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

WIND AND WEATHER _REPORT.

FRIDAY, Aug. 31.
Stations. Course of Wind. State of Weather.
Greenwich .. N.E.......... Cloudless. •
London N.E Very fine.
Manchester W Fine.
Sheffield N.E Fine.
Stoke-oa-Trent ... S.W Fine,
Carlisle
liN ..iiteha ren S.
Maryport .
Lr icaster
Southr npl;on S.
Portsmouth
Poole
Cowes S.
Bristol S.
Plymouth
Cardiff E.
sws Li sea N.E Fine.
Ha,verforclwest ... E.
Gloucester WS.W. .... Fine.
Exeter • N.E Fine.
Leeds
Yarmouth
Cambridge ....., S.E.
Lowestoft S.E.
Liverpool
Dublin .. S S.E.
Holyhead
Leicester E.
Derij N.E. Fine.
Notting ham W. Fine.
805t0n.... S. Very fine.
Great Grin;sby
Gain sborougi; •... S.W Fine.
Bright(,n N.E. Fine.
Shrewsbury N.E. . . .... ... Fine
York
Glasgow , s,W Very fine.
Perth
Berwick S.W Fine.
Hull S.W Fine.
Sunderland S.
Aberdeen . s.
......
Whitby
Darlington 5....., ........ Cloudy.
Edinburgh W
Dundee
...... ~. Very fine.
Hague
Dover
Strood S.W :C.artially cloudy.
Tunbridge

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