61\F |F 29,53/29,79/43/56 49/41) F 29,69)30,08/32/37)33 26) Ss 2)29,89/29,92 61,76)65)57\F |F 29,93 37/54 F 30, 12/30,08)26/34)32)34 C 3/29,86)29 62)63/70)68)68)/C |C |R | 47 F 30,07|30,32/34/33/32/29/S 4)29,34/29.61 52\70 58|53/R|R 30,17/46 43/F 30,28/29,58/36/36'37/40/R 5)29,73/29,69 93/68 59|57/F | F 30,05|30,18)54/70' 64/58 C 29,31|29,27/39 54/49 38/0 6|29,69)29,90|50 57/46\41|R | F 3040/30 ,53)43/47/42)35|/F 29,57/30,01/32|35/32/26)F 7 29,92/29,68 40/59/54\51|/F |F 30,4930 30/33) 39)34/27)C 30,12)/30,06/20/35/30 34F 8)29,68/29,76/49'56/48|40|F |F 30,22)30,12/25/42 39/32) F 29,80/29,66/40)44/42)34'C 9}29,89)30,02|39|50/45/37|F | F 30,08)29,90/26/46 40/43) F 1/29 ,51/29,19!34)36/35|33 C 10)30,05 30,11/40)60|53/47|F |F 29,78]29,51/46)55 55/50|R }|29,11|29,21)24|30)25/23'S 11)30,10/29,93/50/61/48)47|C |R. 2946/29 48/43/52 45/36) F 29,29/29,36)18)31)2 12|29,75)29,82|60/61/47/41|C |C 29,48)29,39)32)44/33/36|/ F 29,38)29,35)17/27|2 13}29,72/30,00|38)46/39/32|F |F 29,33/29,25/30/37/34/33) F 29,39)/29,74/20/53). 14)30,02)29,79|32'50/46/43)/F |F 2922/29 ,30/32/33/33/34|S 29,88/29,89)26)« ¥F F Cc F F F Cc R Fr F F FE F IJ Lele Kolo KobaclaclacKoKo le bala Ko Macbaclacl eel 4 Daya DOPAOn= SS FQ00 S32 OFS SSS TOs = i) ie} © We) ts) Me Ost STO FOsss505 ltl l Tle BOROOS SES THOM TA AINOOVOSFOBMOA Sse ODT AOD FTODSA TOO SS DONS Os SOT SFE lolol iLL lolol Lleol k-L-L- iLL ke -Lekoko kolo l-I-lKele| 4 NOAA AYQAS TOMA DAA AOQROOPARRNAC| = Op=aaana Qa Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1813. 173 JANUARY. ; FEBRUARY. MARCH. ‘Barometer. Therm. Weather. sti 70 8a.M. 10p.m.| 5 |N.)St.) 10 St. 29,48 29, 50|35|37|29|28 29.50 29,97/29|37/33/22 30,02 29,75 21/27/31/24 29,72|30,00/30/41)31)25 29,88/30,07 2635 31/17 30,21/30,22) 1/11) 9) 4 30,18)29,90} .2/27/20/15 29,80|29,93/15/24/21/14 30,07|30,20/16/26)22/13 30,)2|29,79|23|45|36/35 29,66 29,53 36 39)36/35 29,45/29,40/33/27/26/24 29,59/30,10)25/32/24)18 30,09/29,73) 2133/32/32 29,96/30,13)22)30/24|18 30,13)30,27)19)25/28|28 = iJ 2 An ® a Barometer. Therm, | Weather, Barometer. | Therm. | Ba.M. 10r.m-| 8 N.|St. i) 8 N. jSt.| 10 10||S a.m. 10pm. 5 |N.|St. 10) 3 | 30,14 29.85/32 39 36 32 Gi 29,45)29,75 29|33/27|19\C 29, 71 29, 517 39 44/42/45) 30,05'30,21 3)17)/12) 4F 29, 10/2932 36/35|32/29 30,18 30,10 5)30\/24\25 F 29,50 2g, 71|25'30)27/21 30,01 29,93 32/34/30/29/C 29,65 29.93 19 25/21/14 29,86 29,72 31|40/34/30/C }29,83 29,54/17 32/28/24 29,68 29,63 30/29|34/34/C 29, AT 29, 31 25 3%|/35)32) 29,68)29,38 36/43/45/36.C 29.52 30, 00) 6 4) 3-1 29,57/29,98 35)44/37/31|/F 30, 07 29,88} 1 22 25/26 30,00{29,73 31/41/35/35\C 10 30, 00 30,00 23) 25/37) 13) 29,72|29,80 31|39|32)/25|S FE Cc Cc iy F RF F F F Cc Cc It B13} tn 2! ty ZTODOTORNZANONOOZHAOTORDM TO = OFF OeSsOs Osh ross On Oe sOS sees. = Ss ad 130,50 30,20 6 33/19)14 29 ,68]29,59 30|37|/32/32) 12/29, 97 29,73|16 34)31 27 29,68)29,28 30|38)/33/36 1329, 62'29, 'S4 (39/36 26 29,19|29,67 33|32|21/18 14'30,05'30,10/12 21/18/19 29,84)29,78 15/30)24)21 15 29,73 29,63/23 13|14)15 29 ,67|29, 97 26|38)25/18 16 29,98 29,68 7 26/26/30 30,11/30,13 13/25|19/14 Lele lL il lel lolal AL ipl L-ii Lk Lollelele| naORHODaA ABIES ynooy Boys yy yTOTOMODOoOy= Os eile lee Aol ek Wei aclle ||: BO SSS SOO TAO SSS Se OOD ODAD SE SS Sena eS FODBAOOONOBAOT BOD BAAO DAR a oie Eo beclokob she beclacberlo letacbeck XoKc Meclaclael lake lackeebelololf- -WASelJolleleleli-lelkleloleicleilailelole bel aelell OFFS enCns == TOP Teo y ae aTOes 29,77|29,79 41/43/40 39 30,08 /30,11/45| 53/47/45 30,00 29,94) 68/78 63 59|P \e | —CELCLLLLLLCLLGCCLLe bw =] 3 <<} 29,86/30,07 4451/44 42 30,11/30,11 45 51/43) 43 29,89 29,83/6677 65 61/F |F |F | 17/29, 67 29, 79/26 |38|32/32 30,17/29,88 17/36/35 /34 30,30)/30 ,07/32)/37/34/33/C |R 18 29°8 83. 30, ‘02 25 35 28/15 29,98) 30, 30 29 28/23/17 29,96)29,50/34/38/36/34)C |R 19 29.79 29.32/22 40 39.36 30,37 /30,46 11/23]18|11 29,62/30,18|37|37|33/28\F |r 20, 29. 730 29, 68/23) 22)20)18 30,46 30, 20 J0/21|18/19|C 30,09/29,71|33/42/37|/37/F |C 21) 29 373 29,77|23 34/34/27 30,13/29,99 16/25/25/25) 29,96)/30,30|26| 25/24/20) F |F IF | 22 30, 10,29 “o4 21/25|22|25 29,81 29.70 32/36/33,51/S 30,13 29,53) 29 38/36/36/C |C | 23'30,01 30, "32 25 30/25) 18 29,93/29,94 22)31/23/17|\F 29,61/29,58/41/55/46|40|/F |B 2430, 11/29,68/27 32/33/17 29,94)29,93 22/37/30/28 F 29,68/30,21/36|27)20)15|/F |F |r 2d, 29, 171/29,68]21 29/28)32 29,80)29,63 30)/44/41/40|F 30,22/30 "40|12| 2291S F FE 26 29, 68. 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SF C\C\F 30,10 29,94|62 66 61. 56)C F\C|R 29,97 /30,05|59 70 60.57/F |F |F IF 30,02/30, 18/50|56/24 38|/F |F 30.23/30,02|46161 48 45/F F 10|29,86]29,94152/72/57 46/R F 11/30,02)30,13 37 48 42 35 BF 12|30,15|30,14/35/42/34 32|F F caortonunwnwrl 29,56 |29,62/48) 58/51/48 29,64|29,78)59) 65/55/50 29,64/58 66/59/54 550 63/55/48 8 Cc F y F Cc Cc R 30,08 /29,70|40 44/43 45) R Cc Cc F F F R i 1) QBOAATORODATTAADTTOOCR TOR DOO Tae Cc Cc F YY iy F F Cc Cc Cc C F R F R F Cc ny Fr ry iy F Cc 13}30,01|29,66 41)44/46.48/C R RR) | 150/58|50)47|F |F 29,96 29,88/60 60 59'58/C |R |R JR | 14|29,42129,52 56 6756 49 R RR) F 29,96 30. 06/48/48)45 45 R |R 29,87/29,85/6469'59 56/C |F |F |F | 15/29,56|29,65|53)54/49 42|\C \C |F 30,00)30,11/46 59/46/44) F |F 29,99 30,05/62/67 57 584 |F \C |C 16|29,71|29,80/42/49| |39|k F |F|C ||30,08/30,07/48 58/48/43 F |F 30,02 30,07 56 54 54/54|R|R|R IR | 17/29,92|30,16 40/50 45 36)K |F |F | |/29,90|29,74\52|71|56/49/F |C 30,01 29,86/63 69'70.66)R |R EF |F 18]30.27|30, 29|42/55)48 43/F (I || F ||29,77|29,97/51|56/48/46|F |F |R |C ||29.87.30.11|78 85 70 64) F | |F |P 19|30,23/30,00 49|6.4155'52 F F |F|F |/30,01|80,08/45 50/45/421C |F 30,12 30,00/68/70 61 61\C |E |C |C 20|29,88)29, 70 56 62/58 56\C R |C|C ||30,02)29,97/40 58} |48|/F |F 29,91/29,72/63 60 5755/C |R|R|R 21|29,58 56 73,65 48\C (C \C|R ||29,99|30,10/55 67|55/50/F |F F ||29,64 29,80/57 60 55 54/0 |C (R/C 22 29,27 41/57/50 39|F |F FF |30,22)30,29/57 63/55 50/F |F '29,83 29.93/59 67 60 Gv|C C\|F |F 23/29,37|29,29 46 51/42 41/F |F |C|R ||30,17|/30,16 60 78\62)59 | C |C 29,95 29,82|6470 61 60|/C|C |R|C 24/30,13|30,08 40/44/40 40 R |R |R|C |/30,10/30,15 67/88 70 65)F \F 29,83 30,09|67 82 67 59|F |F |B |F 25/30,07|30,17 4550/43 40'C C |C |F |/30,21/30,22 63 67/58)55\C |F |C | C |/30,17 30,28/62 69 6154) FP |F |F |F 26/30,20/30,30 47/51/46 42/C (C |C |F |/30,21/30,14/64 78/64/63 F |F |F C ||30,38 30,30/62 70 62 58)F |F |C |B 27/30,33/30,30 51/56/50 42\C (C |F | F |/30,19)30,14| 55 56/5250 R|R |R ||30,28 30,07|71 84 66 65|F |F CC 28/30,30/30,42 50/54/46 41/C F |F | F ||29,89/29,83 poe 5454R|R |29.97 29,94|80 93/77 70|F |F |R |C 29/30,43/30,34 46.53/45 41/F |F |F | F ||29,77/29,64)59 65/55/54/C |C (30,01 29,90|74 77 65 64. F |F CC 30|30,32|29,99 51/57/49 48/C |R |C |R ||29,63 29.72 62 83/68/63 F |F 29,87 29,91|70 84/70 6y/R |F |F |F 31 | | ||29,7-4)29,90|60/72|62/54)C |F | eae | Mean 4553/46 41 | 152161)42|49 65.73 67 59 N. Noon. St. Sunset. FF. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S$, Snow. 39 174 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1813. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. , Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Sa.m. l0p.m.) 8 N.|St.| 10 8 N.)St.) 10/8 a.m.|10r.m.| 8 )N.St./ 10) 8 |N.|St.| 10/8 a.st. 10r.m,| 8[N.\St.) 10) 8 jN.st, “1|29,94|29,94|75|84|70|70 F |F |F |F |/30,37 70/86|78|70| F /F | | |/30,01)30,06|65|73 65/63)F |F |E |F 2|29,93/29,88|79)86|70)72 F |F \C |C |/30,31|30,26|75|86|75/69|F |F |F |F ||30,02/30,00|75|88|78|72/C |F |F \C 3/29,73/29,78)70|81/70)68 R |F |F |F |/30,23|30,18/76/86|76|70\F F |F |F |/29,90)29,88|78/84| |69|F |C |C|R 4|29,69 80/90)78)75 F |F |F |C |/30,11/30,07/79/88/78| 72! F |F |F |F||29,93/30,02|66]77/66|64|F |F |F |F 5/29,58/29,88|78/83)67|59 F |F |F |F |/30,05/30,C7|78|86|75|70,F |F | |F |/30,07/30,07|63/75 66|57|F |F |F |F 6|29,91|29,90/67|/75)65/59 F |F |R |F |/30,10/30,09|70/76/65/64\F |F |F |F ||30,07/30,13/64|66)59 52)F |F |F \F 7/29,97/30,01|67|81/70/67 F |F |F |F ||29,99|29,87|73/92|74/69|F |F |R |F |/30,11|30,13/61/70 62/54/F |F |F \F 8/29,97|29,73|70|92'82|75 R |F |R |F ||29,84|29.85/77\90|81/75 CF |F \F||30,17|30,14/57/72,6158/F |F |F |F 9|29,59|29,68]82/93|74/69 F |F |R |F ||29,82/29,80/80|92/69|70,F F/R |\C|/30,10|29.92\6.4|78 67/69\C |C |R|R 10}29,82/30,09/6-4)73|67/60 F |F |F |F ||29,72|29,84]71/78/69\61|R |F |F |E | |29,88/30,00|69|82\77/64\C |F |F |F 11/30,12)30,20/67/77/6|62 F |F |F |F |/29,81/29,82)64)80)64|61) F | F |R |C | /30,07/30,00|69)83 76)70|F |C |C |F 12/30,12|30,07/69/73/62/58 F |F |R |R ||29,87/30,02/62/68|64/57/F |F |F |F |29,97|29,95/78/91 82/78)8 |F | |F 13/30,02)30,06]62|74|66)59 F |F | | F |!30,10/30,17|61/70/65/60| F |F |F |F |/29,91|29,87|80 93/83 80|/F |F |F |F 14/3002 30,01|68/81/67 60 F |F |F-/F |30,17|30,08|64|76/66/63|F |F |F |F |30,02)30,12/68|78\69|62|F |F |F |F 15|29,98 |29,86|66|74/64)62 C |R |R|C |/30,02)29,99/68|88|73/67\F |F |F |F |/30,20|30,26/61|77/64/58|F |F | |F 16!29,62/29,70|64|75/68/64 R | |R|F |/29,97|29,89]70|84|73/68|C |F |F |F ||30,32/30,31|60|75)62)59|F |F |F |F 17|29,80 29,92|62|74|65,61 FF |F |C ||29:75 29,70|74|82/74/70|R |R |C |F | 30,34)30,23)63|72|66)65)C |F |R |C 18/30,04)30,01)65)76/68)63 C |F |F |C ||29,81|29,99}62|73\65|65/F FF F ||30,32|30,31|62/69|63)61)R |C |R|C 19|29,84|29,87/62|726768 R |R RR |30,04 30,11/62|76/68/59 FF |F |F |/30,21)30,11)60\70/61/55)F |F|F |F 20)29,92|30,04/76|78|67|66 C |R |C |F |/30,15/30,10/64/81/70,66|F F |F |F |/29,99)29,83)60/81|74/68/F |F |P |P 21/30,08/30,10/68)78|65/62 F |F |C |C | 30,03/30,11|73/83/67/63 F |F EF |r |/29,93/29,99|63|70|64/56\F |F |F \F 22)30,10/30,11/64|71/62/67,C |C |C |F |/30,07/29,90/69|85)75|74/F FF |C | 29,99|29,86|54|70\67|62|F |F |F |F 23/30,09]30,11)66|70/63)60 C |C |C |C |/29,89/29.82/70|84| |63/F |F |F | F|/29,81/29,80/62|70/62/59|F |F |F |R 24/30,07/29,95]64)72|68|67 R |C |C |C ||29,82/29,88/70/88|78/68/C |F |F |F |/29,79|29,81)60|62/60/59\C |C |C |C 25/29,90)29,87|71|86/77/69 F | F |F | F |/29,98/30,13|64|75|63/58|F |F |F | ||29,77/29,85|63|74/58/49\C |F |F |F 26/29,98/30,07|66/65)61/59 F |C |C |C |/30,18/30,17/61|72/63 59|F |F |F |F ||29,85/30,01/50/65/59 57|F |F \F |F 27/30,01)29,95|63)69)62/63 C \C |C |C |/30,12/30,12|65/76|70\64|F |F |F |F |/30,03/30,11/54/59/52/54 C |F |F \C 28|29,97|29,95/66)79'68)65 C |C |C |R |/30,11/30,01/67|78/70 65|C |F |F |F | 30,11/30,11/53/55/5453 C | C |C |C 29/29,84/30,06]68/78|70)63 R |C |F |F |/29,98/29,88]71)79/68/65|C |F |C |C | 30,06|29,76)54 53/51/50/R|R (|R |R 30/30,12)30,20/69)81)68)64 F |F /R/R |/29,67/29,59]66 68/65 66/R |R |C |C ||29,53/29,84/51 50/53/52/R|R |R |C 31 (30,23)30,30|64)79/72}66 FF |F |F |/29,73'29,98|73/82/75 66\F |R EF Mean 68/78 63/65 69/81/7166) 63/73|65\61 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. f DECEMBER. ~) Barometer. ; Therm. | Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.m. 10p.a1.| 8 N./St.) 10) B/N.) St. 10} 8 a.m.l0p.m.| 8)N./St.) 10 BN, St) 10 S a.m. l0p.m.| S\N. N.|BE: 10) 8 \N. 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain, 4H. Hail.” S. Snow. 176 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1814. 129,63|29,87)76]80|65|62 F },29,88)29,67/72'82172|70,.C j29.64 29,91|72\76)62/58) F 8)29,92)30,06|65|76|69|62 9}30,12)30,12|62|77|65|62, 10|30,13|30,00|72|79|68|63 11|29,78|29,47|62|64/63|63 12}29,51)29,88|68/75|58}52 13|29,90|29,99|59\75|66|60 14|30,01|29,93|69|85|84|67 15|29,93|29,92|76|93|79|75 16}29,93|29,97|79|92|82|76 17|29,97|29,76|79|90|72|71 I | |)30,29/30,35/65|71|62|56 JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER Barometer. Therm. | Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. | Barometer. Therm. W eather. __|8 asa, 10e.M.] B/N. St.) 10 8 )N St.) 10)/8 a.m./10em| 8 /N. St.) 10 St] 10//8 ant. )10e.a.| 8) N. St.) 10] 8 Nose 1/29,98)29,97|72\84) |67 C |F |F |C | 30,09/30,01/76|7066)60| F |r |C |R | 30,23 30,06)64)85/77|72 2/30,08)30,08)70|82!70 64'C F |F |/30,02/29,90\63|66)61|60 R 30,00/29,88/76/90'72\72 3/29,89/29,61/74 67/62 62) y R 29,97/30,00/67|77| 65) 64 F 29,71/29,91 76)87|77)69) 4/29,60)29,60|73)85|75|72 C ir 29,98/30,18/64|74| |60: 129,94)29,70)72)90|80)/76 5 6 ’ | 2,92/30,12/56/ 60/54/46 * |'30,17}30,07|50)65)57/46 29,98]29,83/58)66|59/56 |29,72)29,70|66|82|73!64 /29,83|30,02/60/68/59|54 * | 30,10/29,98|60|68!60|56 29,92]29,94|64)82) 68/65 * |!29,97|30,12)63|61|64/55 '30,17/30,06|55|58) 53/50 |29,85|29,83)04|54/52)52 |29,87]29,82)53] 62/56/56 ' | 29,87/29,68}58/63/59/58 29,62)29,61/62)73)64/61 c Kk C 1 I | F ||30,33130,20|64|75|65|60 C |30,08129,93)67]75)70|68 F ||29,80/29,42/71|70|65|65 iF ||29,63 29,82\72\76170/70 C | 29,88/30,00/70|77|69|63 C | 29,97|29,85173|78169|71 F | 29,82/29,87/78|90|80/73) iH - 1 7 C re . r c kK +f F Kh 29,91|29,99|74)89|80|71) '30,08)30,21/73|76)65|63 > ||30,20|30,03/64|64)/64|66 R 29,98)29,93)74|87|76|72 R 29,81 /29,98 30|91/80/69 Fr aS =OnmnsO00n Ma F ZSQOOMZOERDROQT TE STWR OWOO DTT TW TEE] o HORS BQUHOQQQES St Re RWC ES S55 = SS) hres a> 5WOs SICH CRR ASS Sea ae]! 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NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Vherm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.m.)10e.m.| 8|N.|St.10 30,23)30,00|55 69) 64|60 29,87'29,90|62 77\63/58 29,9729 84|54|68)61/56 29,93/30,08|55|70)62\54) 30,12/29,83/52 64) [57 29,96)29,73|59 64)53 46 29,76/29,93|43|49/44|36 30,03|30,29|39)47|42|35 9}30,39}30,32|35)56|49|42 10|30,30/30,35|44 62153144 11/30,38)30,20|45\62/55/50 12/30,02/29,93/49|76)61/58 13}30,00/30,11|59|66|60/48 14/30,09|29,77|43/73\64/59 15\29,61/29,58|64/77| (56 16}29,83)30,10|42 45|43|34 17/30,02|29,77|34) 46/41 [32 18)29,62)29 ,48)33)57|52|48 19/29 ,45|29,52/49/61|51 41 20|29,41/29,66]47/57/47139 21)29,68)29,70|37|52)48! 42) 22/29,79|29 ,86)36153/47|40 23|29,83|29,73)35/49/44/38 24|29,77/30,00|34|46/40|34 25/30,13/30,08)29|52/48|44 26/30,09 42)65|54)48 27 50/61|55)54 28 29, 86|54/62|55/52 29]29,83/29,72)47/55|48 46 30) 29,63/29,80|52|62/53/45 29,61/29,50/33)39)/36/34 31/30,00/30,28|50)55/51/45 29,67|29,78)31/43/42/30 Mean 46|60|52'46 36/46 43/39 22132/28/24! N. Noon, St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. N.|St. r 8a.m.l0p.m.| 8)N.jSt. 10) 8 29,77|29,99/39|39| |32IR 30,01/30,20/30|39}36|33) 30,34/30,31/28|33/28|22 29,94/29,68 25)34128)/27 29,79)/29,05/18)27/23) 15 2986 /29,78} 13)23/23)19| 29,81 29,80) 20|23|20|23 29/64 |13}27|22116) 22\27|14 33/26/26 3/30 |25|23 37/29)26 58/22)34)24/20 29,73|19|38127|23 30,13/23/37|32)21 29,48/23133)40/36; 66129,75|23]39|34|31 .6|29,76'23137/33)31 965129, 68) 25] 32/23) 24 3029/89] 4/14|12|13 29,30/29,93|14|28}24 22 29.91 /29,65!24/49|37/35 29.53 29,63'33/41)36/31 29 .62|29,79|26|35|30|27 30,01/30,17] 8]15/12} 5 30,05 1]12/20} 7 29,52/29,66|18/29/25|26 2959/29, 95|29]35/33)28 29,89/29,65)27/41/34|33 N. St. 10/|8 a.m.)l0p.m.| 8)N. St. 10 F \F F|)30,42130,55|34|46/40/33 F |F |F |/30,57|30,41/29/41'36|24 F 30,27|30,09}30|38 39/39 30,10/30,09/42/45 42\41 30,07/30,01/39|52 46/45 29,93)29,80)42)46 45/45 29,58)29,48)44/46 46/45 29,68]30,14|35/48 43/36 30,30/30,25/33/49'42)/34 30,13|30,03)41|56 51/43 30,15|30,19/38)55/47\44 30,20/30,29|32/53 46/43 30,21|30,04/46|61/58|57 29,86]30,12'58/62/59/49 30,36)30,52)34/49)44)34 30,54/30,46/33|47|43)42) 30,34)30,09 44/48 49/49 29,39)29,67)/49)62 58/51 29,53)29,42|47|45| [33 29,58|29,84|32|37|36/35 ||30,00/30,10 3343/37/31 30,11|29,96/28)46 42|43 ||29,96)29,58)37\54 51/54 29,77|30,02/38|45'39/30 |30,01/30,03/25|35) 3124 \80,14)30,18)21|39/34/25 30,08}29,88|30|37/33/34 30,08]30,40/30/33)31|22 30,42/30,18]15/31/28/34 30,00/29,81/34/35/38)40 - Lillia leL-lol--L-lelol lolol hollow lelelel-k| Kollel ilo lol lolelolel-lolelolole i lekoloro le Lokal |= ey TOMAS FOF HB BAANQAMHSSE SHED BATHASO nvyous wwe BAA OH DST Sa Se SOS SRST SSS SS TOSS Ss Sane SSeS ee SSS Oo Paar Say yFO= PDO SPOS TSS SAI Ss | | OpaAQua yan anna eSB PBS VTS = ZQQ0CAT So Dayoan tas ayAOnanDOAPOD TS OOS tas ere Meo er Neo Neo ee Mee eo eo he he Dee ee he eo Ne Ne erect die elt] Pilot ill iol lela lili lel- Lelie Llela oi) BACOOFA DOOD ONOSZ SSO DFOT BST Day Coie I-- Ac >Ieole le Ko eo Ke Melee Nezleo © Wee b> Meo Nao ee We he ee eric) AQQn ss = BOF00n Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1815. 177 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. _| Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Ba.M./l0r.m.| 8 |N.)St.) 10] 8 jN./St.| 10//8 a.m. /l0p.m, 8 |N.|St.| lu) 8 |N./St.) 10) Ba.M. 10r.m.| 8 |N.)St. 10) 8 |N.