London, 3rd November.
A fatal railway accident has occurred in Yorkshire owing to the night express train from Edinburgh to London having run into a goods train at Thirek station, killing twelve pereans and injuring eleven others. The Marquises ce Tessdtdale and Hantly were passengers 1@ express and were sleeping in a Pullman car, but both escaped Sicawei weather report, 18th November, Yesterday the barometer rose fairly rapidly at Tientsin, whilst it. atill fell-at Shanghai avd at the S, stations, yesterday over the x coast, whilst upon the Fresh N. breezes appear to have prevailed
3S. coust the wind remained light and variable. This muming the barometer rose rapidly at Shanghai, Rainy weather probable at Shanghai, and upon the S. coast moderate NE. breezes.—19th November, 10 am.: Yesterday whilst the barometer hanghai, it continued to fall gently at the stations of the S., and remained steady at Tientsin, at moderate height, The wind remained light or moderate from ing directions upon the whole coast, This morning the barometer continued to rise and was at normal height. The monsoon should to-day resume blowing moderately in the S.—Sunday, 20th November, 10 a.m.: High barometric pressures over the N, of China and at Viadivost The barometer continued to rise yesterday at Shanghai, and began to rise at the southern stations. Probably cold overcast, weather with threats of rain at Shanghai. Moderate N.E, monsoon over the south coast.—21et November, 10 a.m,: Yesterday the barometer, steady at the S. coast stations, fell moderately at Shanghai, and more rapidly at Tientain. Upon the N. coast light S. breezes prevailed, whilst on the S, the monsoon blew moderately. This morning the barometer fell fairly rapidly. Weather uncertain at Shanghai; upon thes. coast light N.E. breezes.—-22nd November, 10 a.m.: Yesterday the barometer fell rapidly at Shanghai and upon the N. coast, A centre of depression coming from the: W. will probably: pass to-day near -Shangliai,
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