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ALMANA.C AND TIDE TABLE FOR 1859.
FEBRUARY, 1859-
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REMARKABLE DAYS.
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Greenock.
Morn.
Even.
Rises.
Sets.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
H. M.
1
Tu
Fisheries North of Tweed opens
11 33
II 55
7 58
4 31
2
We
Candlemas day -"-.'..
17
36
7 57
4 32
3
Th
(2) Pdg. and Phst. Shtg. end>
53
I 10
7 55
4 34
4
Fri
Robert Blair died. 1746 -
1 26
1 43
7 53
4 36
5
Sat
Or Cullen died, 1790 -
1 57
2 It
7 51
4 38
6
Sun
Charles II. died, 1685 -
2 25
2 40
7 49
4 40
7
Mon
Charles Dickens born, 1812 -
2 55
3 10
7 47
4 42
8
Tu
(9) Glasgow Cathedral c. 1133
3 25
3 41
7 45
4 45
9
We
Mariners' Compass invt., 1302
4
4 15
7 43
4 47
10
Th
Queen Victoria married, 1840
4 33
4 53
7 40
4 50
11
Fri
Washington born, 1723
5 15
5 39
7 37
4 52
12
Sat
Lady J. Grey beheaded, 1554-
6 9
6 45
7 35
4 54
13
Sun
New Silver Coin issued, 1817-
7 25 ; 8 16
7 33
4 57
14
Mod
St Valentine's Day
9 8
9 55
7 30
4 59
15
Tu
Tweed Fishing opens -
Coaches first used, 1519
10 36
10 45
7 28
5 1
16
We
U 11
11 41
7 26
5 2
17
Tb
J. M'Pherson died, 1796
6
30
7 24
5 5
18
Fri
Luther died, 1546 -
53
1 15
7 21
5 7
19
Sat
Galileo born, 1564
1 36
1 57
7 19
5 9
20
Sua
Garrick born, 1716
2 16
2 35
7 17
5 12
21
Mon
James I. assassinated* 1437 -
2 55
3 13
7 15
5 14
22
Tu
Ad. Ferguson died, 1816
3 30
3 49
7 12
5 16
23
We
Sir J. Reynolds died, 1792 -
4 6
4 24
7 9
5 18
24
Th
Handel, musician, born, 1684-
4 45
5 5
7 7
5 21
25
Fri
Essex beheaded, 1601 -
5 25
6 51
7 5
5 23
26
Sat
J. P. Kemble died, 1823
6 25
7 6
7 2
5 25
27
Sun
Hare Hunting ends
7 55
8 39
7
5 27
28
i
Mon
Dr Arbuthnot died, 1735
9 25
10 10
6 57
5 30
PHASES OF THE MOON.
D. H. M.
New Mooo
, ^». 3 14 A.M.
First Quar
ter, — — — — 10 7 40 p.m.
Full Moon,
— — — 17 10 42 a.m.
Last Quart
er, 24 2 21 p.m.
Perigee,
~~» «~~ «w» 16th day, 2 Morning,
Aprgee,
28th day, 5 Morning.

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DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).