MONTHLY NOTICES.

PROPER LESSONS.

Venus, in the constellations Aquarius and Pisces, is a morning star. On the 15th, rises at 5h 57m A.M.

Jupiter, in the constellation Sagittarius, is visible in the mornings. On the 15th, rises at 2h 40m A.M.

Saturn, in the constellation Aquarius, is in conjunction with the Sun on the 1st; on the 16th, in conjunction with Venus, at 0° 20' N.

THERMOMETRICAL REGISTER.

h m m 16 47 12

2 6 44

3 6 42

4 6 40

5

6

26

27

28

29

30

31

5 504

6 55.0

76 34

8

6 31

9 6 29

10 6 27

11 6 25

12 6 22

13 6 20
14
6 18
15 6 16

16 6 13

17

6 11

Highest. Lowest. 1 49-8 42'0

2 51.4 39.3

3 56.2

46.0

4 50-9

$7.7

35.7

41.5

36.6

7 48-2

8 51.9

9 49'0

37'7

34.8

33.8

36.8

12 45-6 31.5

13 45'0

28'7

14 54.2

41'5

15 50 4 16 49'0

10 464

11 50-2

Sun

rises

6 9

6

36'4

33'7

11

6 38 11

6 36 11

11

5 57

MARCH, 1876.

Eq. Time

Clock bef. Sun

12

12

10

10

10

10

8 30

18

5 40

2 2

6 40

2 51

55 42
525 44 6 17
5 53

morn.

3 41

38 5 45

0 37

4 32

24 5 47

5 30 (

1 55

5 25

95 49

5 7 22.1

3

3

6 18

54 5 51

4 43 23.1

3 57 7 10

39 5 52

4 20

1

24 5 54

25.1 5 5

50

26.1

5 26

9 36

3 57 85 56 3 33 5 57 3 9 2 46

9 51

27.1 5 42 10 20
28.1 5 55 11 2

9

35

5 59

9 18 6 1

2 22

29.1 6

6

9 1 6 3

1 58

6 15

8 44 6

4

1 35

1.4

6 26

11 42
0 a 23
1 4
48
2 35

8

26

6 6

1 11

2.4

6 38

1

8 9

6 8

7 51

69

0 47 3.4 6 52
0 23 4.4 7 10
ON O 5.4

3 25

6 4

7 33

6 11

7 37

4 21

6 2 7 15

6 13

0 24

6.4

16

5 20

6 0

6 56

6 14

0 48

12 6 21

6

38 6 16

1 11 8.4 10

7 23

5 55

6 20

6 18

5 53 6

1

6 19

8 22 10.4 1 a 26 9 18 11.4 2 56 10 10

5 50

5

43 6 21

5 48

5

24 6 23

4 25 11

0

5 46 5 5 6 24

52 11 49

5 44

4 47 6 26

5 41

4 29 6 28

5 39

4 10 6 29

1 10 51

6 11 10

11

11 30

16

11 50

21

12 10 26 12 30

Moon Southing Moon

of the
Moon

rises

sets

24.1 4 36

45

27

1 35 9.4 11 54

1 58

2 22

2 45 12.4

3 9 13.4

3 32 O

3

4 19

h m 1m14

7 18

55 15.4 8 44

16 4 10

10

8

∞ ∞ ∞

3 6

3 25

3 45

4 5

8

4 25
4 45

morn.

0 38

1 28

Day Twil. O's ends semi-di. brk.

4m54

4 43

4 31

4 19

4 6

3

53

m

h
7m12

7 25

7 39

7 56

8 19

8 50

9 31

10 24
11 30
0 a 42
1 55
3 9
4 21

5 32
6 46

7 59

9 17 10 36 11 58

7a31

7 40

7 49

7 58

8 8

8 18

High Water,
London Bridge
Morn. Aftern.

