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90 121 151 182 212 243 274, 304 335 365
EXAMPLE. - How many days from the 2nd of April to the 2nd of September ? Look for April at the left hand, and Sep- tember at the top ; in the angle is 153.
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Eclipses of the Sun and Moon.
In the year 1859 there will be six Eclipses ; four of the Sun and two of the Moon.
I. A partial Eclipse of the SUN, February 2. Invisible at Cambridge.
II. A total Eclipse of the MOON, February 17. Visible at Cambridge.
Moon enters Penumbra, 3h. 17m. )
Moon enters shadow,
4
13
Beginning of total phase, 5 9 Middle of Eclipse 5 59 A.M.
End of total phase
6
48
Moon leaves shadow,
7
45
Moon leaves Penumbra, 8 41
Magnitude of Eclipse, 1.7. (Moon's diameter, 1.)
III. A partial Eclipse of the SUN, March 4. Invisible at Cambridge.
IV. A partial Eclipse of the SUN, July 29. Visible at Cambridge.
Eclipse begins on the Earth, 3h. 43m.
Greatest Eclipse, 5 12 P.M.
Eclipse ends on the Earth, 6 41 V. A total Eclipse of the MOON, August 13. Invisible at Cambridge.
VI. A partial Eclipse of the SUN, August 27. Invisible at Cambridge.
Chronological Cycles.
Golden Number,
17 | Dominical Letter, B
Epact,
26 Roman Indiction, 2
Solar Cycle, 20 Julian Period, 6572
Movable Feasts and Fasts.
Septuagesima S'day, Feb. 20 Low Sunday,
May 1
Shrove Sunday, Mar. 6 Ash Wednesday, Mar. 9 First Sunday in Lent, Mar. 13
Rogation Sunday, May 29
Ascension Day, June 2
Whit Sunday, June 12 Good Friday, April 22
Trinity Sunday, June 19
Easter Sunday, April 24
Advent Sunday,
Nov. 27
MEMORANDA FOR JANUARY.
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1 2 % Nichols, D.D. M. b. Portiomouth, N.H. 5 Ruby, 1784. 3
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5 S. Sawyer, M. D. died, B. Camb, 20 Mich. 1804.
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19 Th Prof. H. W. Jorrey elected a member of the school born, To supply The place of DT. Sawyer, deceased).
26th Cambridgesport Universalist meeting house rededucation
23 Prof. Bowen, this morning, arrived home from Europes the come in The Europa, via, New york.
26th Elize Gould, Teacher, d.
29th M.e. Band, Director of the Observatory click the was born in Portland, Inc. I Sept. 1/S).
31. Rw. A. Abbat, D. D. I. West land. Born in Willow, N. H. 4, Dec. 1785.
1859.
JANUARY.
31 Days.
Days
d. m.|Days|d. m. Days d. m. [Days[d. m. Days.d. m.
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s23
1
7
22 23
13
21 29
19
20 20
25
18 57
2
22 56
8
22 15
14
21 18
20
20
7
26
18 42
3
22 50
9
22
6
15
21
7
21
19 54
27
18 27
4
22 44
10
21 58
16
20 56
22
19 40
28
18 11
5
22 37
11
21 48
17
20 44
23
19 26
29
17 55
6
22 30
12
21 39
18
20 32
24
19 12
30
17 39
New Moon, 4th day, at 0h 41m, A. M. First Quarter, 12th day, at 2h 38m, A. M. Full Moon, 18th day, at 7h 5m, P. M. Last Quarter, 25th day, at 4h 1m P. M. Moon's Apogee, 4th day, at 7h A. M. Moon's Perigee, 18th day, at 11h A. M. Moon's Apogee, 31st day, at 10h A. M.
D Days SUN of of Len'h Days Ris. Sets. Days. incr. M |Week. h. m. h. m. h. m. h.m. m. h. m. h. m.
M's Age.
High Tide. Morn. [ Eve. h. m. h. m
1 Sa.
7 30 4 3819 8
10 3
4|
5 34 9 54|
27
9 53 10 20
2 SU.
7 30 4 39 9
9
0
4
4
6 31 10 47
28
10 44 11 7 11 39 11 50
4 Tu.
7 30 4 41 9 11 0
6
4
0 30
29 0 1 2
. . 0 27 1
0 9 0 44
6 Th.
7 30 4 43 9 13
0
8
7
7
2
3
2 45 3
3 27 4
8
5
2 55
10 Mo.
7 29 4 47 9 18
0 13
7 8 8 morn 9 0 29
4 4 49 5 32 6 19
6 7 8 9
8 49 10 3 10 35 10 3 11 32
19 We.
7 25 4 57 9 32
11
20 Th.
7 24 4 58 9 34
21 Fr.
7 24 5
0 9 36
0 31.12
2
18
22 Sa.
7 23 5
1 9 38 0 33 12
9 51
3
8 18
2 21
23 SU.
7 22 5
2 9 40
0 35 12 11 0 37 12
25 Tu. 26 We.
7 215
5 9 44
0 39 13
morn 0 12 1 21
2 28 3 32
7 53
24
6 38 7 57
8 41
30 SU.
7 17 5 10 9 53 7 16 5 12 9 56
0 51 14
9 35 26
9 22 9 59
31 |Mo.
