Copy 1, Volume 1

The works .... / [John Huxham].

  • John Huxham
Date:
1788
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Credit: The works .... / [John Huxham]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    boured under a baftard Peripneumony, and feme were ftriTck with an Apoplexy. Coughs, Rheums, Head-achs, and catarrhal Fevers, in great Number ; Slow and nervous F'evers not uncommon. NOVEMBER. New Moon the 12th. Full Moon the 28th, The Wind was eafterly to the 14th of the Month, generally inclining to the North, then north-eafterly, and prefently fucceeded a vio- lent foutherly Wind, which brought much Rain with it, and a little after however a cold north- eafterly Wind returned ; at the very Conclu- fion of the Month it blew fouth-wefterly. The Atmofphere in general was very cold, denfe, and moift. -L- JJ_ Rain I. 2. 12. 13. 14. ly. jp. 20. 21. 22. c ~ Pec. 23. 26. 30. Snow 15. 16. zi 3.522. Much Lightning without Thunder the ift at Night, S. E. 1 A Storm the 18th, S. bW. 4. The 19th, p. m. S.W. 4^.—A violent Cir- cius the 19th at Night. — A very fudden and great Fall of the Barometer on the i8th, viz. _ from 29.7 to 28.8, and that within fix or eight Hours.—A fevere Froft the i6th, 17th, 21ft, and 25th.—A very thick and (linking Fog the 23d, p. m. 5 Greateft