The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

WIND AND :FEATHER REPORT.

FRIDAY, Aug. 31.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather.
Greenwich N.E.......... Cloudless.
London N.E Very fine.
Manchester
Sheffield N. E Fine.
Stoke-on-Trent ... S.IV Fine.
Carlisle
hitehrsen ...... S.
Maryport .
Lancaster . N.
Southampton S.
Portsmouth

Poole
Cowes S. Fine.
Bristol S.
Plymouth
Cardiff E.
Swansea N.E Fine.
Haverfordwest ... E.
Gloucester WS.W. .... Fine.
Exeter...
Leeds
Yarmouth S.E.
Cambridge ....., ... S.E.
Lowestoft
Liverpool
Dublin S S.E.
Holyhead.
Leicester E.
Derby N.E. Fine.
Nottingham W. Fine.
Boston S. Very fine.
Great Grimsby .
Gainsboroagh ~... S.W Fine.
Bright .n N.E. Fine.
Shrewsbury.. N.E Fine
Yorlt
Glasgow S.W.• Very fine.
Perth ' . S.W.
Berwick S.W Fine.
Hull S.W Fine.
Sunderland S.
Aberdeen . S. . .
Whitby
Darlington S. Cloudy.
Edinburgh W Cloudy.
Dundee
Hague
Dover
Strood S.W Partially cloudy.
Tunbridge

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