7 15 5 13|9 58
0 53|14
5 22 6
5.10 26
27 10 28 10 52
0
9
0
11
7
9 14
10 17 11 22
11 Tu.
7 28 4 48 9 20 0 15 0 16
12 We.
7 28 4 49 9 21
0 17
9
1 41
7
10
8
6 10
4. 9 4 51 5 42 6 49
14 Fr. 15 Sa.
7 27 4 52 9 25
0 20 10
16 SU.
7 27 4 53 9 26
0 21 10
17 Mo.
7 26 4 55 9 29
0 24 10
18,Tu.
7 25 4 56 9 31
0 26 11
9 5 24 10 15 ris. a 11 22 4 36 morn 6 0,0 26
9 11 12 13 14 15
11 59
7 21 8 38
16 17
24 Mo.
7 215
3 9 42
27 Th.
7 19 5
7 9 48
0 43 13
28 Fr.
7 18 5 8 9 50
0 45 13
0 48 13
4 29
8 44
25
0 24 1 12 1 58 2 42 3 21 4 3 4 45 5 32
3 2 3 42 4 24 5 7 6 2 7 16
13 Th.
7 28 4 50 9 22
7 27 4 51 9 24
0 19
9 2 55 4 11
1 34 2 7 2 38 3 13 3 49 4 30 5 15 6 13 7 27 8 8 9 28
1 51
8 Sa.
2 22
9 SU.
7 29 4 46 9 17
0
12
6
6
4 1 17
1 1 17
7 Fr.
7 30 4 44 9 14 7 29 4 45 9 16
0
5
5 sets a 11 40 5 5
5 We.
7 30 4 42 9 12 0 7
6 7
8 11
5 27 6 7
15
3
23
29 Sa.
3 3 55 4 41 19 20 21 22
7 205
9 46 0 41 13
0 27 0 29 11
1 25
0 48
1 35
3 Mo.
7 30 4 40 9 10
3 31
Moon Moon r & s Sou's
Sun's Declination.
MEMORANDA FOR FEBRUARY.
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T. William ennison, d in Boston, aged 65. His fumeral was on The 8, mal Cambridge.
12" Oregon admitted to The Union. House of Ref. 114-103.
8th William & mary College in Williamsburg, Für. Burnt. It was Charted 8th Feb. 1692, just- 117 years ago.
1859.
FEBRUARY.
28 Days.
Days
d. m. [Days d. m.|Days d. m.|Days'd. m. Days'd. m.
1
s17
6
7
15 18
13
13 21
19
11 16
25
19.
5
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16 48
8
14 59
14
13
0
20
10 55
26
8 43
3
16 31
9
14 40
15
12
40
21
10 33
27
8 20
4
16 13
10
14 20
16
12 19
22
10 11
28
7 57
5
15 55
11
14
1
17
11 58
23
9 49
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6
15 36|
12
13 41
18
11 37
24
9 27
New Moon, 2d day, at 8h 20m P. M. First Quarter, 10th day, at 2h 56m P. M. Full Moon, 17th day, 5h 58m P. M. Last Quarter, 24th day, 9h 37m A. M. Moon's Perigee, 15th day, 10h P. M. Moon's Apogee, 28th day, Oh A. M.
D [Days of of
SUN Ris. |Sets.
|Len'h | Days to | Moon [Moon Days. incr. to r & s Sou's
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High , Tide. Morn. Eve. h. m. h. m.
1 Tu.
7 14|5 14 10
6 42 11 14| 28 |11 15 11 37
2 We.
7 13 5 15 10
2 0 57 14 sets a
0
1 29 11 56
3 Th.
7 12 5 17 10
5.1
0 14
6 7
9 14 10 19
3 30 5 2 15
2 30 3 1
9 We.
7 6 5 25 10 191 14
14
morn 0 40
5 56
11.Fr.
