...judge the rain is not far off, and the observation-will seldom fail: in - the year 1775, a draught of three months continuance broke up at the summer...the day before the rain came upon us, the swallows fle\v very near the ground, which they had never dou-e in the fine weather. In the mountainous country...

...wuer,iwe judge the rain is not far off, and the observation will seldom fail: .in the year 1775, a draught of three months continuance broke up at the summer...up the hills in the morning to their pasture, and fo.ed near the tops, the weather, though cloudy ant) drizzling, which is very frequently the case in...

...three months duration broke up at the Rummer Solstice, in 1775. The day previous to the rains falling the Swallows flew very near the Ground, which they had never done during the whole period of the dry weather. Sparrmvs chirping much in a fine morning, rain; and the...

...we judge the rain is not far off, and the observation will seldom fail : in the year 1775, a draught of three months continuance broke up at the summer...weather. In the mountainous country of Derbyshire, Tfhich goes by the name of the Peak, the inhabitants observe, that if the sheep wind up the hills in...