|St.) 10 29,60|29,63)33/51/44/38|F |F |F |F ||29,83/30,01, 3/23/21/16|\F |F |F |F ||29,82|29,98/32|52/36/33/F |F |F |F 29,70|29,63|34/49|/43/41/F |F |F |C |/29,88|/30,04 20/31/24|18/S |F |F |F ||30,08/30,05/34)48/41|37|/F |F |F |F 29,70|29 29/39 43/43/33/C |C |R /R |/29,96 29,70|18 33/30|25|C |C |C |F ||30,05/30,01/38/50/40/37|F |F |F |C 29,63)30,13/28 28/23/18)F |F |F |F ||29,79|29,62)25/33/27|27/C |C |C |S |/29,99|29,84 36/49)43/44/F |F |C |F 130,18 29,99]23/34/34/25/S |C |C |C ||29,74|29,86|19/28/24|22/C |C |C |C |/29,82|29,66 39/53)/44/47/C |C |C jC 29,97/30,27/24)22/17| 6 CIC |C |C |/29,84/29,89 28/32} |15/S |S |S |F}!29,91/30,13/46/55/46|39)F |F |F |F '30,41/30,33) 4/19/16/19/F |F |F |F ||30,00/29,89 18/28/21) 9/C |F |F |F ||30,17|/30,29 35/40|33/26/F |C |C |C 30,22'30,11)24/37/34/33/C |F |C |C |/29,76/29,68) 6/25/19|13/F |F |F |F ||30,41/30,41 28/39/31/28/F |F |F IF 30,02|30,14/26)42/35/28/F |F |F |F |/29,67|/29,67 19|35/22|23/C |F |F |F |/30,32 30,22/32/48/40/31/F |F |F JF 30,16 29,96]22/35|33|33|F |F |F |C ||29,80|29,87 10)25/18)14|F |F |F |F |/30,26/30,18 32/54/42/39|F |F |F IC 29,59 29,67|40/45/43/34)/R |R |R |C |/29,89/29,88)11/27/19/17|F |F |C |C ||30,23/29,96/39/51/47/40)R |F | F |F 29,98/29,33|22|22|19|12/F |F |F |F ||29,69/29,71/20/27|22/21/C |F |F |C |/30,07|/30,07|41/59|50/44|R |F |F |C 29,36|30,09| 8)20|21|23/F |C |C |C |/29,86/29,99/11/22|14) 7/S |F |F |F ||30,05|29,89|34|36/34/32/S |S |R |C 29,97/30,01/18/25)21]15|S |S |F |F |/29,98)29,62) 4/26/19/10/F |F |F |F |/30,08)29,77|33)39/34)32)C |C |C |C 30,10/30,13)15)/26}22|15|F |F |F |C ||/29,60/29,80/14/32|25/14/F |F |F |F |/29,31)29,47|35 60/47/35|R |F |F IF 30,13/30,13]21/31/33|32/C |C |C |C |/29,74|29,80/24)40|31/25/C |F |F |F |/29,72|30,09|30|34)31/25|F |F |F |F 30,08]29,99|34|35/33)30/C |C |C |S |/30,03/29,85/18]33/29/25/C |F | |S |/30,11/29,39|31/30/30/33/F |S |S |S 30,09/30,17/20)24|24)22/S |C |C |C ||29,66/29,71/24|25/20|14|S |S |S |S |/29,48/29,80/33/37|34/28/F |F |F |F 30,12)29,71]22/34/32)35/C |S |S |C ||29,90|30,00 11/27/19) 14|F |F |F |F ||29,S3)30 ,00)32)/42/31/24)F |S |S |F 29,78/29,81/30)43/35/32|F |F |F | F ||30,03]29,65 13|35/32|/35|F |F |F |C ||29,94)30,19)27/25|/28)13/S |F |F |F |29,95/29,99/25/38]34/25|F |F |F |F |/29,52/29,62 35/39|38/35)C |C |C |C |/30,20/30,27/10 25/20)16)F |F |F |F 29,82)29,24)21|30)27|18|C |C |C |S |/29,97/30,20 20/26/21 14/R |C |C |F |/30,39|30,28/18)26)23)25|F |F |C |S 29,15)29,40)21/23/21/17/S |C |S |C |/30,34/30,48) 6/25|18) 9)/F |F |F |F ||30,11/29,97)32)30)30|30)C |R |C |C 29,53/29,72 10/23|17|10\F |F |F |F 30,53)/30,20 20|31/27/25|C |C |S |S |/29,87/29,69|33|40/50/45)C |R |C \C 5)29,6 |29,57/21/35)27/20|/C |F |F |F |/30,07/29,71 25|/29|32/22|C |S |R |R||29,90/30,29/38)/47| |32)/F |F |F |F 26 29,53 29,78)21/21)11) 3/F |F |F |F |/29,89/30,20 29/40|34/23/F |F |F |F |/30,50/30,39/25/37/28/29|F |F |F |F 27,29,88/29,70) 0)17/11/12/F |C |F |C ||30,23/29,87 20]43)32/30/F |F |C |C |/30,08/29,72/33/48/53/49|R |R |C |F 28/29,60|29,79] 1/28/18] S|F \F |F |F 29,83) 29,66 35/43/35|30|F |F |C |F |/29,90/30,31/49/44) |31/F |C |F |F 29 29,83/29,89] 1/18] 6|-1/F |S |F |F 30,40/30,13]32}32/29/32/C |S |S |C 30 29,72|29,60) 0/14) 7) 4|F |F IF |F 29,86|29,70)/33|34/32/32/R |R |R|C 3129,68|29,74 -9-3 -9|-7/F |F |F JF 29 ,43/29,21|33/35/33/33/R |R |C |S Mean 19'29}25)20) 18|31/25/20 33/42137/33 APRIL. MAY. JUNE, Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. | Therm. Weather. 8a.M.,lUp.M. 8 |N. St.) Lo) 8 St. 8a.M.)l0p.m.| 8 )N.)St.) 10 Be.j 10 Sa. M.)10e.m. 8 N. St. jo} 8 |N. jSt.) 10 29,59/30,00 33/38 /33/38/F 29,99/29,99|45/51/42)37 iy 30,10 30,0453 58/52 51/R 29,92)29 87 34/34/31/30 29,98 29,80|44)51)44) 44 29,92 29,81 61/67 51/55) F 30,03)30,17 30/39|34 30 29,69) 29,80/40/40) [37 29,70 29,77 5860 5653; R 30,10|29,71/33|44|40)45 29,79|29,91|43/53/45) 43 29,92'29,93|64/70/59!538|F 5|29,60 30,09 54 46/40 39 29,98|30,07|48| 62/55) 49 29,93) 29,90/59/63/51/51/F 6|30,18/30,18)38}42/36)32 30,06|30,03/51 53/46/44 29,75) 29,69)54/63 55/51)R 7/30,20/30,09|40/52/38 38 30,00/30,00/43 £9)41/40 29,67 29,63/50/645552)R 8)29,90)/30,00/34/38} [32 29,97|29,95|38 47/42/38 29,60/29,61/60/69 56 52) F 9)30,17|30,18/35/43/37|/33 29,88|29,78|48|62/48/43 29,63) 29,84|61/76)63/55|F 10]30,11)29,89)40|54/40 37 29,72) 29,91|42/58|54|44 29,91)30,05|/62|73 57/52 11}29,60)29,61/40/62|/60 54 29,95)/29,93/55|59|51) 49 30,10)30,11/64/82 64162 12)29,86/29,99)44|56|42 35 29,92|29,57|54/63|49| 48 30,11/30,08|72|87/69'62 30,00/29,81|70|81/66|65 30,02!30,03/61/74/59/56 30,12/29,97|65|33/62/57 29,80/29,61|68|8467 64 29,65 75/89|76|68 30,14|71/82/70'61 30,13/29,69|64/68165 167 29,63 29,77|82|94 80|70 29,88 29,90|73/86/70/68 29,76 29,69|76 91/73, 73 29,69 29,8) |71/81169|60 29,83 30,01|66)74 64/57 30,02 29,99/63!30'6.4\59 29,90 29,89|61/67/69/56 29,84 29,82|62/78 67/62 13|29,91|29,88|47|64|57/50 14}29,80]29,84|45/52/33 29 15|29,98|29,79|34|45|36 37 16|29,62|29,71/46|64|47|39 17|29,81|29,93)42|53/43 40 18|29,93]29,93|49|55|43/40 19|29,78|29,61|42/47|39 39 20/29,75/29,95|44| |4238 21|30,00| 29,99] 48/49/40 35, 22)29,83|29,37|44/38/37 33 23|29,27|29,62/37/40|40 40 24/29,83/30,29/45/48/43 35 25/30,42|30,26 40|48|/43 39 26]30,16|30,00 49|71|57/50 27|29,98|30,04 60|83|62'56 29,62|29,81/55/61|53/49 29,84) 29,99/48|54|43/40 29,81/30,02) 45/56) 48| 42 30,09|29,99|52/67| |49 29,91) 29,63|51| 48/47/46 29,74) 29,9.4|55|68/56) 54 29,97|29,63) 44) 40/40/40 29,69|29,90|49|58|50|42 29,97|30,04/51|72162/56 30,09/30,08/63/81|66|59 30,06) 29,98/63|78|61|55 29,89|29,87/69/76|65|60 29,87|29,91|68|75|60|59 30,01)/30,06|59|67/62/57 30,06) 29,83|64|72]70|64 Piro loloto LLL ot LLL helel-l-l--Lel--h lelole| a Pd a ed Pd dO ol loko bol a lel Leolelo Ll loki Lok -il--L-Lelelei- i) ADQ USO Sy OO | 4 lol Tol k-l-- kkl-k-kkkheok-k- hk helelololoki7i| 1 2 dD PD PS PP dP a 2 cheek illo tok LLL LoloL-i-L-Llel--KeleL1-I--le) SS™2O75337Q0O3 33355 707s yeaa sOn aay Pio koket-i-i-lol- Lele iio i i QUA TBIIR RTA ITTOMOBMBABTOVOT TMs YY SZOMDS STS "OO 3D Ss SS aT BT TOnD eT yD aWIo0 ey lacie Biche he Nee Mee eke Reo eo keel okie kolo kit 28/30,14|30,05 50/49/43 40 29,90 61|69/64)62 29,88 29,90|73/87)75 68; 29|29,90)29,75 38|/39)/36)/34 29,62 29,91/30,01/75|93/81|72 30|29,72|29,91 37/49)45)42|C 75 30,12 30,03|74/76 68/64 30,13/63)67|55/53 Cc Mean 42|50|42/38 | 52|61|56/ 48 66.7765 60 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 40 178 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1815. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Ba.m.|10r.m.| 5 )N.\St. 108 8 a.m.|10p.m.) 8 N. St.) 10) N.\St. 8 a.m. 10p.m.| 8(N.)St.) 10 wu = = Ss 9|29,90|29,90|77|36|77/73 30,11|30,04|64|71\61/56 30,02|29,93] |75|62|59 29,85)29,97|62|64/61\61 F ||30,01/30,04|65|75|63)58 F |)29,89|29,90|58|64|58|58 F |/29,88|29,88|66|75|6-4|60 R |/29,93/30,00|66|85|70|66 * |/29,98)29,81|72|68|63/63 F ||29,87/30,0963|71|65|61 30,27|30,14)61|70|69|66 10}29,95|29,95|73|94|78)75 30,08)30,00|73/89|75\71 7 |29,93|29,69|75|91\75|73 F F ||29,76|29,90|79/98|76|66 30,02|30,12)55|70|68|53 2/29 ,68|29,73)79|92|79|74 F F ||29,86 68|80|69)65 30,99/30,00/59)78|68|62 3 75|86|67|63 F C ||29,85|29,90/63!75|64|57 29,98)30,13/65,79|68|60 4|29,89|30,08)63|77|70|62 F F ||29,89|29,83|61|79|70|62 29,26)/30,29)50)59|52| 47 5|30,17|30,20|67|84/71|64 F ||/29,70|29,60\71)78|64|62 29,22/30,91/54|54|54|54 6|30,23/30,20|71|77|64)61 F ||29,63|29,90|62|74|62|57 29,69)29,70/55)57)54)51 7/30 ,18|30 ,12|66|78|67/67 C ||30,00/30,02)/62/80/73/65 2986/30 ,00|60)77|68\62 8|30,10/30,00/65|69|64)65 ig 30,08/30,14|66]66|62|60 30,12|30,20 64)79|72)/62 F F 11]29,92)30,08]82|94]75]72 30,00]30,09|77|90/68|66 12/30,11/30,09|74|84/72)72 13/30,11|30,10/80|93|83|79 14|30,11/30,18|79]77|68)64 F F F c c F F 3 30,07/30,07/6.4|67|59|58 F 15|30,11/30,03]65|67|68/63 R R c F FE F FE R F c F 6 FS F R F R R F F FE F F R 30,01|29,93/65|63|63|61/R 29,96]29.77/65|80| |66\C 29,81]29,89|64|7.4|67/62|F R F R F F c R R F FE . = F F F 16]29,96|29,85|64|72|67|/66) 29,82|29.73|65/74|70|68 17|29,86|29,88|75|88]78|67 29,70|29,78|72|82|67|61 NeROQTT TDW O SS SOS STOTT SSS) 2 ASOT TODOS HSS sO BMA sy yOnBOAF CL Releho ilk l koko ko i) LoL io il Lele Lo kiko) hee] Ses See eS POTTS SSP SST TSS SSS SIZ fel LL ToL ila) Kolo b LLL delebecleol hele = Q30 7 FODOOOOMNCOOFOR OR OTA asso QHOSSHODONODOOOR SROOR SSS TESS SSs Lololok-kel--)- Keolet lel elel hoki keke le Lelie LE ololkek Lololololololekellelke ka lol 1 ie her ka ee LOLOL RO ae] 18]30,03/30,11|72|86|75|65 F ||30,17|30,12|66|72|63|62 29,67/30,00|57|67/59|52 19|30,16|30,17|73|87|72|67 F ||30,02/29,96|65/74|66|66 30,08/30,20) _/61/53/45 20/30,17|30,13]76)92)78) 74 F ||29,89|29,90/72/79|64|63 30,27|30,3€ 47/62/5347 21}30,13/30,21|81|90|76/71 F ||29,86|29,94|64/68/63|62 30,28|30,33/53/59/53|50. 22)30,19|29,99|76|89/78)76| C ||29,92/29,99|63|68/61/58 30,34/30 ,24/53/56/56/53 23|29,92)30,00|83|77)74|67 C ||30,00/30,09/60|64|62!60 29,83/29 ,82/59/66)64)6 | 24|29,98|29,73|71|82|76|73) F |/30,07/30,01|64|72/62'60 29,92|30,02/57|68/59|52 25|29,68]29,8.4/84/99}67)65) C |/29,92|29,98]61|6-4/60/60 30,10)30,11|55)72/59|/54 26|29,93|30,07|63/70/63/61 R C ||29,96|29 99|64|78|69|67 30,08/29,99/56/75 65/55 27|30,10|30,17|62|74|67/64 C F |/30,00/30,06/69|80|68/61 30,01/30,17/59 62/54 46 28|30,17|30,03|73|89|75|73 F C |/30,13/30,21|66|73|63|/62\F | 30,22/30,11)45/61 53/51 29]29,95/30,08|78|92/83|77 C F |/30,22|30,18|64|72|68|65 30,08/29,97|/51/71| |55 30/3009 |/30,07|75/82/71|71 F F |/30,11|30,00| |87/76,71) 29,98|29 89/59/72) 60/56 31|29,95/29,80)75)96)82/77 C F |/29,96]29,92|68/71|62|59 Mean 73/8 4|73|69 65/74165/62 | 5970/62/57 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. | Wea Barometer. Therm. Weather. S a.m. LOe.ot.| 8 /N. St. 10) 8)N.)St. 10//8 a.ar.10p.m.| 8)N.\St. 10) 8)N. |Ba.m. 10pm.) 5 N.iSt.) 10) 8 N, 1/29,84)29,90|93/79|64/58) F | 30,22|30,23|33/52/43/38 29,97/30,20) 16/30/26 24 2/30,00)30,17|92|56)50)42)C |C 30,17|29,99)38)64/55/50 '30,31)30,33) 15/31/25)19 3)30,18)30,20 49)62|90)48|F | 29,99|30,20/51|48|46)45 |30,20|29,82)24)43|40/36 430,18 45/63 F 30,29|30,28| 44/47/46 48 |29,63/29,68/41/50/4235 5 F 30,23/30 ,02|48/57/51/52 |29,92/30,15/22)/33/29)23 6 30,10|_ 50)R|C 29,87|29,59|52/60/58)56 '30,18|29,93|20/40| 40/39 7/30,23)30,14|90)57/91/53) R |F 29,68/30,24/51/51| 33 29,77|29,39|34| 40/36/35 8|29,99|29,72|95/59/58)59 30,48/30,50/22/37|/34/29 30,09/32/27|19)15 9|29,6-4|29,81/60)71/9S/51 30,38] 29,88|38/53/51/56 30,22/30,40|12/25)19|12 10|29,89)29,71]95|66|97|55 29,79|30,00|56|64|51/42 30,53/30,64) 9/18)17| 9 11/29,81|30,00|92|67|99|49 30,10/30,23)3-4/40|36|27 30,32|30,33|25/36|32|29 30,30|30,29|28/38|33 23 30,25|30,21/26|47|39)33 30,20/30,20/28|51/44/36 30,21/29,88)34|41/41) 42 29,76|30,04)37|42|39/37 30,28]30,28)29|44) 41/40 30,20]29,93| 42|42|42/39 30,00|30,08)34|-49|42)39 30,03)30,01|38|52/49 41 29,93|29,65)47|58|56/55 29,87/30,09/45/56/56/35 30,22/30,10|29|45|40/36 29,94)30,19|40|49|41)/32 30,28)30,39|27|42|38 28 30,41/30,4)|26/41/40|38 30,33|30,09|38|44/41/44 29,90|29,63]38|47)44| 44 29,51|29,74|45|55/54)27 30,61/30,40| 8|28|24'20 30,18|30,08|28|39|38 32 30,28|30,13/32|41|34/28 30,03|29,91/24|40/34|26 29,86|29,83|28|34/34|32 29,80)29,50/32|37/38)41 29,43|29,34)34|37/35/33 29,40|29,49|31|37/33|27 29,62|29,86 20/33/2724 30,00)30,09/19|34)31/24 30,10|29,85)19|32/27/21 29,77|29,78)20|41/36)32 29,85|29,78/32|48|40/39 29,29|29,58)44|52|45/36 29,70|29,75)27|38|32|32) 29,91/29,91|20/31)27/20 29,88]29,93|18/32/30|23 30,00/30,14|16)27)24/20 30,20/30,21/12|30|25|23 12)29,84)30,0s)55/73|62)50 13/30,19|30 22) 45/66/98 /47 1.4|30,27)/30,11) 48/62/5353 15|30,09|30,10)47/51}45/38 16/30,10]30,07/37/55|51)51 17/30,03]30,03' 48)59/93)52 18/30,06]30,13|52)57/50/50 19/30,19/30,20)46}52/48) 40 20/30,20/30,18)/40)57}50/46 21/30,19/30,12)49/56] — |49 22|30,08|29,91|51| 70/55/52 23)/29,95|29,82)41 54/48/38 24/29,57/29,46]42/53/44/39 25|29,60)29,81)41|48]42/37 26/29,78)29,44|34}49] 43/44 27)/29,23/29,49|46/49}40/34 28/29,61/29,90|32/39/36|31 29/30,004/30,05|29)47}41/37 30/29,91/30,08|43)51/47|32 30,12130,04|34|35|34/34 31/30,21/30,24)25| 45/38/35 29'75/30,50/35|35|29 28|S Mean 4658/50/46 38/48/44/39 24135|3)|27 N. Noon, St, Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. ETololLleol-hLeb-i.-)--Lk Kolelkk- i hol Lol} Lelol-LoLeke CoE Kell L i heoko klk) ke hhe beh ole ke holokolon. he OV Ko McMeel Naoko Vac Decl Nacl clan Ba Bac Nee Nac alae KO Vee dae Lo Vel Ko Veoleal fl Kol MeleclgKoleKo lark Kolol, 1, delerkarlaclarlechobaclaKokoXol, Kok] ayy SQ FONTS Oasys =o CHD) ey ey Pa Pay rey Py ey Py PP dP gy TOPs = aan TnDODAOSaR Sessa Dees TS BOFN6 TOs 2s 355507202 FOF aes 30 ZOD FOS = Sse TTOOOTOD TaD ARAM TOT SS a5 OOmss ass OFM TOnOs TOs as aes Se ae ZO s sy sons sss WOs sons =D sOm aay: FOSS SOSs =e Se SOS ST TST TOsTOTs SSS Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1816. 179 JANUARY. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. ii. Hail, S. Snow, 180 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1816. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. jarometer. Therm. eather. Bac lez eA TO Sn te a ee ~WWesa.| 8 )N./St.) 10) 8 IN. 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L0e.M. 8 N./St. 10 30,01/29,90|29 45] 39/36 30,06)30,26/36 47/40/39 80,32|30,12|25| 43/38/39 29,56|29,36|49/47/45/41 30,21/26 29|25|19 30,26) 29,7626 38/33/33 29,71|29,71|27|42|37/34 29,67|29,72)30)32| 26/23 29,73 29,63|30/41/34|33 10)29,22 29,40|39| 41/36/34 11/2940 29,71/34'3.4/25|20 12'29,78)29,93)16/24|19|18 30,05/30,01/10/24/21|18 30,00/30,22/14/18|14| 7 15/30,23/30,15] 9|26|23/25, 16 30,00)30,00|20 32)23)21 17)30,05|29,53|18'30|34/37 18 29,22)29,03|39)/36)32|19 19 29,19/29,42/10/15|10| 8 2029/54/29, 51/10 21/i8|19 21/29, 47/29,63)19/19]23|16 22,29,90|30,17| 7/20/15] 8 23'30,24/30,02| 5/25|22/22 2.4/29,67|29,79|33'30|28|29 25 29,88/29,73|18 34]27|20 26 29,50'29 48/25 34/24/13 2729,58|29,61| 2 19/16/15 28 29,78|29,97] 1| 7| 2|-2 29 29,94|29,72|-1!15|17|16 30 29,65|29,71) 6 14] 7-1 31 29,67/29,85| 3 30/19|L1 Ba.m./lOp.m. 8 |N.{St.| Lo F |/29,81/29,73, ~S{19|L3) 11 C |/29,76)29,70 13|38) |26 R ||29,62/29,59 23)/28)/20) 14 R |/29,76|29,91| 5)15| 7) 2 F |/29,96|29,83|-3|25| 1|-2 C ||29,76|29,89) 5/28/23)19 C ||29,89 29,96 20 36/28/20 C |/29,90)29,89 21)37|33/25 F ||29,69 29,63, 31/30)23)22 F }/29,68 29,62 22/35|32/23 F ||29,63/30,05) 4)14) 7] 2 F F F Cc NS) R Cc F Cc F EK \E ow Z bee ee he Ne ae he Neo Neco Neo Ko hee eR oN Belo keke kel? 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St.) 10/5 a.m.[10r.m.| 6 NN. pi. 10] 8 |N,St.| 10|/5 a.m.)10r.o,| 8 |N.[St. 10/5 [N8t 10 “]|29,68]29,70) 65|75|63)56 F \C |R | F ||30,02|30,08|64|73|65|63\0 |C |C |G ||30,11|30,12|62\71|63|61\C |C \O |r 2|29,77|29,97/66/80|71/63 F |F \F |F ||30,02/29,93| 70|79|70/63|F |F |F |F ||30,11|30,04|65|73|64|60|F |F |F |r 3/29,96]30 ,00|68/80/66)/63 F |F |F |F ||/29,91|29,87|70!84|71|68)F |F \C |R||29,99/29,96|64|84|74| |F|F|F |F 4|29,99/29,94)72/85/65/62 F |F |F |F ||29,76)29,77|74|85|76|69|C |F |F |F ||\29,92 73)/88|74|68|F |F|F IF 5|29,88}29,90|72)80|64/62 F |F |R |F ||29,87/30,11|73'81|67|59|/F |F |i |F 29,98|74|91/79|75|F |F |C iC 6|29,91/29,93/73|83)71|67|F |F |C |C |/30,20|30,13| _|76|66|60|F | F |F |F ||30,03)30,2¢ |65|75 66|62\C |C |F \C 7/29 86|29,89|72)84/76|72 R |F |F |F |/30,08|29,90|65|7¢|71|59|F |F |F |C ||30,30|30,32/61|73/62/58/F |F |F |F 8/29,88|29,82)70|74/60}59 R |C |C |C ||29,88/29,93|73/79|72)70/R |R |C |C |/30,31|30,23|61|75|62\61|F |F \C |C 9)29,87/30,27)72|77/67/69 F |F | |F ||29,95|29,78|74|73|67|/64|R |R |R |C ||30,17/30,15|66|78|68)/63/C |F |C |F 10)30,37/30,40/62|7 1/60/56 F |F |F |F |/29,87/30,07|72/84|71|64|C |F |F |F ||30,08/30,01|72|87|75|71|F |F | |F 11)30,32/30,12)67/75|69)68/C |F |C |R ||30,18|30,19/68|68|62|60\F |C |C |R | |30,02/30,01|75|78|67\66|F | \C \C 12|30,02 78/85|70/68)C |C |R |F ||30,09|29,98|57|71\67|64/R |R |R |R | |30,00/30,01/76|81|71/69/F |C |R |R 13|29,94|30,06)73/86|72)67 C |R |C |C |/30,01/30,12/71/86|78 68|F |F \F |F ||30,12/30,29/60|63'57/50\C |F \F |F 14)30,18/30,27|/65|75/62/59 F |F |F | F |/30,00)29,98/74|78|70|70|F |F |C |C ||30,37/30,38|56/59|52\51/F |C |C |c 15/30,28/30,27/69)78)66/55 F |F )F | F |/29,77/29,87|78|89|74|70/R |C |R |C ||30,33/30,16|56/60\57|\58\C |C |C |C 16/30,28)30,11/68/85|72)68 F |F |F |F |/30,02|30,01!72|77|67/63|F |F | F |F ||29,96|29,86|60|63 60|59/R |R |R |C 17/30,11|30,11)77|84)73)72'F |F |F |F ||30,08|29,91|72/80|73|71|F |F | C |C ||/29,88)29,88|63|76/68|60\F |F | |F 18|30,07|30,03]79|97|79|75 F |F |F |F |/29,92|30,01|76|92/81|75|F |F \F |F ||29,82/30,12/63|74|67/56 R|F | |F 19/30 ,00/29,85|79/95|78/75 F |F |C |C |/30,22/30,06|71|73|65|73/F |F |C |C ||30,23/30,29|54 69 60|55/F |F|E\F 20|29,74|29,83|79/94/73/68 F |F |R |F |/29,86/29,89171|74/62|61/R |R |R |R ||30.22/29,99|61|76/71\68|F |F |C |C 21/30 ,04/30,10}66/80/63/60 FF |F | F |/29,83 29,78/68|78|73/68/C |C |F |F ||30,11/30,11|58/66/58|/50/F |C |F |F 22)|29,98/29,80|64|77/73)71'C |R |C |F |/29,87/29,98|68|81\72164|F |F |r |F |/30,13|29,94152\65|58\57/F |F |C|R 23/29,91|30,12/72/87/69)62 F |F |F |F |/30,00 29,77|67/81|71/68\F |F |F |C ||29,75|29,64|59/79|65|60|C |F |F |F 24)/30,18/30,11/69)77|65/61 F |F |F |C ||29,77|30,09/59!56|5.4/53/C |R |R |R ||29,47/29,79|68, |64|/57|R|F |F |F 25/30,11/30,19/66/75/64)59 F |F |P | F |/30,18|30,24/56|70|59/54/F |F |F |F ||29,82\29,83|52|65 58|46|F |F |P |F 26|30,21/30,23/66)/80|67|62 F |F |F |F |/30,23 59/74/62/57|F |F |F |F ||29,83/29,78|47|65/59/53|F |F |F |F 27/30,18]30,11/69|81/65/60 F |F |F |F 61)73/63/56/F |F |F |F |/29,73/29,73/59)69/62/60/F |F |F |F 28/30,02/29,99]/67|82/68/63 F |F |F|F 30,14|62|73| [60|F |F |F |F ||29,78)/29,30|51/64/54/47/R |F |F |F 29/30,00/30,00/75/92)78/72 F |B |F |F |/30,10/30,08|67|75|69/61|F |F |C |F ||29,97/29,98)49|61/52)45|F |F |F |F 30/29,86)29,92)72/80/71|67 C |C |R | F |/30,07/30,04]62|71/62/60|F |F |C |R |\30,02/30,10/44 56|44/37|F |F \F |F 31[29,98/30,02)72/75|62/59 F |F |F |F |/30,09/30,11/59|61/60/59|R |R|R |R Mean 70/82)68|65| 68|77'68/63 61/72/63|58 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. “Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. , Weather. || Barometer. ___Therm. | Weather. 