7 2 5 27
10 251 20
15
1 54 3
6 54 57
10 11 12
11
9 56 10 31 0 11 26
19 Sa. 20 S _.
6 52 5 37 6 50 5 38 10 48 1 43 14 6 49 5 39 10 50 1 45 14
9 53
18
11 50 0 13 0 19 1 36 2 14 .2 50 3 26 4
2 33 8
23 We.
6 46 5 42 10 56 1 51 14
24 Th.
6 44 5 43, 10 59 1 54 13 6 43 5 45 11
21 57|13
2 21
3 16
7 30
8 21
25
8 45
7 14 7 59 9 30
71
2|14
5 Sa.
7 10 5 19 10
91
4 14
7
3 1 17 1 31
6 SU. 7 9 5 20
10 11 1
6 14
7 Mo.
7 8 5 22 10 141
9 14
8 Tu.
7 7 5 23 10 16 1 11 14 11 29
4 14 6 3 45
8 7 3 18 3 53 9 4 35 5 28 6 47 8 28
4 59 6 4 7 36 9 15
13 SU. 14 Mo
6 59 5 31 10 32 1 27
14 14
15 Tu. 16 We. 17 Th. 18 Fr.
6 55 5 35 10 40 1 35 14 0 0 53
6 53 5 36
10 43 1 38 14
10 15 1 40 14 8 40
21 Mo.
11 4
3 19 4 6
19 20
21
22
25 Fr.
6 41 5 46 11 52 6 39 5 47 11 82
0 13 13 5 13
morn 0 13 1 20
4 55
5 46
6 37 23 24
5 44
3 4 45 5 11 6 26
26 Sa. 27 SU. 28 Mo.
6 38 5 48 11 10 2
4 43 9 10 26
3 0 44
1 0 13
0 30 1 2
4 Fr.
7 11 5 18 10
7 1 26 2 0 46
8 10 2 2 48 4 1 45 2 0
3 35 4 13
12 Sa.
7 7
1 5 28 10 27 1 22 15 0 5 30 10 30 1 25 15
6 4 12 7 9 4 1 5 10 10 5 56 11 5 13
6 58 5 32 10 34 1 29 6 56 5 33 10 37 1 32 14
ris. a morn 14 15 6 10 1 16 27
1 43| 17 2 31
0 35 1 17 1 55
22 Tu.
6 47 5 41 10 53 1 48 14
3
3 44
4 24
10 Th. 7 4 5 26 10 22 1 17 15
5 3
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M |Week |h. m. h.m. h. m. h.m. gh. m. h. m
Bun's Declination.
4 4
MEMORANDA FOR MARCH.
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6.th Mrs. Susannah J. (Boardman) wife of Thomas J. Whitemore, died at New yorks while on a visit, of Yyphos fever, aged St.yo and 3 mas. Entombed in the Central burying ground on the 9thmest, in Boston.
9Th Miss mary Upham, while returning to her home in Kirkland Street; from the funeral of Mars J.J. Whattomore, had an affini lectic attack, and fell dead in The street, Mar Holmes Place. Her age was 63.
11th Joseph Porter, Land, agad, 54.
18 th Belmont" incorporated as a town.
22:00 Mr. Sowich Bangs died, aged 13 yrs, 8 dys. of good man.
28 The First- Town meeting held in Belowat, for choice of town ofiters.
1859.
MARCH.
31 DAYS.
Day -d. m Days d. m. Days d. m. |Days d. m. Days|d. m.
Sun's Declination.
1
$7 35
7
5 16
13
2 55
19
0 33
25
1 49
2
7 12
8
4 53
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2 32
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26
2 12
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6 49
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4 29
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2
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n0 14
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2 36
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6 26
10
4 06
16
1 44
22
0 38
28
3 59
5
6 03
11
3 42
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1 20
23
1 01
29
3 23
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5 39
12
3 19
18
0 57
24
1 25
30
3 46
New Moon, 4th day, 2h 26m P. M. First Quarter, 11th day, 11h 55m P. M. Full Moon, 18th day, 5h 1m P. M. Last Quarter, 26th day, 4h 41m A. M. Moon's Perigee, 16th day, 0h A. M. Moon's Apogee, 27th day, 7h P. M.
D of M
Days of
SUN Ris. |Sets. Days. incr.
Len'h Days' ti | Moon Moon
M's Age.
High Tide. Morn. Eve. h. m. h. m.
1 Tu.
[ 6 36 5 50|11 13 2
8|13|
5 14/ 9 57
27|10
6|10 32
2 We.
6 35 5 51 11 16 2 11 12
5 40 10 42
28 10 53 11 13
3 Th.
6 33 5 52 11 19 2 14 12
6 2 11 24 0 5
0 5
5 Sa. 6 SU.
6 28 5 56 11 28 2 23
11
8 12 9 19
2 13
3
1 17
1 32
8 |Tu.
