...to be allowed by all who have candidly considered the evidence, and is only rejected by the really ignorant, or by those who, for the sake of singularity,...account which is deposited in the church was thus : AD 1492, Wednesday, 7 November, there was a loud clap of thunder, and a child saw a stone fall from...

...to he allowed by all who have candidly considered the evidence, and is only rejected by the really ignorant, or by those who, for the sake of singularity,...of the fall of a meteoric stone, relates to that of Ensishcim, near Basle, upon the Rhine. The account which is deposited in the church was thus: A D....

...following observations ou Meteoric Stones : The first tolerably accurate narration (says Mr. Brande) of the fall of a meteoric stone, relates to that of...Ensisheim, near Basle, upon the Rhine. The account which was deposited in the church was this : A. D. 1492, Wednesday, 7th November, there was a loud clap of...

...narration (says Mr Brande) of the fall of a meteoric stone, relates to that of Knsisheim, near Bule, upon the Rhine. The account which is deposited in the church was thus : AD 1402, Wednesday, 7 November, there was a loud dap of thunder, and a child saw a itonc fall from...

...to be allowed by all who have candidly considered the evidence, and is only rejected by the really ignorant, or by those who, for the sake of singularity,...Rhine. The account which is deposited in the church runs thus: AD 1492, Wednesday, 7 November, there was a loud clap of thunder, and a child saw a stone...

...to be allowed by all who have candidly considered the evidence, and is only rejected by the really ignorant, or by those who, for the sake of singularity, affect disbelief. In 1627,27th November, the celebrated Gassendi saw a burning stone fall on Mount Vaisir, in Provence...

...to be allowed by all who have candidly considered the evidence ; and is on!y rejected by the really ignorant, or by those who, for the sake of singularity, affect disbelief. 785. Mr. Brande goes on to present instances of these visitations, and to speculate on their probable...

...visits to the surface of this planet have awakened much speculation, and some experimental research. The first tolerably accurate narration of the fall...to that of Ensisheim, near Basle, upon the Rhine, which fell in 1492, and weighed two hundred and fifty-five pounds. The account which is deposited in...

...PHILOSOPHICAL INTELLIGENCE. On Meteoric Stones. From Mr. BUANOE'S Lectures at the Royal Institution. THE first tolerably accurate narration of the fall of a meteoric stone relates to that of Knsisheim, near Basle, upon the Rhine. The account, which is deposited in the church, was this: —...