3 a.m.(10p.m.| 8 )N.St./10) 8 )N.) St.) 10/8 a.m. 10p.a.| 8 N. St. 10) B/N. St. 10) 8 A.M. 10P.M.| 5 N. St. 10/8 N. 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Noon. St, Sunset. F. Fair. ©. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1818. 183 JANUARY. PEBRUARY. MARCH, Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm, Weather. Barometer. Therm, Weather. ol Bam. (10P.M.| 5 N. St.) 10) 5. N. St. 10)|3 a.m. 10P.m. 8 N.jSt.) 10] 8 )N.jSt.j10)/o a.m. 0pm.) 6 JN. 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Weather. 8 a.m /l0e-m.| 8) Nt) 10) 8 /NuSt. 10//8 a.m.)l0e.m.| 8 /N.)St.) 10] B /N./St.) 10//8 a.m.)l0esm.| B)N.St.) 10] 8 No Stl 10 1/29,89|30, 11|69|73|68/62|F |F | |F |/30,01)30,14/77/90|78|72| FF |F |F |/29,78/29,72/67/381/70|66|C |F | F | F 2/30, 11/30,11/63/80|69|68|F |F |F |C |/30,17|30,12/76/84/72)/69| F | | F |F |/29,76/29,87/68/81/64/62)F |C|C |F 3)30,12)30,15)70!73/63|62)C |R|R |R |/29,95 72/86|74|69/C | F |R|F ||29,91/30,00/64|35) 74/66) F |F | F |F 4|30,16|30,17|65|76|66|64|C |R|C |C |29,86]/29,97|71/34|74|69| F | F | F | |/30,09/30,17/63|77|71/59| F |F|F |F 5}30,11/30,03/70/81/67|64/C |C |C |C |/29,99/29,82|73)89/77/71/ F | F | F F |/30,20]30,19]62|76/65/62|F |F|C |F 6/30,02/30,12|63)82|63|66|C | F |F |E |/29,70|29,97/77/35/67/59|C |C | F |E |/30,15)30,10|70|72)65|60| F |& )F | F 7|30,17|29,99|70|73/66|65)C |C |C}C |/30,00/30,03/60|73)66/59| F | F |F |F ||30,01/29,87|64/72/66)66)C |C|C |R 8)29,81|29,74|76)90|82/76| F | F |E | F ||30,10)/30,02)65/82|70|66) F | f |C |C ||29,73)29,63)64/62)56/53|R |R| R| R 9}29,71/29,73/81|92|69|69) F | F |R| F |/30,03)30,05/69)32/63)63) F | F |F |F |/29,46)29,69)54|56|57/56/R |R/R| R 10)29,81|29,73|72|91|79|74|F | F |C|F ||30,04/30,06|69|83/72)66) g | | F |F |/29,78)/29,99|60)66!60|54/C |F|C | F 11)29,71|29,79/84|93/39|84/F | F | E|F |/30,02|30,00/75|36/723)66) f |r | |F |/30,01/30,06/58)74|63/55|F |F|F | F 12)29,82)29,83/85|99|83/82)F | F | F| F ||29,97|29,93]74|94/80|74) p |p | |F |/30,16|30,28)60)60|56|52)C |C| C| F 13/29,86/29,97|80|83)75|72) F | C | F| F ||29,84)29,71/74|90)82)75| CG} F | F |F |/30,29|30,21/60)65/56)55|C |C|\C | C 14)30,00/29,98)74)90/74/69/F | F |F | EF ||29,63 76|82|71|66) p | F | F |F |'30,05/30,08|56/68)60/57|R |C|C | F 15/29,83)30,01|75|73/60/58) F | F | F | F |/29,96]29,98|63/82|70/63) | F |C|F ||30,00)29,83| _|72/66/64)R |C|C | R 16}30,05)30,07)69/80/69/63) F | & |F | EF |/29,93)30,00|67 82/73/66 F | F P| |/29,85/29,70/70/75/59/55|R |R|R| R 17/30,02/30,03)70)73)64/61/F | F |F |F |/30,01/30,09)60\72)6) 55|F |} F | FF ||/29,64|29,87/57/62)58/54|R |C|/R|F 18)29,99|30,00|70/86)69|64)F | F | F | F |/30,09/30,15)61|74|62/53) F | F | F |F |30,07/30,17|/55/65)53/57| F || C | F 19}29,96/30,00/72/72)69/69/R| R|R|R|/30,19 62|75|64|61|F |F | F |C ||30,01)29,63)57|62)59\66/R |R|R|R 20)30,01)30,02|73/86)70|69) R| C |C|C ||30,20/30,09 6975/69/65) C | F |C |C |/29,62) 29,66) 65|/73|62/54|C |C|F |F 21/30,08)29,93)71/84)74)72) R|C |F | F ||29,97/29,92!71/90/73 69/C|F |F | F |/29,63)29,67|54|62|/56/52/C |C|C |F 22/29, 86)29,90|72/84/72/70/F | FF IF 2.9,83)29,96|7 1133/69 64|/F | F | F\F ||29,65)29,77|56)70/60/56|/F |F F\F 23)29,97/29,97|77/86|70|63) R| F |R|F ||29,97/30,00|66|73|67|60) F | F |C|C ||29,82)29,97|50|64/57/438)F |F F\F 24/29 ,84/29,83]75|89|71/66) F | F |F |F ||30,07|29,89|/66|72|62)64| F | F |C |C ||29,95|29,87|50)71|63)53)F |F F\F 25)29,92)29,91|69|85/74/69 F | R|C|F ||29,33]29,93]63|73/66/60|C|C |C|C ||29,73)29,85|64/82/72/61|R |F|F | F 26/29,87/29,77|75|70|_ |65/F | F |F | F |/30,06]30,03)63!73/65|60)C | F | F | F ||/29,92)29,99|54|63) 60 50\F |F JF |F 27/29,79)29,83|} |73|70|67\F |r |F | F ||30,03/30,09|65|71/60|/58)C | F | F |F |/29,95|29,96/46/61/54/46)F |F F\F 23)29,92)30,02/73/35|76/71/C | F |F | F ||30,03/30,00|65|70|62)59)/C |C | F | F ||29,94/29,90 49|62)54/47|F |F|F/F 29)29,99|30,03)75|85/76|70 F | F |C |F |'30,00/30,11/64/72)64/59| F | F | F | F |/29,95)30,02 A9|59|52)44/F |F\F EF 30)/30,03 29,91/76|82)70/69 F | F|C |F ||30,09/30,03/64|72)64/62 F |F |F |C 30,02/30,19/49/61/53) |F |F |F/F 31/29,82)/29,94)84/94/78/72 F |F | F |F }|29,93)29,37|62|73/66/62/C |F | F F Mean 74|83|72|69 63'81'69164; 58/69!61/57 OCTOBER. 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FEBRUARY. MARCH. | Barometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. ioe Bea ae La 8 N./St.j 10) 8 jN./st. Sa.m./10e.m- 8 |N.(St./ 10) 8 |N./St.|10//8 a.m. 10e.m-| 8 |N.|St.) 10 St. 1 29,88 30,01/31 41) 41)35 F |F |/30,02)30,01 15|34/20/23|P |F |F |F ||29,81|29,51|36 44)35)33 230, 20 /30,30/32 34/29/21 29/98/29; 93 19|51)42|36 F |F ||29,51/29,76)26/31|22)15 3 30,11|29,62 15, 32/28/27 29,76) 29,71 30|48| 42/42: F |F |/29,9S| 29,99) 10)26/23/20 429,63 29, 96 25) 31/29/26 29,70) 29,71 42/56| 48/38) F |F |/29,82/29,82/28/40)34|/30 5 30,10)30,10|17 27/27/26 29,79 30,12 37/24/31/30 C |C }/30,02/29,85/28)43|35|/34 6 30,06 30,01/19 30)26|26 30,31)30,41 22/31/27/20 F |F ||29,40/29,66)37/40)35/24 7 30 "22 30,48)2i 3 3/27/20 30,49/30,35 27/38) 34/30 C |F |/30,02|/30,24)16)21)19|18 8 30, 64 30,62|12 24/23/21 30,11|29,72 36/45) 46/44 R |R||30,00/29,50 26/30/30|19 9 30,52 30,2019 37/32/32) 29,76|29,57 43/59| 45/38 F |F |/29,69/30,00|19)23)21)15 10 30, 06 30,19/35 47) 42/35, 29,40 29,48 49/64/50/49 F |F |/20,16)30,22|16)36/31/19 ll 30, 13 29.99/35! 44/41/40 29,63)/29,90 37|/33)/35|/3L F |F ||30,13/30,04)21)44/34/32 12 ‘30, W 3028/38) 41/35|24 30,05)29,99 27/34/30/28 F |C ||29,90/29,68|35| 44/36/34 13 30 125) 29,96 23 36 Br 29,73] 29,53 26/28/2421 S |S |/29,33|29,07|34| 43/36/34 14 30, 04 30,38/12 18/13] 5 29,78|30,01 18/35|27/27 F [C }/29,07/29,31|22/23)12/13 15 30, 30, 29,82) 6/31/33/38 30,07) 29,97 30)40/34/34 C |C ||29,58/29,74/14)/28)}23]16 16 30,00 (30,20 29)42/38/32) 30,07) 30,19 30/41)34/26 F |F |}29,52/28,98/24/35)/33)24) | C {c|/29304/29,58)24/32/24/21 FF FF cic CIF F IF F|F FF c|c C|C FF FF el Ke Nee Neel lee Neel = cle Na Nae Wee Neca Koo Vesa ACA cle Ias Ieee oN Nao =D Nae Nec Ba Nac Nee Wi Nac ce eo ha czas Noe Wale To Vara ae “MoI ELL Lib Lh iLL lel Lt lelek-i-iL-li1-1-1-le) 29 30,25/30,18)-2 14|14)12 30,18|29,93)26 32/27/31 30 29,63|29,90/26 38|36|23 | 29,66 2931/35) 35/36/38 3130,15/30,12)16 23)21|20 29,50 30,01/44/45|31/26 Mean 17 36)33!29 | 29|40/34/30) 28/37/30|27 APRIL. MAY. JUNE. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Burometer. Therm. | Weather. || Barometer. | Therm. Weather. __|Sasan West. 8) Ne St] 10] 8 [N/E 10 |Sia an. 1Ov.at,| 8 NajSt 10) BN. St, /10|/Savat, Orem.) 8 /N./St.| 10] 8 [N. St.) 10 1/30,23 30,82 26/40/32 29/F |B |F |F ||29,77/29,68|60 65|54)52)P /F |" |F ||29,87 29,82 52/54 50/50/R /R |C |C 2 30.22 30,00 36|4_/36/32/F |F JF |F ||29 64 29.69 55/60|50/48/C |C |C |C ||29,78,29,80|60)72 60/58|C |F |F |F 3/29,97|29,95 41/6 1/49/45/F |F |C|C ||29,72|29,92/49/58/55|49|R |C |C |F ||29,78 29,97/66 74 66/59|F |F \F |F 4 20,97 29,63 47|53/47/46|R |C |C|R ||29,97 29,94 62/68/54/52)F |F |F |F |/30,02 30,00)63 87.74 70|F |F \F |F 5]29,36|29,09 51/6)| |42)R (RIF |E 29,87|29,89/62 74/59/55|F |F |F /F | 30,08 30,10|78 90, 75/73/F |F |F OF 6|29,6u| 29,80 '38|44/34/33|C |C |C|C ||29,78| 29,84|58)78|62|50|F |F |F |F ||30,09|30,09|78 90/78)72)F |F |F \F 7|29,d8|29, 15/33|50/42/37|F |F |F | ||29,89/30,09|47/47|-44)44|C |C |C |C ||30,03)30,00/76/35 69 66/F | |F |F 8|29,50|29,50 40/54 47/43/C |C |C|C }/30,12/30,20/49 54/44/41) F |P PF |F |/30,02) 72:80 6968|/F |F F\R 9}29,53|29,91/42/43/36 32|# |F |P |i ||30,21/30,06)48/56|48|47/C |C |C |R |/30,02/29,95|72 35,74 70/F |F FR 10}29,9-4/30,00/32)45]40 35|E |F |F |F ||29,89/29,68/54/52/50/48)R JR |R |R |/30,07 30,18/69 78 6457/P |B |B |P 11/29,92/ 2949/40] 40/43 43/6 |F |C \C |/29,75/30,16|48 52) 15/45/R |R |R |C |/30,21/30,03/62)69 60 60/F |F CiR 12/29,40|29,03/45|54/42| |R /C |F|F ||30,22/30,27|42/45/42/39| F | F |F | F ||29,93 30,00)62 65'62/61/R |R /R |C 13|29,37|29,84) 43/61 /46/43/F |F |F |F ||30,27/30,26|-44/ 44/42/42|F |C |R |R|/30,11/30,24/62/63/59 54)C |F F |F 14)29,97/30, 14) 46]56|46/42/ | |F | F ||30,22|30,18 43) 48)44)-4/R |R |R |C ||/30,27 30,31)66 72/68 62|F |P PP 15/30,17/30, 11/48/6652 48|F |F |) |/30,10 50/56/52/51/R |R |R |R|/30,30/30, 22175182 66162|F |F |C |C 16|30,11/30,03/49/51/42 40/F |F JF | FP |/29,62)29,43/54/58/54/51/R|R |R |R 30.27 30,00|69/86/73 65|F |E |E |E 17/30,02] 29,82) 45|44!41'39/C |C |C|R |/29,29|29,37/54165[53/50|R |R |F | |/29,91/29,84) |95)81\78|F |F |F |C 18|29,62|29,72| 41/40/37 36/R |R |R|R |/29,37|29,45/58|62/50/47|F |& |C |R }/29,77 29,66)52/91|68 67|F |F |R |C 19|29,73|29,82136/38/3737/R [R |RIR ||29,57/29,80|52)62/53/46|F |F |F |R ||29,61|29,83|79|92|70 64 F | |F |C 20/29,86)29,91|39/42/39 37|C |C |C|C |/29,81/29,99/55|62|56|49/C |F | |F ||29 97/29,92|65 74/60 58\F )F |F |F 21/29,8y|29,90| 46/52/44 38|C |C |F |F ||29,98/30,01/59 73/63/57/F |B IP |F 29,83|29,97 72/78/68 63/F JE |F IB 22/29,83|30,00 50/58)47 35/8 |F | /F |/30,05)29,84 57 66|63/61|F |F |F |R ||30,00 30,03|68|76|67 67|F |F |F |C 23/30,0u)29 83 44/53/44 44/F |F \F'|F ||29,98]30,00/56|62|51/52/C |F |F |B |/29,93) 73/83/69 56/F |F |F IR 24/29,83)29 90 46/54 47 AL F |F [EF |F |/29,89)29,64/52'63/53/52)R |R € |C ||29,95 29,99 6975 63/61 FIF|IRIC 25/2987 30,07 45/57/46 42|F |F |F|C ||29,46|29,50|59|84/60/54|C |R |R |R ||29,96 29,94] |7463.61/F |B |F IF 26/30,10/30,19 46/51\40 38|F |F |F \F ||29,50|29.76/65|64|51/45)F | | |B |/29,90 63)77/67/65|F |F \F |F 27)30,17|30,07 42/45/38 37|R \C |C|C ||29,77|29,92)53|60/51/47|F |F |F | F ||29,75 29,77/74\85|74 70) B |B \F |F 28/29,99|30,07 40/45 |38 C |C |F |F ||29,90|29.97|52 68|59/50|F |F |F |F ||29,73 78|87/75,64|F |F |F |R 29|29,97|30,00 45/59/49 40|F |F JE |F |/29,90|29,67|60/83|65|63|F |F \C | R ||29,71 29,69/70|80)69 68|F |F |P)R 30/29,97|29,78 51/65/56 50/F |F |F |F ||29,67|30,00\62/55/51|51/C |C |R|C ||29,67 29,66)70 79/73)72)R |R |R |C 31 | | 29,87|30,00|56|53|50| |C|C\C|R Mean 43/51/43 39 | 5461/53/49 70\79'68 64 Sunset, #. Pair. C. Cloaly, RK. Kain, id. Hail. 5. Snow. IN. Noon, St 42 186 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1819. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. , Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather. || Barometer. Therm. Weather, Ba-m.(10r.m.) 8 |N.\St) 10 8 )N./St./ 10/8 a.m.[10P.m.| 8) N.St.) 10\ 8 [N.)St./ 10\|3 a.m. 10p.m.| 8 [N.|St.) 10) 6 |N.jSt.) 10 1|29,67|29,75|73|77|65|67 R |C |R |F ||29,98|30,06)84|100|76|72\F |F |R |R ||30,02|30,00|69|86\76\71|F |F |F |F 2)29,77|29,77| 7182/69/65 F |F |F |F |/30,00|30,03|79|93/75|73|F |F |R |R ||29,99|29,97|75|92)83|77|F |F |F |F 3)29,78|29 ,90\67|75/64/59 F |F |F |F |/30,02/30,21/76!88|76/68|F |F \F | F ||29,89|29,87|80|94\85\79|F |F | F |F 4|29,89|30,09|67|82)63|59 F |F |F |F ||30,26|30,27|68|79|63\64|F \F | \F ||29,91|29,85|75|89\79|74|F |F | F |F 5|30,22 60/70|59|55 F |F |F |F |/30,27/30,22|69/82)70|/66|F |F \F |F ||29,88|/30,03|71|76|67/64|F |F | F \F 6 75)72/57|F |F |F |F 30,21 73|90|74|70\F |F \F |F ||30,07|30,01|70|78)71\70\F |B |F \C 7 75|64|60|F |F |F |F ||30,12 80\94|80|/76\F |F \F |F ||29,95|29,83|75|84)72|70/C |C |R |R 8 30,08)/69|89/77|70|F |F | F | F ||29,99|29,93/81)|88|83\72|F |F |R |R ||29,87|29,72|68)75|68|68/F |F |F |F 9)/30,08]30,08)80/85|72/74|F |F |F |F ||29,82/29,98]73|88|78|70|R |F \F |F ||29,67|29,97|76|81|69/60|F |F |F |F 10/30,04|30,01|83|98|87|79\F |F |F |F |/30,01|30,10|74|¢6|74|71|F |F |P \F |\30,07/30,21|62|73)65|56|F |F |E \F 11|29,92)}29,81|84)94/77|74)F |F |R \C ||30,07/30,04)75|81/75|71)F |F |F |G ||30,31|30,36|57|73|62|58)F |F |F |F 12) 29,85]29,82|78|87/76|71|F |F |F |F ||29,97|29,87|79|91|82|80|F \F |F |F ||30,35/30,29|63|78|70|62|F |F |F |F 13|29,97|30,12|73|30|67|63|F |F |F |F ||29,86/30,00|83|91)78|72|F |F |F |F ||80,18)29,84)65|79/70/69)R |F |F |F 14/30,18/30,19}70|81/67/63 F |F |P |F |/29,97/29,99|75/91|77|72|F |F | F |\C ||29,75)30,01/67|68/55)48|F |F |E |F 15|30,11|29,94|68/79| |67|F |F |F |F |/30,02/30,09|71\71/67\61|F |F | F |F ||80,07|30,22|52|65|57|/48/F |F |F |F 16|29,46|29,80/67|87/77/72)R |F |F |F ||/30,07|29,92165|64|62|/58)R |R/R |R ||30,27/30,27|57/79|61/58|F |F |F |F 17|29,86]29,90/75|79|70|69) F |F |F | F |29,76/29,90|62/67|62/61|R |R\R |R |/30,32/30,13/60/70|62|57|F |F |F |F 18|29,97|30,10|78/87|71)65|F |F |F |F |/29,98/30,09|67|76|67\64|F |F \F | F ||30,00|30,02|60|78 68|60|F |F |F |F 19|30,08)30,19]70/78/66/62 F |F |F |F ||30,07/30,07|69|77|69/68|R |F |F |F |/30,05/29,98|62)75 62/58) F |F |F | 20/30,17/30,12/79|84)72)67/F |F |F | F |/30,04/30,01|74/91|80|74| F |F |F |F |/29,98/30,19)58/59| |54|F |F | F \F 21/30,09/30,14|72| 77/65/62) F |F |F |F ||29,99/30,01/80|90|79|73) F |F |F |F |/80,22/30,3C| |56/52/52)C C | R\R 22)30,13) 7083/72/68) F |F |F |F ||29,93/29,77|79|86|75|74|F |F |R |R ||30.27/30,20/57/60/53/55|R|F |F |F 23 75|83|74|69|F |E |F |R ||29,79|30,18|76|75/63/56/R F |F |& ||30,05/30,03/62/68 63/611 |F \F |R 24/30,20/30,21/76/82)/69/68 F |F |F |F |/30,27|30,29|58|71| 57) F |F |F |F||30,03 61|72|66/62|K |C |R|C 25|30,08)30,03/70/80/70/66 R |F |F |F |/30,28|30,30|60|74)64\58)F |F |F |F ||29,97)30,00|63/65/62/60/C |C |R |R 26/30,00)30,07|68]77/63|67 R |R |F |C |/30,31/30,30|66|74)64|57| F |F |F |F \\29,91/29,41/59|58/58|60/F |F | F |F 27|30 ,02/30,09/66|67|65)64 R |R |R |C |/30,24/30,10|66|71/65/64| F |F \F |F |/29,55|29,52|66|77/71/66|F |F |F F 28)30,05/30,03/74|86|76/74 R |F |F |F |/29,93/29,82/65/67|66/64)R |R |R |C | 29,84/29,89/66)75/64/61/F |F |F PF 29)/29,98]29,97|80/92/78|74 F |F |F | F |/29,76|29,93]67|s2|73/66|F |F |F |F ||29,88/29,91|61/66)63)61/R|C |R |\C 30)29,93/29,99)85)/95)85/80 F |F |F | F |/30,05/30,12/63|73|65|58|F° |F |F |F |/29,88/29,81)62|70|63)60/F | P| F |F 31/29,98/29,99/84/99/87|80 F |F |F |F |/30,11/30,07/60|74/65|/62|F \F |F |F Mean zalg3|72\67\ | 72|78176|67 65/74|66|62 OCTOBER NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. BS a.m.[10e.m.| 8 )N./St./ 10) 8 )N.)St.) 10||8 a.m. 10e.m.| S/N. St. 10) 8)N. 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Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair, C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow, 188 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1820. 29.62 29.80 30 21/29,82 30,00|40/57/49/41 29,60/29,22140/45'50139 29,93 29,80 24/32 30/34 F a es pe ee JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. > Barometer.) Therm. ) Weather. || Barometer. ; Therm. |) Weather. || Barometer.) ‘Therm. _\ Weather. Bacm.)l0e.m.| 8)N.St, 10) 8 /N.St.)10||8 a.m.)l0e.m.| 8 /N.)St.) 10] 8 /N./St.] 10//8 a.nt./10e.a1.) B/N. St.) 10 8B NASty J St 10 1/29,:97/30,20|83)39|73/69| F |F | F | F |/30,07)30,00)75 81/68/65 F |F|F IR 29,90) 29,93|70|31|68|65,F-/F)F |F 2\30,32 30,37/74|77|67\64) F |B |F | {29 97 30,04|72)81/75|70| F | F|F |F ||29,96/30,22) |76)65)58)F |F | F |F 3)30,37|30,22/73/92)76)70/F |F |£ |F |/30, 08 30,03/69|/83/73|67| rr | F|E |F |/30,23]30,24/59|75|66|62|F |F | FF A\30, 22 30,11 80/95|80/72)F |F UF | F |}29. '97/29,88)72|82|69 70\ fF |F | RF |/30,21)30,26|65|82/74|69|F |F | F|E 5/30, 05/30,03|84/95|82/78|F [FF |F 29,88 29,97/73|87|68/67| Fr | F/R F |/30,23/30,26|72)85/76/70|F |F |F|F 6130, 03)3),10/386|92/79/74)\ F | F | E | C ||30,07)/30,26/49|76)65 63) p | F | F |F |/30,29/30,14/73|91|81|74|/F |F | FF 7 30,1 30,14)81/89/77|71|F |F |F | F |/30,29 60/381/69/63| je |B |E |/30,27|30,27/70|73/65|63)F |F | F|F 8}30,1230,02|79|89|74|72|C |F |F | F |30,23 30,10|71)79|68)67)\ pF | F |R |C ||/30,19)30,10 63/90\78172|C |F' | FF 9)29,33)29,98)77|93|76|72|F |F |F | F |}29,98 29,81/75|91|80|75)p |v |F |E ||30,04/29,98 73|92/80|76|F |F | FP) F 10|30,00)30,20/79]82|71/70)F |F |F | F |/29,83)29,78)81/31/72 74\ fF | F|RIC |/29,97|29,93|80|99|87\78) F |F | F| FE 11/30,25/30,23|70/72|63)65|F | F |F | F ||29,82)29,88)72)80|72 72\C|F |F |E ||29,90129,89/80|89|77\74|F |F | F| F 12/30, 10)2),93|73)92|77|74|F |F |E | F |/29,80 29,75|80|97|83)80) p | Ff |R |C |29,60/29,78 77\74|69\65\C |C\ R| F 13)29,86)29 37 32/95/80)77\F |F |F | F |/29,76|30,00/80/87\74 70\ p| F | |F |/29,89]30,11/64/78/68/58/ Pr |F | F| F 14:2),76,2) 72 77/85|74|72|F |R|R|R | 30,02/30,08)63) 73) 66 60) F | | E |F )30,16)30,06/57|67|64/62| F |F | F | C 15/2),632 2 7A 73|84|73|70/C | F |F | F |'30,07|30,12|63) 74/67 64 F|C|C jC ||30,02/50,11 |62|72|64/63|/R |F | F | F 16!2),96|30,10/80/87\74|71)F | F |F | | 30,11|30,07\70|74) 65 64)F | F | F | |/30,12/30.17|/63)78|68/66/R |F | F | F 17|30,14)30,16|79|85|72/70) E | F |F |B |/29,90|29,90)66)74)64 64)R| &|RIC |!30,16)30,21|69/85/74/69|F |F FF |F 18|30,12)30,03)\76|89/76/73| F| F |F |F |}29,91|29,94/68)30 67\64)F |F | F |PF |/30,26 71)75|65|61/R |F | F | EF 19|30,06]30,09)30| 92/60/67) F) r |R|R |29,92|29,90/67|80/68 64,\F |F JF IE 60/53/5351 20/30, 11/30,13)70|74|68/64| F |) F |F |F ||29,82/29,88)/68)84/71 62Q\F|F|F|F 51/60)53/45 21/30,03/30,07/70/82)63)/63/F | F |F |F ||29,85|29,99158|77)\09 62|F | EF \F \F 45|55)49\43 22/30,06/39 20 68)74|66)64) F) F | F |F ||30,02)30,11|65)77)67 63/F |F |F |F 47|63)58)/51 23/30,24/39,24/71/79/66|63|F |F |F |r ||30,14/30,17|65\79|67/62)F | FF |F 55 70/63 SSF IF |F|F 24/30,19)30,02) 65 78)68)65|F | F \F |F |/30,19)30,20)68/80)68 66|F | f | F |F |29,78|27,73/62/74|65,56)R |F | FF 25)29.92)29 ‘93) 76)95/83/77)F |P |F |F ||30,18)30,11|69/79|69)66)R|F |F | E }\29,67 30,03)57|77|60/47|F FF |P 26 29,97)29 35 80/92/79|74'F |F \C|R ||30,05/29,59/70)81|70/69) F | F | F )F |}30,22 30,27/42|58/50/4e/F |F FF | 27)\29,71 29,67 77|83|73/70/R|R\C|F 29,57) 29,93/67/81/71)70| F | F | EF |F |)30,27 30,30/49/65/56 52) F |F|F|F 28)/29,73'29,90|76|88)76|74 F | F |F | F |/30,00)29,97|64|74 68/64) C |F |F | F ))30,32)30,46/50 66/56 50|R |F FF 29)2),93/30,01)76|83|74|73 R| C \C |R |:29,97|30,05|64|77\66)63 FF /F | F ||30,47)30,3456/70/57/56/F |F |C|R 30)30,02)30,09/80}91/75|72 R | F | P |B |/30,12/30,11|68/76/67 65|F |F |F | F |\30,21)30,31\56/78)70|64|C |F |F JF 31(30,07|30,08)/73/91/77|74 F | F | F | F ||30,03|29,90 66|77|63)/67| F F\C\Cc Mean 77|87|74/70 69'80'70167) 64.75 66'61\ OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Barometer. ‘Therm. Weather. Barometer. Vherm. Weather. Barometer. Therm. Weather. 