1852.

JANUARY XXXI Days.

Full Moon, 7th day, 6h. 9m. morning.
Last Quarter, 14th day, 1h. 18m. morning.
New Moon, 21st day, 7h. 27m. inorning.
First Quarter, 29th day, 10h. 34m. morning.
High Water

Sun

NOTE.

In the column Sun rises and
sets, the middle figures describe the
minutes and signify after the hour
of rising and before the hour of set-

ting.-Example, Jan. 1, rises 21

min. past 8, sets 21 min. to 4.

Sun's Moon Mn's
at Hull. rises & Decli- rises south
Morn. Even sets nation & sets ing

MW Fasts and
DD Festivals, &c.
1Th Circumcision 051
2F Saturn s 59 p 6 n
3S

4S 2 Sun. aft. Xms
5 M

6 Tu Epiph. Old Xms
7W

8Th Saturn sets 16p1 m

9F

Cik.fast.

of Time.

Equation

4 52 5 128 18 422 41
5 588 17 4 22 34

6 20 6 418 16 422 27
7 258 15 422 19

10S

8 27

[Hilary Tbeg
11S 1Sun.aft Epiph. 9 13
12 M Plough Monday 10 110 278 10 421 4411 717 22

8 518 13 422 3

8 23 15 39

7 37

9 358 12 421 54

9 46 16 32

8 1

0 117 43 5 17 48
31S Hilary Term end 0 431 2 17 42 517 32

The Weather.-January comes in with moderate winter weather,
but inclined to be dull and cloudy. Rather stormily inclined about the 7th day,
with some downfal; after that time moderately steady winter weather may
be looked for. We think that the lowest temperature for this month may be
about the 18th or 19th days, after which time the air will get a little dryer, and
the weather more moderate, and although not severe, yet it will be of the
general character for this time of the year to the end of the month. Spring
tides for this month only rise to a moderate height.

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Total £

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| £ | s. | d.

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

120

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

Total

5 Th Agatha

6 5

6 277 33 5 16

5

6 3711 3214 11 rises 12 31 14 17

6 F 7S

8S Septuages Sun.

9 M

10 Tu Q.Vic. m. 1840 11W

5 57 13 28 14 21 7 25 14 23 14 25 8 50 15 16 14 28

6 49 7 117 31 5 15 46 7 33 7 557 29 5 15 28 8 15 8 37 7 27 515 9 8 59 9 197 25 514 50 10 15 16 814 30 9 43 10 77 24 514 3111 38 16 59 14 31 10 27 10 497 23 5 14 11 morn. 17 51 14 32 0 5818 44 14 32 2 20 19 37 14 31 3 33 20 31 14 29

12 Th Venus sets 4 p8n.11 17 11 417 22 5 13 52 13F

IS Valentine.

0 45

15 S Sexages. Sun.

2 7

0 117 20 5 13 32
1 257 18 5 13 12
2 497 16 5 12 51

4 41 21

25 14 27

16 M Mars south 1h m.

17 Tu

18 W Jupiter r 9 p1 m.

19 Th

20 F Saturn sou 50p10n
21S [Cam. T. d. at n.
22 S Shrove Sunday 8 1
23 M [Matthias. 831
24 Tu Shrove Tu. St. 9 3
25 W Ash Wednesday 9 31
26 Th Mars south mid.
10 510 196 51 6
27 F Venus sets 55p8n. 10 37 10 596 49 6
11 1911 456 47 6

29 S1 Sun. in Lent
The Grimsby Packet leaves Grimsby, about 4 hours before high water
at Hull; leaves Hull, for Grimsby, a little before high water. The
Packets for Gainsborough, Selby, Leeds, Thorne, Doncaster, Sheffield,
Goole, York, &c., leave Hull from 2 to 3 hours before high water.

The Weather.-February is generally accounted a wet month, and for the present year it appears very likely there will be the full quantity of downfal, either in the form of rain or snow, or probably both. The barometer for the most part of the month will range low, although it may get a little finer towards the latter part of the month, with a dryer air and more wind. The winds will be variable during the month, changing from northwest to north-north-east, and sometimes very cold from the easterly quarter. From the 7th to the 12th or 13th, the weather will be the worst, with the barometer very variable, and the temperature of the air for the whole month will not be above the average of what it usually is in February,

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