6 25 5 58 11 33 2 28 11
10 30
3
1
4
1 47
2 3
9 We.
6 23 5 59 11 36 2
31 11 11 44 morn
4 48
6
5 2 19 3 51
3 9
11 Fr.
6 19 6 1 11 42 2 37
10
0 56 2 2
7 8
28 4 13 3 5
4 40
13 SU.
6 16 6 4 11 48 2 43 10
3
1
7 52
9
6
11 38
7 30
15 Tu.
6 13 6
11
8 23
9 11
16 We.
6
11
7 11 56 2 51
12
9 49 10 19
17 Th.
6 9|6
13 10 46 11 10
18 Fr.
6
8 6 10 12
2 2 57 3 0
3
3
8
7
11
3
2 44 18
1 44
1 26 2 2
23 We.
5 59 6 15 12 16 3 11
7
24 Th.
5 57 6
16 12 19 3
14
6
8
4 28
25 Fr.
5 55 6 18 12 23 3 18 12 25 3 20
6
6 1 57
13
3
23
24
6 29
7 18
29 Tu
5 48 6 22 12 34 3 29 5 47 6 23 12 36 3 31
5
4
5 9 20
26
9 25 9 55
31 Th.
5 45 6 24 12 39 3 34 4
4 26 10
2
27 10 18 10 37
4 Fr.
6 32 5 53 11 21 2 16 12 sets a
7 6
0 47
1 29
5 47
12 Sa.
6 18 6
3 11 45 2 40 10
5 11 50 2 45 9 3 51 6 11 53 2 48 4 28
9 9
9 8
ris. a 11 30 6 14 morn
14 11 32 11 53
19 Sa. 6 6 11 12 5
8 7 28
15
16
0
30
0 13 0 49
21 Mo.
6 6 13 12 11 2
7
8 8 41 9 52
1 55
17
1
8
2 19 2 36 2 54 3 12
26 Sa.
5 54 6 19
5 52 6 20 12 28 3 23
5
2 40
3 14
7 51 8 37
25
8
2 8 46
30 We.
5 50 6 21 12 31 3 26
5
5
3 43
7
5 21
20 21 22
3 32 3 52 4 37
27 SU.
4 14 5 7
5 45
20 SU.
6
4 6 12 12
8
6
6
1
16 14 12 13 3
9 47 4 59,10 40
0 35 0 1 0 20 2 0 49 1 2
7 Mo.
6 27 5 57 11 30 2 25 11
3 52
2 34
10 Th.
6 21 6 0 11 36 2 34 10
3 50
14 Mo.
8 51
10
5 50
6 15 6
9 12
0 2 55
0 18 1
6
22 Tu.
2 36 19
6
morn 0 1
7
28 Mo.
6 50
29 11 33 11 50
6 30 5 54 11 24 2 19 12
vi r & s Sou's
Week|h. m. h m. h. m. h. m. m|h. m. n. m.
MEMORANDA FOR APRIL.
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C. C. Little & Lady Jailed for Europe in the Canada, onthe 20th April. 2nd Dr. C. Beck arrived in The Arabia from Europe .
1859.
APRIL.
30 DAYS.
Days, d. m. Days d. m. Days d. m. Days d. m. Daysd. m
Sun's Declination.
1
n4 32
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6 50
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9 3
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11 10
25
13 11
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7 12
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9 24
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11 31
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13 31
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7 35
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9 46
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11 51
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13 50
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5 41
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7 57
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12 12
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14 9
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8 19
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10 28
23
12 32
29
14 28
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6 27
12
8 41
18
10 49
24
12 52
30
14 46
New Moon, 3d day; 5h 33m. A. M .... First Quarter, 10th day, 6h 37m A. M. Full Moon, 11th day, 4h 22m A. M. Last Quarter, 25th day, 0h 1m A. M .. Moon's Perigee, 16th day, 0h P. M. Moon's Apogee, 24th day, 7h A. M.
D of
Days SUN of Len'h Days ti Moon| Moon Ris. | Sets. Days. incr. r & s Sou's Week |h.m |h. m. h. m. h. m.
M's Age.