8 a.M. Ue m.| B/N. St. 10] 8)N. St. 10/8 aum.)l0p-m.| 8)N.St. 10] 0 jN.jSt.) 10|/8 acat-/l0p.m.| 8 )N./St.. 10) BN. St.) 10} 139,36 30,39|97 65/5653 FF \F |F |/29,91|29,77/45|58 50/47/R |R |R|R 29,70 570 29,50 13/24/22 /26|F IF |F IC 2 30, 80 [30,15 57 70|69/58 R|C |C |F ||29,66|29,60/45/50 48/46)R |C |R/R |/29 '50129.79 30|33/36)32/F |F |F IF 3/30,02) 29,88/60 64/59/59|R.|R |R.|C ||29,62/29,80/40/52 46/40) F |C |C |F |/29,82 29,95) 27|38)37\29|F |F |F |F 42), 83/2 29,8559 59'56'57/C |R |RR |/29,64/29,75/40/53 47/46) F |C |C|R 29,89 2949/29/33 38)40 CIR RiR 5.29 RS Y4p 29,97|56 57/55/55|F JF |F | F |/29,81|29,62)39)48) /41/F |C |C 29,59)29,68)32/39/39)32'S |S |R|R 6129 "Od 30,13|57|61/55|56|R.|F |F | F |/29,73)30,01/39)48 41/38) 6 |F IP 29,78|29,96|32)38/32/27/F |F | F |F 7 30.27 30,3047 6253/45) F |F |F | F |/30,10/30,11/35)45 39/34) F [PIF 29,86/29,66)24/37/34/36 F |F |C |R 8)30,30 30, 19/4256 48)45/F |F |F | F |/29,95/29,63/40/49 49/49/C |R |C 29,69/29,76/32/44/33/32 F |F |F |F 9}30, "1120, ),83 4358/53/55) C |R |.R|R |/29,50|29,73/48|55 47/37/C |F |F 29,76/32|38/38| IF |R|RIR 10 29,36 29,77 50/58'55|56|R |R |F |F ||30,05/30,27/26)33 23/22) F |F |F 29.41/29 58/26 29] jE IF IF IF 11 29,33)2),69 62.6656\50)R | R F |F |/30,30/30,18)20|33 32/30/F |F |F 29,53/29 73 20/25)19)13 FP \F \F 12)29,73'30,08 47/56 49\40)F |F \F | E |/29,91129,50/32)35 S|R|R 29,67 29/30 10 23/19 14)F |F UP |F 13)30,11)30, 08 39/60 50/49/F |F [EF |F 1129142129,77)26)¢ SF IF 29,87|29,87|13 26, CIC |C |C 14)30,02)30, 00|54)67/62|57\F |F FIC 30,06/30,26/20)3 F\F |F 2994/30, 10/23 3 FIFE) F 15|29,93)29,78) 58) 63/60|60|R|}R |R)R |/30,26)30,24 25/43 33/33) F |B IE 30,01/29,77|30!: CIS |SjC 16 29,632 29 38 60,72 62/52/R.|R |R)R ||30 21/30, 12/23)44 33/39/F | F IF 30,02/30,23/10 SE JF IF 7 30,13130,26 46, 58 59l46/F |F |F|F 30,01)30,01/33)47 40/34) F |F |F 30,18/29,99) 7 FIFIF JF 18}30,19)29,97' 39/45 46)45|R.) RRR |/30,20/30,04 28/47 41/39 F |F IF 29,82|29,69/17|3227/20)F |F |F |F 19) 29,77)/29,65 46,535 55/53/F |C |F |F ||29,93/29,77/36' 51/45/43/R|F |F 29,54/29,44 24 35/C |S |R|F 20/29,66)29,77 45) |49/43/F |F |F|F (129,98 29,85/35/44 39/32) F |F |F IFIF|F \F FUFIF CiR|F FIFIE FF IF Fir |F FIFJF F |C|C F IF IF FIFIF FF \F RIC |C sici¢ R|F\F R/C |R FIFIF FF IF F IF |F sisis F \F\C F IF |F FIFIE FFF PIF \F FIs{|s F\FIF FF \|F Rici¢ F\F\F F \F |F FIF |F FF \F F \F IF F 22/30,04|29,88)36156 48/39) F 29,45/29,90/33)47/40/33 2), sol \30;3 29/27 7S ‘ 29,65/35|58/51/44|F 30,02/30,02|35/52 46/41 30, 42 30 37 3/15/12/14 F 45|64/52)40|F 29,99|30,00/44/49 47/47 30,00 2904 19 168 49/54/43)35|C 29.98|29,77/45 50|46 46 30,16/30,26) 7/18 6F 32/43 39|/30/F 2950/29 77/49/54 43/30) 30.20 30,06/11 3/13 F 34/44/33)/36/F 30,02|30,06/21|26 23/17 30,14 30,24 11/21/16 S/F 2|33)38 39|38/F 30,37)29,95|13/30'30|32 30,29) 30,11) 6 26F 3/30/45|37|/32|/F 29,87|29,79/27 3631 22 29,70 30,50 34/32 32/32 R 31/55/48/42/F 29,28)29,72|12 22 19|12 29, 32 30,07 22/31 \26\02 F 43)61/42}45)F 33/44/39)35) 30,12 16/3024/19 F 47\58)5 2147) | | N. Noon St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1821. 189 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH, Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. | Nt. | 8 N.)St.) 10) 8 jN./st.) 10) Nt. | 8 )N.jSt.) 10/8 )N./Su./ 10 Nt.) 8 jN.St./ 10/8 jN./St.) 10 1 15 1631/24)19/F |F |F |F 38 |40/42/33|32R|RIF (F]| | 26 |34|37/35|33/C |R |F |F 2 13 |16 21/[8) 9|F |F |F |F 24 |29/38)/34/34/C |F |F |F 27 |34|37|32/27/F |F |F |F BI -1| 215/12) /F |F OF |F 30 |35/39|32/32|C |F |F |F 27 |30|40/34|29/C |F |F |F 4| 9/14 25/20)18|F |F F \F 81 |32/32/31|31/C |F |F IF 18 |22/29|23/20|F |F |F |F 5 11 |13 20/14)12|F |F |F |F 26 |26|29/29/19/C |F |F |E 8 |11/24/23/19|F |F /F |F 6 4 |08 24/21/20/F |F |F |C 13 |14/29)24/23/F |r |F IF 12 |18/30|22/13/F |F |F \F 7| 11 |12/12/14| 8|S |F |F |S 21 |28|39/33/26/S |S |C |F 11 |19/33)/29/24|F |F |F \F 8 1| 9)25/20|12|/F |F |F IF 19 |21/31\24/20/F |F |F |F 14 |23/39/32/24|F |F |F |F 9) 9 |19)34]31|28/C |C |F |F | 14 |24)39/31/38/F |F |F \C 12 /27/47/40/36|/F |F |F |F 10 19 /22/27/19|11/F |F [FE 32 |39/48/39|36/F |F \F |F 28 |38/53/44/41/F |F |F \C ll 6 10/30|30/29/R |C |S |S 27 |28/41/32/31/F |F |k |C 34 |37|35/34/32/C |C |C |C 12) 15 |19/34/27/23\F |F |F |C 29 |32/45/44/39/S |R |F IF 21 /30/45| |34/F |F |F |F 13 19 |24/34/30|28/C |C |S |S 41 |41/47/39/31/F |F IF |F 29 |37/52/45|/42/F |F |F |C 14) 14 |14/14]14/13/S |S |S |C 27 |32/36|30/30/C |s |S |S 35 |42/50/43/35/R |R |F |F 15 1| 622/16) 41F |F |F |F 26 |24|38/32/24|F |F |F |F Q8 /38/5s/4s|41/F |F \F FP 16 0 | 3)20|16| 6|F |F |F |C 15 |24/36/30/28/C |S |S |s 32 [35/47|/47/47|F |F |F IF 17) 2 |10 22|19/10/S |S |S |S 24 |28/32|/31/27|S |S |F |F 31 |39/32)/22/17|R |R |S |S 18) -1| 3/14) 7] O|F JF |F |F 20 |26/37/30|/34/F |F |F |F 14 |18/26)22)17|/F |F |F |F 19 -9 |-3/19/16)12)F |F |F |F 13 |20/42|32|34/F |F |F |C 10 |14/22)19)12|F |F |F |C 20 6 /11|26]20/15|F |F |F |F 28 |38/44/41/41/C |F |F |F 10 |22/30/30/36|F |F |S |R 21 10 |20/37/28)25/F |F |F |F 27 |34/45/37/32/F |F | |F 23 |48/46|/38/30/F |F |F |F 22) 13 |20)/32/21/23|F |F |F |F 21 |34/46/36/34|F |F |F |C 21 |33/39/32|31/F |F |F|F 23, 13 |23/40/29/22/S |S |F |F 28 |33/33/34|29/S |R |R|C 27 |34/41|39|34/C |F |F \F 24 —4 |-2| 2|-2/-n/F |F |F |F 20 |24/30|24/10|F |F |F |C 33. |37/53) 16/38|R |C |F |F 23 ~16 |-13| 1] 0/-5/F |F |F |F 8 /15/34/27/25/F |F \F IF 28 |34|43]40/37/C |S |F |F 26 -16 |-1 21/18/17|F |F |F |F 19 |27|/39|33|/31/F |F |F |F 26 |35/42/36/34/F |F |F IF 2% 13 22 38/34|36/F |F |C |H 30 |33/27\/23/16|F |F |F |F 24 |32|41/31/22|F |S |R|F 28 25 |33'45|31|28|F |F |F |F | 8 |13/31)31/32/F |F |F |F 14 |21/37|28/22/F |F|F \F 29 21 |24)36/28)21/C |F |F F | 15 |25/38|32/26|F |F |F |F 30 13 |32/46/41/34/C |F |F |F | 18 |30|44/36/35|F |F F |F 31 41 52/46/42/F |F IF |F 16 |41/60/42/\40/F |F |F |C Mean 7/14 26]21!17| 24 }25/39(32/29 22 |30/40/34|30 APRIL, MAY. | JUNE. Therm. Weather. |} Therm. Weather. |) Therm. Weather. | i Nt. | 5 jN. St, 10/38) NSt/10 Nt. ;8 /N.jSt.) 10) 8 |N.jSt.) 10 Nu 8 NN. St.) 10) 8 (N. St.) 10 1); 33 |37/47|/37 36/C (C |F |F || “48 [57|\74|6416|C |F |F IF 50 57,5051 50/R F/R R- 2 33 [35/44/35 32/C |S |C/S | 47 |62/65/53)51|F |C |F |C 41 55\72 60 56/F |F |F |F 3 19 |27/33/23 26/F |F |F|F 44 |48 57/48|42/R |C |F |F 46 6581 66 64/F |F F \C 4 19 |24/38/34 30/F |F |F|F 40 |46/51/45|42|C |F /F |R 55 |7089 75 70|/F |F |F |F 5 23 |34/45/3432/F |F |F|F | | 35 |40/42/40/40/R |R |F IF 54 |73,91 72.69\F |F |F |C 6 22 [38/48/44 39/C IC |F|C| 38 |41 45/41/39/R |C FF 54 |75876967\F |F FC 7 34 |46/6052 45/F (F |F C| 36/42 55/54)54/C |F | FE 56 |68)80 66 62/F FP FF 8 39 |52/56|52 44/C |C |C|C 36 |56 61/44)44/F /F |p IF 55 65/76 63.63, F |F |F |F 9 32 |39/50| 36/C |C |F|F 35 |51/67/54/49|F |F |p IF 59 |70|\72 68 68/F |F |F |E 10 26 |39/55/43 39/F FF |F 41 |55|75/62/55/F |F [PF \F 60 |70 78 '65/60|C CiR|R 11 25 |40/45| |34/F [I |F|/s 40 |58'58/54|54/C |C |R IR 50 [67/75 6461|F |F |F |F 12 33 [35/30/34 35|S |S [RIR 38 |55.60|51/49/C |C JR |R 63/67/8170 66/F |F |P (P| 13 33 |40/50/44 40/h UP |F|C 44 |60/77/61/56\F |F |F |F 64 |78|926460/F |F |R|R 14 31 [37/53/46 41|F |F |C|C 48 |54/62/51/46/C |F |F |F 52 |56.55 5048|F |F OF |F 15 32 |43/53/44.33/R |R |\C|F | 36 |5460|50/48/F |F |p |P 42/53/68 56 53|R R-RIR 16 26 |38|f1\/42 39|F |F |C\C 41 |58/70/58/51|F |F |p |F A7 |65|77/65/59|C |F |F \C 17 17 |35/30/28 30/S |S |S|s 42 |57\63/51/511C |F |R |C 48 |64/74/65/60/F |F |F |F 18 28 |32/38] |34|S |S |S|F 48 |52/60/51/51/C |R |F \F 48 |64)75}6258)F |F |F |F 19 27 |36/45/40 37|F |F |F|F 46 |58/64/55|48/F |F |r IF 56 |65|73/6) |60|/C |C /F |F 20 27 |39/50/41438/F |F |F|C 39 |53/63/54|52|/F |F |F |F 57 |63|74)61|62|C |F | |C 21 25 [44/60/53 56/F |F |F|C 45 |53/63/54/50/F |F |C |R 57 |64/67/61/60/C |C R|R 22 44 |46/55| /44/R /R |R|F 41 |53/63/54/51/F |F |F |F 58 |61/70/67/63/C |F FP |F 23 31 /47/55/53 46/F |F JF |F 45 |57/68/56|55|F |F |F |F 57 |68/71/61|60/R|C|F JF 24 29 [50/69/54 48/F |F |F|F 39 |58'69/58|52/F |F |F |C 57 |74/94'79|74|F |F FF 25 37 [50/70/45 41)/F |F JF \C 43 |60'68/56/53/F |F |F |F 66 |79/84/70\67/F |F FIFE 26 29 |45/55/45 42/F |F FF AQ |56|54/53/53/C |C |R|R 63 |77/88|73|67|F |F |C |C 27 37 |50/53/42 38/F |F IF |F 48 |61|74/63/59/C |R |R/F 64 |75|86|71/70|F |F JF |F 28 27 | (57/48 42/F |F |C|C 50 |63/78/69/66|F |F |F |F 64 |77/71\64/63/C IC |C |C 29 34 |50\71/61 56/F |F |C |C | 49 |60|77/61/59/C |R |R|F 59 |63/71/63/58/R |C |R|C 30 | 5) |56/70|61'57/R [RF \F 48 |69|79|71/67|F |F |F |F 54 |69/80|70/67|R |C FF 31 | 61 |76|88/65|64/C |C |R|R Mean | 29 (41/51/4540 43 |56|65!55/49) 55 67|77|66 62 | Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset, KF. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Kain. H. Hail. 8S, Snow. 43 190 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1821. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER, Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Ne. | 8 /N.(St.) 10 BN. Sty 10 Nt. | 8)N. Si, 10) 8 [N.jSt./ 10 “Nt 8) N.Sty 10) BYNASr) 10 a 53 |74|85|\69/65 F|F \F IF 78 |$3|100|85/80|F |F |C |C 63 |74.79|70|70|C |C |R |R 2 58 |\70/82\69|66 F |F |F |F 69 |79|87|75|72|F |F \F |F 63 |73.81/73/71/C |R|F JR 3 58 |68|70/66|59 R|C |F |F 68 |76|82)72|/70|C |C |i |F 68 |75.87\74/71\F |F|RIR 4 47 |60|69)59/56 F |F |F |F 67 |74|89|78|72|F \F \F \F 69 \74\75|73|69/C |C |R |R 5 42 |61|73|61|57,F |F |F \F 60 \74\86|72|66/F |F \F |F 64 |63|75)70/63|F |F FF 6 47 |62)70|60/57/F |F |F \F 58 |69\81|71/65|F |F \F |F 63 \67|77/67\60|/F |F F |r 7 48 |64/76\66/62\F |F |F \F 57 |64|76|67/65|F |F |C |C 51 |56/68)62/60|F |F |F \F 8 48 |68|82|66|62/C |C |R|F 56 |66/71/63/58/R |F \C |F 60 | |86)73/70\F |F |R\R 9 58 |65/80\67/65 F |F |F |F 49 |63|79|68\64)F |F FF 65 |70/84)74)72)C |R|R|F 10 58 |68/77|\66\62)F |F |F |F 50 |69/88)77|72|F |F \F \F 64 |74|76)63|62|F |F \F |r ll 58 |64/65|63|/63 C |F |R|R 55 |76|92|82|78|F |F |C |C 52 |62\75/61/59/F |F |R|R 12 52 [61/71/6662 F |F |F \F 55 |70/79|70/64|F |F |F |F 52 |57/67\61\60|F |R|C |C 13 52 |64/80/69|61\F |F |F |F 54 85|72/77|F |F |F \F 51 60/72) 64|55|F |F |i \F 14 50 |64|80/69/64'F |F |F |F 60 |72)93)/30|74|F |F |F\F 51 |60|71/63|/55|F |F JF \F 15 49 |69|85|70/65/F |F \F |F 66 |80)99/88|80/F \F/F OF 46 |55|67/58|53/F |F |F \F 16 58 |72|37|71/65\F |F |F |F 68 |78/93|72/68)F |F/F | 45 |57/71)61/58/F |C |R|R 17 56 |71/83\71|69/F |F |F |C 63 |71/80/65|64,C |C\F |F 54 |58|61/58/58/R |F |C |C 18) 63 |76|S8/69/64 F |i |F UF 62 |77/91/69;70/C |C |R |R 56 |62|67/61/57/C |F |E |F 19 54 [6981/67/64 F |F [FF G1 |75/84/69|67)F |F |F \F 47 \56|68/62/56)* |F |F \P 20 53 |70/80|64/62 F |F |F \F 59 |71)85|75|71/F |F \C \C AG |54)62,5454,F |F UP |B 21 53 |68/76|64/61 F |F |R\F 63 |72|80|69|62|R |R|F \F 52 |64)/75/67/60|R |F FF 22) 58 |64/75|66/61 F |F |F \F 55 |64/75|65/59|F FF |F 48 [57/69 61/54|F |F |F |F 23 55 |65|78)67/66 C |C |C \C 52 |63/77\65/60|F |F |F |F 46 |55/71/64/57/F |F |F |F 24 54 |69/70/66/64 R/C |RIR 52 |63/78/66'60|\C \C | |F 46 |57|61\56|57\F |F |R|R 25 55 |65|78|66/65'C |C |R |F 59 |66|78|65/60/ F |F |F \F 45 /53)74/6661 F /F | E \C 26 62 |75|79|70|66 C |C \c |C 54 |63/76\66 68\C |F |F |R 40 |48/61/5447/F |F|F\F 27 64 |73|80|70}67 F |F |F \C 54 |64'69|64/57/C |F |F |F 36 |45/62/54|/9/F |F | FF 28 59 |72|89/77|72 F |F |F IF 50 63/75/6458) F |F |F |F 36 |54/70| [a3\/F |F |F |F 29 58 |76|80|66/65 F |F |\C|C 50 |67)78/65\66,C F |F |C 43 |50|/67|5353F |F \F |F 30 62 |72]/93/82|79 C|C |C |C 71/73|69/64/C R|R|C 44 |49)70/59|57/F |F |F |C 3] 62 /33/94/30/78 F |F |F \F 63 |73/88|75|70\F |F |F |F Mean 55 |69179|68\64 58 |71/82|71 67 52 159/70 64/59 OCTOBER. NOVEMBER. DECEMBER, alla ‘Therm. |_ Weather, Therm. Weather. || Therm. Weather. Nt. (8 )N.St./10] 8|N.jSt) 10) |_Nt. | 8) N. St) 10) 8 )N-St) 20) | Nt.) 8 N.S. 10) 8 NN. St. 10 7 53 |58]62\60|60\C |F |P IR ~ {51/55/48} 13)R | RIFF || 21 |22/30)26) |C|C|C|C 2 56 |61)67|/60|56\C |F \F \F 39/53/46/38|F [F |F | F 17 38)35| |C|R|F|F 3 54 (5$|70/67/57/F |F |F \F 31/55|/51/51/F |F FIP 34 |36|46/40/33)F |F |F |F 4 45 |53|67/58|49/F |F |F \F 53/67/53/45 R|R|S |3 || 30 |33)/45/39/35/C | |F IF 5 53/72/63|58|F |F |F |F 57)46/45/45 R|R IF | 33 (33/40 ClF IF IE 6 6)|77|64\53/F |F FP \PF 43)47|45/47/F |R|R IR 30 /32)34/30/27/S|S |F|F 7 47)63)55/54)F \F |F |F 43 |49/59/48)44 R|R IF IF 22 /28/30/33/27|F |F |F |£ 8 57)61/58)47\C |F |F |F 40 |44/57/50/42)F |F IF IF 25 |29/37|- FIFIR|R 9 41/58/50)44/F |F |F JF 83 |36/53)48/48/F |F | |C 25 |29)42/37/30/ F |F |r \F 10 43/53/46/39/F |F |F \F 46 |50/54/51/40,F |F |R\F 19 |27/35): F\F\FIC 11 35]53/44/42/F |F |F |F 29 {33/48/44 /46/F |F |F |F 31 /34)35/34/28/C |F F/R 12 49]53/52\60/C |C |R|C 39 |48/57)46)39,) RIC |B IP 19 |22/30/27/21)F |F JF UE 13 61|70)61/33)F |F |F \F 29 |33/45/33|/32|F |F |F |S 19 |30/34/34/35/5 |C |R|R 14 49|60|51/46)R|F |F |R 26 |30/41/37)/33/F |F |C |S 28|33|27|22)F |F |F | 15 40)/58/52|51|/F |F |F |C 28 |33/44)40/36/C|F |F |F 13/17/24): |F IF |F\E 16 43162) |46|/F |F |C |F 26 |34/47)44/43/C |F |F |F 8 | 9/25): FF |F IF 17 39/55) 46/39) F |F |F |F 32 [44/41/38 43/C|F F/R 18 |22|37|\33/30/ F |F [FF 18 37) 44/42/41/C |F JF |F 30/36/49) 35C)F |F OF 28 |34/30/34/3i|)C |F |R IF 19 34/43/40/33/S |S |R|R 30 |36/42|/37|/34/C/F |F |F 17 |19/21/28)24)F |F |F |F 20 32) 48)48/42/F |F |F |F 28 |32/44/39/34/F |F |F |F 17 |22)30): C/c|cic 21 42)67/62/56)F |F |F |F 29 |33/42/40/35)F |F |F \C 29 |35/38/33/33,R|F RC 22 53/58)44/36/F |F |F |F 28 |35)44/45)46,C|F |R|R 31 |34/35/31/23)R |F |S )R 23 32/57/42/33)F |F |E |E 32 |[36/47/42/35/C|F |F [F 21 [21/30 FIFIF IE 24 31/50)44/35)F |F IF PF 27 |34/41/38 40/F C|R/R 9 |17/30\2 FUF FF 25 32/48/40 /39/F |F |F F 27 |44/41/39/35/F |C |R JR} 19 |22)27/26|24,C |S |S |C 26 37\64)56|48/F |F |F |F 25 |29)40|35/30/F |F |F \F 10 [15/23 F\F\F IF 27 45/70/59/55|/F |F |F |F 24 |28/36|31/22/F |F |F |F 9 |17/29)21/20)F |F IF |F 28 46/60/54/48/F | FF \F 17 /21/35/30/23|F |F |F |F 19 |26)42)5 C\F |F |F 29 45/68)64/56/F |F |F |F 20 |23/31/30/2s/F |F |C |S 10 |i0}10| 7] 3/F)F \F IF 30 48)62)53/44/F |F FF 23 |26)29/28/24/S |S |C |C 0 | 4)L2)18/20)F |C js |s 31 35/54/46/45/F |F |F/C 10 |13/30|25)17/F |F |F |F Mean 45)60)53/47 29 |37/46]42/38 20 |24|32|29/25) Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Ss ol" | Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1822. 191 ' JANUARY. FEBRUARY. f MARCH, Therm Weather. Therm, Weather. Therm. } Weather. Nt. | 8 /N.st. 10) 8 /N./Sty 10 Nt. | 8)N.jSt./ 10] 8 )N.)St.) 10 Nt. | 8 /N.)St.[10) 8 )N.j/Stj 1 1 10 |14/34/32)31|F |F /F |F 3 |19/35)27/21|F |F | F|/C 38 /41/64)55/49/F |F Ik IF 2 35. |35/41/31/18/R|C |F.|F 7 (11/29/25) [JF JF JF IF 37 /40)54/45/45|C |C |R IR 13 6 | 9/33)32/32/F |F |F |F 5 | 8/35/27/30/F |F [FF 44 /44/51/40/33/C |C |F |F \4 12 |12)14| 8) 2iF\F |C|Cc 20 |32)35/34|/32)S |S |S |S 28 |36/42/37/32/F |r IF IF 5 -7 |-6} 5) 2\-1/F|F |F |F 7 | 927|20)17|/F |F |F |F 26 |34/56/50/40|F |r |F |F 6 -3 | 9/23/19|15|S|C |F IF 8 |26/35)33/26|C |C |S |S 32 /43/65/46/38|/F |F |F |F 17 7 | 926)22)19)F |F |F IF 8 | O915]11) SIF JF IF IE 31 /37/38/34/34/F |F |F [F 8 17 |30)34/34/32|S|R ;C |C 1 |17)27\23)15|F |F |F \F 29 |31/31)/25)/20|S |S |C |C 9 25 |26/35/27/26)F | F |F |F 1 | 4/36)30/22)F |F |F|F 9 |16)26)20)17\F |F |F |F 10) 16 | 6/14) 3} SF) F IF IF 18 /26/31/22)12/C |C |C |C 11 /18/37|31)26/F |F |C |R 11 -2 | 0/19/15) 4/F\F |F IF 5 | 8)27/21/24|F |F |F I/F 21 |24/47/40/42/F |F JF IF 12 1] |27/36/31/25|C|C |F |F 18 |27/26)23/20)C |C |C |C 13 /43/58)51|35/F |F |F |F 13) 23 127/26)18/12/S|S |F |F 17 |17/24/20|16| S|S |S|S 32 |30/36/27/23/F |F |F |F 14 -9 |-5) 7) 5) 7F\F IF IF 11 /15/18/17/16/C |C |C/C 20 |26/27/37/27\F |F |F JE 15 0 |20/35)29)20/F |F |F IF 3 | 8/26/2610)" |F |F |F 20 |28/45/39/30|F |F |F |F 16 12 |14)20/15) S/F \F |F |F 3 |10/35/32/35)F |C |R|R 20 )34/44/41/33|F |F |F |F 17 —-3 | OLG)12)14/F |F |F IF 33 |36/40)37/33)C|C |R|R 25 |30/45/37/41/F |F |F |F 18 11 |18)35/34/34|F |F |F |F 26 |31/32/14)22/F |F |S |S 32 /40/46/40/32)F |F |F |F 19 32 |39/47/41/35 R)R |C |C 19 |25/33)/28/19)S |C |F |F 23 |35/45/35/33/F |F |F |F 20 32 |35/39/35/33/C |C |C |C 9 |18/38)34/32)F |F |F JF 21 |33/60/50/40/F |F |F |F 21 27 |29/42)38/36)/F |F |F |F 32 |36)41/44,46/C |C |R|C 30 |36/43/35/30/F |F |F |F 2 34 /36/48)39/37/F |F |F |F 32 |39/52)46/40/F |F |F IF 24 |36/40/35/35/F |C |R |R 23} 22 /22/16]18) OF |F \F IF 18 |19/23)20)18/F |F |F IF 34 |39/40/34)28/C |C |C |C 24 —4 |-2) 5/12) IF \F IF |r 15 |26/40)35)/31/F |F IF \E 22 |29/45/39/33/F |F |F |F 25 —4 |-1| 9) 6] SF JF |F JF 18 |18)21)1G6)14)F |¥ |F UF 28 |32/41/34/30)/F |F |F |F 26 4 | 7730/25/24/F |F |F |F 9 (4/38/33 /25) F FF IF | 25 |32/60|53)/45/F |F |F |F 20 23 |27/34/31/24/C|C |S |S 20. |32/53/49/45|F IF |F IF 25 |40/45/35/38/F |F |F |F 28) 13 |17/38)31/25|F |F |F |F 32 [37/53/45/4U|F |F |F |F || 39 |47/53/51/54/R |R |R |R 29 13 |30/38)34| |F\|F |F |F 32 |38)42/33/27/F |F |F |F 30 23 |29/34)/30/32/C |S |S |R 21 |33/40| )20\F |F |F |F 31 20) |22/34121/20/C |C |S |S 23 |30)40/35/34/F |F |F |F Mean 13 |17)23/24|19 15 |21/33)/28125| | 25 |34/46)39|37 APRIL, MAY. JUNE. Then. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather Nt. | 8) N.Stj 20 St. 10 ‘Nt. ) 8/N.St. 10 ~)St.) 10 Nt. ) 8)NjSty 10] 8 )N.jst ByN. B/N | 33 |43/50/42/32/F |F |F JF 53 |67|75|60)54/C |R |R IE 60 |65)80)72|60)C | F 2 22 /27/41)/35/33)F JF IF |F 51 |62/75|73)67/C |C |C |C 58 68/80) |63;C |C 3 33 |39/57/46)338)F |F |F IF SL |57\65)57/50| F |F |F JE 60 |63)30)/69|62/F |F 4 23 |32/49)/44|35|F |F |F IF || 38 |43/63/55/50/F |F [F |F 56 |61/59/56/50/F |R 5 34 |39/42/37|35/R |R|R |C 42 |42/44/50/45)R |C |F |F 42 |50/66/56/53) tl |F 6 29 |32)45/37/33/F jk) F IF 35 4660/53/45) F |F |F | F 49 |57/63/56/52)F |F 7 32 |40/61/47/45|F |F}C |C 35 [90)71/55/53/F |F |C |C 47 |61/70/60/58)F |F 8 32 |49/47/43/36/C |C|R JR 53 |99/70/60)52) F |F |F |F 56 |67/82)/65/60/C |C 9 28 |37/39/36/34/C |C|C |C 39 |64/63/50/49/F |F | EF |E || 52 |62/80/70/62) iF |F 10 32 |35/37|/35/36)/C |C|R JR 38 [51/53/51/49/F |F IR IF 51 |70/85)76/70/F |F W 34 {41 FIF|F IF 38 |01/64/51/48)F |F |F |F 52 |63)74)70/69/F |F 12 35 /42/51/43/38/F |F |F |F 37 |53/63/56/55|F |F |F |F 57 |71)/82)66/}62)R |R 13 37 |40/40/40/42/F |F|C |R 46 |57\79/60)56)F | |F |F 53 |60/65)59/55/F | F 14 36 |37|58/56/50|R |R|C-|C 40 |60)76)62)/56/F |F |F |E 48 |65/71/59|53)C |C 15 36 |40/50/42)34)/F || F |r 54 /63/73)70/62)/C |C |F |F 53 |63)/85/75/63) |i 16 30 |36/42/39/39/C |C/R |R 47 |59|66/55)/52)F |F |F |F 52 |76)/95|70/63)F |F 17 37 |44/53/45/38)F JF |F IF 42 |57/68/55/52/F |F |C IR 5) |67|73/60/59/F |C 18 29 45/40/36 F |F\C |R 50 |61|76|63/60)C |F |F | F 53 |55)65/53/50/R |R 19 33 |39/45/42/40/F |F |F iF 48 |58/67/58/55|F |F |R|F 44 |61/68)/58)56/C |C 20 36 |39/44/39/35)R |R|C |R 43 |55|65/59/54| F |F | FF 49 |61)70/58)57/C |C 21 25 |39/47/40/38)/C |C/F IF 42 |59)71/61/62/C |C|R|C 55 |64/51)73/68)F | F 22 35 |40)43/42/39/C |C|}C |C 60 |67|79)68)65|C |C |C jC 60 |64)54|70/63)R |C 23 35 |40/46/40/40/F |F | F |F 59 |70/84)67|60/C |C |F |F 56 |69/83)72)65) F [F 24 39 |44|60/53/46/R |C}C |C 48 |60/69)55/50/F |F |F IF 59 |64/63)/63/62/R |R 25 38 |52/64/49/62/C |C|C |C 39 |52/62/51/46/F |F |F |F 58 |71/83) |65/F |F 26 47 |58)/68/58)/43| F |F |F \F AL |55/63/57/54|F |F |F |F 66)75)74)65 {7 40 |44/60/49/44R |R|C |C 50 |66)74|72/65|R |R |R|R 63)83/64 2e 50 |54/62)53/49|R |R|C |C 61 |74)93\75)72|F |F | F \F 58 |68/387/70/69|F |F 99 45 |57/69) [50/F |F \F |F 63 |77|/83/69|61|F |F |F |F 61 |71/86)73)/69|F | F 30 Al [55/69/58/58/F |C|R \R 55 |65/63/57|55|F |F |F |F 65 |72)34)71/68)F |F 131 52 |64/79/69/67\C |C |R |R {Mean 34 |42/51!44\41 47 |59|71|60)56 53 |65'77|66161 Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain, HR. Hail. §. Snow. Bey ays 2375 = VOC 7S] = SQ ss aC a] pelicl-e-Kok.-]| lok Loh k-Kel--)--L- LLL LeloiL-lel.| 192 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1822. $$$ $ JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. V eather. Nt. | 8 N.St.) 10) 3 /N.St./10 Nt.) 5 /N.)5t.) 10 5 N./St.) 10 Nt. | 8)N./5t. 10) 8 Nast. Jo a 64 |81/97\75/73/F |F|F |F 53 \67|\79|68\60\F |F|F JF I | 51 \63)78l70/65|F |F JF |F 2 65 |72\75|\64|42| F JF |F |e 51 | |90|77\73)F |F\F \F 50 |71)80!71\68)F |F | F |C 3 59 |62/80/67|65|/R|R|C |C 69 |75|92/81|74) F |F IF |F 60 |69\83/76|70|R|R|C|F 4 60 |71)85|74|73)" |F | JF 68 |71/87|75|71/C|CIF |C 60 |69|82/70|67/F |F |C/C 5 60 |74|80|70\66\F |F \F JF 67 |72)83!70|65|C |C|C|C 50 |60/75/68/61)F JF |F LF 6 64 |75187|75|73 49 |62\72/63/59) F | F | F |E 48 |61|73)63|59|F |F |F|F 7 68 |80|92\78|74|F |F |C|C 46 |63)72|63/56|F |r | |F 45 | |\77/68/66|F |R|C]R 8 62 |67\68\64|63/C |C |R|F 57 |62\73|64|60\c |e |c |C 39 |64/80|8'63/F |F | F|F 9 57 |68)/81/71/64|F |F |F |F 54 |67|79|68)\64| p |e | F IE 39 |66/83/72/65/F |F | P/F 10 57 |72|86|68|67\F |F |F |r 54 |69/83)73/69\ ¢ |F JF |E 60 |68|80/71|68)C |C}C|C 1 63 |67|/82\72|69|R|C|R|R 65 |74|88/78|73| p IF |F FE 60 |73/86|79|70|F |) |F|F 12 63 |71/84/70|68)R |R|R\R 67 |76/94/77|71 Fle [EE 57 |68/80/70\68\ 6 |F| FE) F 13 63 |73/92\77| [FE \F|F 65 |76/94|70|66| ¢ |C|R|F 59 |70|86|70|67|\F |F| F\F 14 68 |69|81/78|71/C |R |R|C 53 |66|77/68|65) pf |p | F\E 58 |68/70|67|66|C |C|C|C 15 68 |77/88|72/70/R|R|RIR 61 |70|78\76/67|R|R|RIC 61 |68/83|77/73/C |C|C|C 16 68 |75|83| |68IC|C\F\F 54 |65/82/75|68) pr |p |C|R 61 |66/75|68/57|F |F|C|\C 17 60 |70|82\74/69|F | F IF \F 60 |74|89/84|65) p |F |R|C 45 |54/65/54/46/F |r |F\F 18) 64 |75/87|75/75|F | F JE IE || 53 |66/76|66|63| p |F |F |F 35 |48/67/62/51/F JF | F IF 19 62 |70\89/77|73/F | F JE |E 53 |69/71/69|67/\¢|R|C|R 45 |66\68/61| JF JE |E|F 20 62 |80/95/82/76)F |F JF IF 66 |72)88/74/69|p|R|R|R 58 |61/65/63/63)R|R|R|R 21 71 |78/96\76|72'C |C IR|R 63 |75|75|65/65|F (F |F IE 55 |63/73/64/55|F |F|F |F 22 66 |73)/82/69/65/C |C |C|C 61 |67!74/63|62\C |F |R|R 42 |50/63/54/45/F |F|F |F 23 62 |71/82\72/63/F |F JF |F 58 |64/68/63| |RIC |C|C 34 |42/65/57/49/F |F | F |F 24 65. |75/88/75/60/C |C |F IF 52 |63|74/64/62|p |F |e EF 38 |45|79/61/55|F |F|F |F 25 64 |74/83/69/64|R|CIF IR 52 |62/76/67|62) pe |F JF |F 38 |50|71/63|57|F |r |F |F 26 53 |61/73/64/59/F |F |C|C 51 |65/78/67/61/F |F |F |F 37 |61|80|70|66/C|C|F | F 27 48 |62)75|70/63'F |e |F |F 50 |6470/65/61)F |F |F |F 64 |69/83)74/70/C|C\C |C 28 59 |64)72|70/69'R|R|R|C 54 |62/72/65/64/C |C|C |C 68 |72!83/73/70/C |C|C|C 29 60 |69/82\70/65 F|F |F |F 54 |67/80|68/80/F |F |F |F 65 |70\72/68/66/R|R|R|R 30 58 |71/80/66/63 F|F IF IF 47 |61|74/64/58/F |F |F JF 64 |67/82\72/62/C |F |F | F 31 51 |67/77/67/63 FF IF \F 44 |60/75/66/63/F |F |F\F Mean 61 |71|84|72|67 57 |68!80!69166) 52 |63|76'67/62 | OCTOBER, NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. She. Therm. Weather. Therm. _, Weather. Therm. \ Weather. Nt. | 8|N.S N.St.) 10 Nt.) 8 )N.jSt. 10] 6 /N./St.) 10 Nt |) 5) N.iSt.) 10) 8 Nest.) 10 a\—__\-46 |50l62/55i50\F |F IF |F || | 37 |40/49/42/34/R|C|C/R||~ | 57 |64/69/53/38/C |C|R|R 5) 43 '49|66|59/44\C |C |F |F 25 |30)44/40/37|F [F JF IF 28 |30/38) |30/F |F |F \F 3 39 4657) 43. FF [FE 31 [33/47/42 /32/F |F IF |F 26 |30)36|25/33'C|S |s |C 4 38 [43/62/5348 F |F |F|F Q1 |28/47/40/31|F |F |C|C 4 {11/30/2322 0) R|R|R 5 33 |48'64/52150)F |F |F |F 23 |238/55/45/42|/F |C |F\F 11 |17)35)31/30,C|C | |C 6 30 [52 63)50)a4/F |F |F |F 33 |35/51/43/38/F |F [EF |F 15 |22/31/24\16 F |F |F JF a 46 |52|68/62\58/F |F |F |F 31 |37|54/44/50/C |C |C|C 9 |15/35/28/35/F |F |F |F 8 45 |63/69| |58)R)/R|\C\C 31 |51/58/45/42/C |C |C|R 25 |31)45/40/32'C |C|F |F 9 47 |54|64/48/44|C |F |F |F 37 |40/41/38/32/C |C |C/C 9 |25|37|34|33,F |F |F |F 10 48 |58/75/68/64/F |C |R|R 24 |29/47/40/34|F JF |F IF 31 |34|40/40|33 C|C |R|R 11 59 |63!63!61\60|R|C |C |C 33 | |60/45/49/C |C |F IF 31 [40/55/50/41/F |P |P |F 12) 55 |61/72}66,59/C |R |C|F 31 | |65}63/55/C |C |Clc 25 |28|30|36/22'C|C |C |C 13 49 |56/70|62|51/F |F |F \F 41 |44/42)48/45/F | |F |F 24 32)/39/37/36)C c|Cc|c 14 41 |48/52/43/46/C |C |C|C 41 |44|44/49) |R|R|C\C 24 |35/44/42/40/C |C|C|C 15 36 | [55'48/38/F |F IF IF 34 |35/49/43/35/F |F |F |F 34 /42|38/26/13/F |F |F \F 16 33 |46)64/59/58/C|R |F | F 29 |33/58)51/41\F |F |F |r 5 | gj2diaziealr |e |e |F | 17 45 |51|67|57)50/F |F |C|C 37 [38)63'50/44|F |F |F IF 15 |34/4)|38/30/R|R\F |E 18) 45 |53/71|63/62\R.|R |F \C 37 140/42 45/47/C |C |RIR 19 |23/36| |33/F |F|F |F 19 56 |62/73)63|62|C |C |C|\C 36 |42/57/51/41/C |F JF |r 19 |42/48)45|47|R|R|C|C 20 57 |57/56/54/53,R|R |C|C 32] [51/48] |FIF \F IP 31 [37/38] l291C|C|C|R 21 50 |50/62/54)/52|R!R |RIR 42 |55/54/53/43|R |R|R|R 23 | |32/29/28/S |c|C |G 22) 48 [52/59/48/38/F |F IE |F 38 |40/43'41/41/C |C |R|R 20 |24/49/32/24\F |F |r |F 23 30 |35/51/43)/38/F |F IF IF 36 |37/48)45/43/F |F |F |p 15 [18/19)15) BF |F \F |F 24 30 |34/59/44/40/F |F |C|C 31 |32/37| )25/F |F \E IF 2 |11/28/25)18'F |F |F |F 25) 29 |35/48/42)35/F |F |F |F 21 |27/43/43/49/R|C |C |C 12] |31/29/29/C|C|c |C 26 26 |32/46 F\F |F|F 37 |41/48/30/30/C |C |C ic 14 /18)32|30/21/F | F/F |F 27 26 |31/47/42|42)F |C [RIR 19 |28/42/34] |C|F IF |F 10 | |23/)27/24/F |F IC |C 28) 39 |41/47/45|37|R/R |C |C 28 |35/44'45|51/C |R|RIR 20 |22/34/30/25/C |C |C |C 29 35 | ([549/47/4Q/F |F FF 42 |44/53 46|39/C |C |C |C 11 |14/38)32)30|/F |F |F |F 30 36 [40/50/48|39|/F | F JF |F 35 [49/63 60|60/C |C |RIR 14 /16/31/26)18|F |F |F |F 31 36 [40/58/55/50/F |F |F \F 9 sagoeueF F\F\F Mean | 41 /48/60/53/50 32 '138150 45/36 19 |26/36/32/29 Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 44 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1823. 193 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH Therm. | Weather. Therm Weather. Therm. Weather. |_| Nt BN. /St.) 10) 8 )N.Se.) 70) Nt. | 8 |N.jStj 10) 8 jNjStjio] |_Nt. | 8 N.St.) 11/8 /N./St./ 10 1 12 21 30/21|/34/C |R_S |S 14 1724/1 7/16)F |F |F IF -1 | (32/24/19|F |F \F |F 2) |44|40/32)F |F |F |F 2 33/29|21|/F |F |F |F 5 39/33)33/F |C |R |C 3| 18 |23/38|33/31|R |R |C |C 12 |27/32/32|32/C |c |S |S 15 |17|13} 9] 4|F |F |F\F 4 24 (26 29/25/21 CC |S |S 23 |27/43/31/22/C Ic |C |C -6 | 3/20/17/13/F |F /F \F 5 19 35 20/21/16\S R|S |R 5 |10/24/17|13|F |F \C |c 10 |21/44/37/39/R |C |C |R 6 3 | 818/11) 5/F |F \F |F 0 14] 9) GF |F |F I/F 88 /42/45/44/42/C |C |C |C 7 —5 | 0/16/11) IF |F JF IF —5 | 0/12) 8) S/F IF IF \F 30 |33/35/27/22/F |C |F |F 8 4 /18.33/28|19/F |F |F |F 0 18|16|15/C |C |C |C 16 |24/40/36/33/F |F |F \F 9 13 | |34|31/31|F |C |C |C 7 |11)29/22)16/F |F |F |F 81 |34|39/34/28/C |C |C |C 10 30 | |39/36/28/C |C |c |C 9 |14/34/32|/29/F |F |C |C 16 |20/30/26)27/F |F |F \F 11 4 | 7i4/10/10/F |F |F JF 9 |31)/39/33|32/C |C |C |C 21 |27|32/30/32/F |C |R|S 12) 6 /12,23| |17/S |C |C/C 31 |38|39|/33/32/S |S |F Ic 34/40|35/31|F |C|R|R 13) 2} 4/16/11] S|F |F |F |F 18 |22/32/25|18/F |F |F |F 20 |30/42|37/32|F |F | F |F 14 —3 | 2/16|12| 7|F \F |F |F 9 |18]/35/33|29/F |C |C |C 28 |37/41/34/33/C |C|S |R 15 3] |s7i2sisoicic |c |r 20 |23/37/29/18|F |F |F |F 28 |33/35/32/27|F |F |F |F 16, 5 /12)33/28)21/F |F |F |F 14| |24| | 91C\C\C\c 16 |22|36|37|30/F |F |F \F 17 10 /14/35]27|23/F |F |F |F -5 | 3/24)16/17/F |F |F |F 24 |32/31|38/35|F |F |C |C 18 18 | |40/34/36/F |F |F |F 17 |21/35)23)17/C |c |c |s 32 |37/39/37|34/C |C |R|R 19 15 | |49/44/40/C |C |C |C 3 | 9/13/1210, F |F |F IF 32. |36)42/37|3Q|F |F \F |F 20 26 37/39/37/37,R|C |R|R 6 | |84]18/20/S/C|c|s 24 |31/31/31/29|S8 |S |S |S 21) 32 |34/41/33/29/C |C |C |C 12 |28/43/33/32/F |F |F |F 22 |29/38/29|24/F |F |F |F 22) 23 |27/42/32)31/F |F |C |C 10 |35/44/32|26/F |F |k |C 18 |32/50|44/38|C |C |C |C 23 24 |30 35/32/24/S |R |R|R 9 |17/24|28/30/F |F |F |F 29 |42/48/38|34|C |C |F |F 24) 15 |1733/29/27/F |F |F |F 16 |19|20/18)18S|S/s |s 34 |44/59/43/34|/F |F |F |F 25 20 |2436)/32/31/R |C IC |C 18 |22|37/29|23/S |S |S |S 25 |34)/46|38/35|F |F |F \F 26 23 |31 28/34/33/S |C |C |C 9 |17)38/31/32|/F |R |S IR 29 |32/34/32)32|S |S |S /S 27 32 |33 39)/34/33/C |C |C |C 22 /27|/37/25/12/F |F |F |F 24 |31/43/35/30|F |F |F |S 28 29 31 41/34)/32/C |C |C |F 2 | 719/18) 6|/F JF \F IF 24 |36/44/35|/31|F |F |F |C 29 25 |29 36/31/21|F |F |F |F 24 |35|46|38/33|F |F |C |C 30 17 |2338/31| |F|R|R|C 27 |35/38|34/31|C |C |C jC 31 16 [23 34/32/2810 |C |S |S 28 |30/35|34/36/S |S|S |S Mean 15 20 32/28'25| 11 |29/30|24|20 22 |31/39133|30 APRIL, MAY. JUNE. Therm. Weather. Therm | Weather. Therm. Weather. _ |__| Nts | N St 10/8 WN. St. 0 Nt. )8 /N.jSt.) 10/8 ) NjSt./ 10 Nt. | 8 N. St.) 10} 8 |N. Sts 10 1 | 24 |38/53/45 87|F OF IF IP 36 [48 58/45) 45/C |C |C |C 39 |60 6958 57|F |F |F |F 2 26 |4055)45 411 \F FF | 40 |4446/45)49/R |R |R|R 40 63,73 63 62\F |F |F |R 3 83 |35|53/49 47/C |C |C|C 39 |43/64/58/48/F |F |F |F 48 |67,69/58/54)F |F |F |F 4 23 |38/43 33 28|F |F IF |F 43 |59/67|/51) |C|C |C |C 46 [56.70 6258/C |C |\C |C 5 21 |28}43)36 3a|F |F |F|F | 25 |40/46/40/35 F |C|C |S 55 |7490/75 67\C |F |F |C 6 29 |40/6355753/F F F/R 26 |39/55/50|49/F |F |F \F 51 61/7165 60\F |F |F |F 7 49 [55/6 5/C |C |C|C 38 [54 62)46/42/F |C |C |C 48 64/75 67 63|F |F |F |F 8 49 |55/62)43 37|C |C |C|C 37 |51/55|43/43/F |C |C |R 57 65.57 56/51|R|C |R |F 9 28 |38) 36)F \F |F |F 38 /40 44/40 39/R|R|R R 45 |505850/45/F |F |F |F 10 28 (35 34/S S |S|S 37 |42.52/43/40/C |C |C |C 40 58,645451|F |F \F |F 11 32 |35/36/32 30'S |C |C|C 38 |42 54/19|/44)C |C |C |F 45 |62\68/57)54/F |C |R |R 12 95 |34/42/38 32|F |F |F\F 34 |49/59)51/45|/F |F |F |F 44 |62'72'5953/F |F |F |F 13 24 |40/56/49 40|F [FR IR 39 |49 58/46) |C |C |C|R 50 |63\77 65 56/C |C |B |# 14 33 |46/59/42 36/F FF \F | 38 |40/48|44/44/R|R |R |R 55 618871 67 RICIC IR 15 28 |41/51/43 4i/F F /C/C 38 |5063/52)/49/F |F FF 53 /65'70)60 58/F |P |F |F 16 27 |49|65|62 55|C C \C\C} 43 |57/67|51/52|C |F |C |C 51 |58/68/63 61/C |R|R|R 17 48 |h7|63)60 54/C |C |C|R || 45 |54 65)/54/52/R |C |C |C 59 7392/7) /70|F FIP IR 18 49 |59/68/63 57/C |C |CjR || 44 |60)70|58/55|F |F |F |F 65 |84)93)75 72)F |F |F |E 19 37 [51/63] |47|F (F IF IF 51 |63,78|68|65|C |C |F |C 88 |82)96\81/74/F |F |F IF 20 33 [50/54/48 45/C IR |C|C 57 |62)70|55/52|C |C |C |C 60 (67/76 62 60/F |F |F |R 21 40 |50)48/40 39/C |C |C|C 50 |56 69/63/6a\C |C |C |C 53 (70/79 72/5s/F |F |F |r 22 35/47/40 39|C IC |C\C 55 61/71/6056. R|R|R R 44 |51/6859 54/F |P |F |p 23 | 30 40/56/53 58/C |C |C|C 48 |62)73/62/54,R|R|R-R 44 62/79 63 61)F |F PIP 24 | 84 |45/55/48 35/F iF IF |F 43 |61/72|/59/55|F |F |C |C 52 63/8068 64|/R|R/C\C 25 33 |39/52/44'43/F |C |C\R | 51 86/67/61/C |C |C |C 53 6979 6563/C |C |C |C 20 | 37 |48)65/62) |F UF IF |F 43 |50 68/58/50/F |F |F F 58 6981 67/64|/F |F FF 27 | 49 |55)70|55 50/C |C |C|C 37 |56 63/59/51\C |C |C Ic 57 61/62.58/58/|R|R/R/R 28 33 [40/47/43 40/F FFF 47 |57 63|53/56/C |C jE\c 55 688073) |C|C|C |c 29 | 29 \45/55/44 43/F |F |S|S 50 [57/61/60 6C/R|R/R|R 65 7680 66 62/F FIF IF 30 | 32 /50/60/44 42/F |F IF IF | 50 |60/73|55/51/C |C cle 52 67/50,71/65|/F |F |F |F 31 ic gn a a a 40 [5163/5650 F |F Fe | | Mean | 33 (44/54'4742 | 41 |51 63/53/50 I | 52 65/75 64.60 Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. K. Kain. H. Hail. $8. Snow. 194 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1823. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Therm. Weuther. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather, Nt. | 8/N.|St. 10 B/N. Sty 10) Nt. | 8)N. Si 10) 8 [N,|St./ 10 Nt. | 8)N.jSt.) 10) 5 [N.)S1,) 10 ak 55 |69/88|78|73 F\F |F |F 59 |68|77/67|66|C |C|C |c 59 |60!69\64|55/C |C\C IC 2 63 |79|95|80|75 F|F |c |c 59 |72/81|69/70|R |C |c |C 46 (57/68\55\56)F |F | |F 3 59 |59|65/59|54 C |C |F |F 60 |70|78|72/6s|C |C |R IR 45 |60)74/65|67/F |F |F \F 4 45 \64/75)62)60 F|F |e |e 61 |72/87/71|64/F |F |R IR 65 |73.90 F/R|RIR 5 53 {7193/79/75 C \C |F |F 59 |67|\78/68/64/F FIP IE 50 63 76/65/61/F |F EF 6 63 |64/61/58/58 R|R|RIR 58 171|/84/73/70/F |F lv |F 50 85 FFF IF 1 54 |68|76|63|63/C |C |C |F 64 |72|$8|30|74/F |F \F IF 59 |64/63/59|52/C |C |C |C 8 569 |63/S7/79|73/R |R |C \C 59 |75|96/88|80/C |C |C JR §9 |58)64/5952/C |C |F |F 9 62 |77\91|75|70\F |F |F IF 75/80\71\64/F |F \F |F 42 |53/68)/68|52/F |F \F |r 10 64 |74)92)76,65\F |F |F \F 54 |66/84)69 64 F (FIP IF 43 |51/68)61/53/C |C RJR ll 64 |74/90|76|72,F |F |R|R 60 |63)65|/62\62|R |R|R|R 40 |51/68|62|59|F |F |F JF 12 70 |8i|92'80)75/F |F |F \F 58 |73/88|78|75|R |R |C |C 40 |62/68/62/57|F |F \F |F 13 65 |78/85)74/61)C |C |C |C 57 |70/80|70/65|F \F |ik |R 48 |63/68|6054/C |C |F |F 14 56 | (84/74/69 F |F |F |F 56 |70|S2|66\65|F |F |F F 48 |61/80|75|61/C |C |C \C 15 61 |70|68|70|65 C|R |R|R 57 |66|82\67\65|C |R/C |C 49 |62)68|60/52|F |F |C |C 16 61 |70|74|63|62 F|C |RIR 59 |63/70\65/64/R |R|R JR 44 |52/70/63/60/F |F |F |F 17 53 |64|76/67\65 F |F |F JF 59 |65/71|63/61/C |C|\C |C 54 |63/70/63163/C |C |C|C 18 58 |87|77/66|62 F |R |C |C 57 |63/70|66|62\C |C \C |F 55 |70\35!77\68|C¢ |C |C|C 19 55 |69\77|/66|60 F |F \F |F 59 |65/79/70 65|R |R|C|C 62 |63/74/67/58\F |F /F\F 20 49 |64/79|70/65'F |F |F |F 62 |70'88|77\60|F |F |F |F 48 |60\75|69/61/F | |F |E 21 5d |65 79/63/60 F FIFIR 58 |79/8S/IG8S|6UF FIRIR 50 |59/64/55/45)C |C |C'C 22 62 |64/51/65/63 FF IF \F 69 164/72\64/56/F |F JF \F 32 |41/57/50/40/F |F |F |F 23) 55 |70|81/69/65 F |F FF 44 |59|/33/64/58|/F |F I/F |F 30 |46/59/50/48)F |F \C |C 24 55 |77|90\75|70/F |F |e \F 47 |60\75\65\60|F |F|F |F 43 |54|55/55|52/C |C |C |C 25 64 |72)/81/65/63 C|C |C |C 48 |62/8)|69/62/F |F | |F 40 /50/64159'53/C |C |C \C 26) 658 |62/72/67/65 R|R IR IR 48 |63/85|74/64/F (FIR IR 42 |57/67'58/521C |C |R IR 27 62 |71/87|78/70 C |C |F |F 57 |69'78|76|72|F |F |R|C 45 |53|57/51/45/C |C |C jC 98 64 |72/82)79|72 F |F |F |F 67 |74/87|79|70/R C\C |C 32 |41/64/55/42)F |F |C |R 29 65 |73/82|74/73 F |R|R|R 60 |69)80/69/65|F |F \F |F 29 |40/63/46/40)F |F /C )R 30 60 |66/76/63/63 CC \C |c 57 |68/80/72\65|F |F |F |F 25 |34/54/48)40\)F |F IF IE 31 60 |65/68|62/62 C |C|C|R 61 |79/94|78/74|" |F |F IF Mean 59 |70181\71|66 56 |68/81|71 66 | 45 |5567/61'55 OCTOBER. i} NOVEMBER. DECEMBER, ‘Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Nt. (8 )N.St.) 10) 8)N.)St.) 10 Nt. | 8)N. St.) 10) 5 )N.St. 10 Nt) 8 )N.St.. 10) & NSt. 10 1 33 [45|67/55/50/F |F IF IF ||| 58 | jgslgslg2iRIRIRIR|| 26/41/35)28|/F |F |F [F 2 34 47) 73/64/55) F |e |e |e 40 46) 41)35/32 R/RIKIR 3.4/39/36/31/C |C |C |C 3 40 '53)75/63|56)F |F |P |r 25 |30)46)35)32/F |F UF JF 25/40/41/35/F |F |k |F 4 43 |56)74)66|60/F |F \C |R 24 |35|/50\64/38/C |C|F IF 33 |37|45/45\49/F |F |F/F 5 43 \62|74)/65/64/F |R|C|C 21 |29)46)32/29|/F |F lf |F 35 |37/36|52/28/F |F |F |F 6 48 156) 52/55|60/F |F \F \C 22 |25|44/38|s9/F |F IC|C 19 |23/35/31|29|F |F |F |F 7 33 [45/57/51 \51/F |F IF \F 35/44/39/55|R|R IC |C 27 |37/4s CIC |C|R 8 48 |50}62)53/52/C |C |C \C 33 |34/42/40/31)F |F IF IF 3133/25/191C |C |C|C 9 40} {63} |asiC|C|c|c 25 |31/52\46/37|F [FE |e |r 14 {15 RIC |s |C 10 40 |52163/54)45/F |F IF LEP 25 |45/57/53\49/C |C |C |C S|s|s|s ll 27 139/53) [36/F JF IF |EF 49 |54/52/93)32/R|R IR IR R/R|RIR 12 22 |36)54/47/43/F |F IF \F 22 |26|36|/32/25|F | |F IF IS |Cjs |S 13 28 |57\55)57\48/C |C |R|R 22 |33]43|35|26|/C|C |C |c 5|F |F IF IE 14 28 |40}46)40)34/F |F |C\C 20 |33)45/43)40/F |F |F IP a/ |C CjiC 15 16 |32|55/51)4s|F |F \F IF 26 51/43/35|F |F IF IP 5|C |S |CiC 16 34 [51/61/53/5a/C |C |R|R 2}3.4/25/25| FF IF IF 30 2 C|S |s |S 17 41 51/63) |47/C | |C JC 30)26|C|C |C|C 18 2) FF IF LE 18 43}41)37/R |R|R JC 2)25/23/F | F |e TF 18 32|f |F |F IE 19 21 |35/55/50|34)F |F IF |F 7/82/28/C|RIR|R 33 [37 31/C |R|R|F 20 37/59)52\44/F |F |P IF 3)45/38/F|F |C|R 37 |3 FUF IF \F 21 46/61/57/51/F |F \C |C 25/41) |F IF IF 34 |: 3/F VF FE 22 54/56|45/39/F |F |P LP 2/47/35|R)/R|RIC 16 32/C |C |R)R 23 35/56/52/51/F | |C |C : 26\/F |F |F IF S|RIRIRIR 24 46 |5)/57/50/40/C |C |C |C 20 |23/34/28)23/F |F |F |F IC|C\F IF 26 20 |46/49/43/39|C |C |C |C 36/39|36/35|C|C|C|C 19 2 22/F | F |F IE 26 34 |35]47/40/40)/€ |C |C |C 38) 40/38/35) R/ RR IR 18 giF \F IF IF 27 36 |40]44)44/44/C |C |C |C 35 |36/43/40/35/F |F |F \F 18 |25|39/36 36/F |F C\C 28 37 /46/5)/50)45/C |R|C |C 30 | [32/25/20 F\F |r 40/44/35 34/C |C C\C 29 48 |42/54)47|/42/C |F |F |C 29/25)/25/F |F |F IF 23 |25\40|37\29 F |F |R|R 30 35 }10)/44/41/39/C |C |C |C 33/32/30/C |C |R|R 23 |24|36/37/38/F |F |C |C 21 33 [38)/41/41/43/C |C |C|R 34 [57 49)43/40 F RIF |F Mean 36 |45)57/51146 25 |33'41/38/32 | 24 |20136)/33/30 | Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1824. 