The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 485, April 16, 1831 by Various
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It appears from observations made at the Royal Observatory in Paris, that, in the year 1830, the number of fine days was 164; of cloudy, 181; of rainy, 149; of foggy, 228; of frosty, 28; of snowy, 24; of sleety, 8; of thundery, 13. The wind was northerly 44 times; north-easterly, 23 times; easterly, 17 times; south-easterly, 23 times; southerly, 74 times; south-westerly, 69 times; westerly, 71 times; and north-westerly, 47 times.--_New Monthly Magazine._ * * * * * BEER HOUSES. It appears, from Parliamentary Returns, that _five thousand three hundred and seventy-nine_ "beer houses" have been opened under the new Act in England and Wales; while the number of public-houses licensed is forty-five thousand six hundred and twenty-four. The number of beer-houses opened in Wales, is one thousand seven hundred and seventy-three, nearly half the number opened in all England--the number for England is three thousand six hundred and six.--_Ib._ * * * * * SAVINGS' BANKS. According to a Parliamentary Return just printed, the gross amount of sums |
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