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Experiment . 25.6 24.93 H 20 5.6 4.47 As 39.4 38.91 07 29.4-100 31.69—100 Journ . de Chim . Med . , tome ii . p . 11 . C16 8. Rain . : . METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR MARCH 1836 . Chiswick . — March 1. Cloudy : stormy . 2. Fine . 3.
Experiment . 25.6 24.93 H 20 5.6 4.47 As 39.4 38.91 07 29.4-100 31.69—100 Journ . de Chim . Med . , tome ii . p . 11 . C16 8. Rain . : . METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR MARCH 1836 . Chiswick . — March 1. Cloudy : stormy . 2. Fine . 3.
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9 A.M in Rain . Chisw . whole . London or Soc Wind . London : Chisw , Rost a Boston . “ In the early part of the year ( 1813 ) the best duty was about 26 millions , by Captain Trevithick at Wheal Prosper , ( Captain John Davey at Wheal ...
9 A.M in Rain . Chisw . whole . London or Soc Wind . London : Chisw , Rost a Boston . “ In the early part of the year ( 1813 ) the best duty was about 26 millions , by Captain Trevithick at Wheal Prosper , ( Captain John Davey at Wheal ...
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Rain : clear . 8 , 9. Rain : cloudy and fine . 10. Fine . 1. Cold haze : clear at night . 12. Overcast : rain . 13. Cloudy . 14. Overcast and cold . 15. Slight rain . 16. Foggy . 17. Rain : cloudy ...
Rain : clear . 8 , 9. Rain : cloudy and fine . 10. Fine . 1. Cold haze : clear at night . 12. Overcast : rain . 13. Cloudy . 14. Overcast and cold . 15. Slight rain . 16. Foggy . 17. Rain : cloudy ...
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Contents
JANUARY 1836 | 1 |
Mr J Tovey on the Relation between the Velocity and Length | 7 |
Mr W J Henwoods Observations on the Steam Engines | 20 |
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