High Tide Morn.| Eve. h. m.h. m
1 Fr.
5 43 6 25 12 42 3 37|
4| 4 45 10 44; 28|10 55
|11 12
2 Sa.
5 41 6 26 12 45 3 40 5 40 6 27 12 47 3 42
4 sets a 11 27 3 7 3 8 19
0 57
1 0 14 0 30
5 Tu.
5 36 6 30
1 47
2 0 46
1 2
6 We.
34 6 31 12 57 3 52
12 54.3 49 3 .9 31 2 10 46 2 11 55 2 3 57 2 morn
2 41 3 40 4
4 41 5
5 43 6
10 SU.
5 28
6 36 13
4 3
6
7 39
12 Tu.
5 24 6 38 13 14 4
9
1 0 3 27
0 8 32 9 10 22
9
5 23
6 39 13 16 4 11
0
3 49 10 10 4 12 10 57 ris. a.11 44 0 33 7 30 morn 8 42
12 10 11 13 11 5
10 44 11 25
5 5
15 6
44
47
10 6 48
1|11 48 2 morn
23 Sa. 5
7 6 50 13 43 4 38
2 0 34
24 SU. 5
5 6 51 13 46 4 41
2
1 13
5 44
6 31 7 15
7 57
8 39
9 20
26
9 24 27|10 8
9 47 10 28
80 Sa.
4 59 6 57 13 58 4 53 4 57 6 58 14 1 4 56|
3 3
3
8
3 28,10
3
0 3 0 41 1 17 1 53 2 29 3 6 3 49 4 41 5 52 7 13 8 26
2 47 3 27 4 14 5 13
25 Mo. 26|Tu.
5 4
6 52 13 48 4 43
5 2
6 53 13 51 4 46
27 W.
5 1 6 54 13 53 4 48
2
2 29
28 Th. 29 Fr.
5 0 6 56 13 56 4 51
3
2 49
3 10 3 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25
2 11
22 Fr. 5
8 6 49
13 38 4 33 13 41 4 36
1 9 51 1 10 53
1 24 2 16 17
0 59 1 35
19 Tu. 20 We. 21 Th.
5 13 6 45
13 29 4 24 13 32 4 27 13 35 4 30
1
14 15 16
11 44 . 0 22
13 We. 14 Th. 15 Fr. 16 Sa. 17 SU.
5 21 6 40 13 19 4 14 5 20 6 41 13 21 4 16
0
5 18
6 42 13 24 4 19
F. 0
16 6 43
13 27 4 22
18 Mo.
3 1 18 1 52 230 3 13 4 4 5 11 6 42 8 16 8 57
1 35
7 Th.
5 33 6 32 12 59 3 54
2 10
8|Fr.
5 31 6 33 13
9 Sa.
5 30 6 34 13
4 3 59
2 0 56
1 1 48
6 43
7 8
2 51 3 37 4 35 5 53 7 30
11 Mo.
5 26 6
37 13 11 4
1 2 27 3
29 11 28
11 43
3 SU.
7 0 10 0 11 58
4 Mo. 5 38 6 29
12 51 3 46
M
mh. m. h. m.
11 9 29 9 56
5 12 6
5
4 4 55
2 1 42 2 8 2
6 31 7 50
8 57
MEMORANDA FOR MAY.
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6.th May, Edmund Trowbridge Dance, 2nd sow of late chief Justice Dania, dled, aged, Tg.
6th, Fred." Hey, Ales" Humboldt d. Berlin. She was to in Berlin, 14 Sept. 176g.
1859.
MAY.
31 DAYS.
(Daysı
d. m.(Days d. m.|Days d. m.|Days(d. m. Daysd. m.
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n15 5
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18 23
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19 46
25
20 57
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15 23
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18 38
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19 59
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20 11
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21 18
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17
19 20
23
20 35
29
21 38
6
16 32
12
18
8
18
19 33
24
20 46|
30
[1 47
New Moon, 2d day, 5h 20m P. M. First Quarter, 9th day, 0h 15m P. M. Full Moon, 16th day, 4h 23m P. M. Last Quarter, 24th day, 6h 5m A. M. Moon's Perigee, 26th day, 8h P. M. Moon's Apogee, 22d day, 9h A. M.
D of M
Days of
SUN Ris. Sets.
Len'h| Days!vi | Moon, Moon Days. incr. r & s Sou's h. m. h. m. m h. m.h. m.
M's Age.
High Tide. Morn.| Eve. h. m.[h. m.
1|SU.
14 56 6 59 |14
3 4 58|3| 3 50|10 49
28
10 46 11 4
2| Mo.
4 54 7
0
14 co
1 3 sets a 11 38
29
11 22
11 40
3 Tu.
4 53 7
1
14
10
3 3
8 30
0 31
1
11 58
. .
