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Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
April	"Sonnenhöfe: am 4. und 21. in Utrecht."	30	236
April	"Mondhöfe: am 1. in Prag und München, am 4. in Kremsmünster und Ittendorf, am 6. in Dresden, am 26. in Putbus."	30	236
Mai	"Sonnenhof wurde beobachtet in München am 24.;"	33	259
Mai	"Mondhof in Kremsmünster am 31."	33	259
Juni	"Sonnenringe wurden beobachtet zu Utrecht am 9., 14., 15. und 20., zu München am 7., 19."	35	275
August	"Sonnenhöfe wurden beobachtet in München am 9. und 20."	47	373
Oktober	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet in München am 3. 31., ein Sonnenhof in München am 7., Nebensonnen in Dresden am 7."	04	27
November	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet: am 29. in Dresden, an dem selben Abende in München, am 30. in München, am 28. in Prag; ein"	08	60
November	"Sonnenhof wurde gesehen in Dresden am 27."	08	60
Dezember	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet am 19. in München und am 28. in Dresden."	11	84

Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
Januar	"Nebensonnen wurden beobachtet zu Dresden am 6., 18., und 14.;"	20	156
Januar	"Sonnenhof zu Münster am 8.;"	20	156
Januar	"Mondhof am 19. zu Kremsmünster, am 24. zu Dresden."	20	156
Februar	"Nebensonnen wurden gesehen am 7. 9. 20. und 24. in Dresden, am 20. in Kremsmünster, am 23. in Münster; am 20. 25. und 26. in Dorpat."	26	203
Februar	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet am 18. und 23. in Münster. Der an letzterem Tage Abends 8 Uhr gesehene Mondhof war licht, ungefärbt und von etwa 23° Radius. An denselben stiessen nach Aussen zu beiden Seiten ungefärbte helle Nebenmonde an. Ferner wurden Mondhöfe beobachte 19. zu Leipzig , am 21. und 22. zu München, am 22. zu Kremsmünster."	26	203-204
März	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet in Leipzig am 25., wobei zugleich zwei Nebenmonde gesehen wurden; in Kremsmünster am 25., in Dresden am 16., 18., 22., 23., ebenso am 25. um 10h Ab., wobei sich noch zwei Nebenmonde zeigten; in Utrecht am 24."	33	261
März	"Nebensonnen wurden beobachtet in Dorpat am 28., in Dresden am 18. und 25., in Berlin am 23. An letzterem Orte zeigte sich 1h 34m Mittags 20° über der Sonne ein Kreisbogen von etwa 75° Centriwinkel, einem Kreise angehörend, dessen Mittelpunkt dem Horizonte sehr nahe lag. Zu beiden Seiten, vertikal unter den Enden jenes Bogens, in gleicher Höhe mit der Sonne, standen die Nebensonnen. Diese, wie der Bogen, waren nach innen roth, in der Mitte gelb, nach aussen bläulich gefärbt. Von der linken Nebensonne zog sich parallel dem Horizonte bis nach Norden ein weisser, scharf begrenzter Streif herum, welcher 1h 37m eine dritte Nebensonne darbot."	33	261
April	"Mondhöfe wurden gesehen in Dresden am 18., 19., 21.,"	35	276
April	"Sonnenhöfe in Dresden am 16., 21. und 28., in Kremsmünster am 16., in München am 5."	35	276
Mai	"Sonnenhöfe wurden gesehen in München am 10., in Ittendorf am 1. und 29. in Utrecht am 12. und 16. in Dresden am 12., in Freiberg am 21., 24., 25., und 28."	36	285
Mai	"Mondhöfe wurden bemerkt in Utrecht am 16."	36	285
Juni	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet am 15. und 19. zu München."	42	332
Juli	"Mondhof wurde beobachtet zu München am 24.,"	49	387
Juli	"Sonnenhof zu München am 18. und 25.,"	49	387
Juli	"Nebensonnen wurden beobachtet am 1. Juli Abends 7h zu Münster und zu Drotmund."	49	387
August	"Mondhöfe. Aug. 21. in Dresden."	51	403
August	"Sonnenhöfe. Aug. 30. und 31. in München, Aug. 30. in Dresden."	51	403
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August	Sonnenhöfe zu München am 3. und 28.; zu Ittendorf am 27.	04	28
August	Nebensonnen am 30. zu Peckeloh.	04	28
August	Mondhof zu Berlin am 8.	04	28
September	"Sonnenhöfe in Dorpat am 23.; in München am 2. 20. 27. 28. 29."	05	36
September	"Mondhöfe in Dresden am 5.; in München am 4. 5."	05	36
October	"Nebensonnen in Dresden am 1."	09	67
October	"Mondhöfe in München am 29. 30.; in Dresden am 5.; in Krakau am 3., in Peckeloh am 2."	09	67
November	"Mondhöfe. Am 2. in Berlin, am 7. in München, am 8. in Utrecht, am 9. in Berlin, am 30. in Münster."	12	91
Dezember	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet in München am 6. 30., in Krakau am 30."	21	163
Dezember	"Sonnenhof am 30. in München."	21	163

Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
Januar	"Sonnenhof nebst Nebensonnen zu München am 20."	27	212
Januar	"Mondhöfe am 5. 10. zu München, 3. 4. 30. in Utrecht, 28. in Münster, 1. 3. 30. in Dresden, 26. in Ittendorf, 3. 5. 24. in Lichtenberg bei Berlin."	27	212
Februar	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet in Dresden am 1. 3."	29	227
Februar	"Nebensonnen nebst Sonnenhof am 26. Ferbruar. Herr P. Secchi bemerkt: ich habe dieselben schon vorhergesehen in den Störungen, welche die magnetischen Instrumente erlitten, die sich immer bei dieser Art von Erscheinungen offenbaren. Der Halo hatte 22° Radius."	29	227
März	"Mondhöfe. a) Dresden am 3. b) Krakau am 2. und 26. c) Münster am 30. 31."	32	251
März	"Sonnenhöfe. München am 5. 9. 13."	32	251
April	"Sonnenhöfe zu Münster am 20., zu Dresden am 1. 3. 7., München am 1., zu Utrecht am 14."	35	275
April	"Mondhöfe zu Dresden am 1. 3. 7., zu München mit 2 Nebenmonden am 5."	35	275
Mai	"Sonnenhöfe am 1. in Münster, 3. in Ittendorf."	37	292
Mai	"Mondhöfe am 26. in Dresden."	37	292
August	"Mondhöfe. In München am 25., in Utrecht am 28."	47	372
August	"Sonnenhof. In München am 28."	47	372
Oktober	"Mondhöfe. In Utrecht am 22. 26. 31., in Dresden am 24."	04	27
Oktober	"Sonnenhof in Dresden am 22."	04	27
November	"Mondhöfe in München am 21. und 24., in Münster am 22. und 25."	11	84
Dezember	"Mondhöfe in München am 17., in Euküll am 13, 25, 26. und 27., in Leipzig am 19."	15	117

Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
Januar	"Mondhof in Krakau am 27., in Utrecht am 14."	16	123
Februar	"Mondhöfe. a) München am 15. b) in Krakau am 20. c) Kremsmünster am 12. 15. d) Utrecht. Am 21. Abends 9 1/4 Uhr zeigte sich ein Mondring und zugleich ein horizontaler Kreis, durch den Mond gehend den ganzen Himmel herum. Ungefähr da, wo die Kreise einander durchschnitten, zeigten sich Nebenmonde und diametral gegenüber diesen, im Horizontalkreise noch schwache Spuren von 2 anderen Nebenmonden. Ueberdies war noch ein Theil eines Kreises sichtbar, welcher den Mondring oben berührte und das Zenith zum Mittelpunkt hatte. Das Ganze liefrte während einige Minuten ein prachtvolles Schauspie. f) am 21. in Paris S. Wochenschr. S. 104 (Heis, Eduard: "Mondhof"), g) Lichtenberg bei Berlin am 19. und 20."	21	163
Februar	"Sonnenhöfe. a) München am 15. b) Naugard am 23. Nachm. 2 schwache Nebensonnen."	21	163
März	"Mondhöfe. Am 17. in Krakau, am 6., 8., 9. in Euküll auf der Insel Oesell, am 16., 17. in Utrecht."	21	163
März	"Sonnenhöfe. Am 25. in Krakau, am 6., 8., 9. in Euküll, farbige Nebensonnen."	21	163
April	"Mondhöfe. a) in Leipzig am 19.; b) in Abo bildeten sich um den Mond helle Kreise und grosse Halbkreise im Norden und Süden, einige der letzteren waren nebelig in röthliche und weissliche Strahlen auslaufend. Auf den Durchschnittsstellen der hellen Kreise und nach norden sah man einen Nebenmond. c) In Peckeloh am 19.; d) in Utrecht am 15. und 18."	28	219
April	"Nebensonnen wurden am 18. April 6h 25m Ab. in gleicher Strärke und gefärbt in Euküll auf der Insell Oesell beobachtet. Sonnenhof im Peckeloh am 12."	28	219
Mai	"Mondhöfe wurden beobachtet in Cölnam 21., in Euküll in Russland am 20., in Krakau am 17."	32	252
Mai	"Nebensonnen in Münster am 28."	32	252
Juni	"Mondhof in Krakau am 18., in Euküll am 16."	36	282
Juni	"Nebensonne in Euküll am 26. 8h 17m Ab. inensiv in Regenbogenfarben leuchtend."	36	282
August	"Mondhof in Krakau am 22."	48	378
Oktober	"Mondhof zu Lichtenberg am 11."	05	34
November	"Mondhöfe zu Lichtenberg am 11. und 14., Münster am 13., Leipzig am 15., Jülich am 6."	08	58
Dezember	"Mondhöfe in Leipzig am 7. 10., in Krakau am 8., in Jülich am 4. und 11."	16	122
Dezember	"Nebensonnen in Kremsmünster am 14."	16	122

Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
Januar	Mondhöfe. In Münster am 8. 9, in Jülich am 4., in Lichtenberg bei Berlin am 31.	23	180
Januar	Sonnenhof. Am 30. in Münster.	23	180
Januar	Nebensonnen am 14. zwischen 2 und 3 Nachm. in Kronstadt bei stiller Luft und einer Kälte von 14-16 R.	23	180
Februar	"Sonnenhöfe a) Münster. Prachtvolle Sonnenhöfe nebst Nebensonnen am 13. b) Leipzig Sonnenhof nebst Nebensonnen"	27	212
Februar	"Mondhöfe a) Münster. Prachtvolle Mondhöfe und Nebenmonde am 13. b) Krakau am 7. c) Kremsmünster am 7, Leipzig am 7."	27	212
März	"Mondhof am 3. und 4. in Münster, am 5. in Kremsmünster."	32	250
April	"Mondhöfe. Am 1. in Kremsmünster, 5. in Krakau, am 10. in Münster und Jülich."	35	276
April	"Sonnenhof am 25. in Leipzig."	35	276
April	"Nebensonne am 10. in Münster."	35	276
Mai	"Nebensonnen. Am 2. und 5. in Leipzig, am 18. in Euküll auf der Insel Oesell."	38	298
Mai	"Nebenmonde am 13. in Leipzig."	38	298
Mai	"Mondhöfe. Am 2. in Leipzig, 4. in Münster, 5. 13. in Leipzig."	38	298
Juli	"Nebensonne zu Münster, am 8. Abends 7 1/2 Uhr."	50	394
August	"Mondhof in Euküll am 8. August"	10	74
August	"Nebensonne farbige in Euküll am 31. zwischen 6 u. 7 Uhr."	10	74
November	"Mondhöfe am 1. und 2. in Münster, am 28. in Euküll."	19	146

Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
Januar	"Mondhöfe am 28., 29. und 30. in Münster."	24	187
Februar	"Mondhof am 24. in Krakau."	27	212
März	"Mondhöfe am 1. in Münster, Kremsmünster, Krakau. 22. 23. 25. in Arensburg auf der Insel Oesell, 24. in Kremsmünster. In der Mondhellen Nacht vom 29. März n. St. wurde um 10 h Ab. in Woronesh ein eigenthümliches Lichtphänomen ..."	31	245
März	"Sonnenhof am 24. in Kremsmünster."	31	245
April	"Mondhöfe am 26. in Freiberg, am 28. in Freiberg und Münster, am 28. Mondhof und Nebenmone in Klausenburg von 9 h-11 h Ab., am 27. Mondhof in Krakau."	34	268
April	"Sonnenhöfe und Nebensonnen am 11. in Kremsmünster, am 24. Sonnenhof nebst Nebensonnen in Norrköping, am 25. Nebensonnen in Rehefeld (Sachsen), 27. Sonnehof und Nebensonnen in Meissen, Nebensonne in Wermsdorf."	34	268
Juni	"Sonnenhof am 20. Mittags mit grellen Regenbogenfarben in Böff bei St Louis."	42	332
Juni	"Nebensonnen, (zwei farbige) am 9. 6 1/2 h Machm. in Arensburg auf der Insel Oesell."	42	332
Juli	"Mondhof, am 22. in Leipzig."	44	348
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December	"Nebensonne. Eine farbige Nebensonne links von der Sonne wurde am 5. 3 1/2 Uhr Nachmittags in Münster wahrgenommen."	18	141

Monat	Zitat	No.	Seite
Januar	"Nebensonne und Nebenmonde wurden am 14. in Münster beobachtet."	25	196
Februar	"Mondhof. Am 27. in Krakau, am 1. in Kremsmünster."	27	212
April	"Mondhof am 3. in Krakau."	37	293
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Month	Day	Place	quotation	Page
März	17.	Toronto	"17th. Lunar halo, 3 to 4 a.m. solar halo, 9 to 10 a.m.; both well defined."	237
März	14.	Cornish, Maine*	"14th. Lunar halo from 8 to 10 p.m."	238
März	17.	Cornish, Maine*	"I7th. Solar halo from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m."	238
März	14.	Cornish, Maine†	"14th. Solar halo at night; lunar halo In the evening."	238
März	17.	Cornish, Maine†	"17th. Hazy; solar halo most of the day"	238
März	14.	Steuben, Maine	"14th. Lunar halo."	240
März	14.	Houseville, New York	"14th. Hoar frost at 3 a.m.; solar halo at 10 a.m."	240
März	17.	Houseville, New York	"17th. Solar halo in the morning from 7 a.m. until noon."	253
März	17.	West Day, New York	"17th. Solar halo at 10 a.m."	253
März	16.	Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	"16th. Aurora at 10 p. m.; ... at the same time a lunar halo was visible."	261
März	16.	Morrisville, Pennsylvania	"16th. Solar halo."	263
März	16.	Crichton's Store, Virginia	"16th. A much larger halo around the moon than usual. No stars in the circle."	271
März	16.	Portsmouth, Virginia	"16th. Lunar halo."	274
März	16.	Stribling Springs, Virginia	"16th. Large halo, very distinct at 6 1/2 p.m."	276
März	16.	Murfreesborough, North Carolina	"16th. Slight frost; lunar halo, very distinct at 10 p.m."	278
März	16.	All Saints, South Carolina	"16th. Fine day; at night a lange halo around the moon."	278
März	16.	Zebulon, Georgia	"16th. Light frost; small lunar halo."	283
März	19.	Lake Citty, Florida	"19th. Light frost; lunar halo at night."	284
März	16.	Salt Ponds, Florida	"16th. Circle round the sun."	285
März	15.	Greene Springs, Alabama	"15th. Beautiful lunar halo, radius about 15°."	286
März	19.	Greene Springs, Alabama	"19th. Lunar halo, radius about 20°."	286
März	15.	Selma, Alabama	"15th. Large and beautiful circle around the moon, 8 to 9 1/2 p.m."	287
März	14.	Natchez, Mississippi	"14th. Large halo around the moon."	288
März	14.	Black River, Louisiana	"14th. Lunar halo at night, large and distinct."	289
März	15.	Larissa, Texas	"15th. Large Lunar halo."	290
März	15.	Sisterdale, Texas	"15th. Lunar halo."	291
März	15.	Union Hill, Texas	"15th. Very large lunar halo."	291
März	15.	New Braunfels, Texas	"15th. Lunar halo at 9 p.m."	292
März	13.	Bardstown, Kentucky	"13th. Ring around the moon at 8 1/2 p.m."	294
März	13.	Louisville, Kentucky	"13th. Lunar halo at 9 p.m."	294
März	16.	Louisville, Kentucky	"16th. Light frost; distant halo at 3 p.m.; lunar halo at 7 1/2 p.m."	294
März	13.	Paris, Kentucky	"13th. Lunar halo; ... ."	295
März	16.	Paris, Kentucky	"16th. Morning clear; p.m. cloudy; night hazy; lunar halo."	295
März	16.	Bellefontaine, Ohio	"16th. Halo round the moon at 9 p.m."	296
März	16.	Cleveland, Ohio	"16th. Large lunar halo in the evening."	296
März	16.	College Hill, Ohio	"16th. Halo around the moon."	298
März	13.	Portsmouth, Ohio	"13th. Lunar halo 40° in diameter; rain in the night."	301
März	16.	Portsmouth, Ohio	"16th. Lunar halo 45° in diameter."	301
März	13.	Tryo, Ohio	"13th. Lunar halo."	301
März	16.	Savannah, Ohio	"16th. Lunar halo, indications of rain."	301
März	16.	Urbana, Ohio	"16th. Halo round the moon."	302
März	16.	Westerville, Ohio	"16th. ... very light cirrus floating in riffles from W. to E.; halo round the moon about 25° in diameter."	302
März	16.	Grand Rapids, Michigan	"16th. Lunar halo."	304
März	17.	Grand Rapids, Michigan	"17th. Fine day; solar halo."	304
März	16.	Port Huron, Michigan	"16th. Lunar halo all the evening."	306
März	17.	Ypsilanti, Michigan	"17th. Slight solar halo most of the day."	306
März	16.	Aurora, Illinois	"16th. Halo at night."	310
März	16.	Batavia, Illinois	"16th. Mock moon at 9 p.m."	310
März	16.	Manchester, Illinois	"16th. Snow and rain; halo about the moon."	312
März	19.	Manchester, Illinois	"19th. Halo about the moon."	312
März	16.	Ottawa, Illinois	"16th. Large lunar halo in the evening."	312
März	16.	Riley, Illinois	"16th. ...; 9 p.m. large circle round the moon till 10 1/2 p.m."	313
März	16.	Sandwich, Illinois	"16th. Lunar halo."	314
März	16.	Wheaton, Illinois	"16th. Lunar halo at 9 p.m."	315
März	16.	Winnebago, Illinois	"16th. Solar halo at 2 p.m.; lunar halo at 9 p.m."	315
März	16.	Manitowoc, Wisconsin	"16th. Lunar halo in the evening."	318
März	16.	Rossville, Iowa	"16th. Very dull; halo at 11 a.m."	323
März	17.	Beaver Bay, Minnessota	"17th. ...; solar halo of the ordinary size; 45°; and colors accompanied with an arc; ...", (grösserer Bericht)	324
März	16.	Minatitlan, Mexico	"16th. ... after 9 p.m. there was a distinct white circle round the moon, about 45° in diameter; ...	330

