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Beside, J.
To June 1870.
Cook, J.
Hemming, Rev. F. B.
Jackaon-Gwilt, Mrs.
Noble, Capt. "W.
Potter, T., Jun..
Pargent, Bev. J. P.
Woodman, T. C.
To July 1870.
Shaw, Bev. J.
To September 1870 Burlingham, B.
Pratt, H.
WilUams, Prof. M.
To October 1870.
Elvins, A.
To December 1870.
Abbott, F.
Crowe, Bev. B.
Freeman, D. A.
Hedgeland, Bev. J. W.
Hibbert, G.
Hestayer, B.
April 97, 1870. Subscriptions received after this date in our next.
Digitized by VjOOQIC ( n;) THE OBSERVING ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, H...on. Sec. William F. Denning, Ashley Road, Bristol.
Kepobt of Obsbsyations made fbom Mabch 7 TO Apjul 7, 1870, INCLUSIYB.
Solar Phenomena, During the above period of obserration the sun's disc has exhibited many large and interesting groups of spots. Mr. J. W. Backhouse, of Sunder* Va-dA, reports, that the penumbra of the largest spot visible on March 11, at 3h. 25m., was 50,000 miles in length ; and on the 14th it had increased to 58,000 miles. On the i8th, at 2ih. 30m., it extended over 89,000 miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Beside, J.
To June 1870.
Cook, J.
Hemming, Rev. F. B.
Jackaon-Gwilt, Mrs.
Noble, Capt. "W.
Potter, T., Jun..
Pargent, Bev. J. P.
Woodman, T. C.
To July 1870.
Shaw, Bev. J.
To September 1870 Burlingham, B.
Pratt, H.
WilUams, Prof. M.
To October 1870.
Elvins, A.
To December 1870.
Abbott, F.
Crowe, Bev. B.
Freeman, D. A.
Hedgeland, Bev. J. W.
Hibbert, G.
Hestayer, B.
April 97, 1870. Subscriptions received after this date in our next.
Digitized by VjOOQIC ( n;) THE OBSERVING ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY, H...on. Sec. William F. Denning, Ashley Road, Bristol.
Kepobt of Obsbsyations made fbom Mabch 7 TO Apjul 7, 1870, INCLUSIYB.
Solar Phenomena, During the above period of obserration the sun's disc has exhibited many large and interesting groups of spots. Mr. J. W. Backhouse, of Sunder* Va-dA, reports, that the penumbra of the largest spot visible on March 11, at 3h. 25m., was 50,000 miles in length ; and on the 14th it had increased to 58,000 miles. On the i8th, at 2ih. 30m., it extended over 89,000 miles.
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