4 We. 4 51 17
2 14 11 5
6
3 9 42
1 30
2
0 16
0 35
5 Th.
4 50 17
3
14 13 5
7
3 10 47
2 32
6 Fr.
4 49 17
4
14 15 5
10 4 11 45
3 36
1 16 3 0 55 1 37 1 58
7 Sa.
4 48 7
6
14 18 5
13
4 morn
4 37
4 5 6 7
2 20 3 8 4 8 5
3 37 4 40
11 We.
4 43 7
10
11
14 29 5 24
2 17
2 38 3 1 10 26 9 39
12
9 49 10 37
10 59
16 Mo.
4 38 7 15
14 37 5 32
ris. a morn 4
11 20
11 40
17 Tu.
4 37 7 16
14 39 5 34 4
8 40
0
6
0 0
4 36 7 17
14 41 5 36 4
9 38
0 59
16 0 20
0 39
18 We. 19 Th.
4 35 7 18
14 43 5 38 4 10 28
1 53
17
0 58
1 16
20 Fr.
4 34 7 19
14 45 5 40 4 11 9
2 46
18
1 34 2 12
1 53
21 Sa.
4 33 7
20
14 47 5 42 4 11 42
3 37
22 SU.
4 32 21
14 49 5 44 4 morn
4 24
19 20 21
2 50 3 32
3 11
23 Mo.
4 31
22 14 51 5 46 4 0
9
5 9 5 52
22
23 24
5 6
15
6 49
27 Fr.
4 29 7 26 4 28 7 27
14 57 5 52 3
14 59 5 54 3
1 51
8 39
26
8 17 9
8 43
29 SU.
4 27 7 27
15
0 5 55 3 1 5 56 3
2 13
9 26
27
28
10
0 10 24
30 Mo. 31[Tu.
4 26 7 29 15
3 5 583
3 12 11 14
29
10 48 11 11
7
17
8
14 23 5
18
4
1 2
6 29 7 19
8 8 52 6
6 35 7 50
8 23
13 Fr.
4 41 7 12
8 54
9 23
14 Sa.
4 40 17
13
14
14 35 5 30
4
3 26 11 15
8 9 10 11
15 5 53
7 13
12 Th.
4 46 7
14 21 5 16
4 0 27
5 35
9
Mo.
4 45
9
14 25 5 20
4
1 31
10 Tu.
4 44 7
14 27 5 22 4 1 54
4
4
15 SU.
4 39 7
4 30 7 23
14 53 5 47 3
0 31
4 18 4 42
25 We.
4 30 7 24 4 29 7 25
14 54 5 49 3
0 52
26 Th.
14 56 5 51 3
1 11 1 29
7 56
25
7 20
7 49
28 Sa.
9 9 35
4 27 7 28 15
2 42 10 17
6 33 7 14
9
5 40
4 42 7
14 32 5 26
14 33 5 28
10 13
13
14 15
2 31
3 54
24 Tu.
2 43
8 SU.
Week|h. m |h. m.
Sun s Declination.
MEMORANDA FOR JUNE.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24 class day -
Rain.
25
26
27
28
29
30
30th The degree of D.D. given to Rev. Nicholas Koffie of land. by Trinity College , Hartford . Comw .
1859.
JUNE.
30 DAYS.
Days, d. m. Days'd. m. |Days d. m. Daysd. m. Daysd. m.
Sun's Declination.
1
n22 4
46
13
23 14
19
23 27
25
23 24
2
22 12
8
22 52
14
23 17
20
23 27
26
23 22
3
22 20
9
22
57
15
23 20
21
23 28
27
23 20
4
22 27
10
|23
2
16
23 22
22
23 27
28
23 18
5
22 34
11
23
6
17
23 24
23
23 27
29
23 15
6
22 40)
12
23 10
18
23 26
24
23 26
30
23 11
New Moon, 1st day, 2h 26m A. M. First Quarter, 7th day, 6h 3m P. M. Full Moon, 15th day, 5h 34m A. M. Last Quarter, 23d day, 9h 48m A. M. New Moon, 30th day, 9h 57m A. M. Moon's Perigee, 3d day, 7h A. M. Moon's Apogee, 19th day, 1h A. M.
D [Days SUN of Ris. Len'h|Days|v | Moon | Moon Sets. Days. incre= r & s Sou's M |Week|h.m | h.m. h. m.h.m. m|h. m.h. m.
