Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-17 00:00:00

ROYAL CHARTER, STORM 26 OCT., 1859.
" Oh ! that my words were written in a book, that they were graven with an iron pen in lead in the rock for ever ?"---Jon.
R. ESPEY'S MAP of the STORM at LIVERPOOL, in 1839, with Notes thereon, by WILLrAm DANSON;
for the educational benefit of the rising generation, in connection with the commercial classes, especially those who
c oose the Trades and Professions collateral with the Mercantile Marine Association, Shipowners, Captains, and Mariners ;
and stating its reference to Gs.w.rHooP's LIVERPOOL JOURNAL, 25th December, 1841, as taken from the Athenaeum for
1840. IN ALL THE LIVERPOOL PUBLIC LIBRARIES.

MAP, showing the course of the wind in Great Britain, on the
night of the 6th January, 1859, between the hours of 10 and 12.

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,m., S.E.
AO to 12, S.S.E.
;annah driven on shore at 8 p.m., by

'ong, E. of soutk, till one in the

2 at night.
ditto.
1 S.E. in night, and continued so,
.er midnight.
by E., high wind.
E. of south to S.W. at 10 p.m.
:h and day of 7th, N.W.
6th and 7th a hurricane, N.W.

ditto.
,d 7th, N.W.
till 11 at night, N.W.
N.W.
N.W. to N.
S.W.
12, night of 6th, S.W.
h till lh. 30m. a.m., of 7th

. midnight.
no S.S.E. after 10.
: at night of 6th.
never registered by captains in
• should be booked every hour

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The Study of Storms specially recommended to be taught in the Liverpool Corporation and all Public Schools in the United
Kingdom, same as in the United States of America. By WILLIAM DANSON, 6, Shaw-street, Liverpool, (Life Member British
Association, 1839.)
The above Map inserted in " GORE's DIRECTORY " (p. 77) to save life and property. A Copy of the Map on card-board was
left at the office of Messrs. James Baines and Co., on the 21st May, 1859, for Captain Taylor ; was placed on the counter with
other papers, so, the gentleman that received stated,he would be sure to get it.

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