16' 10"

16 9

16 8

16 6

16 5

16 4

h m h m

2 55

3 16

3 35

3 54

4 14

4 33

4 50

5 7

5 24

5 43

6 2

6 23 6 46 7 12 740 8 18 9 3 9 58 10 46 11 28 10

8

9

0 7 11 0 36 1 0 12 1 37 13 2 10 14 2 38 15

1 19 1 55 2 25

2 51 3 4 16

3 19

17

3 48 4

20

4

5 26

69

6 36 22

7 42

7 6
8 27
9 19
10 13 10 59
11 39
0 14
1 5
1 49

2 28

3 7

51 5 8

Day

20

5 45 21

23

24

25

26

27

0 41

1 28 28

2 8 29

2 47 30

3 25 31

1. Refreshment-house licences to be renewed. 2. Quarter Sessions commence.

4. Frankfort-on-the-Maine-manufactured goods, &c.

5. Dividends on several kinds of Stock become due. Under the new Act of Parliament, 32 & 33 Vict., Cap. 104 (Aug. 11, 1869), dividend warrants are transmitted by post, on application to the Bank of England one month and five days before. Thus, for the dividend due this day, application must be made not later than 1st March.

MONTHLY NOTICES.

"

5 TH 95 6 F

96

Camb. East. Term begins. 7 S 97 Prince Leopold b. 1853. 898 Low Sunday. 9 M 99

10 Tu 100 Easter Law Sittings beg. 11 W 101

12 TH 102 13 F 103

14 S104 Prs. Beatrice born 1857. 15 105 2 Sunday after Easter. 16 M 106

Sundays and
Remarkable Days

PROPER LESSONS.

22112 3 Sunday after Easter.
23 M 113 St. George.
24 To 114

25 W 115 S St. Mark.

17, to v. 20

20, v. 27 to 21 v. 5 Deut. 4, v. 23-41; or 5

9. Fire insurance due at Lady Day must be paid on or before this day, or the policy becomes void. 9. Uncollected voting papers may be delivered till noon.

10. Clerk to ascertain the numbers and validity of the votes, and make return of persons elected.

Princess Alice b. 1843.

11. Carnarvon-horses and cattle.
12. Ruyton-horses, cattle, sheep, &c.
13, 14. Shrewsbury-cattle, horses, sheep, &c.
13, 14. Denbigh-cattle, horses, sheep, &c.
15, 17. Howden-horses, last day, cattle.
26. Wellington-cattle, sheep, &c. (monthly).
26, 27. Louth-sheep, horses, cattle, &c.
27. Bromsgrove-cattle, &c.

1194 Sunday after Easter.

Evening.

Exodus 12, v. 29; or 14 John 20, v.11-19; or Rev.5
Num. 16, v. 36; or 17 to 20, v. 24-30

13

v. 12
20, v. 14, to 21, v. Galatians 5, v. 13
10; or 21, v. 10
23; or 24

ASTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA.

Mercury, in the constellations Pisces and Aries, is in superior conjunction with the Sun on the 6th.

Venus, in the constellations Pisces and Aries, is a morning star, but she is near the Sun and approaching her superior conjunction.

Mars, in the constellations Sagittarius and Capricornus, is visible in the mornings. On the 15th, rises at 2h 25m A.M.

Ephesians 5, v. 22 to 6 v. 10 Colossians 1, v. 21 to 2 v. 8

Jupiter, in the constellation Sagittarius, is visible in the mornings. On the 15th, rises at Oh 47m A.M.

Saturn, in the constellation Aquarius, is yet too near the Sun for observation.

Uranus is in the constellation Leo. On the 15th, passes the meridian at 7h 57m P.M.

Neptune, in the constellation Aries, is in conjunction with the Sun on the 25th.

The Moon, on the 4th, at 3h P.M., in conjunction with Jupiter, at 5° 11' N; on the 6th, at oh A.M., with Mars, at 3° 1' N; on the 7th, at noon, in Apogee; on the 10th, at 6h aft., in conjunction with Saturn, at 2° 31' S; on the 13th, at 9h A.M., with Venus, at 4° 58'S; on the 14th, at 2h P.M., with Mercury,; on the 22nd, at 6h P.M., in Perigee.

h m

1 5 37

APRIL, 1876.

