The CONTENTS.
2. By Dr. Wallis 24
XII. A Statical Baroscope 4 by Mr. Boyle 28
XIII. TbeVfeof Barometers; by ... . 32
XIV. 1. Thermometers, and ObserVitions
maie tvith them ■ /7 />. J. Beal ibid•
2- ByDr. Wallis ibid •
3. Thermometer observed at Sea ; Ij Mr.
Ja. Cnnningham 33
XV. Ibe Expansion of several Eluids, in ordtr
toajcertain the. DH’iiions of the Thermo-meter ; ly CMr.Edm. Halley ibtd,
XVI. 1. Hygroscopes; ly . . . . 36
2. By Mr. Corners - .57
3. By Molyneux ' 40
4. By Odr. Will. Goilld 41
y. Anotber-by Mr. Will.Gefühl 42
XVII. To Obferve the •Stnrtgtb of Winds; by
.... ibid.
XVIII- Remarks concerning the Gradtial Al-. teration of the Temperature of the Air inAmerica and in Ireland,uwd Oblervationscf tbe Weather, Anti. 167^ ; ly....ibid.
XIX. To Measure tbe Quantity of Falling
Rain ; ly Mr. Townley 43
' Observations es tbe Rain for 15 rears 44 j
XX. ^"History of tbe Weather at Oxford,
1S84; Ly Dr. l’lot 46
XXI. The Weather at Cape Corse^i686, and
16S7 ; ly Odr. J. Hillier 53
-XXII. Ibe Rain at G^elham-College,London,idyy, and 1696^ 60
XXIII. ’/ie Weather 1697, at Upminster inElsex ; by Mr. William Derliam 61
XXIV. The Weather, 16,98, at Upminster;
by Mr. William Derham 73
XXV. Tbe Rain, 1697, and 1698, atTown-
' ley; by Odr. Townley 86
XXVI. The Weather 1698, and 1699, at E-muy in China \LyMr. Ja.Cnnningham ib.
XXVII. The Weather 1699, tt Upminster;
by Mr. Will. Derham 90
XXVIII. 1. Hurricanes and Storms} byOdr.J. Templer 102
2. By Mr.J. Templer 103
3. By Sir George Mackenzy 104
4. ByOdr. Scarburgh ibid.
By ... . ibid.
XXIX. A Spout, at Topsiiam rtear Exeter; by
Odr. Zach. Maine ibid.
XXX. 1. Prognosticks of the Wind ; Ly Mr.
J. Gill >o;
2. Prognosticks of Hurricanes; by Capt.Lengford ibid.
XXXI. An Experiment of the Evaporation of
Water; by Odr. Edm. Halley ic8
XXXIg jh; Evaporation of Water, in a Clofe
Boom at Gretham-College, 1693 \ byOdr.Edpi. Halley no
XXXIII. 1. Tbe Changes of Weather, fronttbe Alterations of tbe Gravity of the At-mosphere ; by Dr. Garden 118
2. By Dr. Wallis 122
XXXIV. Tbe Circulation of Watry Vapours;
by Mr. Halley 12S
XXXV. The Cause of Trade Winds; by Dr ; •M. Elster 129
XXXVI. 1. The Cause of Winds, and of tbeCbange of Weather ; by Dr. Garden ibid.
2. By Mr. Will. Molyneux 133
3. By Odr. Halley ibid.
XXXVII. Observations upon May-Dew; by
JMr. Tho. Henlhaw 141
XXXVIII. 1. Alind of Dew Hie Butter, inIreland; byOdr. Rob. Vans 143
2. Bytbe Bißwpof Cloyne ibid.
XXXIX. A Shower 0/Asties, in nhe Archipe-lago; bf Capt. Will. Badily ibid.
XL. A Shower of Ivv-Berries, mißalen forWhear; by Odr. Will. Cole 144
I XLl. A Shower of Fifhes, in Kent; by Dr■,
\ Rob. Conny ibid-
I XLI 1 . Ilail-Stones es an extraordinary Eignefs\
| by Dr. Nath. Fairfax ibid.
XLIII. Large Hail Stones in Flanders 3 by
• •• v 1 4 5
XLIV. 1. Extraordinary Hail in Wales, Che-fhire, C 5c. by Odr. Edm. Halley ibid.
2. By . 146
XLV. A Storm of Hail in Hartfordlhire,May 4, 1697 ; by Odr. Rob. Taylor 147XLVI. 1 . A Storm of Hail in Herefordsliire,
June 6, 1697 ; by . ibid.
2 . ByOdr. Ed. Lhwyd 146
XLVII. An Unusual Sort of Snow ; by Odr.
Joh. Chr. Beckman ibid.
XLVIII. Red Snow near Genoa; Communi-cated by S. Sarotti ibid.
XLIX. Observations on Snow -, by Dr. J.
Beal ibid.
L. The N^ture of Snow ; by Dr. NehemiahGrew ibid.
LI. 1. A Freezing Rain in Somersetfhire; byDr. J. Beal iyo
2. At Oxford ; by Dr. Wallis 1 52
Lll. 1. Effeäs of Cold in tbe Northern Coun-tries ; by Od. John Schefferus ibid.
2. By M. Fehre ibid.
LI 11 . 1. The Effeäs of tbe Frost \6til \by Odr.
Evelyn 1 y 3
2. By Odr. Jacob Bobart 15s
L 1 V. To frejerve Ice and Snow4 by Odr. Will.Ball 161
LV. Cold