Month	Day	Place	quotation	Page
September	19.	Fort Simpson, Hudson Bay Territory, British America	"19th. Well-defined arch in zenith, and broken arch in NE. at 9 p.m. colors yellow and various shades active."	331
September	16.	Cornish, Maine	"16th. ...; hazy; solar halo most of the p.m."	337
September	20.	Cornish, Maine	"20th. Hazy a.m.; solar halo at 11 a.m."	337
September	16.	Cornishville, Maine	"16th. Solar halo from 1 to 4 p.m."	337
September	15.	Florida, Massachusetts	"15th. Windy nad could; avery large halo at 9 p.m."	354
September	14.	Saybrook, Connecticut	"14th. Large Lunar halo at 9 p.m."	362
September	14.	New York Citty, New York	"14th. Parhelion at sunset; about 45° N. of the sun; ...; lunar halo from 8.20 to 11 p.m., and very large; ..."	375
September	16.	Germantown, Pennsylvania	"16th. Light rain at 6 1/2 p.m.; halos at 8 1/2 p.m."	389
September	14.	Mount Joy, Pennsylvania	"14th. Large halo in the evening."	393
September	14.	Nazareth, Pennsylvania	"14th. Lunar halo in the East at 10 p.m.; diameter about 45°."	393
September	14.	Pocopson, Pennsylvania	"14th. Lunar halo at 9 1/2 p.m."	396
September	19.	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	"19th. Colored halo at 7 1/2 p.m.; colors bright ...; and about arc of 60°. "	411
September	20.	Savannah, Georgia	"20th. In kind of cirrus clouds a signifies curled cirrus; ...; ,thin cir. st. with halos, circles, ..."	419
September	14.	Bethel, Ohio	"14th. Dim halo at 9 p.m.; slight frost."	451
September	16.	Hillsborough, Ohio	"16th. Halo at 10 p.m."	457
September	17.	Hillsborough, Ohio	"17th. Halo at 11 p.m."	457
September	14.	Savannah, Ohio	"14th. Solar halo."	465
September	14.	Grand Rapids, Michigan	"14th. Frost; windy; Solar halo."	471
September	15.	Lake George, Michigan	"15th. Frost; two circles in the firmament at 7 p.m."	472
September	14.	Sandwich, Illenois	"14th. Lunar halo."	495
September	16.	Sandwich, Illenois	"16th. Mock sun at 6.30 p.m.; ..."	495
September	14.	Winnebago, Illenois	"14th. Solar halo at 11 a.m."	499
September	17.	Winnebago, Illenois	"17th. Solar halo at 11 a.m.; ...; lunar halo at 10 p.m."	499

month	place	observer	quotation	page
January	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"1st, indistinct solar halo at 8.20 a.m."	50
March	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"17th, Parhelia visible at 5.50 p.m., also, on 25th, from 5.40 p.m. to 6.10 p.m.; ..."	66
March	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"30th, lunar halo at 9 p.m."	66
April	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"18th, 7 a.m., imperfect solar halo. ... On 25th, at 3.30 p.m. large solar halo, edges slightly coloured; at 9 p.m. lunar halo. 30th, 10 p.m. large lunar halo."	92
May	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"On 31th, a beautiful mock moon observed. The moon was about 8° high, and the mock moon some 14° north of it."	100
June	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"19th, indistinct lunar halo."	127
June	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"22nd, indistinct lunar halo at 9 30 p.m."	128
July	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"Solar halo on 19th, 20th and 31st."	140
August	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"26th (Sunday), halo round sun."	159
September	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"3rd, halo round sun; auroral twilight. ... 15th, ...; halo round moon. ... 26th, halo round moon."	170
October	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"23rd, large and distinctly defined halo at 9 p.m. 25th, lunar halo."	184
October	Windsor	A. McSween	"23rd, prismatic lunar halo at 8 p.m."	185
November	Barrie	W.F. Checkley	"21st, halo round moon, very large and distinct."	10
November	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"21st, Lunar halo at 9 p.m."	11
November	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"18th, indistinct lunar halo at 8 p.m. 21st, large lunar halo from 6.30 p.m."	11
November	Windsor	A. McSween	"20th, pricmatic halo round moon at 10 p.m."	11
December	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"15th, halo round moon. 21st, partial halo round sun."	40
December	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"On 5th, solar halo at 1. p.m."	40

month	place	observer	quotation	page
January	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On 29th, at 4.30 p.m. parhelia visible; ..."	#54
February	Goderich	John Haldan, Jr.	"On the 4th, a rainbow extending 25° E to W. Halo round the sun till about noon."	127 #69
February	Windsor	A. McSween	#"17th, double lunar halo", "... 18th, lunar halo."	128 #70
March	Cornwall	W. Taylor Briggs	"... Storm of wind on 18th; very clearly defined lunar halo on same evening."	128 #88
March	Goderich	John Haldan, Jr.	"... 15th, lunar halo 9.30 p.m. ... 28th solar halo 1.30 p.m."	128 #88
March	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"On the 1st , dim halo round sun. ... 23rd , halo round sun, imperfect, only half circumference towards NW."	129 #89
March	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"... 19th, large halo round moon, and very remarkable strati, moulded no doubt by the upper current. 20th, large lunar halo exactly similar to that of preceding night."	129 #89
March	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"... 15th, lunar halo. 16th at 1 p.m., large solar halo; ... 19th, at 9 p.m., imperfect lunar halo. 20th, lunar halo."	129 #89
March	Windsor	A. McSween	"... 15th, bright and large lunar halo. 19th, lunar halo at 8.30 p.m., wich disappeared at 9 p.m.; ..."	129 #89
April	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"... 18th, wide halo round moon. 29th, halo round sun, imperfect towards SE."	130 #110
April	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"On the 18th, peculiarly beautiful and large halo round moon observed, from 11 till 12 p.m."	130 #110
April	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"... 9th, large lunar halo at 9 p.m."	130 #110
May	Goderich	John Haldan, Jr.	"... 14th, lunar halo at 8 p.m. 16th, solar halo."	131 #122
May	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"... On 16th, parhelion observed on the end of a stratus over NWH at 6 p.m., ..."	131 #122
May	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"... 4th, magnificent solar halo from before 12 till nearly 1 p.m., blue and brown-red circles about 40° in diameter; ... 13th, thunder and lightning; ordinary lunar halo."	131 #122
May	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"... 9th, large lunar halo. 12th, arc of colored solar halo. 18th at 10.30 p.m. large lunar halo."	131 #122
June	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"13th, lightning at 8.30 p.m.; imperfect lunar halo at 9 p.m."	#137
July	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"On the 10th, halo round sun at 1.30 p.m."	133 #154
October	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On the 2nd, lightning, thunder and rain; at 9 p.m. large lunar halo."	136 #202
November	Windsor	A. McSween	"... 6th, lunar halo about 8 p.m. ... 13th, prismatic lunar halo."	137 #13
December	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"... 5th, lunar halo, 30° diameter. 11th solar halo, diameter 40° in afternoon."	139 #26
December	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"... 10th, large lunar halo at 9 p.m."	139 #26

month	place	observer	quotation	page
January	Goderich	John Haldan, Jr.	"5th, halo round moon."	41
February	Goderich	John Halden, Jr.	"On 1st, halo round moon."	63
February	Pembroke	J.W. Counor	"Halo round sun at 1 p.m. 21st."	63
February	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"On 3rd, very wide halo round sun at 2.35 p.m. 8th and 10th, halo round moon."	63
February	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"On 3rd, lunar halo 25° diameter in evening, and wind storm at night."	63
February	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On 7th, at 6.30 p.m., large lunar halo. 20th, at 11 a.m., large solar halo."	63
March	Goderich	John Halden, Jr.	"8th crows seen; lunar halo."	77
March	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"On 2nd, wide halo round sun. 3rd, large indistinct lunar halo."	78
March	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"Solar prismatic halo on 5th, diameter 30°; 25th, 50°; 26th, 60°."	78
March	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"10th, large halo at 11 p.m."	78
April	Pembroke	J.W. Counor	"6th, Large lunar halo."	90
April	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"6th, wide and not very distinct halo round sun. ... 24th, slight halo close to sun. 25th, wide indistinct halo round sun."	90
April	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"On 9th, solar halo, 45° diameter, at 2 p.m. 12th, solar halo, 50° diameter. 19th, solar halo, 45° diameter."	90
April	Windsor	A. McSween	"On 6th, lunar halo."	90
May	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"12th, large solar halo, diameter about 25°."	106
May	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"5th, wide indistinct halo round sun at 7 a.m.; ... 7th, wide indistinct solar halo at 7 a.m."	106
May	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"On 4th, lunar halo 45° diameter. ... 12th, solar halo in afternoon 60° diameter."	106
May	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On 6th, large lunar halo at 8 p.m. On 12th, at 6 p.m., imperfect solar halo."	106
May	Pembroke	J.W. Counor	"On 1st, lunar halo."	106
June	Goderich	John Haldan, Jr.	"30th, lunar halo."	120
June	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"11th, prismatic solar halo at noon, 60° diameter."	121
August	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"15th, solar halo at 1 p.m., 60° diameter."	153
September	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"Lunar halo on 26th."	173
September	Windsor	J. Johnston	"23rd, large faint lunar halo."	173
October	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"15th, (actral)? halo."	184-185
October	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	"Lunar halo on 23rd, 45°, and 26th, 60°."	185
November	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	On 3rd, lunar halo of no great brilliancy.	12
November	Hamilton	A. Macallum	24th, a large circle appeared round the moon, the storm began the day following it.	13
November	Simcoe	J.G. Mulholland	On 24th, lunar halo at 8 p.m., on 24th 45° diameter.	13
November	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	On 3rd, at 8 p.m., large lunar halo.	13
November	Windsor	J. Johnston	On 3rd, large lunar halo. ... 21st large but faint lunar halo.	13
December	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	28th, lunar halo.	26
December	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	25th, double halo round moon, witch was partly obscured by cirro-cumuli, the inner ring being gray, tinged with red, the outer of rather a greenish hue.	27
December	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	10th, at 4 p.m., parhelia visible, ...	27

month	place	observer	quotation	page
January	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"28th, brillian lunar halo."	40
January	Goderich	James Preston	"On 28th, large lunar halo."	40
January	Hamilton	A.Macallum	"28th, lunar haloearly in evening, disappeared about 10 P.M.."	41
January	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"On 20th, large lunar halo."	41
January	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"28th, large lunar halo, 7.30 P.M."	41
January	Windsor	J. Johnston	"On 3rd, ...; lunar halo. 16th, lunar halo. 25th, large and distinct lunar halo, and again on 26th. 28th, large lunar halo."	41
February	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"18th, large lunar halo."	60
February	Goderich	James Preston	"19th, large lunar halo."	61
February	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"22nd, lunar halo at 9 P.M. 24th, ...; solar halo at 1 P.M."	61
February	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"22nd, large lunar halo at 7.30 P.M."	61
February	Windsor	J. Johnston	"16th, large lunar halo. 20th, lunar halo."	61
March	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"23rd, large lunar halo."	78
March	Goderich	James Preston	"23rd, large halo round moon."	78
March	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"Lunar halo, 18th, 22nd."	79
March	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"Parhelion thin narrow strati north and south of sun, at 7.51 A.M.; very faint prismatic colors lasted for a considerable time. 16th, small solar halo at 1 P.M. 17th, large solar halo at 1 P.M.; ... 22nd, well defined solar halo at 1 P.M."	79
March	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On 20th, large lunar halo at 10 P.M. 24th, small colored lunar halo at 9 P.M."	79
March	Windsor	J. Johnston	"18th, very large lunar halo. 20th, very large lunar halo. 21st, very large and distinct lunar halo. 24th, lunar halo."	79
April	Windsor	J. Johnston	"15th, lunar halo. 17th, ...; lunar halo. 19st, lunar halo. 24th, lunar halo."	90
May	Stratford	C.J. Mecgregor	"On 3rd, large solar halo, 12 noon. 20th, faint lunar halo at 9 P.M."	107
May	Windsor	J. Johnston	"19th, lunar halo. 21st, large lunar halo. 24th, large faint lunar halo; ... 25th, lunar halo."	107
July	Windsor	J. Johnston	"14th, 15th, 18th, 19th, 21st, 24th, lunar halo."	143
August	Windsor	J. Johnston	"13th, lunar halo, also 14th, and 15th, 17th, very large lunar halo. 24th, lunar halo; ... 26th, lunar halo."	157
September	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"Lunar halos on 17th and 21st."	171
September	Windsor	J. Johnston	"14th, lunar halo, also 15th, 16th, 17th, 20th, 22nd, 23rd, 24th."	172
Oktober	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th (large), 20th."	172
November	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"18th, faint lunar halo."	9
November	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"On 18th, lunar halo."	10
November	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"16th, part of wide halo at NEZ."	10
November	Windsor	J. Johnston	"15th and 23rd, lunar halo."	10
December	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"On the 29th, halo round moon."	28
December	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"9th, wide and distinct halo round moon at 8 P.M.."	28
December	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 8th, 9th, 13th, 14th, 17th, 22nd."	28

month	place	observer	quotation	page
January	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"20th, at 6 A.M., halo round moon."	44
January	Pembroke	J. W. Connor	"On 8th, lunar halo, and on 9th. 14th solar halo, lunar halo, and halo round Venus."	44
January	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"14th, halo round sun all forenoon."	44
January	Simcoe	James J. Wadsworth	"21st, lunar halo. 28th, solar halo, 30° diameter."	44
January	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 5th, 10th, 13th, 16th, 17th, 18th, 19th."	44
February	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"On the 16th, large lunar halo."	62
February	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"5th, narrow halo round sun at 1 P.M. 12th large distinct lunar halo."	62
February	Goderich	James Preston	"On 4th, small lunar halo at 6.30 P.M. 7th, large lunar halo at 9 P.M. ... 16th, large lunar halo at 8-9 P.M."	62
February	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On 16th, large lunar halo at 9 P.M."	62
February	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"22nd, large lunar halo at 7.30 P.M."	62
February	Simcoe	James J. Wadsworth	"On 2nd, lunar halo in evening."	63
February	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 7th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 14th, 15th, 16th."	63
March	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"Solar halo on 11th, 12th and 13th, remarkable for its completences and brilliancy: a complete circle of 22° surrounded the sun, which stood on the circuference of another complete circle of about 60° diameter; portions of an arc of 46° were seen concentric with the circle of 22°, and atngent arc of 46° concave towards the sun, extended about 30° in both directions from the upper edge of the same circle; parhelia or mock suns, of great brilliancy appeared on the circumference of the arc of 60°, at distance of about 12° from the sun. Lunar halo on 12th."	75
March	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"10th, large distinct lunar halo. 19th, ...; large distinct solar halo at 2 P.M."	76
March	Goderich	James Preston	"On the 10th, large lunar halo at 8 P.M."	76
March	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On the 10th, large lunar halo. ... 19th, large solar circle."	76
March	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"14th, solar halo, in which the colors of the rainbow were visible at 11 A.M.."	76
March	Windsor	J. Johnston	"On 8th, lunar halo; ... Lunar halo, 9th, 11th, 14th."	76
April	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"On 1st and 2nd, solar halo."	85
April	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"12th halo round sunset and round moon after. 13th, hazy; faint lunar halo. ... 26th, solar halo."	85
April	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"4th, at noon, large solar circle. 9th, lunar halo at 9 P.M."	86
April	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"9th, ...; solar halo; lunar halo. 10th, solar halo."	86
April	Simcoe	James J. Wadsworth	"On 9th, lunar halo. 11th and 13th solar halo."	86
April	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 6th, 8th, 9th, 12th, 13th, 14th."	86
May	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"17th, cricket; solar halo."	108
May	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"9th, lunar halo."	108
May	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"Lunar halo 6th and 12th."	108
May	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 6th, 9th, 10th, 12th, 14th, 15th 20th."	109
June	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"7th, dim halo round sun, and at night round moon. ... 20th, all forenoon small and clearly defined halo round sun."	127
June	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 9th, 10th."	128
July	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"On 1st, halo round sun all forenoon."	143
July	Windsor	J. Johnston	"On 3rd, ...; lunar halo. 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th, 10th, 11th, 12th, lnuar halo"	144
August	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 12th."	152
September	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"9th, large lunar halo."	166
September	Goderich	James Preston	"On 5th, large lunar halo at 9 P.M."	167
September	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th."	167
Oktober	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"29th, halo round moon in evening; ..."	188
Oktober	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 3rd, 6th, 11th, 12th."	188
November	Pembroke	James Smith	"7th and 30th, lunar halo."	9
November	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"On 7th, large lunar halo. 9th, halo."	9
November	Goderich	James Preston	"7th and 10th, lunar halo at 9 P.M."	9
November	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"4th, 10th, 29th, large lunar circle. 30th, indistinct lunar circle."	10
November	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"10th, lunar halo. 11th, solar halo in forenoon."	10
November	Windsor	J. Johnston	"2nd, 3rd, 8th, 9th, 10th, lunar halo."	10
December	Barrie	H. B. Spotton	"On 6th, large lunar halo."	24
December	Goderich	James Preston	"On 6th, at 9 P.M., large lunar halo."	24
December	Stratford	C.J. Macgregor	"On 6th, at 8 P.M., large lunar circle."	25
December	Windsor	J. Johnston	Lunar halo on 1st, 3rd, 10th, 28th, 29th, 31st.	25

month	place	observer	quotation	page
January	Pembroke	James Smith	"On 25th, lunar halo. 26th solar halo and mock suns."	45
January	Goderich	James Preston	"On 7th, lunar halo."	46
January	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo on 1st, 6th, 27th, 28th."	46
February	Pembroke	James Smith	"On 6th, lunar halo."	60
February	Barrie	H.B. Spooton	"6th, lunar halo."	60
February	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"On 6th, wide distinct halo round moon. 7th, well defined solar halo at 1 P.M., inside of arch of a dull reddish tint. 15th, large solar halo; ..."	60
February	Goderich	James Preston	"On 4th, 6th and 25th, large lunar halo at 9 P.M."	61
February	Windsor	J. Johnston	"On 1st, 2nd and 3rd, lunar halo."	61
March	Pembroke	James Smith	"On 6th and 7th, solar halo."	96
March	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"29th, lunar halo."	96
March	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"4th, large and well defined solar halo. 7th, ...; wide and distinct solar halo. 14th, partial halo round sun at 1 P.M."	96
March	Goderich	James Preston	"Lunar halo, 1st, 25th, 29th."	95
March	Hamilton	A. Macallum	"4th, at 5.15 P.M., parhelia on east side of sun."	95
March	Simcoe	James J. Wadsworth	"A very beautiful phenomenon was observed at this station at 7 P.M. on 4th; a halo of white light, about 30° diameter, encircled the moon, the upper or western part of it being beautifully colored, while a number of colored arcs stretched N and S from its outer circumference like the streamers of an aurora. Another large halo of white light encircled the whole heavens, its centre being the zenith, and its circumference passing through the moon's centre. The moon was about 45° above the horizon, and the large halo was therefore elevated the same height above the horizon, and was like a brilliant comet over the head of the observer."	95
March	Windsor	J. Johnston	"On 4th, 8th, 31st, lunar halo."	95
April	Pembroke	James Smith	"24th, solar halo."	109
April	Peterborogh	Ivan O'Beirne	"24th, large, distinct and very wide lunar halo at 9 P.M. 26th, lunar halo at 8.40, wide but distinct."	110
April	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th, 24th, 29th."	110
May	Pembroke	J.W. Connor	"Solar halo, 9th and 27th."	125
May	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"Large wide lunar halo at 9 P.M. on 2nd. Narrow solar halo on 16th."	126
June	Pembroke	James Smith	"On 17th, solar halo."	141
June	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"Narrow halo round sun at 1 P.M. 27th; also, wide lunar halo same night."	141
June	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 2nd and 30th."	144
July	Pembroke	James Smith	"On 1st, solar halo."	157
July	Windsor	J. Johnston	"1st, 25th, 27th, lunar halo."	157
August	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 24th, 25th, 29th."	165
September	Barrie	H.B. Spotton	"Solar halo on 14th, at 1 P.M."	185
September	Peterborough	Ivan O'Beirne	"Large halo round sun, 14th."	185
September	Windsor	J. Johnston	"Lunar halo, 21st, 26th, 28th."	186
⟱			(Wird fortgesetzt; to be continued; à suivre)

Date	place	quotation	Page
19 août 1859	Ghardaya	"Halo lunaire. - Le 19 août 1859, à Ghardåya par un ciel couvert de stratus, la lune, au moment où elle approchait du méridien, était entourée d'un superbe halo."	132
19 février 1861	Azel-n-Bangou	"Le 19 février 1861, à Azel-n-Bangou, à 8h. 45m. du soir, le ciel étant couvert de cirrho-stratus, je constatai un halo autour de la lune. Sa distance du bord de la lune, mesurée au extant, s'est trouvée être de 20°30'."	132

Année	Jour / Mois	Citation	Rubrique	Page
1833	31 mars	"..., 11 heures du soir, grand cercle lunaire."	2.	39
1833	26 au 27 décembre	"..., grand cercle lunaire déformé seulement vers minuit."	2.	39
1834	18 janvier	"..., vers 8 heures du soir, cercle lunaire."	2.	39
1834	17 mars	"..., vers minuit, gande cercle lunaire."	2.	39
1834	4 avril	"..., à 1 heure après-midi, le soleil était entouré d'un halo peu apparent."	1.	37
1838	5 avril	"..., vers 9 heures du soir, halo lunaire; l'astre est entouré de cercles qui disparaissent vers 10 heures; Jupiter se trouve à l'intérieur et à peu près à égale distance de la lune et des cercles colorés qui l'entourent."	2.	39
1839	2 juin	"..., à midi, halo solaire; même halo avec parhélies à Alost."	1.	37
1840	15 février	"..., à 11 heures du soir, la lune est entourée de 3 ou 4 cercles concentriques, distants entre eux de la valeur d'un diamètre lunaire environ."	2.	39
1840	12 avril	"..., vers 9 1/2 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	39
1840	12 novembra	"..., à 8 heures 40 minutes, halo lunaire."	2.	39
1840	28 décembre	"..., vers 9 heures du matin, halo solaire avec parhélies, ..."	1.	37
1841	5 février	"..., vers 11 heures du soir, un halo lunaire."	2.	39
1841	6 février	"..., vers 9 heures du soir, un beau halo lunaire."	2.	39
1841	26 février	"..., vers 7 heures du soir, un halo lunaire."	2.	39
1841	2 mars	"..., à 7 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	39
1841	30 mars	"..., à 11 heures du soir, cercle lunaire."	2.	39
1841	28 août	"..., à 10 heures du soir, halo lunaire avec rayons extérieurs blancs."	2.	39
1841	4 octobre	"..., vers 10 heures du soir, cercle lunaire faible."	2.	40
1841	25 octobre	"..., à 6 heures du soir, cercle lunaire."	2.	40
1841	23 novembre	"..., à 11 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	40
1842	28 janvier	"..., à 2 heures du matin, la lune est entourée d'un cercle de 45° environ de diamètre."	2.	40
1842	21 février	"..., quatre cercles autour du soleil."	1.	37
1842	22 fevrier	"..., vers midi, ou aperçoit trois cercles autour du disque solaire; de très-légers cirrho-cumulus règnent dans la ciel."	1.	37
1842	1er juin	"..., vers midi, lèger halo autour du soleil."	1.	38
1842	17 septembre	"..., vers 9 heures du soir, halo elliptique."	2.	40
1843	11 janvier	"..., à 6 1/4 heures du soir, cercle lunaire de 20° de rayon environ."	2.	40
1843	8 avril	"..., dans la soirée, un beau halo lunaire."	2.	40
1843	12 avril	"..., à 11 heures du soir, cercle lunaire de 40 à 45° de diamètre."	2.	40
1843	6 décembre	"..., à 9 heures du soir, couronne lunaire, composée de deux cercles concentriques, l'extérieur de 5° diamètre, d'un violet pâle, frangé de rouge extérieurement; le cercle intérieur, d'environ 2°30' de diamètre, était d'une couleur lie de vin faible."	2.	40
1844	3 janvier	"..., a 6 heures 15 minutes, couronnes lunaires; le cercle intérieur, d'un jaune pâle, entoure le disque de la lune; le cercle extérieur, d'une couleur rose uniforme, en est éloigné de 3 degrés au plus. Vers 6 1/2 heures, de légers nuages arrivent de toutes parts, se rassemblent autour de la lune et forment un halo."	2.	40
1844	2 février	"..., à 8 heures du soir, beau halo; les parties supérieure et inférieure du cercle sont plus brillantes et plus tranchées que les parties latérales; elles sont aussi légèrement irisées vers l'intérieur."	2.	40
1844	6 mai	"..., à 1 heure après-midi, magnifique halo solaire coloré intérieurement dùn rouge vif; lo bord extérieur est nuancé d'un bleu pâle."	1.	38
1845	21 juin	"..., à 1 heure après-midi, beau halo."	1.	38
1845	12 novembre	"..., à 8 heures du soir, halo faible; vers 10 1/2 heures, il est magnifique."	2.	40
1846	5 mai	"..., à 10 heures du soir, halo; la moitié inférieure est elliptique; le rayon vertical est le plus grand."	2.	40
1846	10 mai	"..., à 9 heures du matin, halo solaire, légèrement elliptique."	1.	38
1846	10 mai	"..., vers 10 heures du soir, cercle lunaire de 40 à 45° de diamètre. Aux extrémités du diamètre horizontal, deux parasélènes avec prolongements vers l'extérieur. Verticalement, au-dessus de la lune, le cercle est beaucoup plus lumineux et roussâtre ou faiblement irisé à l'intérieur. Par ce même point passe un second arc tangent au premier et convexe vers la lune; à minuit, le phénomène est encore visible, mais beaucoup plus faible."	2.	40
1847	28 janvier	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1847	26 mars	"..., entre 8 1/2 et 9 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1847	22 mai	"..., à 10 heures 15 minutes, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1847	13 juin	"..., parhélies à Bruxelles, Louvain, Huy, Namur; on en a observé aussi en Écosse."	1.	38
1847	17 décembre	"..., à 10 3/4 heures, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1847	19 décembre	"..., à 10 1/4 heures, halo lunaire qui a persisté."	2.	41
1847	20 décembre	"..., à 9 et 10 heures du soir, halo très-intense; on aperçoit distinctement les couleurs."	2.	41
1847	22 décembre	"..., à 10 1/2 heures, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1848	15 février	"..., à 8 heures, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1848	10 avril	"..., à 7 3/4 heures, traces d'un halo."	2.	41
1848	11 avril	"..., vers 10 heures, halo megnifique."	2.	41
1848	4 mai	"..., vers midi, le ciel est beau; il se forme un halo."	1.	38
1848	8 juin	"..., à 11 1/2 heures, il y avait un halo roussâtre, bordé de blanc à l'extérieur."	1.	38
1848	8 décembre	"..., de 9 heures à minuit, halo."	2.	41
1849	3 mai	"..., à midi, un halo très-visible; beaucoup de petits cirrhus."	1.	38
1849	6 mars	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo."	2.	41
1849	25 juin	"..., à midi, halo trés-prononcé."	1.	38
1849	29 juin	"..., à midi, halo trés-intense, couleurs distinetes."	1.	38
1849	28 septembre	"..., entre 8 et 9 heures, beau halo lunaire."	2.	41
1850	20 avril	"..., entre 10 et 11 heures, un halo."	2.	41
1851	15 janvier	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1851	16 janvier	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1851	9 mai	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo lunaire."	2.	41
1851	15 mai	"..., dans la matinée, halo."	1.	38
1851	6 juin	"..., vers 11 heures du soir, un halo."	2.	41
1851	11 septembre	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo."	2.	41
1851	13 décembre	"..., de 9 heures jusqu'à midi, halo trés-blanc extérieurement, irisé à l'intérieur."	1.	38
1852	27 janvier	"..., à 9 heures du matin, halo."	1.	38
1852	27 mars	"..., à 9 heures du soir, halo."	2.	41
1852	22 avril	"..., à 9 heures du matin, halo."	1.	38
1852	30 septembre	"..., à 9 1/2 heures du soir, halo."	2.	41
1852	21 octobre	"..., de 8 1/4 à 9 heures du soir, halo."	2.	41
1852	23 octobre	"..., de 8 1/2 à 9 1/4 heures du soir, halo."	2.	41
1852	19 novembre	"..., à 9 heures du matin, halo et léger brouillard."	1.	38
1852	23 novembre	"..., on aperçoit simultanément autour de la lune un halo et une couronne."	2.	41
1852	24 décembre	"..., de 8 à 11 heures, un halo."	2.	41
1852	26 décembre	"..., à 9 heures du soir, un halo."	2.	41

Date	Place	Quotation	Page
Jan. 23	"Johnstown"	..., two mock suns appeared north and south of the sun at its setting—	256
Jan. 31	"Erasmus-Hall"	"..., Circle round the moon, colour of the rainbow.—"	256
April 24	"Union-Hall"	"..., A. M. noticed a mock sun.—"	256
Feb. 8	"Utica"	"..., Circle round the moon.—"	256
Jan 2 and 30	"Union-Hall"	"..., Circle round the moon.—"	256
April 17, 18, 19	"Lowville"	"..., Solar haloes before noon, and visible for several hours.—"	257
Nov. 18	"Lowville"	"..., Lunar halo of extraordinary magnitude.—"	257

Date	Quotation	Page
March 15	"An extraordinary halo round the sun at half past 5, P. M. Next to the sun was a coloured circle, whose the north, south and east points of this circle were luminous spots of considerable magnitude, the west part of the circle was below the horizon. North and south of the sun (one on each side) were two arcs of a circle, answering to a radius, about twice as great as that of the inner circle. These larger arcs were coloured, as the rainbow, the red being next to the sun. East of the sun or above it, and at the same distance therefrom, as the north and south arcs, was another arc coloured like them, (though less bright) but manifestly convex towards the sun. Directly between this last mentioned arc and the sun, and externally tangent to the eastern part of the inner circle, was a luminous and broad parabolick curve. Lowville."	67-68
April 8	"Halo round the moon, at Pompey, Utica"	68
Mai 15	"Birght lunar halo, at Utica."	68
June 8	"Brilliant circle round the moon, at 11 P. M., with a mock moon on the right of the circle, at Utica."	68
September 2	"A bright parhelion seen near sunset, about 8° from the 6un, at Erasmus-Hall."	68
September 9	"A beautiful, large halo round the moon, at Delaware."	68
November 6	"Large lunar halo, at Lowville."	68
December 2	"Lunar halo, at Lowville."	68
December 30	"Lunar halo, at Cazenovia."	68

Date	Quotation	Page
January 11	"... The first appearance was a brilliant parhelion, about 25° west of the sun, and at about the same altitude. Its form at first was nearly circular, and its apparent diameter a little greater than that of the true sun. Its light, which was of a brilliant white, was so intense as to pain the eyes. In a few moments another parhelion of equal brightness appeared at the same distance, on the east side of the sun, and at the same altitude. When first seen, it appeared a little elongated vertically, and slightly colored. Both these parhelia retained their size and appearance for a few moments, and then began to lengthen in a vertical direction, and to show the prismatic colors with considerable brilliancy. Their greatest length in a vertical direction was about 10°, and the resemblance between them complete. Directly above the sun appeared, at the same time with the parhelia, a colored arc, containing 45° or 50° of a circle, described to a radius of about 25°, having its centre in the zenith, and its convexity towards the sun. The exterior of the arc was red, and this was the only color that was distinctly denned. The other colors were merged into each other, but the blue and green appeared predominant though faint. The arc was seen for nearly a quarter of an hour, and then disappeared but an instant before the parhelia. During the succeeding night and day there was a heavy fall of snow, and the thermometer fell to 0. During the succeeding week, the mean temperature was 4.97°, the highest being 15°, and the lowest —11° ; affording, in my view, a confirmation of the theory of haloes, parhelia, &c. given in the Library of Useful Knowledge, No. 19. Cacenovia."	90
January 24	" P. M. Two haloes appeared, one probably formed by reflection. They exhibited the colours of the rainbow, with their most brilliant shades. Mr. Edward G. Mead, North-Salem."	90-91
January 25	"Halo round the sun. The image of the sun appeared a little distance below, which gradually approached, and at length pervaded its disc, assuming a dark hue. It ascended and disappeared at some distance from the sun above. Kingston."	91
February 11	"Halo round the sun, Cazenovia. "	91
February 15	"Halo round the sun, Pompey."	91
February 19	"Circle round the moon, Union Hall."	91
February 21	"Bright halo round the moon, Utica."	91
March 6	"Halo round the sun, Cazenovia."	91
March 12	"Circle round the sun at midday, Union Hall."	91
March 21	"Halo round the moon, Leioiston."	91
March 23	"Lunar halo, Pompey."	91
March 25	"Circle round the moon, Union Hall."	91
March 28	"A large circle round the moon, Kinderhook. Lunar halo, Pompey."	91
May 6	"Halo round the sun, Franklin"	91
May 12	"Two bright parhelia on each side of the sun at 6 A. M. Cazenovia."	91
May 18	"Circle round the moon, Johnstown. Lunar halo, with a little rain in the evening, Cazenovia."	91
May 23	"A large circle round the moon, Kinderhook."	91
June 7	"Halo round the moon, Lewiston."	91
July 22	"Halo round the moon, Utica."	91
August 5	"Halo south of the sun, Fredonia."	91

Date	Quotation	Page
January 10	"Lunar halo observed at Pompey, Cazenovia, Cortland, Kinderhook, Union-Hall and Utica."	50
March 16	"Lunar Halo at Utica. Albany, observed by M. H. Webster. The prismatic colours were visible for a few minutes."	50
June 8	"Circle round the moon."	50
July 4	"A very singular appearance around the moon, viz. a very dense yellow cloud seemed to envelop it, reaching to a distance on each side, about equal to the apparent diameter of the moon, having its external edge very distinctly defined. Enclosing this, was a ring of a brilliant white colour, not so dense as the interior yellow portion. Its width was about the same as that of the yellow. On its inner edge it joined to it, yet the division line was perfectly distinct.—Cazenovia."	50
August 4	"At 11 A. M. a bright halo round the sun. Thermometer 86n.—North-Salem."	50
August 30	"Halo round the moon at Kinderhook."	50
September 23	"Most beautiful appearance in the west a few moments after sunset near the horizon. A lively straw colour appeared blending with a perfect white above it. Still higher, a gentle crimson suffused the whole horizon. The appearance extended about the fourth of a circle.—Mount-Pleasant."	50

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 6	Cazenovia	"Solar parhelia."	168
January 16	Kinderhook, Cazenovia, Albany	"Lunar halo."	168
February 15	Utica	"Lunar halo."	168
February 16	Utica	"Lunar halo."	168
February 18	Kinderhook, Newburgh, Utica	"Lunar halo."	168
February 22	Johnstown	"Circle round the moon."	168
March 18	Johnstown	"Circle round the moon."	168
March 23	Cazenovia	"Solar halo."	168
April 18	Kinderhook, Utica	"Large lunar halo."	168
April 25	Utica	"Very bright halo round the sun."	168
April 26	Albany	"Solar halo at 6 A. M."	168
July 18	Albany	"Solar halo, during the greater part of the forenoon."	168
August 5	Oysterbay	"Solar halo at 5 P. M."	168
August 8	Cambridge Washington	"Between 5 and 6 P. M. a mock sun, 45° north of the sun."	168
September 24	Cazenovia	"Lunar halo."	168
November 9	Palmyra	"Lunar halo at 9 P. M."	168
November 13	Utica, Cazenovia	"Lunar halo."	168
November 15	Kinderhook, Cazenovia	"Lunar halo."	168
December 5	Johnstown, Kinderhook	"Lunar halo."	168
December 9	Johnstown	"Lunar halo."	168
December 10	Cazenovia	"Lunar halo."	168

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 6	Cambridge Washington	"Two parhelia."	164
January 7	Albany	"Part of solar halo and two parhelia were visible during the greater part of the morning."	164
..."...	Cambrigde Washington	"Two parhelia."	164
..."...	Montgomery	"Two bright spots apear in a large circle about the sun at 8 A. M. and continue about two hours."	164
January 9	Bridgewater	"Lunar halo."	164
..."...	Onondaga	"Bright and well defined lunar halo."	164
..."...	Utica	"Bright lunar halo."	164
January 12	Kinderhook	"Very large circle round the moon."	164
..."...	Utica, Oneida Conference	"Very bright lunar halo."	164
January 13	Johnstown	"Circle round the moon."	164
January 29	Oysterbay	"Halo round the sun."	164
February 1	Oneida Conference	"Solar halo."	164
February 9	Cortland	"Lunar halo."	164
February 11	Utica	"Bright lunar halo."	164
February 12	Bridgewater, Johnstown	"Lunar halo."	164
..."...	Newburgh	"A small circle observed in the evening around the moon, exhibiting distinctly the colors of the rainbow."	164-165
..."...	Oneida Conference	"Lunar halo."	165
February 14	Bridgewater, Oneida Conference	"Lunar halo."	165
March 8	Utica	"Lunar halo."	165
March 18	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
March 20	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
March 25	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
March 26	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
April 3	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
May 8	Kinderhook	"Circle round the moon."	165
June 3	Kinderhook	"A most beautiful halo round the moon."	165
June 23	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
September 4	Bridgewater	"Solar circle."	165
September 5	Bridgewater	"Solar circle."	165
October 14	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	165
October 29	Utica	"Lunar halo."	165
December 3	Oneida Conference	"Lunar halo."	165

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 18	Bridgewater	"Lunar halo."	187
..."...	Kinderhook	"Beautiful." (Lunar halo)	187
March 17	Cortland, Oneida, Conference, Onondaga, Pompey	"Lunar halo."	187
April 4	Kinderhook	"Solar halo in the middle of the day."	187
..."...	Rensselaer Oswego	"Very bright at half past 12." (Solar halo)	187
April 5	Kinderhook, Onondaga	"Solar halo."	187
April 10	Rensselaer Oswego	"Solar halo."	187
April 12	Oneida Conference, Rensselaer Oswego	"Lunar halo."	187
April 15	Oneida Conference, Onondaga	"Lunar halo."	187
April 17	Kinderhook, Onondaga, Pompey, Rensselaer Oswego	"Lunar halo."	187
April 18	Cherry-Valley	"Lunar halo."	187
April 26	Pompey	"Solar halo."	187
May 2	Onondaga	"Solar halo, A. M."	187
May 4	Bridgewater	"Solar halo."	187
May 12	Onondaga	"Solar halo."	187
May 13	Oneida Conference	"Lunar halo."	187
..."...	Onondaga	"Solar halo, A. M. Lunar halo, P. M."	187
May 14	Rensselaer Oswego	"Solar halo."	187
June 13	Onondaga	"Large lunar halo."	187
September 14	Union-Hall	"Lunar halo."	187
October 3	Rensselaer Oswego	"Solar halo, 8 A. M."	187
October 7	North-Salem	"Lunar halo."	187
October 18	Onondaga	"Lunar halo."	187
October 28	North-Salem	"Solar halo."	187
October 30	Cortland, Onondaga	"Solar halo, P. M."	187
November 9	Oneida Conference	"Lunar halo."	187
November 10	Bridgewater, Hartwick, Kinderhook	"Lunar halo, ..."	187
..."...	North-Salem, Onondaga	"... half past 10 P. M." (Lunar halo)	187
December 5	Kinderhook, North-Salem, Onondaga	"Beautiful lunar halo."	187
December 7	Kinderhook	"Beautiful concentric circles round the moon."	187
..."...	Lewiston, Onondaga	"Lunar halo."	187

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 4	Onondaga	"Lunar halo, 6 P. M.; ..."	214
January 7	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
January 13	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
February 23	Erasmus Hall	"Solar halo; ..."	214
March 6	Hamilton	"Lunar halo, ..."	214
March 11	Onondaga	"Solar halo; ..."	214
March 16	Hamilton	"Solar halo; ..."	214
April 4	Erasmus Hall, Kinderhook	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
April 5	Hartwick, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
April 21	Hamilton, Kinderhook	"Solar halo; ..."	214
April 25	Union Hall	"Solar halo; ..."	214
May 1	Hamilton, Onondaga	"Double solar halo; ..."	214
May 7	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
May 8	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
..."...	Onondaga	"Moon distinguished by rays, having the appearance of four cones, of which the moon was the base, and standing at right angles to each other; ..."	214
May 17	Albany	"Solar halo; ..."	214
May 25	Kinderhook	"From 5 to 7 A. M., remarkable parhelia; complete halo; ..."	214
June 4	Mount-Pleasant	"Solar halo."	214
July 10	Utica	"Brilliant solar halo at 6 A. M.; ..."	214
August 15	Cortland	"Solar halo; ..."	214
October 2	Mount Pleasant	"Splendid lunar halo; ..."	214
October 29	Erasmus Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
November 2	Kinderhook	"Very large lunar halo; ..."	214
November 28	Gouverneur	"Beautiful lunar halo, observed at intervals from 7 to 9 P. M.; ..."	214
December 23	Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..."	214
December 28	Gouverneur, Kinderhook, Lowville	"Lunar halo, 6 P. M.; ..."	214

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 20	Kinderhook	"Lunar halo, large; ..."	192
January 23	Cortland	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
January 28	Fredonia	"Lunar halo, bright; ..."	192
January 31	Lowville	"Three vertical lunar columns. At 7 o'clock this evening, my attention was drawn to the appearance of this phenomenon, by expressions of admiration proceeding from a group of students who were the first witnesses of it. When I first saw it, the moon was perhaps one or two degrees above the horizon. The atmosphere was clear, excepting a slight hazy appearance, and but for a very gentle breeze from the north, was perfectly still. A luminous column extended vertically from the horizon, directly through the moon, to the distance of 9 or 10 degrees above it, of uniform brightness and breadth, without that variation of length which is sometimes observed. Near its termination, it seemed to fade away imperceptibly, till quite lost. Thus far (with the exception of its non-variation in length) the appearance was similar to other columns which I have observed, and to the recorded descriptions of others. Two other columns were distinctly visible on either side of the one passing through the moon, equidistant and parallel to it. Their distance was from 8 to 10 degrees from the central one, and in form and length were similar to it, but were less bright, as if either from a second reflection, or as if by reflection from less perfectly specularly reflecting surfaces. They disappeared in about thirty minutes after I first saw them, when I took the apparent altitude of the moon, and found it 9j degrees. Twenty hours after its occurrence snow crystals began to fall, of the usual stellate form, without having their points curved upwards sufficient to produce lateral reflection. Could not a portion of these crystals have been thrown from a horizontal position, (so as to produce lateral reflection,) by aerial currents, while another portion, distant from the former, were unagitated, and thus cause the central column to be uniform in length? If so, would that condition be sufficient to account for the exterior columns? ..."	194
February 19	Cortland	"Solar halo; ..."	192
February 28	Lowville	"Lunar halo, large; snow crystals fell twelve hours after it; ..."	192
March 12	Rochester	"Solar halo; ..."	192
..."...	Lewiston	"About 12o'clock, there were seen about the sun several bright rings, a part of a circle on the east and also on the west, and a very bright one about the sun. Within these, an entire circle about the sun. Thunder in the afternoon; about 4 o'clock some rain; ..."	192
March 22	Erasmus Hall, Union Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
March 24	Kinderhook	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
..."...	Cortland	"Solar halo; ..."	192
March 25	Middlebury, Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
March 26	Gouverneur, Middlebury, Union Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
March 28	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
April 2	Middlebury	"Large circle round the moon at midnight; ..."	192
April 23	Union Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
May 21	Kinderhook	"Lunar halo; ..."	192
May 26	Gouverneur	"Solar halo; ..."	192
June 12	Kinderhook	"Solar halo at noon; ..."	192
July 3	Cortland	"Sun-dog, about 7 P. M. south of sun; ..."	192
September 21	Ithaca, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	193
October 11	Ithaca	"Solar halo, 66° in diameter; ..."	193
October 17	Erasmus Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	193
October 18	Cortland, Cazenovia, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	193
..."...	Albany	"Solar and lunar halo; ..."	193
November 20	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	193
December 7	Onondaga	"Most beautiful partial rainbow about sunset, N. N. East, secondary bow farther west; colours of the latter faint; ..."	193
December 21	Onondaga	"Large lunar halo; ..."	193
December 27	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	193

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 1	Cortland	"Solar halo at sunrise, continued until noon; ..."	208
January 3	Onondaga	"Very beautiful parhelions at sunset, north of the sun; ..."	208
January 12	Cortland, Gaines, Gouverneur, Kinderhook Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..., ...."	209
..."...	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..., (snow 14 hours after), ..."	209
January 17	Gaines	"Solar halo and double parhelion about 9 A. M; ..."	209
..."...	St. Lawrence	"Two parhelia at 2 P. M; ..."	209
January 21	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
January 26	Onondaga	"Solar halo; ..."	209
February 2	Onondaga	"Partial solar halo A. M.; ..."	209
February 13	Gouverneur, Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..., (rain 23 hours after.)."	209
February 16	North-Salem	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
February 17	Cortland, Gaines, Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
..."...	Onondaga	"Splendid lunar halo; ..."	209
February 20	Erasmus Hall	"Solar halo; ..."	209
March 3	Erasmus Hall	"Solar halo; ..."	209
March 12	Cortland, Gouverneur, Kinderhook, Lowville, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
March 14	North-Salem	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
March 16.	Kinderhook, North-Salem	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
April 2	Onondaga	"Solar halo 4 P. M. ..."	209
April 13	Lowville, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
April 15	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
..."...	Union Hall	"Solar halo; ..."	209
April 16	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
..."...	Lowville	"Solar halo at 10 A. M. and at 3 P. M. with parhelion. In the evening, lunar halo. Rain 48 hours after solar; ..."	209
..."...	Onondaga	"Solar and lunar halo; ..."	209
April 17	St. Lawrence	"Solar halo; ..."	209
..."...	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
April 21	Lowville	"Solar halo, with sun-dogs, half past 8 A. M.; ..."	209
April 24	Franklin Malone	"Large lunar halo; ..."	209
May 9	Gouverneur, Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
May 11	Franklin Malone	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
May 12	Lowville	"Solar halo; ..."	209
June 3	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
June 4	Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
June 5	Erasmus Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
June 11	Lowville	"Lunar halo 10 1/2 P. M. rain in the night; ..."	209
June 12	Gaines	"Large solar halo A. M. ..."	209
July 4	Erasmus Hall	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
July 5	Gouverneur	"Solar halo, beautifully colored at 12 M. ..."	209
August 12	Gouverneur	"A bright solar halo, with prismatic colors, from 12 to 1 1/2 P.M. ..."	209
..."...	Onondaga	"Solar halo 9 A. M. ..."	209
August 13	Onondaga	"Solar halo 9 A. M. ..."	209
August 15	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
August 17	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
September 1	Onondaga	"Solar halo; ..."	209
September 4	St. Lawrence	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
September 7	Lowville, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
October 8	Lowville, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
October 9	Lowville	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
October 27	Cortland	"Solar halo, very bright, 2 P. M. ..."	209
November 3	Kinderhook, North-Salem, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
November 5	Erasmus Hall, Kinderhook, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	209
November 6	Cortland	"Lunar halo; ..."	210
..."...	Erasmus Hall	"Solar and lunar halo; ..."	210
..."...	Johnstown, Lowville, North-Salem	"Lunar halo; ..."	210
..."...	Oneida Conference, Onondaga	"Very large lunar halo; ..."	210
November 7	Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	210
November 11	Onondaga	"Splendid lunar halo; ..."	210
December 2	Hamilton	"Lunar halo; ..."	210
..."...	Lowville	"The morning of the 2d was fair and while I was expecting a brilliant sunrise, my attention was for a moment called away; wnen I turned again, what was my surprise to find that (as my first impression declared)the sun had in the interval, passed two or three degrees above the horizon. Such a thought was barely dispelled by a moment's reflection, ere the true sun arose with its expected and, in this climate, peculiar brilliancy. The position of the parhelion was vertically above the sun, at the distance of about four degrees. It was so bright as to dazzle the naked eye. A cone of light extended from above to the distance of an apparent diameter and a half of the sun, resembling most perfectly the converging rays of a lens, reflected by a medium of floating mist. It disappeared soon after the rising of the sun. Snow crystals fell 28 hours after its occurrence; ..."	210
December 4	Kinderhook	"Lular halo; ..."	210
..."...	Lowville, Onondaga	"Large (lunar halo) 6 P. M. ..."	210
December 5	Cortland, Lowville, Onondaga	"Lunar halo; ..."	210
December 11	Lowville	"Parhelion—remarkable for the appearance of three vertical columns, nearly similar to the lunar pillars reported last year. At the rising of the sun, a cone of 10 or 12 degrees in length above, and after its leaving the horizon beneath, the sun appeared with a brightness little inferior to the sun itself, while at the distance of 22 1/2 degrees on either side appeared the lateral columns. These, unlike the central one, were throughout of uniform breadth. In either column, at the same elevation with the sun, was a brilliant parhelion, each with a conical train, like that of the 3rd. The light of these columns was white and it remained unaltered, until the sun had attained an altitude of about five degrees, when the external columns exchanged their whiteness for the beautiful variety of the spectrums. But one more change took place before the elevation of the sun closed the scene. As the sun advanced, those columns became arcs of a circle, assuming more and more the form of a partial halo until the sun attained the altitude of 9 degrees, when the whole exhibition began to fade, and at 9 1/2 degrees alk appearances had ceased. A light snow like frozen mist uncrystallized was falling at the time, but in the every twelve hours afterwards, stellular crystals fell in abundance; ..."	210
December 31	Gaines	"Solar halo, very dense; ..."	210
..."...	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo; ..."	210

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 18	Rochester	"Two very bright mock suns, A. M., ..."	231
January 28	Erasmus Hall	"Lunar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Gouverneur Wesleyan	"Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 4	Erasmus Hall, Springville, Onondaga	"Solar halo. Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 5	Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	231
February 7	Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	231
February 8	Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Governeur, Onondaga	"Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 25	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo, ...;"	231
..."...	Springville	"...; sun dog, 8 A. M."	231
February 26	Gouverneur, Lowville	"Lunar halo, ..."	231
March 2	Erasmus Hall	"Beautiful lunar halo, ..."	231
March 5	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Lowville	"solar halo at sunset; lunar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Springville	"...; sun dog at 6 1/2 A. M. ..."	231
..."...	Onondaga	"2 P. M. parhelion below the sun and about one-half of its elevation, so light as to be painful to look upon; horizontally elongated; soon after disappeared, and another similar one appeared about the same distance above the sun, which continued until 4 P. M.: evening. