MONTHLY NOTICES. should do so on the 4th April, or he will be liable 1. Quarter Sessions commence in this week. 2. Frankfort-on-the-Maine-government secu-to another year's tax. rities of all countries, manufactured goods, &c. 4, 5. Thirsk-leather. 5. Gloucester-cheese. 5. Dividends on several species of Stock become due.-See Transfer Days. 5. The returns for making the assessment of direct taxes are delivered very soon after this day. The person making the return rates himself for the persons and articles subject to taxes kept and used by him between the 5th April, 1843, and the 5th April, 1844. If he wishes to give up keeping any servant or other matter assessed, he 6. Northampton-horses. 8. Fire insurance due at Lady Day must be paid 23. Oakingham-horses and cattle. Day of Day the ofthe Week. Year. 1 M: 92 2 TU 93 3 W 94 4 TH 95 5 F 6 S 97 7 8 M Sundays and 96 Good Friday. 98 Easter Day. 99 Easter Monday. 9 Tu 100 Easter Tuesday. ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA. Mercury, in the constellations Pisces, Aries, and Taurus, is invisible till about the 13th, then an evening star to the end of the month. On the 8th, at 2h 45m A.M., in superior conjunction with the sun; on the 17th, at 1h 58m P.M., in Perihelion; on the 28th, at 8 12m A.M., in conjunction with Tauri,. at 1° 43' N. Venus, in the constellations Taurus and Gemini, is an evening star throughout the month, setting from 4h 3m to 4h 21m after the sun. On the 7th, at 2h 0m P.M., in Perihelion. Mars, in the constellations Aries and Taurus, is an evening star throughout the month, setting from 3h 38m to 2h 48m after the sun. Jupiter, in the constellation Pisces, is a morning star throughout the month; on the 15th, passes the meridian at 9h 54m A.M. Saturn, in the constellation Capricornus, is a morning star throughout the month; on the 27th, at 4h 15m A.M., in quadrature with the sun. Uranus, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th passes the meridian at 11h 40m A.M. The Moon, at 2h 42m A.M., in conjunction with Geminorum (Pollux) at 9° 23' N.; on the 3rd, at 8h 6m P.M., with a Leonis (Regulus) at 5° 31′N.; on the The Moon, on the 3rd, at 9h 5m P.M., in conjunction with a Virginis (Spica) at 2° 11′ N.; on the 4th, at 11h A.M., in Perigee; on the 6th, at 11h 81m. A.M., in conjunction with 31 Scorpii at 2° 19′ N.; at 8h 26m P.M., with a Scorpii (Antares) at 3° 51' S.; on the 11th, at 5h 17m A.M., with Saturn at 4° 32′ S.; on the 14th, at 8h 34m P.M., with Jupiter at 6o 37' S.; on the 15th, at 9h 8m P.M., with Uranus at 5o 58' S.; on the 108 Camb. and Oxf. Easter 18th, at 7h 49m P.M., with Mercury at 10 52' S.; on [Terms begin.the 19th, at 6h P.M., in Apogee; on the 20th, at 3h 52m P.M., in conjunction with Mars at 0° 20' S.; on the 21st, at 3h 25m A.M., with a Tauri (Aldebaran) at 60 5' S.; at 5h 4m P.M., with Venus at 20 45′ N.; on the 24th, at 7h 30m P.M., with 3 Geminorum (Pollux) at 10° 1' N.; on the 27th, at 4h 2m P.M., with a Leonis (Regulus) at 5° 51' N. MONTHLY NOTICES. 1. Quarter Sessions commence in this week. should do so on the 4th April, or be will be liable 2. Frankfort-on-the-Maine-government secu-to another year's tax. rities of all countries, manufactured goods, &c. 4, 5. Thirsk-leather. 5. Gloucester-cheese. 5. Dividends on several species of Stock become due.-See Transfer Days. 5. The returns for making the assessment of direct taxes are delivered very soon after this day. The person making the return rates himself for the persons and articles subject to taxes kept and used by him between the 5th April, 1843, and the 5th April, 1844. If he wishes to give up keeping any servant or other matter assessed, he April 5 6. Northampton-horses. 8. Fire insurance due at Lady Day must be paid on or before this day, or the policy becomes void. 8. Ruyton-horses, cattle, sheep, &c. 9, 10. Shrewsbury-cattle, horses, sheep, &c. 15, 16, 17. Howden-horses, last day cattle also. 17. East Ilsley, & every Wed. till July-sheep. 20. Devizes-horses, cattle, sheep. 23. Oakingham-horses and cattle. 24. Lincoln-Sheep and pedlery for four days. 27, 28. Boroughbridge-cattle and sheep. 29. Alton-sheep and lambs. 7 Easter Day 2nd Rom. 6 Acts 11 23, 24 Deuter. 4 ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA. Mercury, in the constellations Pisces, Aries, and Taurus, is invisible till about the 13th, then an evening star to the end of the month. On the 8th, at 2h 45m A.M., in superior conjunction with the sun; on the 17th, at 1h 58m P.M., in Perihelion; on the 28th, at 8 12m A.M., in conjunction with Tauri, at 1° 43' N. Venus, in the constellations Taurus and Gemini, is an evening star throughout the month, setting from 4h 3m to 4h 21m after the sun. On the 7th, at 2h 0m P.M., in Perihelion. Mars, in the constellations Aries and Taurus, is an evening star throughout the month, setting from 3h 38m to 2h 48m after the sun. Jupiter, in the constellation Pisces, is a morning star throughout the month; on the 15th, passes the meridian at 9h 54m A.M. Saturn, in the constellation Capricornus, is a morning star throughout the month; on the 27th, at 4h 15m A.M., in quadrature with the sun. Uranus, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th passes the meridian at 11h 40m A.M. The Moon, at 2h 42m A.M., in conjunction with Geminorum (Pollux) at 9° 23' N.; on the 3rd, at 8h 6m P.M., with a Leonis (Regulus) at 5° 31′ N.; on the The Moon, on the 3rd, at 9h 5m P.M., in conjunc tion with a Virginis (Spica) at 2° 11' N.; on the 4th, at 11h A.M., in Perigee; on the 6th, at 11h 81m. A.M., in conjunction with 81 Scorpii at 2° 19' N.; at 8h 26m P.M., with a Scorpii (Antares) at 3° 51' S.; on the 11th, at 5h 17m A.M., with Saturn at 4982' S.; on the 14th, at 8h 34m P.M., with Jupiter at 6° 37′ S.; on the 15th, at 9h 8m P.M., with Uranus at 5o 58'S.; on the 18th. at 7h 49m P.M., with Mercury at 10 52' S.; on the 19th, at 6h P.M., in Apogee; on the 20th, at 3h 52m P.M., in conjunction with Mars at 0° 20' S.; on the 21st, at 3h 25m A.M., with a Tauri (Aldebaran) at 60 5' S.; at 5h 4m P.M., with Venus at 20 45′ N.; on the 24th, at 7h 30m P.M., with ẞ Geminorum (Pollux) at 10° 1' N.; on the 27th, at 4h 2m P.M., with a Leonis (Regulus) at 5° 51' N. The Constellations Virgo and Centaurus, and east part of Ursa Major, will be on the meridian about midnight, near the middle of the month. Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites. First Satellite. 21st, Im. at 4h 2m 54s A.M. Second Satellite. 21st, Im. at 4h 32m 11s A.M. 1. British Museum closes. MONTHLY NOTICES. 8. British Museum opens, from 10 till 7; Read 1. Holiday at Bank and South Sea Transfer ing Room, 9 till 7. Offices. 1. Reading-horses and cattle. 2. Leipzic-books, Russian and Polish pro. duce, manufactured goods, &c. 2. Leominster-cattle and horses. 4. Northampton-horses. 4 and 5. Boston-sheep. 4. Howden-horses. 6. Royal Academy Exhibition opens. 6. Southampton-cattle and cheese. 6. Abingdon-cattle. 6 and 28. Lewes-eattle 10. Stroud-cattle, sheep, and pigs. 22. Quakers' General Meeting begins in London. 24. Holiday at Custom House, Excise, Stamps and Taxes Offices. 29. Holiday at Stamps and Taxes Office. 30. Day of Day the ofthe Sundays and 10 9 11 13 2 ,, 16 to v. 18 Acts 10 v. 34 Isaiah 11 Week. Year. Remarkable Days. ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA. Mercury, in the constellation Taurus, is an evening star till about the 24th, then invisible to the end. On the 5th, at 7h 25m A.M., at greatest elongation, 210 7' E.; on the 17th, at 3h 51m P.M. stationary; on the 122 St. Philip and St. James. 28th, at 10h 23m P.M., in inferior conjunction with 126 4 Sunday after Easter. 129 Easter Term ends. 5 6 M 127 8 W 9 TH Half [Quarter. Rogation. the sun; on the 31st, at 1h 38m P.M., in Aphelion. Venus, in the constellations Gemini and Cancer, is an evening star throughout the month, setting from 4h 21m to 3h 24m after the sun; on the 13th, at th 12m A.M., in conjunction with Geminorum, at 105' S.; on the 14th, at 0h 54m.P.M., at greatest elongation, 45° 22' E. Mars, in the constellations Taurus and Gemini, is an evening star throughout the month. Jupiter, in the constellation Pisces, is a morning star throughout the month. Saturn, in the constellation Capricornus, is a morning star throughout the month, rising from 2h 55m to 4h 10m before the sun; on the 15th, passes the meridian at 5h 7m A.M. Uranus, in the constellation Pisces, on the 15th passes the meridian at 8h 7m A.M. The Moon, on the 1st, at 8h Im A.M., in conjunctiou with a Virginis (Spica), at 20 12' N.; on the 2nd, at 9h P.M., in Perigee on the 3rd, at 9h 36m P.M., in conjunction with 8 Scorpii, at 20 13m N.; on the 4th, at 6h 3m A.M., with a Scorpii (Antares), at 30 57' S.; on the 8th, at 1h 44m P.M. with Saturn, at 4° 50' S.; on the 12th, at 1h 26m P.M., with Jupiter, at 6° 43' N.; on the 13th, at 5h 33m A.M., with Urauus, at 6° 1' S.; on the 16th, at 10h P.M., in Apogee; on the 18th, at 9h 24m A.M., in conjunction with 16 TH 137 Ascen. Day. Holy Thurs. a Tauri (Aldebaran). at 6° 2' S., at 3h 40m P.M., with Mercury, at 0° 32′ N.; on the 19th, at 0h 51m P.M., with Mars, at 1° 40′ N.; on the 21st, at 1h 19m P.M., with Venus, at 50 57' N.; on the 22nd, at 1h 38m A.M., with 6 Geminorum (Pollux), at 100 8'N; on the 24th, at 11h 31m P.M., with a Leonis (Regulus), at 50 57' N.; on the 28th, at 6h 14m P.M., with a Virginis (Spica), at 20 16' N.; on the 31st, at 7h A.M., in Perigee, nt 8h 29m A.M., in conjunction with 'Scorpii, at 2013' N.; at 5h 7m P.M., with a Scorpii (Antares). at 30 58′ S. The Constellations Ursa Minor, Corona Borealis, Serpens. Libra, and Lupus, are on the meridian at midnight near the middle of the month, and Scorpio near the end. Eclipses of Jupiter's Satellites. |