High Tide. Morn.( Eve. h. m. h. m
1 We. |4 267 30 15
45 59
2 sets a
[11 34|11 56
2 Th.
4 25 7 30 15
5 6 0
2
9 35
2 26
2
0 40 1 3
4 Sa.
4 25 7 31 15 4 24 7 32 15
8 6
3
2
11
3
3 27
1 27 1 52
5 SU.
4 24 7 33 15
9
6
4
2 2 2
11 33 11 59 morn
4 24 5 16
3 4 5 6 7
4 5
5 35
9 Th.
4 23 7
35
15 13 6
8
1 1
1
4 8 23 9 10
7 10 8 13
8 44
12 SU.
4 22 7 37 15 15 6 10
9
1 28
9 11
11
9 15
9 45
13 Mo.
4 22 7 37 15 15 6 10
1 57 10 1 2 32 10 53
12
10 11 10 36 11 0 11 23
16 Th.
4 22 7 38 15 16 6 11
0
7
1 30
0 46
0 26 1 5
17 Fr. 18 Sa.
4 22 7 39 15 176 12
1 10 11
10 35
3
5
3 48
19
2 32 3 10 3 49
3 29
22 We.
4 23 7 40 15 17 6 12
11 32 11 52
5 10 5 50
6 32
23
5 17
6 15 7 15 8 19
8 51
28 Tu.
9 57
27
9 22
9 52
29 We. 30 Th.
4 25 7 40 15 15 0 4 25 7 40 15 15 0 4 26 7 40 15 14,0
2
3 3
2 50 11
1
28
10 20 10 48
3
3
3 591 0
7
29
11 15 11 41
5
3 9
3 36
7 Tu.
4 23 7 34 15 11 6
6 7
1 0 21 0 42
7 37 8
6
4 6 6 37
10 Fr.
4 22 7 36 15 14 6 4 22 7 36 15 14 6
1 1 0 0
ris. a 11 46 8 22
morn
13 14 15 16
11 45 0 6
4 22 7 39 15 17 6 12
0
19 SU.
4 23 7 39 15 17 6 12
1
20 Mo.
4 23 7 39 15 17 6 12
1 10 55
11 13
4 30
20 21 22
4 30
4 9 4 52 5 45 6 45 7 46
25 Sa. 26 SU.
4 24 7 40 15 16 0
1
2
0 13
2
0 39
7 16 8 4
24 25
27 Mo.
4 24 7 40 15 16 0 4 25 7 40 15 15 0
2 2
3 1 11
8 58
26
1 21 1 58 2 17 2 51
21 Tu.
4 23 7 40 15 17 6 12
1 2
23 Th.
4 23 7 40 15 17 dec.
2 2
24 Fr.
4 24 7 40 15 16 0 1
morn
14 Tu. 15 We.
4 22 7 38 15 16 6 11
S
9 9 43
2 19
17 18
5 6 6 51
5 4 34
8 We.
4 23 7 35 15 12 6
6 6
1
2 10 24
0 16 İ 21
M's Age. 0 1
0 18
3 Fr.
6 Mo.
4 24 7 33
15 10 6
9
7 42
11 Sa.
4 22 7 38 15 16 6 11
0 39
1 39
1
1 54
2 17 2 42
of
MEMORANDA FOR JULY.
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13 Refers Chanti &. Halifax, N. S. b. special 1 8.5. 1799.
14
15 Vacation legins
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20 Commenti
ert.
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4." Elizabeth Hedge and John Waren were married in Toronto, C. W. This afternoon, by Www. Mr. Pentland of Osshawa. - Mr. Yourvin's residence is in oshawa.
26Th Mrs. Mary Ladd, wife of lis. Hardy Topics, chia at The Me. Lean Asylum in Summerville, agad 62.
30th Mydis Hear varing and plussing building in Brighton burnt this every at Og 'che ..
1859.
JULY.
31 DAYS.
Days:
d. m. Days d. m. Days d. m. Days d. m. Days d. m
1
n23
8
7
36
13
21 51
19
20 53
25
19 41
2
23
3
8
22 30
14
21 42
20
20 41
26
19 28
3
22 59
9
22
23
15
21 33
21
20 30
27
19 15
4
22 54
10
22
16
16
21
23
22
20 18
28
19
1
5
22 48
11
22
8
17
[21
14
23
20
6
29
18 47
6
22 43
12
22
0
18
21
3
24
19 54
30
18 33
First Quarter, 7th day, 1h 10 n A. M. Full Moon, 14th day, 8h 9m P. M. Last Quarter, 22d day, 10h 42m P. M. New Moon, 29th day, 5h 0m P. M. Moon's Perigee. 1st day, 11h A. M. Moon's Apogee, 16th day, 10h P. M. Moon's Perigee, 29th day, 7h P. M.
D of M
Days of Ris. Week. h.m
SUN
Len'h Days n Moon Moon S'ts. Days. decr. r & s Sou's h.m. h. m. h. m. mjh. m. h. m
M's Age.
High Tide. Morn. Eve. h. m. h. m.