195 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. ( MARCH. Therm | Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. | Weather. Nt (8 N.Sty 10) 5 /N.Sty JO] [|B |N.St.) 10] 8 )N.St.) 10 8 (N./St.j 10) 8 /N.)St.) 10 1 25 |28/27/23/15/C |C|C|C 20120))4) 7/F JF IF |F ~ | (23220) | F |F IF IF 2 16 |20)25/22)24/C |R|R |C 4 20/15)12\F |F |C |C 15/27/34/23/C |C |F |F 3 25 |29/49/36/33/S |C |C |C 7/26/23/27|F |F |F IF 22/45/37/32)F |e |F JF 4 23 |25/40/37/39/F |F |F JF 29/39}33/24)C |C |F |F 37/19/43/30/F [E/E LP 5 33 |35/45/41/39/C|C |C |C —6| 2)-2/-3/F |F |F |F A0/46/40)/32)C |C |C |C 6 27 |44/49/49/30/C/C |C |C 6/26/22) 19|/F |F |C |F 32/44/35/32|F |F |F [F 7 19 /22/28/25/25|F |F |F |F 25/40/45/25/F |F |F /F 37/44/40/39/C |C|R IR 8) 24 |30/40/34)27/F |F (FF 19/36/30} |C|S|S|F 40/45)37/30/F |F |F LF 9 24 |23/40/37/38/F |F |F |C 23/40/29/23/F |F |F |F 32/44/36/33/F |F/F |F 10 37 |42/46/41/36/R|C |C JR 33/45/42/40/C |C |C|C 32/39/33/32/C |C |C |F ll 30 [30/34/33/34/S/F |F |F 46)52)/53)/56|C |C |C|C 30/45/37|29 | F |F|F |F 12 26 |28)34/31/31/C}C |F |F 34/32/25/20|F |F |F |F 27/40/34/33/F |F |F |F 13 27 |30/36/34/34/C|C /R JR 20/26/26/23/F |F |F |F 34/46/37/32/S |S |C |F 14 34 /37/40/31/33/C|C |C |C 36)35/31/33/C|C |C/C 28/40/34)/30/F |F |C |C 15) 14 /18)22/20/20|/F |F |C |S 32/35/32/33/S |C |R|C 27/43/39/32)F |F \F |F 16 19 25/36/32 30/F |F CIC 35)36/35/35/R|R |C|C 32/33/28/26/C |C |S |S 17) 27/28)33)18/F |F |F |F 32/38/31/25)S |C JF |F 23|32/29/27/C |C |C |C 18 23/29/27/23/C|C |S |S 21/42/43)/38/C |C |C/C 30/37) J25|F |F |k |F 19 12 |21)27/23)21/C|/C |C |C 26/21 /21/C |R |R|C 24/40/32/)30,F |F |F JE 20 19 /21/25/23/19|C|C |C |C. 29)47/40/33/F |F |F\F 32/43)38/25/C |C |F |F 21 27/23} |CIC IC /C 52/52/53/37/F |F |C\|F 20/32)25/23)F |F |F |F 22) 3 | 8 23/18/18 F |F |F |F 33/32/27/22/R|R |S |S 23/34|30/30|/F |F | F JF 23) 16 |18)28)23/17/F |F |F |F 26)/23)25/F |S |S |C 31/40/32/32/S |C|C |S 24) 16 |18)/30)26 23/F |F |F |F 23/30/21] |F |C |C\|F 43}35/31) 6 |F |F IF 25) 20|37'33 33|/C|C |C |C 18)28/23/23/F |F |C|C 37/52/43)34\C |C |F |F 26) 33/32 25|/R|/S |R |S 31/40|35/39/S |C |R|R 37/51/39/35|F |F |F |F 27) 24/36/30 24|/F | FF |F 46)43/34/29|R|C |F \|C 35/51/40/35/F |F |F |F 28) 28 |20/38/28/23/F |F |F |F 37|32/27/25/F |F |C|C 38/54/40/39/F |C |C |C 29 24/39/34/35/F |F |F |C 22)29)/23/20/F |F |}C iC 39/40/39/38/R |R|R |R 130 29 31/41)33)29)/C C|C\c 37/57/54/41/F |F |F |F 31 30/35]33 29/8 |C |C |C 38/50/41/34/F |F |F |F Mean 23 130/34/30 28; 26/34/30! 26! 31/41/36/31) | APRIL. MAY. , JUNE. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. ( Weather. _ 8 N. St) 10) 8) N.jSt.) 00 8 /N.St.) 10] 8)N.)St) 10 B/N.|st.) 10) 0) Nyse 10 fr 36/48/40/35/F |F JF |F |! 56/58) 49/46] F }F |C |C 77)92)78/74|F |F |C IC 2 38/48/41/30\C |C/R |R 55)49/46/C |C |R IR 72)\64|57/54|R |C/C |C 3) 40565042 F FF JF 53)/64)61/59|C |C |C |C 54/52)45/48/C |R|R|R 4 42/64/54/44 F |F /F JF 61|74|)50/46)C \C |C |C 50/63/60/62)/C |C|C |G 5 46/66/52/48F |F|F |F 43|52/42/37|C |C |C |C 62)75/65/62|R |R|F |F 6 47/61/5346, F |C/RIR 43)/55)00/4e|F |F |F IF 67\7268/63\F |e |F | RF 7 43 35 32 F FIF |F 45/58/53/51/R |C |C!C 67/89/66)66 EIF iC iC 8 34/47/40/32/F |F |F |F 57/68/63 C1/F |F |F |F 78)36/63)61/F |F |F IF 9 4052.40.38 F |E|F |F 55|62/46|55|F |C|C|c 59|66/58/55/C |C |C |G 10 40/52 45/40/C C\C\Cc 64/69/52|F |F |F |F 70|66)63/57\C |C |C |G 11 46/47,44/44C |RIR|R 58/72/63/53/F |F |F |F 57|\72\03/57|b [FE IF 12 40/39/40/39/R [RJR |R 43)62)52/50/F |F JF |F 62)72)/63)60|F |F |F UF 13 40/54.49/45/C |C|R|R 48/5858'50/R |R |R IC 64)70/01/57/¢ |F FUR 14 45,60 53/45) FIF |F 43)45)/42/41/F |F |C|C 58/70/55/48|F |F |F lc “15 45/60/4341 RRR IR 47/64 55/46/R JR IRIR 04/63/59/53)F FIFI F 16 42/56/4944 F |F\F |F 51/63/49/145|F |F IC IC 60/73) 62)55 FUE IF 17 46/50) |39/F |/FIC |C 52)/63/96/40/F |F/F\P 6072/00/55 F |F | FF 18 39/51 39) 34)C Ci|RJR 58/66/57|/53/F |F |C |C 63/76) 65/62) F |E | FIR 19 39/58/48 40/F |F|C |C 51/51/40/47/R |R|R|R 69/54/6/65|/F |F ]e |e 20 45/62'54/48/C |C|C |C 53/69/45/51/F | F IF | F 63/67/64/60/R |R|R IR 21 52/74/49|45/C |C|C |C 48/62/54/42)R/C |C |C 64)70)59/57/C |C |C IG 22 4))/54|45/44/C |F F |C 59|62}52/50|C |C |C|C 59/60/55|55|R RC |C 93 49/63'57/58/R |R/R |R 57|73|08/53|/F |F |C |C 66)79/64)63'C |C | Eg 24 55/61/55/47|F JF) EF IE 71/65/58) F | F ||P 69|71/63)52)C |C |C |G 25 55/67/54 55|F FIF IF 64/70/52)45|F |F |F \F 70/81, 70/64/F |F |e UF 26 62/72/67/64/C |C|C |C 45|62/51|47/F |F |F IF 68/52)71/68/F |F |R IR 27 47|52/43/40\C |C|C |C 55/68/57| |F \F |F |F 73/92/7971] 6 |e IC IF 28 39 42 39/35|R RIR|R 68)88/73/66/C |F |F IF 74|88|70/68/C |C|C |c 29 42/58)56 48)F FIC|c 64/67|58|/50/F |F |F \F 70/80)70/67/F |F | F \F 30 149/68 /65\61/F |F |F |F 55/63/52/50/F |F |F |F 75/79|74/73/ F |F [FIC 31 60/81)70/64\C |c |C |C | {Mean 45'56 4743 53}61/55/50 65'73164!6 L Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain, H. Hail. 5. Snow. 196 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1824. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Therm. Weather. Therm, Weather. Therm. \» eather. 3 /N.)St.) 10| 8 |N.St./10 | BY Ns) Ste) 10) 3 N.St.) 10 “BN. |St) 10) 8 No =t/ 10 a ~~ (7888/74/68) F |F |f |F 65|78|68|64/F |F|F | P 61)71|65)60|R |C|F |G 2) 75|81)69|61\C |F |F |C 67|84/72/66| F |F | F|R 61/78)65/62\F |» | F IE 3 72|90\74/67\C |F |F |C 68)75|69|66/F |C|F |R 62/71|70/67|F |F | FF 4 64)78/70|64|F JP |F JF 63]70|64|52|C |C}C |C 70|78\71/64|R|C|RIC 5 66)/84)67|65|F |F \F |F 60/68)63)/56) F | F/F UF 69)88)/76\71|F |F FR 6 69/78)70|68\F |F |F |F 61/78/65/61|F | F|F IE 73)85/75|66/R|R|C|C 7 79l86\72\67/F EF |CIC 69\72/66/621C |RIR|R 65|72)63/63|F |k |C]R 8 7OIRGI75|68\F |F |RIR 70/83) |66/C/}C|C|C 63/63/68'64)R|R|R| R 9 77|87|75|70|F |F |C\C 70|73)67)66)C |C |C |C Q\F |F|F| F 10 72)66)62/62,C|R|R/R 70|81\73/65|F |F |e |E F\E/F|F il 65)82|/69|63)/F |F | F\F 62/31)71/64/F |e lek C|FIC|C 12 67/78|68/65|F|F JF IF 62/381|70/66\F |p | FF RIE|RIR 13 72\77|67|65|C |C |C |C 69)72)/58/55|\C |R\F|E CiF/R|R 14 70|73|68/66 C|C |C|\C 53/70 FUE IF IE FFF IE 15 76)85|71/65 F|F |F |F 60)71 56)r | EF \P\E VIF|FIE 16 65|78)69|63 F|F |e |F 62)80/68)64)F |F |F |F PIF) |B 17 66/83/71 /67/F|F IF IE 70|87|73|68|)F |r iE |F 3)RIC|R|R 18 7AIS8I73/71|CIC IC IC 73/90|73/70| F | F |e |P HE IE LEE | 19 70OR270/67/F|F IF IE 76\94)77|71|F | EJF JE C1C|C IC 20 69|73|67|65 F'\F |C\C 63|70|63)55/C |C|F \E 3/C|C| F |E 21 65/78/6964, F |r |C/C 60|71|65/64'C |C|C|C 3/F |b | FF | 22 72|87|70\66| FF |F |F 63)85)75|72)|R |C IC |F 5ICIR|R|R| 23 69)88/72/}69 F | F JF |E 68)81|70|63) F |F |C}C IF | EE | 24 72\74|55/63'C |R|RIR 63|70)/63)59| FFE | E SIF JF JF |B | 25 68/81/71/68 R|R/RIR 63)73/63/61) F | FF |F FIF\F |E | 26 72/90|74|72F |F IC |G 63|77/68/65) R |R|Rj}C elF|FIE 27) 79|78/65|64'C|C1C|C 66|70/67/65)R |R/R|R Fir jC jc 28 7469/64 F|F IF IF 71\75|68)64)C |C|C|\C R/R|R|R, 29 70|81/70|70 C|F |\C|C 63/78/66/62) F |F |C |C RR R|R- 30 74\80|74/69 R/R/RIR 63/75/66)64|F |F \F \F - CiR|RIF | 31 77|92!75|68 C|C |C|C 64)65)61/63/C |C|R|R Mean 71/81'70/66 65'77'68163) 60171 64.59) OCTOBER. NOVEMBER, DECEMBER. Therm. Weather. ‘Therm. Weather, Therm. Weather. 8) N.jSt.) 10) 8 )N.,St.) 10 8 N.)St.) 10] 6 jN.St. 10 ByN.jst.) 19) 8 Nust.) 10) 1 48 63|55/47\F |F |F |F 34/45|39139/S |S |C\C||__ ~ (40)34/30|F [P| P/E 9 46 66/57/50) F FF \F 39/44.41/41 RIR|RIR 44)42/41|C |R/R|R 3 46'66)60 51/F |F FF 32/34 28/27 F\F IF IF 47|46 \C C/IC\C 4 56)70 62)/59/F |F |C/C 23/38 /34/32/F |F |C|C 30 R/R|R|R 5 58)/74|54/60|F |F |F |F 37|47|46/48|C |C |C|C 14604) Fle [P(E 6 60 68)63)62)C |C |C |R 45/50 43/41/C |C |C |F j C/CIC ( 61 60/69 48 R/R RR 35/48/42/35) FP |F |e tiIRIR|R 8 3859/49\44 F iF |F |F 30/42/37/30/F | |F UF 5 FF IF 9 45'67/63)/57|F |F IF |F 30/43 41/43/C|C |R/R | dhe TIF IF IF 10 56,73 63,55 F\F FIFE 40/53/48/40/F |F |C \c B RKICIR il 59/75/65)63)C |F |F |F 33/45/40)/29) FF IPR CJRIR 12 66.69 56.46F FF |r 23/35/30/23|F |F |F |r : Ic lele 13 39575146 F |b |B UF 23/39/34 /29/F |F IF IF 35/4: SIRIRIC 14 49|62/52)44|C C|C\c 29|45 42/40) F |F IF IF 31/39/36)20 FF IF IF 15 38)5448)43/F |F PIF 43 48:45 52/C|C |RIR 26/33 CIF IF IF 16 4867/57 /49\F |F |F\F 59/49 48/44/C |C |CIC 15/30 PIF \|F\F 17 52,70 62 45/F |F |F|F 39/45 43/40/C Ic |C|IG 42)/34/33/34/F JF IE IEF 18) 37/55 49/50) F |F FP )F 40 FIF IF ip 4451/50/50 R|R|R IR 19 59/68 60/46 F | FFF 49 F\F FIP 44/47/41/33 FF |F |F | 120 52,6257 '56)C |C |C\C 46) |B1)F |F |F |p 30/43/35/20/F |F |F |F 21 60/65/60'47/R RI|C\C 49 FUF |F IF 21/43/39/33 F|F |F \F \22 40/53 45/40 FUF |F\F 57 51/49)" |F |C | 30/39/33/31/C |C |S |S 23 39/49/42)35)F |F |F |F 44)52 45/35/€ |F |F Ir 28/31 /28)20/C|C |F |B 24 S252 45 36/C |C |C\|C 35/40 40)37/C |C |RIR 17)/32)32)33)F |F |C |C 95 30/50/44 36)/F |F JF UF 32/40 33/28/F [FIFI 39/46/38)29/ F |F |F LE 26 43'5250 54!C |R |RIC 47 43/45/F |F |E IF 28/38/36/33/R/C IC IC 27 49 60/51/42 FE \F JF \F 55/55 45/39/R |R |RIR 34/48/42/33 R|RIRIR 28 36/53 44 40 F\F |F|F 40 37/33/C |C |C |e 30/32/32/30'C |C IC |c 99 39/4640 35 C F \F\F 33/35 36/33/S |S |F |F 25/42'38/32/F |F |F |F 30 40/45 36 27 F FIF|F 39 34/33/C |C |C ic 27/42'41/39'F |F |F IF 31 25)42/30.37/F |F |E |F | 27|45/39/38\F |F |F IF Mean 47'60 53 47) 36/44 41/33 23/39'36'32 N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1825. 197 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH, Therm. Weather, Weather. Therm. Weather. as S\N. |St,| 10) 8 N./St,/10 8 /N, St] 10 ‘B|N,jSt, 10) 8 |N-/St, 10 1 36/49|43/37|\F |F |C |R c\s|s|s| 45|46|32/C |C |C |C 2) 27/27|17/13|S |C |F |F s|s|s|s 28/45|34|32/F |F |F |F 3) 13/25/19/14|F |F |F |F F|F|F/F 30/46/37/36/F |F |F |F 4 13/31|27|/18|\F |F |F |F F/F|F|F 44/46|38/36|F |F |F |F 5 16/39/33|29/F |F |F |F 3/F |F |F|F 34/39/36)/36/C |C |C|C 6 26|37|30|19|F |F |F |F QFIF \F\F 35/48/38|37|C |F |F |F 7 12)19]18)12|F |F |C |C F |F/C/|C 4)/48|37/32|F |F |F |F 8 20|26|27/27/C |S |S |S F\F|F|S 31/41/36|/39/C |C |C |R 9 84)/41|31|17/C |C |C |C 2IF |F |C |C 35)/42/39/37|R [R|R|R 10 11/27|23|21|F |F |F |F F\F\F\F 35/42/37/32|F |F |F |F 11 20/39/32/29/F |F |F |F F|F |F |C 31/45|39|37/F |F |C |C 12 26|43/36/30\F |F |F \F CIR|R|R 46]56|45|38/R |R|C |C 13 28/37/34/30/C |C |R|R S|R|F |F 41/45|46|36|F |F |F |F 14 40|37|37/38|C |C |R |R OFF | IE 34/54/46/39/F |F |F |F 15 36/43/41/36|C|C |C |C C|C|F IS 39/49|42/36|F |F |F |F 16 34)40|35|34/C |C |C jC c|c |c jc 35]/44/39/38/C |C |R|R 17 38 JF IF |C|R 44)54/45/43/C |C |C |C 18 34/37|31/27/F |F |F |F F|F |FJR 47|51/42|38/F |F \C |C 19 41)34/27\F |F |F |F c\c|c |F 38|50/44/38/R |R |F |S 20 21/37|29/23| F |F |F |F C|C|c|c 45/65/64/50|/F |F |F F 21 22/41/34/23 F |F |F |F S|s|s |s 38/50/40/32/C |C |C |C 22 17|24/21|23/C |C |C |F 3iIC |C IC |C 39/49)40|2S|F |F |F |F 23 15/19]18/17)S |S |S |F F |F |F |F 28/50/46/41|F |F /F \F 24 15/31/27/26/F |F |F |F F IF |c |C 38/54/50/35|/F |F |F |F 25 25 34/25/29/F |F |F |F Cj\C |C |jG 31/45/40|35|F |F|F |F 26 27/41138|32|C |C |C |C 2/8 |S |S |s 34/35|35/34|S |S |C |F 7) 32/42)36|32/F |F |C |C Sicicic 34|48|42/37/C |C |F |F 28) 30 40|36)35\C |C |C |C 21C |S|S|c 36/39/34/30/F |F |F |F 29 33/46/24)14/C |S |S |S 31/44/43/31/R |R|C |R 30 12 25/21/19|F |F |F |F 36|45/46|/38/F |F |C |R aL 2534/32) IF \F |F |F 38/48/40/40/R |R|R |C Mean 24 35/30 26) 26136|32|29 37)\47(41/36 APRIL. MAY JUNE. Therm. Weather. Therm. | Weather. Therm, Weather. a BN St.) 10) 8 |N.\St./ 10 8 /N.|8t./ 10) 8 _|N./St./10) j,8)]2N=|St-)'10) Si (N./St.) 10, 1 38/49/40 36/F |F|C R ~_ |48/65|57/51\F |F |F |C 69'82,69,64)F |F rv F 2 37/45|36/32/C |C |C|C 39/5C|48|38|C |C |C |C 65|70'64|63(R |R |C |R 3 36/34/36 37/C |S |S|S 42.59|47/44|F |F |C \C 67,7362 61/F |C |R|R 4 45|58|55/45|F |F |F|F | 43/54/46/45/F |F |F |F 54/61/53/52/C |R RR 5 45/52/44 40/F (FOF 4547/44 41/R|R |R|R 95/65 56.56/R |R RR 6 48|58/52/52/C |C |C|C 46/59|56|53\C |F |F \F 58/76 65,60|R |C FF 7 45|55/48)39|F |F |F |F 56/63/62/54|F |F |F |F 70:90.80,76\F |F |F |F 8 40/51/44 34)F |F |F UF 49/59|52/44/F |F |C |R 75/91|83/76|F |F |F |F 9 45\65/58'45|/F FFF 47|59|53/49|F |F |C |C /73|91/79/73|F |F \F |F 10 51/66/51 53/F |F |F |F 51/67|60|54)C |C |C |C 79/9689 80|F |F |F |F 11 51/59|47/40/F |F JF \F 4959/53, 46)F |F |F |F 81/96\76,77|F |F |R|R 12 40|53|41/36|F F |F\F 53)72)61/54)F |F |F |F 77|77/57|56|F |F |F IF 13 43/46|41/41/F F FF 56 65)54)46 F |F |F |F 79/76 |67|C |F \F |F 14 44}46|41| |C |C |C\C 53/68/48)45/F |F |F |F 65)76)72/63\C |F |F |F 15 45\66/6150/F FF \F 49 61|52\50\C |C |C |C 68|76,71/68\F |F |F |C 16 58|77/66.57|F |F |F|F 54,67|54/49|F |F |C |C 68|76|73/68|R |C |R|F 17 57/69/63 55/F F |F|F 57/65|58/54/F |F |F |F 63|76|67/63|F |F |F |F 18 58/75/63 /49|/F F |F\F 61|79|68/60|C |C |F |F 67|73|63 62|F |F |C |C 19 49|58/44/43/C |C |C|C 65)72\65|59|F |C |R |E 74\9)|\80| |F\F IF |r 20 45|55/45\36|C |C |C|C 59|70|60|54/C |C |C |C 71|82|70\68|F |F |F \F 21 30/46/42 34/F F JF /F 61|73/68|62|F |F |F |F 73)87|76|73|F |F FF 22 44/60/54 49'F F OFF 60/73/68 /61/F |F |F |F 66/81|71/65/C |C Clo 23 49/58/49 43|F |F |F FP 64/79|70|63|F |F \F |F 66/8173 68)F |F |F |F 24 47\59/46 43)F |F |F\F 67/80|63\62/C |C |C |R 76|80.71/66|R |C |R|C 25 46|61|48 46/C C \C\F 66 ,73|60|57|C |C |C |C 66/68/59 59|R |C [RJR 26 54|66|56 51|F F |F\F 62/69|61|55\C |C |C |C 62|76,70 66\C |R\F |F 27 59\70|/58 50\/F F \C\C 56)70|63|58|F | |F |F 66|81/70/64|F |F \F |F 28 53)61|64|47|C |C |F |F 56\70|58|52\F |F \F |F 66/66,60.55|C |C \C |C 29 48/51/48 46/R |C |C\C 59/74/69 /61\F |F |F |F 66/82/73 64|F |F FF 30 55/67/57 48|F \F |F \C 65|75|65|62\F |F |F |F 66/84\70 64|F |F |C/C 31 | 67/84|68|64|F |F \F |F Mean 47|58|50'44 55167/58/53 68]79|70 67 N. Noon. St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Kain. H. Hail. S. Snow. 45 198 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1825. JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Therm. (Weather, |\erpa tt Theanine Weather! \lisaineiicr Thomas? | wean. ie __ | BJN.