25 34 3 5 32 4 5 30

55 28

6 5 25

7 5 23

8 5 21

95 19

10 5 17

11 5 14

12 5 12 13 5 10

14 5 8 155 6 16 5 3

17 5 1

18 4 59

19 4 57

Eq. Time

Clock bef. Sun

Highest. Lowest.
16 55'4 33.5

17 50'0

40'5

18

59 6

19

56.5

20 58.7

21 58'0

22 62.4

Sun

sets

23 62.4

24 66-0

25 61.8

26 63.0

27 55*4

28 60.5

42.5

29 59'7 41.5
30 47.2

40'0

Sun's

Dec.

39'4

42.5

44.0

44.1

43.5

43.5

44.3

43.5

39.3

46.1

O

"

4 N 42

∞

Moon's
Age

d

h m

h m
6 31

17 411 a 32

6 33

5 5

18.4

6 34

5 28 19.4

6 36 5 51 20.4

6 38

6 14

(

6 39

6 36

22.4

6 41

6 59

23.4

6 43

7 21

24.4

6 44

7 44

25.4

6 46

8 6

26.4

6 48

8 28

27.4

8 50

28.4

6 49
651

9 11

6 53 9 33

6 54 9 55

16

THE MOON'S CHANGES.

Last Quart... 5th day, 4h. 30m. aftern.
New
.13th day, 5h. 50m. aftern.
First Quart.. 20th day, 7h. 37m. aftern.
Full
............27th day, 4h. 36m. aftern.

1 2

m S

3 52

3 34

3 16

2 58

2 40

2 35 5 54

2

23

3

7

6 44

2

6

3 31

7 31

1

49

3 48

8 15

1

32

4 2

8

58

1

16

4 13

9

39

0

59

4 23

10

19

0 44

4 35

11 1

0 28

4

46

11 44

0.8

4 59

0 a 30

0 13 aft. 2

1.8

5 17

1 21

0 16 6 56 10

2.8

5 41

2 16

0

31 6 57 10 37

3.8

6 15

3 14
4 16

0

44

6 59 10 58

4.8

7 7

0

58 7 1 11

19

5.8

8 17

5 17

20 4 55

1

11 7 311 39

D

9 40

6 16

21 4 53

1

23 7 4 12

0

7.8 11 8

7 12

1 35 7 6 12 20 8.8

8 4

1 47 7 8 12 40

9.8

8 53

0

10.8 3 29

22 4 51
23 4 49
24 4 47
1 58 7 9 13
25 4 45 2 9 7 11 13 19
26 4 43 2 20 7 12 13
27 4 41 2 29 7 14 13 58
28 4 39 2 39 7 16 14 17
29 4 37 2 47 7 17 14 35
30 4 35 2 56 7 19 14 54

9 41
11.8 4 52 10 28
12.8 6 17 11 17

39

O

7 42 morn.

14.8

6

15 8 10 24

16 8 11 32

D's Dec. on the 4th, 28° 24' S; 11th,

0°; 18th, 28° 19' N; 24th, 0°.

M.

D.

02

1 12 54

613 13

11 13 32

16 13 52

21

14 11

26

14 29

morn.

0 46

Moon Southing Moon

rises

of the
Moon

sets

L. of Day's Day
incr.

Day

brk.

0 a 37

3

48

5 9

5 28

5 47

6 7

6 26

6 44

3m37

3 23

3 8

h m
6m 19

6 48

7

25

14

8

2 52

36

2
2

19

9 17

10 27

11 40

0 a 52

2 5

Twil.

ends

8a31

8 43

8 55

9 7

9 21

9 36

O's semi-di.

16' 2"

16 0

15 59

15 58

15 56

15 55

h m 4 2

4 38

5 15

5 54

6 43

7 48

9 14

10 45

11 52

0 17

0 57

1 29

2 1

2 31

3 3

3 36

16

17

4 14
4 53 18
537 19
6 35 20
747
21

22

23

10

11

12

13

14

15

9 16 10 40 11 45 0 13 25

24

26

0 58
1 41
2 20

27

3 0
3 38

28

29

30

PROPER LESSONS.