A meteorological register, kept at Mansfield Woodhouse in Nottinghamshire, 1785-1794
Subtitle: to which are subjoined, the most probable indications of weather, deducible from the changes in the barometer : with two plates describing the extraordinary effects of lightning, and the appearance of a singular meteor
Publisher: Printed by S. Tupman ...
Published: 1795
Place of publication: Nottingham
Language: eng
Number of pages: 25
Subjects: Barometers; Early works to 1800; Meteorology; Observations; Thunderstorms; Climate
Other titles: Fair and foul weather prognosticator
Notes: Includes monthly and annual tables describing various weather phenomena, with brief essays on thunderstorms, wind, and the barometer.

With an errata slip pasted at end.

This volume is suceeded by an annual publication: A continuation of the annual meteorological register (1794-1805).

Access to portions of this material may be restricted.

ESTC P6010

Gift; David P. Wheatland, '22; 29 December 1986; 2004-778.

Inscribed from the author to White Watson; Watson's autograph on all title-pages in volume; four pages of ms. meteorological calculations at end.

Bound with Continuations for 1796 through 1806 and with The fair and foul weather prognosticator [by Henry Gergory, 1826]; [2] p.).

Contemporary half-calf marbled boards, front hinge almost detached; in case.