|Sty 10 8 IN. St, TO. F B/N. St. 10) 8 |N )St./ 10 a Bye Se 10) 8 Nasr) 10 1 69)82)/71/67 C |R IF IR 75|81|70|69|C |C|C |C 60|70\60\54/F |F |F |C 2 72|80|71/69 C|C |c | 69/60|60/60/R |C |R|R 57/67/54/54/F |F |F |F 3 75)86/76/72 C |C |C |C 64|77/67/64/C |F |F |F 58/60/62|5s/F |C|R|R 4 70/71/66/63 C |R |R |C 69|87|75|69/F |F \F |F 58/66|59|52|R|R|R|C 5 66|79/69|68 C \C Ic |c 72\93/74|69/F [F JF IF 54/72/62/50/F |R|R\C 6 71/85|73/68,R |F |F IF 73/89/75|69/F |F |F IF 54/69/60|55|F |F | IF 7 74/90)85)65|F |F |F |F 70|87|72/70|F |F |C |R 54/68) [56/C|C|F IF 8 67/77\68)62)F |F |e | 74/8677 73|F |F PF 61|66/66\62/C |C |RIR 9 70/88)79\72|F | | |F 76|87|76\72|C |C \C |c 59|71|62/56|C |C |C | 10 70/95/88|84\F |F |F \F 71/84/74/67/F |F |C IC 65/69\54/48,C |C |F IP il 86/92|86/84 F |F |F |F 66|77|69|62|F |F \F |F 49/62/58)51)F |F |F |F 12 85/100/84/77/F |F FF 64/72/66/60/F F|F\P 59|70)60|58|F |C |C |C 13 $4/85/82/78 F |F |F |C 69/86|78|72|F |F F \F 82/70/66 F |F |* |F 14 75/87/74|72'C |F |F |F 77\88|75\68|F |F |C |C 64|78)70\64|F |F | & |F 15 76/88|75/68 F |F |e |e 73|81|75|72|C |F |F |F 62/79|66|58|F |F |F |F 16 7585/72/69 F |F |F \C 75\81/71/64/F |F/F IF 53/75|74|60/F |F |F |C 17 75)/87/81|76)F |F |r IF 64|76|67\64,F |F\F \C 62/68|58/57/R |R |R|R 18 76|88|79|70.F |F |p |F 62/69|60|58'C |F \F |F 61|76|68/59,F |F |F /E 19 74(88|77|75|F |F |F|F 60/69|63\61/C |F \F |p 58/75/67/64)F |F | FF _ 20 78/99)87/31 F |F |F IF 60/60|/57\60.R RIRIR 56|58/52|/50/F |F |i |F 21 $8} 01/88/80 F |F |r |C 59/60/57|/55|R |R|RIR 51/67|59|57/C |F |F |F 22 81/88)76|/73 F |F \¢ |C 58/70/60/58/C |C |C |c 51/67/60/56/C |F |F |B 23 75|83/74|74,C |C IC |C 67/80/69/63/F |F IF |F 60|64|60|60|C |C |C |S 24 79/91/79|76 F |R |r \F esigol70\6s|F IF IF IF 68/67/57\49|K |R |R IC 25 80/89/75/71 F |/F |c jc 7687/72/66 F |F|F |F 47/65/60/48 F FIF F 26 71/89/73/66 F |F |p |F 68|74/65/59 F |F |F |p 48|62/57|64/C |C |C |C 27 68/35)74/08 F | IF IF 60!75|70/60/F |F |F |F 52\53/52/51. R|R|R|R 28 70)85/73)68 F |F |F |F 64|79|69\65/F |F |F | 49/61|56\49\C |C |F IF 29 68/90/76/70 F |F |F |r 71/80|72\62/F |F |F |F 47/69/60\53|/F |F |F |P 30 71/86/72/68 F | |F |F 66|84\75/67\F |F |F |F || ¢ 53/70|63/54/F |F\F |F 31 77\92|72|69 F |F |F |E 68|79|73/69|F |F |F F | Mean 75/88\77|72 68/78|70/65) | OCTOBER. | NOVEMBER. | Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Weather. (8 /N. St.) 10) 8 )N.\St.) 10 8 |N.St. 10) 8)N./St) 10 V.)St.) 10 1| 56/76)64/50/F |r |F |F || | ___|44|55|49|50\F | (P/E RIRIK 2 59|76\61 61/F |F IF |F 44/53\48/42)C |F |F |F FUE 3 61/82/70/64/F |F |C |G 4giaii34lF |F IFIP F\F 4 63]70|62|62)R|R |R|R 50/43/38/F |F [PIF cic 5 62)74/66|62|C |F |F |P 41l5g\53/43/F |F |F IE Fie 6 51)/78/68)64|F |F \F \F 47/60|53|42|F |F |F IF FE 7 64/78'77\70 F |F IF |F B7\59/51/41/F |F |F IF IFIP 8 58/56|52\47/C |C |C |C 39/60/52/45/F |F |r |F FIF 9 39|60|52\49)C |C |C |C 42\58l44/43/F |F IF IC FIF 10 55/66)63)65|C |C /R|R 39/47/41|35|C|C |C |C FIFE 11 68)73/64/52)C |F |F\F 35|50/45/37/C|F |F |r ClF 12 47/47/48/44/C |F |F |F 35/45/38/30/F |F |F JF vi FIR 13 44/63/65 51/C |F |F |F 38/46/42)42)F | F |F |P FUFIF lt 52153/50/51/C |C |C |G 52/55/47/38/R|RIRIR IF IF IF 15 52/64/52/52/C |R|R|R 34/49/42/37/F |F |C|R j3a)F |F |F |e 16 50/66/57)46/R |F |F F 40/46/42\37/F |F IP |B 2/400 |F |F IP iy 42/48|42/36|C |C |C|C 39}46/43)38/C FE C\C 2\43.R/R/R|R 18 36/48) 40/36) |F /F |F 31)35/28.22/F | IF F 4341 R RRIR 19 32/46/41/41)F PF IF 17/31/27|23/F |E |F |F 33/4237 35 8 F OP OP 20 42/58/48) 44/F |P FF 36/44) /33/C/C |C|C 36/40/32/24/C |C |C |e 21 42/47/37|32/C |F |F |F 32/43/36 29/F |F |F |F 20/80/24)24/F | | F |P 29 31/45/39/36/F |F |p IF 29/33/27/25/8|C|\c || 10/20}15) s|F UF |F iF 23 41/58)52/48/F |F Ic |c 27/38)37/32/C|F |F |F | 721/18)12|/¢ |F |F IP 24 48/56)45/35|C /F |F |F 35/41/36/27/0|C /C)F 16|22)26)28|C |C |F |F 25 36/47/41/35/C |C |C |C 35/38/38/34/C|F |C |C 36]-44/45|45|C |C |C|C 26 45|51|51/56|C |C |C|C 33/41/38 32|C/C|C|C | 33/31/26 /21/F |F |F ]F 27 60/68/63)64)C |C |C |C 32/39/36/35/C |\C |C|C 16/82/32 35)" |F |C C 28 47/50/45/39|R | R|F IE 31/44/39/32/F F |F | 27|42|35 28 F |F |F |F 29 36/51/45)41/F |e FIP 32/47/41/34/F |F |F |F 32)3.4/32/28/C jC |F IF 30 38|50/44/41/C CC \C 32|44/43.42 0 C/C\C 3436) 88 C |R IR |R 31 43)58|5S|48/C |F |F |G 38/42/39 38/R |R/R|C Mean 49|60/5.4149 35!47/41/36 | 29/36133 30) N. Noon. St. Sunset. F. Fair, C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1826. 199 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. | MARCH. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. 8 /N./St.) 10) 8 |N.iSt. 10 8 /N.|St.) 10) 8 |N.\St.) 10 8 /N.)St.) 10) 8 )N.)St./ 10 a 35(37|39/41/C |R |R|R yf 5) 8) 4) SF IFIP IC ~~ (80/34/33) |R|R IR /R 2' 26/32)28/24|F |F |F |C 13)23/20/23/S |S |S |S 35/37/37/35|R |R |S |S 3 28/34/32/27/F |F |F |F 29|32|23)18}C |C |C|C (38/35|33/33/R |R |R |R 4 34/34) 19/F |F |F |F 12/30/23/21,F |F |S) 37/35| |34/C |C |R |R 5 14/19/14|10|F |F |F |F 27|36|32|20/C |C |F |F 37/42 Cc\C|c |s 6 12/25/22)23/F |F |F |F 21/40/32)25)F |F |F |C 42}43)39/35/C |C |R (R iF 21/34)34/37/C|C |C |C 30/41/35/34/C |R |R|R 32/33} |32/F |F |C (C 8 39/46/40/36 R/R (RK IR 34/44/35/28/C |C JF /F 34/39/36/36/R |S |S |C 9 35/38/37/35/C|C |R |R 19)32)25/25/F |F |F JF 35/45)/39/36/C |C |C |C 10 43/56/51/46/F | F |C |C 27|44/40|37|F |C |C|C 34/45/41)35|R |R |R |C 1 Se43/41/38/F | F |F IF 38/43/41|37/C |C |C|C 39/43/36)/30|F |F |F |F 12 37/41/36 /30|F |C |F |F 38/40/38/35/F | F |F |F 29/40/33)/32|F |F Fk |F 13) 25/34/3126) F |F FF 27/34/27/25|F |F |F |F 36/47/38)/34|F |F |F |F 14 27/34/35/33/F |F |F IF 25)34/25/16/C |R |F |F 23/40/36|31|F |F |F |F 1b 33/43/39136/R/R |R |C 142621 16F F \F/F 32/44/36|37/F |F \F |F 16) 29/31}28)24/C|C |C |e 16/32/29/32|/S |C |S|S 37/52)41/28/C |C |F |F 17| 20/35/30/24|F |F |F |F 28/34/26)20/C |C |C|F 18/33)26/21|F |F |F \F 18 20/34/34/24/F | F |F IF 17/37|/29)28/F |F |F|C 22)/36/28/26|F [kr |F |F 19 21/34/29/22/F |F |F |F 95/37/32\23/F |F |F IF 33/40) |33)C |C|C |C 20 18/30)24)27/F |F |F |C 29/39|36/34/C|C jC |C 34/38/37|39/C |C |C |C 21 21/30/28 21/F |F /F |F 31/36/35/32'S |C |C|R 36/48)38/32|C |C|F |F 29) 16)29/25/21/F |F |F [F 27/30/25/29/F |F |\C|C 34/50/44|35|F |F | IF 23 21/35/3334, F CC |/R 19/35|34)34)F |F |C\C | 40/49/40)/39|C |C |F |F 24 31/36/34/32)S |S |R |R 34/50/41/32/F [FF |F | 44|59|45/45/C |C |C |C 25) 18/21/37] NF |S |S |s 33/52/47 48) F C|RIR| 46/53) |34/C |C |C |C 26 4/21/16) OF \F |F IF 45|54|45/41\C |C |F |F 28/37/27)24|S |S|s |S 27 6/26/25)34/F |F IF |F 35/38/32)32/S |S |S |S 23|37/30|28 C |C |C |C 28) 29/44/37/30/F |F |F |F 32/35/32)30/S |S | S\s | 29/44)/37/30|F |F |F |F 29 29/40)28/18/F | F |F |C 35|50/40)35/C |C |C |C 30 15/21]17/14/C |S |S |S 32/39/32/29|C |C |S |S al -1 1|-8)-9/F |F |F |F 26|38/34/31|S |S |F |F Mean 24/33/29 26 26/36/31/28 32/42/36)33| APRIL. MAY. JUNE. Therm. | Weather. ‘Therm. Weather. 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NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. ||, Therm. | Weather. 8)N.|St. 10) S/N. St./ 10 ry 8)N.)St. 10|3 |N.St, 10 7] 8 N.jSt., 10) 8 )N.St) 10) ~~ |56)70\63/52|R |R|RIR ~~ 149/58/56/50/R |R|C|C 34|59|44/35|F |F |F [PF 40\69\61|56\F |F \F |F 50(5352\47|F |F |F IR 26|36|29\21\F |F |F |F 59160] 48 FF |F|F 46|54/45)35|F |F |F|P 18\26/24\21\F |F|F IF 45)66/65/53 F |F \F\F 39|39|34|34|F |F |C\C 19|33\28)22|C|C |C|F 51/64) [54\C\C JF IF 29/42/35)28/F |F |F|F 23)41|35|26\F |F |F |F 59/77\69|63|F |F |F|F 26|47/43/43/F |F |F \F 24|46|37\35\F |F |F |F 63)73\64|62\C |F |F|F 47/67|58)50)C |C |C|C 37|53/49/40/F |F |R|R 49'57| \44\R\C |F|F 39/45 |40/32|/F |F FF 33)47/45/48/C |C |C |C 40\61/54/47\/F |F \F\F 33/50/44/44/F |F |F|F 47|59|54|49/F |F |F |F 48)60/52\43 F |F |F|F 48|55/47|39/R|R |RIR 47|52|43/36\C |C |C|R 46\60/52)51/F |F |F\F 33|50/44/36 F |F |F |F 31|49135|34/F |F |F |F 53'59| 55\C|F |F|F 35/54| |49|F \F |F|F 32)42|38|38|F |F |F |E 52/57/56|57|R|R |R|R 238/38) jQ7|F |F |FIF 32/F |F |F IC 53/56/53/48/R |R |RIR 28|35/43\44|F \F |F|R j2F |S |S|S 47/60/52|50/F |F |F \F 47/55 /40)40\F |F \F\E 3/37 FF |F IF 52|63/57|53/R |R |R|R 39/57/49/45|F |F |F|F 41/F |F | |E 50/66/58/48\F |F |F|F 50|57/57/59\C |R |RIR 40\C|C|c |C 42/62|57/52\F |F |F |F 50/51/45/33/C |F |F |e 34/C |S |S |S 58/50|54/45|R|R |C|C 29/37/33)25/F |F |C|C 5119'S |S |c|C 45/55|53/52'C |R |R|R 22/41/37|/34/F |F |F IC 36F |F |F |E 50/52\5252,R/R |R|R 37/33)31/29|S |C |C|F 40.C|F |F \E 57/52/49|46|R|C |C|C 24/33 29)26|F |F |F\c 32° |F |F |F 39/48) |33/C iC |F|F 32) |26\C/C|C|F Qa |F |F IF 40|48/41/36\C |F [FF 18/32'27/23|F |F |F |F 13'F |F |F |F 29|44/42/41|F |F |F |F 95/41 35/33/F |F |F IF SF\FIFIE 46|55/43)40/C |F |F |F 37/48 47/50/F |F |F IF 44,C|R|R 31/42) 30\/F |F |F\F 35/45/39/33/F |F |F |F 23/R|K|C|C 33/50)/48/52'R|R |R|R 38/42'38)34/F |F |F |C 9] OF |F |F \F 47\65| S3\F |F |F\F 29/43 38/35|F |F |F\F 4)19/15|12/F |F FF 51/55/40/40/F |F |F\C 32/49|44|38/C |F |F |F 5 31/S |S|s |S 34/50/42/41|F |F |F \F 23/28/31/26'S |S|s |S 47/58)53/48 36146 42167) 27|37/33!30 N. 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St 10; 1 37/48/40/35/F |F |F |F 54/64/51/46|F |F|F |F 54/66/58153/R|R |R |R 2 45|52|46/39|F |R|R |R 54/68/56/54|F |F |F IF 60/62/56/50\C |C | FF 3 43/56|44/39)\C |C |F |F 55|65/58/56|C |C |C |C 60/60/56/55/C |R |R JR 4 40|/36|39]34|C |C |C |C 65/71/65|51/F |F |F |r 61/75|59/56|F |R |C |C 5 46/46/38/35/S |S|S |S 54/62/52/49/F |F IP IF 60/65/58/58/R |R|R IR 6 30|52/41/38/F |F|F | F 44/62] [521C |\C|C|C 63/71/62/58/C |F | EF \F 7 35|53/38)/33/C |C|F | F 64/70/59/54|C |F |F |F 66/80/66/63/C |F |E \F 8 37)/49|42/34|F |F|F |F 5460} |51/C |F |F |F 83/71/66/F |F |F |R 9 40\54/47/42)F |F IF |F 57|76)63)55|F |F |F |F 64/68/65/57/F |F |F | 10 47\60/53/49/F |R|F | F 54/62/51/48/F |F |F |F 65/74/60) |F |F |F IF 11 46/56/41/40|F |F JF |F 53/60/48/46/F |F |F |F 60|71| |5sir |C |C lc 12 42)49/41/37/F |F FF 57|66/56/53/F |F |F |F 65/82/60/67|R |R |F \F 13 44/47/38/36|F |F|F |F 60/68/53/48)F |F |F |F 78)76/68/66|R JF FF | 14 38)44/37/37/F (F\F |F 48)48/48|48/C |C |C |C 7287/71 |66/F |F |E |F | 15 38/45/35/46/C |C|F |F 51/51/48/47/R. |R |C|C 66|76)67|65|@ |F.|F |F 16 49/57/45/40/F |F| FF 54/55|51/51)C [RJR |C 72\83/71/69|F |F |F |F 17 44/50/46/42'F |F|F |F 57|69/58/54|C |F |F |F 73\87|73/71|C |C |C|C 18 44/54/44/37/C |C|C |C 51|51/51/48/C |C |R|R 77/9171 /69/F |F | FIP 19 44/54/42/40|F |F | F |F 52/54/47/46|R |R |C |\C 71)85/70/62'C |C |C |C 20 41/45|37|36|C |C|C |C 50/45/47/45/R |R|C|C 66)80|63/64|F |B | |F 21 30)/39/38/38/R |R|R |R 48|51/46/46,C |C JF JR 70|81|70\65| F | |F |F 22 42/48/43/42/C |C|R |R 49/53/52/52|R |R |C|R 68)76/67|63)F |F | F \F 93 43/56/40/46|C |C|C |C 58|73/64/56/R |C |F |F 71/86/73/69|F |P |F IF 24 46|56)46/44| F |F JF | F 62\76/60/56|F |F |F \F 73I7L 77/74 /F UIE IP 25 45|54|43/40/C |C|C |R 55/66/58/59| F | |F |P 7993/81/60) F |e Re 26 39/43/45/39/R |R|R |R 59/66/56/52|C |C |R |R 60/74/63/62/C |C |C |C 97 Sem iciaic 60/60|55|55|F |F |C |R 75|83/63/67/C |C |C !C 28 5.4/60/54/58)C |C\C |C 57|72/58/53|F |F |F |F 78)93|7e|74/C |C|RIR 29 52/6653 /48\F |F |F |C 62/78/62'56|C |F |F \F 73/86|75|71/C |C |G }c 30 50/56/48/45/C |C\C |F 64/59/52/42'C |C |C |C 80)90|72)70|C |C |c |C 31] | | 49/58/52/57\R |R |R|R |Mean 42'51/43)40 5561/54/51 \ 68)78167!64 | N. Noon, St. Sunset. F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R, Rain. H. Hail. 8S. Snow. 204 Dr, Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1828. JULY. : AUGUST. SEPTEMBER. Therm. Weather. el iL a 8) N.S. 10} 8 |N.St.) 10 »)Bt., St. 3 1 '74|88|72|69|F |F \F |F 73/82|72|70|F |C/R|R 77\92\78\74|F |F |F \F 2 75|83|74)68|F |F |F |F 72|81\73/68)F |F|F |P 72|77\70|68\C |C|C|R 3 68|83|68\66|F |F |F |r 69|82|73|68\F |F|F |C 65|68)64|67/R|R|R|R 4 67/32|68/63/F |F |F |F 72|78)68/66|R|C|C|C 72\83)72|68)F |F |F |R 5 66|71|63/61|C|C\C |C 73|82|69\66|F |C|C |e 71\79\69\66|R|R|R|F 6 67|85|77\72|F |F \F IF 52|72|62/611C|C|C\c 59/77|70/62|F |F |F |F 7 75|89|77\70|F |F \F |F 68]79|67|64|C }C|C |C 58]75|63/58/C |C|C}C 8 76/88\71|68)F |F \E\E 74|87\76|72|F |F |F |F 62|79|71|68|F |F|C|C 9 70\70|70|66|R|C|C\c 73|85|72|69/F | F \F |r 54|56/56|54|R |R|R|C 10 67|84|77\66|F |F \F \F 76|86\77|73\F |F |F |F 53|63/60/53/R|E|F|F 11 72/77\64/61|R|C |R|R 80|88/77|74|F | F \C |r 53/70|61|55|F |F|F | F 12 64|79|70\64|F |F \F \E 70/90|79|73|F | FIF |p 58]77/70\62|" |F|F |E 13 70|74|61|59|C|C |C\C 69)84|71|66) F | F |F JF 66/81/72\64|F |F|F |F 14 61|67|59/58)R|R|R|C 70|85/74|70\F |r |F |E 68/78)63|60|F |F)F | F 15 66|82/70|66)C|C |c |C 75|81|76|69|C|C|C|R 63/70)62|62|C |C|}C}|C 16 66|76|65/65|R|R |R|R 70|83|70/64|F |F |F \|F 59|61/58/58|C |C|F | F 17 73/81/72|70\C|F |R|R 64|77|68|66|F |F|F |F 56)61)57/55|R|R|R|C 18 68/83/70|66/F |F |F|F 71|72|62|62\C|R\F |F 55] |59/53|F |F|F | 19 72\89/73\70/F |F [RIF 63|73)63|60)F | F\F \F 55/71 /63/56|F |F |F |E 20 78/B8/73\71/F |F |C|C 64|77|65\60|F |F |F|E 61|68)60/56) F |F | F |F 21 73)85/74|70\F |F |F|E 62|76|67|62|F |F |F |F 58|68/60)58/C |C_C|\C 22 73/79|68|67\C|C |c|c 68)83|75|69\F |F |E |F 60\75|60/60|C JE |F |F 23 74/88/78\75/F |F |F \F 70|86\77|69|F |F |F |F 62)72/64|60|F |F|F |E 24 78/92181\75/F |F |F\C 75|92)79\72|F |e |F IF 62|68]66)65|C |C|C |C 25 80/92/82/77/F |F |F IF 77|89\79\76|F |F |F |F 63|73)/66|65|C |C|F |F 26 70/90/81/75 R|R|F IF 78|73|72/68|F |F |F |F 56|69/61/54|F |F |F |F 27 76/90|81\72,F | F \F|F 69|78)/68|60|F |F |F |F 52/70/60|52\F |F F \F 28 70/85/73|68,F |F |F |F 66)84)73/67F |F |F4F 54|70| [58/C |C|C |C 29 69/85|72\67/F |F |F |F 72\90/72\71\F |F |F |F 56(58/54/52/R |R|R|R 30 67/80/70\66 F | F |F | 70/77/68|63|F |F |F \F 68)50/53/F |F \F | F 31 74/77|70/66 C|C|R|C 68/84/76|71/F |F |F \F Mean] 71|82|72|68 { 70/82/72\67! 61/72'63'60 | OCTOBER, NOVEMBER. DECEMBER. Therm. Weather, Therm. Weather. Therm. \ Weather. sal BIN. |St,| 10) B/N. St.) 20) 8 (N.\St.) 10] 3 )N.|St. 10 BN. St. 10) 8 )N.St.) 10 i 46/48 48|48)R|F |F /C "\23|34|23)24)F |F |F |F 2 46/49 48)50|R|R |RIR 47/45|43\F |F |C|C 3 51 56|56 55/55|R |R |R|R 44/56/54/50'C|C |c |C 4 48)64)57/52|F |F |F |F 56/63'59/56/RIR IRIR 53158)49|30/C |C |c |C 5 54\62\58/58|F |F |F \C 56|66 58/54\C |F |F IF 30/41/35)32/F |F |F |F 6 54/62) |48\F \F \F |F 55/55/48/48/R1R IF |p 34|44|30/36/C |c |C |C 7 47\66/57/54F |F |F |F 38/55 47/48|F |F |F |E 23|44/42/39|F |F |F |F 8 53/74/66 58/F |F |F F 53/5752/45|R|R IRIC 35/47|41/38/F |F |F |F 9 45/76|68)58)F |F |F |F 34/50/42|35|F |F |F JF 35/42!48/45/R|C |C |C 10 57/74)6156,C\C |C C 32/42 44|40/F |F IF |F 36/59|49/31/F |F |F |E 11 59|66|58/54|C |C |C |C 42/55 50/48\F |F FIFE 34/46|45|39|c |C |R|R 12 48|53/4640/C |C |C|C 36/42 38/30|R|R |R|C 27|41/41/32 F |F |F |F 13 44,60)53 58)F |F FF 35/40/35/34|F |F |F \F 29/47|44/41\F |C|C|C 14 4353/45 41/F F |C|F 31/42'36/30\C |c |C|C 39/58144| |CICIC|C 15 33)56/38/32|F |F |F |r 30/40/35|/31/F |F |C|c 30/46|34/31.F |F |F \F 16 29/46/38)33)F |F |F \F 29|42'37/36|F |F |F|F 32)41/40|35/F |F |F |F 7 28/50/4542 F |F FE 32/42/33)24|F |F |F |r 39|50|40/35|F |F |F |F 18 5458/50 45/F |F FF 23/36/30)25/F |F |F|F 24/27/23/14|F |F |F |F 19 34/46)33 32/F |F |F /F 26/37/35/44|F |F |C|R 11)27/26)24/F |F IF \F 20 30/50/43/35)/F FF |F 51|60/58/52/R |C |Clc 95|42)40/39\F |F |F EF 21 3254|49/42/F |F FF 39/50/42 /35|F |F FIR 39/40/32/23/F |F |F |F (22 41|64/55/44/F |F |E |p 36/43/43/42'C|C |R|R 15/25/18) |F|F |F\F 23 41)69|59/50/F |F |F |F 43/39|34/31\C |C |C|C 23/37/34/28'F |F |F |F 24 48'58)50|50|F |F \C |C 32/46)40/36|C |C |C|C 23/44/40/20|F |F |F |F 25 47|67|62,58\C |C |C \C 36/45/38/33|/F |C |C|F 34/32/25/20/F |F |F |F 26 50|6254/44/F |F |F|F 35/43/35/31|C|C |F |F 23/44)35/32\F |F \F|E 27 35/55/48/48/F |F |F|F 30/40/37/33|F |F |F IF 32/42/34/21/F |F |F |F 28 52/62/59/52|F |R |F \F 48|55/54/52|R|R|R|C 32/41/38/26/C|C |C|R 29 44/53/47|38.F |F |F\E 37/50/46/38/R |R |R|F 31/40|39/38/C |F |F |E 30 34|53/49/44|F |F |F |C 37/47/40)34/F |F |F |F 37/41/30|16/F |F |F \F 31 49/55/50/47/C |C |C \C 7/19|18/20|F |F |C\C Mean 44|60'52)47 39/48)43/40 30/42/37132 \ N. Noon, St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. S. Snow. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal, 1829. 205 JANUARY. FEBRUARY. MARCH. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. Therm. Weather. — 8N./St 10) 8 |N./St.|10 8 |N.|St./ 10) 8 |N./St./ 10) B JN.|St.) 10} 8 |N.|St.) 10 1 33/25|34/35|C |C |C |S 11/32|25|16|F |F |S |S 17 2 24 21/15) SIR|R |S |S 18/29|28|29/F |F |F |C 3 —4| 5] O|-6|F |F /F |F 23/27/20|14/S |S |F |F 4 2/11) I/F IF |F |F 12)24/16/12|F |F |F |F 5 7 20/17/15|F |F \F |F 7/27/21/18|F |F |F |F 6 17 25/23/18/C |C |R|R 16/32/26/18|F |F |F |F 7 33/51/44/33/F |F |F IE 25/42|37/23/F |F |F |F 8 36 36|35|32/S |S |R|R 25/38|36|38/C |F | |R 9 29 33)/28118/S |R|R IR 36|40/35|20|C |C |c |C 10 3/12] 9] 4|F |F \F IF | 2aa7i27291C |C 1c | 11 12] 8} 4|F|S|S |S 24/37/31/31|C |C IF |F 12 11/26|18/16|C |C |F |F 13/26/1914|F |F |F |F 13 23 34/29/25/C |C |C |C 12)26/18|13/F |F |F IF 14 34/39|37/36/C |C |C IC 15|29/24/20/C |C IC |c 15 39|47/45|42|R |R |R |R 24/35|28|23|F |F |F |F 16 32/40/35/31|F |F |F |F | 20/34/28/22|F |F |F IF 17 34/38/35|35|C |C |C |C 20/35/30/24|F |F |F |F 18, 36/37/37|/35|S |R|R|R | 20/30/24)20|F |F |F |r 19 35/41/36/31\F |F |C |C 18/27|10|15/F |F |F IF 20 20 40|34/31/F |F |F |F 15|23|22/27/C |S |S |s 21 33|38)/34|32/C|C |C |C 18)25/22| 9/8 |S |S |s 22) 30/36/31/23|C |C |C |C 17/28|1914|F |F |F |F 23 20 30|33/28|F |F |F |F S]16/15/11/F |F |F \F 24 32 39]27|14/S |S |C |C $/28|22/22\/F |F |C |S 25 9 g|24/28|F |F |F |F 17|33/29/31/C |C JC 1C 26 35/49/32/34/F |F |F |F 34/38/30/30/S |C |c |c 27, 33/34|3C|27/C |C |C |C 20/25|17/14|F |F |R|F 28) 21 29/22\16/F |S |S |s 11/27|1915/F |F |F | 29 20/30/25|12/F |F |F |F 30 1024\19) IF |F|F |r|] | 31) 4 28|20|/12/F |F |F |F | Mean 2331/27/22 18/30/24|20 N. Noon, St. Sunset, F. Fair. C. Cloudy. R. Rain. H. Hail. 8. Snow. 47 206 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. TABULAR RESULTS. 1819, SIXTH SERIES. MEANS. EXTREMES. | | Grentest} Days in which Therm. is at Nt. \8a.m.| N. | St. |10p.m.|Mean,|) Hottest | Coldest |/Range.|) change ||80 and\90 and\(32 and 0 and in 24 W’rs |above.{above.||below.