1 Fr.
4 26 7 40 15 14 0
3|
3
sets a
1
1
0 7
2 Sa.
4 27 7 40 15 13 0
4
4
9 33
2
12
2 0 33
0 58
3 SU.
4 27 7 40
15 13 0
4
4
10
1
3
8
3 1 23
1 48
4 Mo.
4 28 7 40
15 12 0
5
4 10 25
3 59
4 2 12
2 35
5 Tu.
4 29 7 40
15 11 0
6
4 10 46
4 47
5 2 59
3 24
6. We.
4 29 7 40
15 10,0
7
4
11
9
5 34
6
3 49 4 39
5 4
8 Fr.
4 30 7 39 15 8
0
9
5 5
morn 0 1 0 32
7
9
8
5 30
5 57
9 Sa.
4 31 7 38 15
7 0
10 11
5
11 Mo.
4 33 7 38 15
5 0
12
5
0 10
0 58 10 34
12
9 51 10 21
13 We.
4 34 7 37 15 30
14
5
ris. a 11 26
13,10 46 11 10
14 Th.
4 35 7 36 15
10
16
5
7 44 8 14
morn
14 11 33 11 53
15 Fr.
4 36 7 35
14 59 0 18
6
16 Sa.
4 36 7 35
14 58 0 19
6
8 39
17 SU.
4 37 7 34
14 57 0 20
6
9
1
1 46 2 28
17 18
0 32 1 8 1 40 2 11 2 43 3 17
3 54
23 Sa.
4 43 7 29
14 46 0 31
6 6
11 43
25 Mo.
4 45 7 28
14 43 0 34
6 6
morn 0 32
8 40
26
7 35
27 We.
4 47 7 26
14 39 0 38
6
6
6 6 7 57
0 52
31 SU
4 51 7 21 14 30,0 47
6
8 25
1 47
1 11 59 2
. . 0 14 048
8
4 11 34
6 21
7
6 27 7 30
6 58 8 5
12 Tu.
4 33 7 37 15
4 0
13
5
6
9 19
3
8
20 We.
4 40 7 32
14 52 0 25
6 9 57
3 48
21 Th.
4 41 7 31 4 42 7 30
14 50 0 27
6
10 16 10 38
4 29 5 11
5 56 6 45
23
4 32 5 18 6 18
8 54
8 15 9 32 7 10 38
23 Th.
4 48 7 25 4 49 7 24 4 50 7 23
14 35 0 42
sets a 11 53
29 11 7 11 34
29 Fr. 30 Sa.
14 33 0 44
6
11 7
24 SU.
4 44 7 29
14 45 0 32
26 Tu.
4 46 7 27
14 41 0 36
3 0 3 34 4 11 4 54 5 45 6 56
18 Mo.
4 38 7 34
14 56 0 21
19 Tu.
4 39 7 33
14 54 0 23
6 9 38
7 58 8 49 9 41
10
11
8 41
9 18
7 Th.
4 30 7 39
15
90
10 SU.
4 32 7 38 15
6
C
7 40
24 25
27
28 10
14 37 0 40
1 34 9 45 2 49 10 50
19 20 21 22
22 Fr.
14 48 0 29
0 15 15 2 16 1
0 13 0 51
124 1 55
2 27
9
4 14
Sun's Declination.
MEMORANDA FOR AUGUST.
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2
3
4
5
6
1.
8
9
10
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16
17
18
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ytt. w. Paul bouch, late of North-Bridgewater Bantered when his ministry to the people of Holmes Chapel, North Avenue.
HImera, wife of Her Frances Bowman, daughter of William and allary (Whitney) Welling Ton of Wealthen, and Sister of Rer. Charles Telling ton of Semplitous, ares low, 1 August, 1795. There were 13 children, 8 Sons and 5 daughters, o of whom were living in the 15th lich. "1860. On the 10th March 1860. Deacon David Wellington, The second child, died in Laying tow, aged 88 yy. 4mas, 10 ds, born, l' You. 1771, a subject of King George !!!. The oldest, or first- child, William, of Lexington b. Dec. 11h 170 attended the funeral of David. Almera is The youngest- child. Eight brothers and sisters, all the survivors of the family, but Charles, born, 20th Feb. 1750, were at The funeral of David. I William, living in Lexington, bom, 11. Fre Ind 4 death 2 . Daved of Lexington b. 1 Nov. 1771. . 10 lich. 1860. 3 Abraham of Wallham b. Mich. 22. 17341. 2"dratt × 4 l'olby, wife of Phineas Lawrence of Lexng Ton born, 16 Apr. 1776. d. f June, 1850. "thatk + 5 Isaac, b. Nov. 1778, drowned in d'es/v Pond Now. 1998. Then of Senior Class, Has. lol, 6 Charles of Templeton, . Jul. 20, 1780, Gral. H.C. 1802. I Alice, wife of Jonas Clark, of, Walthamy 1. 31. Oct. 1781. 3, auch 8th Betsey, widow of Isaac Chiles, L. Od: 1784 d. 10 Oct. 185. 9. Seth, of Waltham, b. 18 Nov. 1785.
10, Sybil, wid of Lovingy of Lexington, b. 24 Soft. 1787. 11, Marshally of Leaving Town, 6. 26. Sept. 1789
12. Darius, of Wallham, b. 14 Jan. 1794. 13. Almira b. 1. Aug. 195. with of grances Bowman of Cambridge.
1859.
AUGUST.
31 DAYS.
Daysı
d. m. Days d m. Days(d. m. Daysd. m Da
d. m.
1
n18
3
7
16 27
13
14 42
19
12 48
25
10 47
2
17 4:
8
16 10
14
14 24
20
12 29
26
10 27
3
17 32
9
15 53
15
14
5
21
12
27
10
6
4
17 16
10
15 36
16
13 46
22
11
49
28
9 45
5
17
0
11
15 18
17
13 27
23
11
29
29
9 23
6
16 44
12
|15
0
18
13
8
24
11 8
30
9
2
First Quater, 5th day, 10h 38m A. M. Full Moon, 13th day, 11h 51m A. M. Last Quarter, 21st day, 9h 2m A. M. New Moon, 27th day, 11h 42m P. M. Moon's Apogee, 12th day, 0h P. M. Moon's Perigee, 27th day, 5h A. M.
D of
Days of
SUN Ris. | S'ts. Days. dec.
Len'h Days ti | Moon Moon
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