...intersect each other, and from their opposing forces cause the phenomena of hurricanes or rotary storms ? 33. Other suggestions have been thrown out, and instances...falls of rain there is no doubt. I have myself pointed out—though my published Researches have been confined like those of Redfield and Reid to the effects,...

...hurricanes or rotary storms ? 33. Other suggestions have been thrown out, and instances adduced hy different writers as to the possibility of volcanoes,...pointed out — though my published Researches have been confined like those of Redfield and Reid to the effects, as the sure eventual index to guide us...

...where the law which regulates the motions of the larger kinds, ceases to be an invariable one. 39. Other suggestions have been thrown out, and instances...often accompanied by violent storms and heavy falls of ram there is no doubt. I have myself pointed out — though my published researches have been confined,...

...where the law which regulates the motions of the larger kinds, ceases to be an invariable one. 39. Other suggestions have been thrown out, and instances...I have myself pointed out — though my published researehes have been confined, like those of REDI-IELD and JVKID to the effects, as the sure eventual...

...thus exposed. Nr. 36. How Volcanic Eruptions may cause Storms. Many observers of note, are of opinion that Volcanic Eruptions are often accompanied by violent storms and heavy falls of rain. If we admit the existence of a stratum of Electro-magnetic spiral bodies floating in the higher regions,...

...where the law which regulates the motions of the larger kinds, ceases to be an invariable one. 39. Other suggestions have been thrown out, and instances...pointed out— though my published researches have been confined, like those of BEDFIELD and REID to the effects, as- the sure eventual index to guide...

...invariable one." Some writers advance the idea that volcanoes — and even largo fires — originate violent circular motions of the atmosphere ; and that...often accompanied by violent storms and heavy falls of raiu there is no doubt. Mr. Pcddington says : " There is much to countenance the idea that cyclones...

...— and even largo fires — originate violent circular motions of the atmosphere ; and that voleanic eruptions are often accompanied by violent storms and heavy falls of rain there is no doubt. ,Mr. Peddington say : " there is much to countenance the idea that cyclones in some parts of the world...

...invariable one." Some writers advance the idea that volcanoes — and even large fires — originate violent circular motions of the atmosphere ; and that...storms and heavy falls of rain there is no doubt. Mr. Peddington says : " There is much to countenance the idea that cyclones in some parts of the world...

...where the law which regulates the motions of the larger kinds, ceases to be an invariable one. 39. Other suggestions have been thrown out, and instances...possibility of volcanoes, and even fires, originating violentcircularmotionsof the atmosphere; and that volcanic eruptions are often accompanied by violent...