| below. a7 | date alias ||’ .. A es January, \26,74|36,25 32,70 28,80 31,12] 23 | 56 | 29) -2 58 | 29) 42 25) ¥ February, 28,64|39,53|37,75 29,57/33,87 10| 64 |18| 14 50 | 10) 26 24 March, |27,60|36,58|30,45 26,60|30,30)| 26 | 48 | 3| 10 38 3| 21 23 April, /42,60|50,90|42,80 39 38}43,92)| 15) 66 || 1| 26 40 || 3) 33 4 May, 54,00)61 37 52,67/49,40 56,36]| 25} 84 || 12) 39 45 || 25] 32 1 June, 69,64|79,43/67,76 63,70|70,13|| 17) 95 | 1| 50 45 |) 17) 30 | 15 5 July, |73,5) |83,00)71,57|67,42/73,87||31| 99 || 5| 55 44 8] 29 || 20 5 August, 71,52|77,90)71 ,55 66,83 71,95|| 1100 || 23) 56 At 1| 28 17 9 September, |52,60 64,79|73,97|66,10 62,00\66,71 3| 94||14| 48 46 |\15}| 3) 6 2 October, 41,40 49,00/59,54|52,93)/49,31|/52,69]| 6] 83 ||27) 31 52 5| 25 3 2 November, |30,80)40,63/47,37|43,13/39,90/42,78|| 12) 67 || 30 | 21 46 || 13) 24 13 December, |20,00 25,54/35,77|29,77|27,42/29,62|| 9) 56 |/30| 4 52 || 8u | 22 28 YEAR, 47,85|56,80)49,95 45 ,87|50,75 100 —2 || 102 42 || 62 | 21 ||119| 1 Winter, |26,97|37,18)33,41/28,60|31,54 64 -2 66 42 0 0 ice oe Spring, 41,40)/49,62|41,97/38,46)42,86 84 10 74 33 1 27 Summer, 71,56)80,11|70,29) 65,98)71,98 100 50 50 30 | 52 19 Autumn, 41,60,51,47|60,29|54,05|50,40)54,05 94 21 73 31 9 2 15 1820, SIXTH SERIES. MEANS. EXTREMES. Greatest ||Days in which Therm. is at Nt. |8a.m.} N. St. {l0p.m./Mean.|/ Hottest || Coldest |/Range.|| change |/80 and|90 and)\32 andj 0 and in 24 h’rs||above.|above.| below.|below. Ca | Ee Cre 5 January, | 11,74/17,00/28,80)23,71)19,39)22,22)| 30 39)| 2) 3] 36 || 3) 23 i 31 February, |19,$8)25,75|36,65|30,93/26,96/30,07|| 20 52 |) 2) -8 60 3| 23 | 24] 2 March, 24,38|31,10|42 41/35,24/31,16/34,98|| 26 71 || 3| 12 59 || 26| 29 22 April, 31,60|44,82|53,87/43,96/41,97/46,15|| 19 | 75 || 3) 25 50 || 18} 31 7 May, 43,67|54,93)6 1,39|54,60)51,48/56,35)| 23 85 || 2| 39 46 || 23| 27 2 June, 53,07\67,60|76,10|66,60\62,82/68,28 || 22 100 || 1) 51 49 2) 35/| 13 6 July, 62,32|76,55|86,75|73 ,55|70,45|76,82)| 4) 95 || 19) 60 35 || 19| 32|| 26 | 12 August, 56,42|68,64)/80,13/69,52\66,55/71,21|| 12 | 97 |) 15| 60 37 || 12) 25)|| 17 2 September, |52,08|64,00|75,00|65,97|60,87|66,46)| 10 | 99 || 21| 43 56 8| 27 9 4 October, 38,81|46,55/57,73)|52,23)46,97|50,87|| 16 | 72 || 26| 30 A2 ||17) 24 3 November, |27,33/33,30)43,83/39,00|34,80|37,74|| 1| 58 || 30) 12 46 || 11) 29 14 December, |15,13|20,68|29,48|26,57|23,20/24,93|| 8) 44||23| 3 41 || 29) 28 31 YEAR, 36,3 4/45 ,91|56,26|48,49)44,72/48,70 100 -8|| 108 35 || 67 | 24 ||1382 | 2 Winter, 15,58)}21,14|31,64/27,07|/23,18/25,78 52 -s8 60 28 0 0 86 | 2 Spring, 33,22|43,62/53,56/44,60/41,54/45,83 85 12 73 31]| 2 29 Summer, |57,27\70,93|80,99|69,89|66,61|72,10 100 51 49 35) 56) 20 Autumn, |39,41|47,95|58,85|52,40|47,54]51,69 99 12 87 29 9 4 17 Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. d. days. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. 207 TABULAR RESULTS. 1821, SIXTH SERIES. MEANS. EXTREMES. Greatest ||Days in which Therm. is at Nt. /8a.m.| N. St. | 10e.m.|Mean.|| Hottest || Coldest ||Range.|| change ||80 and|90 and)|32 andj 0 and pa in 24 h’rs|/above./above.||below,| below. alts Hoes dW January. 7,20)13,84/25,77/21,35) 16,77 19,43}|| 31 | 52 || 25 |-13 65 |/24) 38 30 | 5 February, |23,79|24,78/38,89|32,17|29,00|31,21 10 | 48 || 24] 10 38 ||25) 24 27 March, 22,19|30,32/40,32!34,13/29,93 33,67||31 | 60 || 5| 11 49 |/31| 25 Wy April, 28,73|40,83/51,37)44,38 39,87/44,11 29| 71 3| 26 45 ||29)| 29 6 May, 43,22|55,58/64,84/54,93/48,77 56,03)| 31 | 88 6| 39 49 ||13 | 28 1 June, 55,43|67,23|76,73 65,73|62,17 67,94)| 24 | 94 1| 50 44/14) 37]| 12 3 July, 55,00|68,84|79,23|67,80/64,32)/70,02||31 | 94 4| 56 38 ||30| 28)| 17 2 August, 58,07|70,53/82,48]71,00/67,32)72,50|} 1 100 || 27| 57 43 ||31| 24]| 18 6 September, |52,23/58,59|69,63 |63,65|59,37 62,81] 3] 87|| 27) 45 42 7 | 26 4 October, 45,00}59,87)53,07/46,61 51,14} 6 | 77 || 24) 31 46 ||13 | 37 4 November, |29,42/37,37/46,33/41,72/38,13/40,89|| 4) 67 || 28] 21 46 4| 22 9 December, |19,77|24.20/32,48|28,93 24,96|27,64 3] 46|| 29) 3 43 ||29 | 32 22 YEAR, 35,93|44,76/55,66|48,24/43,93)48,15 100 -13 || 118 38 52 RLALTT jee Winter, 50,76|20,94|32,38|27,48/23,58/26,09 52 -13 65 38 Cel o's) Spring, 31,38]42,24|52,18/44,48/39,52|44,6) 88 il 77 29 1 25 Summer, |56,17|68,87|79,48)68,18/64,60|70,16 100 50 50 37 || AT ll Autumn, |40,82|46,99|58,61)52,81/48,04/51,61) 87 21 66 37 4 13 1822, SIXTH SERIES. MEANS, EXTREMES. Greatest ||Days in which Therm. is at Nt. |8a.m.| N. | St. |10r.m./Mean.|| Hottest || Coldest ||Range.|| change |/80 and|90 and {32 and| 0 and hea in 24 h’rs above.|above.||below.|below. Cr | eel || 2S debs Pim January, |12,71|17,26|27,97/23,52|19,30|22,0)| 22| 48 || 14) -9 || 57 || 15] 36 29] 8 February, |15,18/20,62/33.03/28,28|/24,89/26,70|| 27| 53 || 8| 1 52 9) 35 27 March, 25,45|34,03/45,93/39,47|37,19|39,15|| 26] 66 |) 9| 9 57 || 26) 4) 27 April, 34,37/41,52|51,28]43,93|40,63/44,34|| 30| 69 || 2) 22 AT 2) 28 9 May, 46,26|58,55|69,54/59,80)/55,52/60,85]| 28] 93 ||15| 34 59 || 15) 42 4 1 June, 53,44/65,10|77,10/65,82/61,31/67,33|| 16] 95 || 5| 42 53 || 16} 44)| 17 1 July, 61,4271 ,42/83,58|71,70/66,97|73,42|| 1) 97|| 7| 48|} 49 7| 44]| 25 5 August, 56,52|/68,47|79,52|69,48/65,60|70,77|| 12| 94 || 31] 44 50 || 14) 41 12 4 September, |52,13/62,83|76,03|67,47/62,48/67,20/| 12] 86 || 23) 34 || 52 9} 44]) 14 October, | 41,23)48,34/60,16/53,43)/49,83/52,94|| 10| 75 || 28} 26 | 49 6) 35 6 November, |32,40/37,70|50,07 44,79 35,82 42,09]| 12] 66 || 27) 19 45 || 12] 35 15 December, |19,39|26,28/36,16/32,46/28.58/30,86|| 1) 65||25| 2 63 2) 37 29 YEAR, 37,54|46,01|57,54/50,01|45,67/49,81 97 -9 | 106 44|) 72 | 11 |}142] 8 Winter, |15,76)21,39|32,39|22,09/24,26/26,53 65 -9 74 44 85 | 8 Spring, 35,36) 44,70|55,58|47,73|44,44/48,1] 93 9 84 42 4 1 36 Summer, |57,12|68,33)/80,07/69,00'64,63|70,51 97 A2 55 44|| 54] 10 Autumn, |41.92)49,62/62,09|55,23) 49,34 54,07) 86 19 65 44|| 14 21 Nt. Night. N, Noon, St. Sunset. d. days, 208 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. TABULAR RESULTS. 1823, SIXTH SERIES. MEANS. EXTREMES. | Greatest ||Days in which Therm, is at Nt. [8a.m.| N. | St. |10r...|Mean.|| Hottest || Coldest ||Range.|| change |/80 and 90 and|\32 and) 0 and | in 24 h’rs||above. above. ||below.|below. Ves: GIL ae ay | Tees Fe a | eS 7) | | | (Ui January, |14,93/20,44/32,45)28,07|24,80)26,44|| 19 49) 7| -5 54 || 19) 34 3l 2 February, |10,54/19,22/30,43/23,87/19,86)23,36) 22) 44/17) -5 49 || 23) 35 28 2 March, 22,32/30,79|38,77/33,35|30,10|33,25|/ 24 59 || 4) -6 65 || 25) 34 29 2 April, 33,21) 48,80/54,30)46,52|42,38)/46,75 | 27 7| 5) 21 49 || 28] 37 15 May, 41 ,42/50,57|62,87/53,03|50,31/54,19|/ 25 86 | 5) 25 61 || 26} 43 1 3 June, 51,73|65,04/74,93/64,47/60,34/66,19)| 19) 96 | 1} 39 57 6} 39 || 10 4 July, 58,74) 70,23|/80,64/71,13|66,06/72,01|| 2) 95 || 4) 45 50 5| 40 |) 16 7 August, 56,38/68,48|/80,52|/70,64/66,00/71,41|| 8| 96 23) 44 52 || 27] 43|| 20 4 September, |45,50/54,69|67,43/60,93/54,53/59,39)/ 4) 90)/30) 25 65 5| 40 3 1 5 October, |36,31)45,41/57,23/51,14/46,06/49,96|) 3) 75 | 12) 22 53 3} 35 5 November, |24,85/33,04)41,10/37,86/32,23/36,06)/ 10) 57/18) 15 42 || 16) 34 22 December, |24,37|28,37|35,79|32,51/30,35/31,75|| 31| 49 || 9} 14 35 1; 19 23 YEanr, 35,02)/44,15|54,71/47,79/43,58/47,58 96 || -6 || 102 43 || 50 | 16 || 161 6 Winter, |16,61)22,64)32,89/28,15)25,00/27,17 49 || -5 54 35 82 4 Spring, |32,32)41,72)57,98)44,30/40,93/44,74 86 -6 92 43 | 47 2 Summer, |55,62|67,92|78,70) 68,75) 64,13/69,87 96 || 39 55 43 || 46 | 15) Autumn, |35,55)44,38)55,25|49,08)44,27|48,47| | 90 15 75 40 3 1 32 1824, SEVENTH SERIES. [—————$—$$__—___ MEANS. EXTREMES. | Greatest || Days in which Therm. is at Nt. [8a.m.| N. St. |J0r.m.|/Mean.|| Hottest |} Coldest | Range. change |/80 and)90 and)/32 and)0 and = 24 h’rs||above |above.||below.|below. Wy) eo loan as) Psu naz January, |238,30)30,48)34,42)30,42 27,60/30,74|| 6| 49||/22) 3), 46 | 7] 30 | 28 | 0 February, 26,11/33,62/29,52|26,29/28,88]|11 | 52|| 5] -6|| 58 |) 5) 45 25 | 1 March, 31,34|42,16|35,90/31,47/35,22)| 30 57|/ 2| 15) 42 || 20) 23 23) 0 April, 44,55|56,17|46,63|43,43/47,69)| 21, 74|| 2) 30 | 44 || 3| 26 3 May, 53,28|/60,97|55,29|50,33/54,97|| 28 | 88 || 4| 37|) 51 || 28] 31 2 June, 65,00|78,37/64,07\60,80/65,8)|| 1| 92)|14] 48) 44 | 27] 40 8 2 July, | 70,93|81,48|69,84|66,26|72,13|| 31 | 92|| 2] 61|| 31 || 3] 29/| 19 | 3 August, 65,16|76,71|67,61/63,27|68,19|| 19 | 94 4/ 52), 42 | 20) 31]|-11 | 2 September, 59,60|70,97|63,80|58.90/63,32|| 5 | 88||24| 45) 43 || 5| 24 7 October, 46,61/60,39|53,19|46,78|51,74|| 11 | 75/31 | 25) 50 || 18} 33 4 November, 36,04|44,47/40,96|32,81/38,57)| 16 | 59 |/12 | 23|| 36 | 12] 22 il December, 27,77|39,45|35,72|32,28|33,80|| 27 | 48 || 5| 14]| 34 || 17| 27 20 YEAR, 46,40|56,18|49,41/45,02|49,25 94 -6! 100 | 45 || 47 711114) 1 Winter, 28,12|35,83|31,89|28,72)31,14 52 | -6)| 58 | 45 713) 1 Spring, 43,06|53,10|45,94|41,74)45,96 88 15|| 73 | 31]; 38 26 Summer, 67,03|77,19|67,17|63,44|68,71 940 48 || 44 | 40 7 7 Autumn, 47,41|58,61|52,65|46,16/51,21 88 23|| 65 33 15 Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. d. days. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. 209 TABULAR RESULTS. 1825, SEVENTH SERIES. EXTREMES. January, February, March, April, August, September, October, November, December, YEAR, Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn, Greatest |)Days in which Therm. is at Range.|| change }/80 and|90 and||32 and) 0 and in 24 h’rs||above.|above.||below.|below. d. 38 || 30] 34 27 39 || 8| 30 26 37 || 20| 27 13 47 ||16| 27 2 39 || 9| 26 |) 28 9 34 || 12) 26 || 17 35 || 13] 24 il 51 3] 21 1 3 43 || 7| 23 il 56 || 14] 30 19 1 104 34 || 64 | 15 || 101 1 56 34 72 1 56 27 2 15 49 30 || 60 | 15 51 24 2 14 1826, SEVENTH SERIES. EXTREMES. January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December, YEAR, Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn, w or i) So i) ~ i) a eo) Greatest ;\Days in which Therm. is at Range.|| change ||80 and)90 andj/32 andj0 and in 24 h’rs||above |above.||below.|below. d. 65 || 30] 25 25 | 1 50 |] 9| 25 24 41 ||18| 34 15 42 ||14! 20 7 40 || 6} 23 1 49 || 8| 28 14 59 || 26] 39 23 1 107 39 || 71 | 11 || 109 2 68 39 72 2 80 35 9| 3 22 48 27/|| 55 |) & 69 28 yf 15 d. days. 210 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. TABULAR RESULTS. 1827, SEVENTH SERIES. MEANS. EXTREMES. | { | Greatest |/Days in which ‘Therm. is at Nt. |8a.m.] N. St. |10r..1.|Mean.|| Hottest || Coldest ||Range.|) change ||80 and)90 and||32 and) 0 and pe st ha se | in 24 h’rs||above./above.||below. |below- ine aes ain January. 17,83) 28,48)|24,16)18,64 22,26)|28| 40 || 21) -7 AT 6 26 29 3 February, 25,28|35,64|29,50|25,64 29,01)) 3| 47 || 12) -4 51 ||13, 29 21 1 March, 33,29 |44,28|36,97/33,08 36,90| 27| 68 4) 12 56 \|29 34 20 April, 47,70|57,07|49,70|44,77|49,81| 11 | 79 1| 33 46 3| 33 May, 55,09/65,16/54,90 52,06/56,80), 27 91 1] 37 || 54 |/17) 31 4 i June, 63,40\74,77|64,58)60,43 65,79)| 30 | 87 4| 43 Ad 4 33 8 July, 69,26|80,13|70,55|66,67|71,65)| 1 91 || 26) 51 40 | 26 | 24 19 2 August, 66,57|76,06|68,83\63,68|68,75|| 6 96 || 14] 50 46 7| 26 12 2 September, 59,30/69,80|/62,75/57,80/62,41), 3 86 || 30} 48 38 ||16) 25 3 October, 49,38)/60,53|54,53/50,77|53,80)| 20) 72 | 26| 32 | 40 ||31 28 2 November, 30,83/39,65/34,25|30,34/33,77|| 3] 58 || 11 19 | 39 || 14) 21 24 December, 28,22/35,13|30,93) 28,23|/30,62|, 15 | 51 | 27) 1 |) 50 | 28 | 37 24 YEAR, 45,51\55,56|48,45) 44,34)48,46 96 -7 | 103 | 37 || 46 5 || 120 4 Winter, 23,78|33,08|28,19 24,17/27,30 51 -7 53 | 37 7A 4 Spring, 45,36|55,50|47,17|43,30)47,83 91 12 79 34 4 1 20 Summer, 66,41|76,99|67,99 63,59\68,74) 96 43 || 53 33 || 39 4 Autumn, 46,50|56,66|50,51\46,30|49,99 86 19 | 67 28 3 || 26 1828, SEVENTH SERIES. . MEANS. EXTREMES. | Greatest {Days in which Therm. is at Nt. |Sa.m.| N. | St. |10p.a1./Mean.|| Hottest || Coldest | Range.|| change |\80 and)90 and |32 and) 0 and in 24 h’rs|\above.|ubove. |below.|below. eee TT poe | lee | ito Nin January, 27,51/36,97)/31,18 28,64/31,06)| 26| 52 | 22). 3 49 || 16) 22 \| 23 February, 33,55) 42,21|37,10/34,89/36,94 19| 60 |;12} 15 45 || 11) 24 16 March, 35,06) 45,51/37,61|33,58/37,94 28| 72|| 5] 16 || 56 |) 29) 27 | 15 April, 42,33|50,80|12,93)40,37/44,11)| 29 66 || 21} 30 36 6| 22 2 May, 55,19)60,61|54,41|51,13)/55,33|| 29| 78 ||-30 | 42 36 2| 22 | June, 68,45|78,50|67,38 63,72|/69,51 25) 93 || 2| 50 43 || 25| 33 16 4 | July, 70,93 82,32|72,09|67,64/73,26|| 24) 92 14| 58 34 || 15) 24 22 4 August, 70,09|81,97|71,74|67,39|72,80)| 24| 92 || 6) 52 40 || 6| 30)| 20 3 | September, 60,68 71,62|63,41|59,87|63,89)| 1 92 ; 29 50 42 2| 20 3 1 October, 44,75/59,57|51,96|47,03|50,83|| 9| 76|/17) 28 48 || 23| 28 | 6 November, 39,33/47,83|43,23 39,93 42,58)| 5) 66 ||18| 23 43 9} 23 | 12 December, 29,97 41,71|36,64/32,45|35,19 14] 58/)31| 7 51 || 31) 34 22 YEAR, 8,15/58,31/50,80/47,22)51,35 93 3 90 34|| 61 12 | 96 Winter, 30,34/40,30/34,96/51,99)34,40 60 3 57 34 || 61 Spring, 44,19|52,31|44,98|41,69)45,79 78 16 62 27 \| 17 80,93|70,40 66,25|71,86 93 50 43 30|| 58} 11 | 5|59,67|52,87|48,94|52,43 92 23 69 28 3 1 || 18 Nt. Night. N. Noon. St. Sunset. d. days. Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. TABULAR RESULTS. 211 SIXTH SERIES. FIVE YEARS, 1819-1823. Means and Extremes of each Year and of the Series. Months. 1819. 1820. 1821. 1822. 1823. Series. January, c . 31,12 22,22 19,43 22,01 26,44 24,21 5 February, - . 33,87 30,07 31,21 26,70 23,36 29,04 = March, 30,30 34,98 33,67 39,15 33,25 34,27 & | April, 43,92 | 46,15 | 44,11 44,34 | 46,75 | 45,08 =| May, ae) fe 56,36 | 56,35 | 56,08 | 60,85 | 54,19 | 56,76 Sars) Tones sof cohen: © een: 70,13 | 68,28 | 67,94 | 67,33 | 66,19 | 67,97 $ July, ‘a: 73,87 716,82 70,02 73,42 72,01 73,23 ‘S Aucust, ’ . 4 71,95 71,21 72,50 70,77 71,41 71,57 gs September, 66,71 66,46 62,81 67,20 59,39 64,51 S | October, : 52,69 | 50,87 | 51,14 | 52,94 | 49,96 | 51,52 2 | November, Py shi. 42,78 | 37,74 | 40,89 | 42,09 | 36,06 | 39,91 (December, . . . 29,62 24,98 27,64 30,86 31,75 28,97 YEAR, 6 P é 50,75 48,70 48,15 49,81 47,58 48,92 _ pe ( Night,* ee 36,34 | 35,98 | 37,54 | 35,02 | 36,21 SoS /8A.M. . 47,85 | 45,91 | 44,76 | 46,01 | 44,18 | 45,64 87 =< Noon, Py 5°90 56,80 56,26 55,66 57,04 54,71 56,19 s § | Sunset, . . | 49,95! | 48,49 | 48,24 | 50,01 | 47,79 | 48,89 $2 ee P.M. 45,87 44,72 43,93 45,67 43,58 44,75 3 _ 2 ( Winter, 31,54 | 25,78 | 26,09 | 26,53 | 27,17 | 27,42 es ) } Spring, 42,86 45,83 44,61 48,11 44,74 45,25 § = = ) Summer, 71,98 72,10 70,16 70,51 69,87 70,92 = ™ | Autumn, 54,05 51,69 51,61 54,07 48,47 51,98 Hottest days, 100 100 100 97 96 100 a) Coldest days, " 5 — =—8 ks —6 —6 13 3 Range, . - . . 102 108 113 106 102 113 S ; ( Winter, 3 66 60 65 74 54 |. (64 Sa 25) Spring, 74 73 77 84 Pe =} 80 me | 353 | Summer, 5 50 49 50 55 65 |S | 52 sere! = | Autumn, F ; : 73 87 66 65 75 73 § % ) Greatest monthly range, . 58 60 65 63 65 65 ‘so | Least monthly range, f . 38 35 38 45 35 35 © © | Greatest change in 24 hours, 42 35 38 44 43 44 FA Days at 80 and above, . 5 62 67 52 72 50 |; (61 13 Days at 90 and above, . > 21 24 11 il 1% |8j17 g Days at 32andbelow, . . 119 132 117 142 161 |2 ) 134 | Days at 0 and below, . . 1 2 5 8 6 lal 4 * The Wight observations are not included in the estimate of the mean temperature of the years of this series, because it would vary the standard of comparison with the other years, in which there was no such observation. 212 Dr. Holyoke’s Meteorological Journal. TABULAR RESULTS. SEVENTH SERIES, FIVE YEARS, 1824-1828. Means and Extremes of each Year and of the Series. Months, 1824. 1825. | 1826. 1827. 1828. Series. | atu ((danuakye | lua) = ap ie) | RSCereen eiDaNe | ne Tee 22,26 31,06 | 23,08 _ ..|February, . -. «© .~ | 28,88 | 30,69 | 30,83 | 29,01 | 36,94 | 931,17 = | March, Ba: ise MB Ay 35,22 | 40,34 | 35,69 | 36,90 | 37,94 | 37,22 S$ April, . . . . ‘ 47,69 49,66 43,93 49,81 44,11 47,04 Ee May, 5 . 9 ° 5 64,97 58,43 63,50 56,80 55,33 57,81 cs | SUNeS ay ok anes. booms 65,81 71,04 67,22 65,79 69,51 67,87 $ July, . . . . 5 72,13 77,74 75,96 71,65 73,26 74,15 CePA PAUDUBERE LU Sur 1.1 Osim es 68,19 | 70,36 | 70,33 | 68,78 | 72,80 | 70,09 a September, . 4 c : 63,32 60,69 64,80 62,41 63,89 63,02 Sm Octobeut baideus. | ie be 51,74 | 52,84 | 51,77 | 53,80 | 50,88 | 52,20 = Novenahers viele sii). aera = 38,57 39,63 40,37 33,77 42,58 38,98 ponents : . = ‘ 33,80 31,98 31,83 30,62 35,19 32,48 YEAR, S . . é 49,25 50,99 50,28 48,46 51,35 50,01 in ( 8 ALM meets ao os 46,40 | 47,24 | 46,65 | 45,51 | 48,15 | 46,79 aaajJNoon, - « «+ «+ + | 5618 | 58,88 | 57,56 | 55,56 | 58,31 | 57,19 Sis) Sunsetayy «Modes! | «kyle 49,41 | 51,55 | 50,51 | 48,45 | 50,80 | 50,14 = as | 10 P. M. . . . . 45,02 46,84 46,21 44,34 47,22 45,93 Fem sof iS Winter, . . . . 31,14 40,41 29,94 27,30 34,40 30,64 aai}Spin, . . . . - | 45,96 | 49,47 | 47,71 | 47,88 | 45,79 | 47,85 Ss’¢)Summer, . - - + 63,71 | 73,05 | 71,17 | 68,74 | 71,86 | 70,71 = 4% Autumn, . : . . 51, 21 51,05 52, "31 a _ 52,43 51 "40 Be Hottest days, E b : 94 101 98 93 101 ° Coldest days, . : : —6 —3 —9 Be 3 —9 = | Range, a bs) koe 100 104 107 103 90 110 S . { Winter, i R 4 58 56 68 58 57 | (59 @;| 288) Spring . - - 73 56 80 79 62 |& | 70 2e|acg|Summer, . + 44 49 48 53 43 |S) 47 ° 5 # | Autumn, . “ . 65 51 69 67 69 64 3 = ) Greatest monthly range, . 58 56 65 56 56 65 S°S | Least monthly range, . : 81 34 30 38 34 30 2 © | Greatest change in oy hours, . 45 34 39 37 34 45 & | Days at 80 and above, : AT 64 71 46 61 |. (58 = Days at 90 and above, . : 7 15 ll 5 12 |€ 310 i] Days at 32 and below, ‘ 114 101 109 120 96 = 108 pi Opus Dayajat Oland below, | ese.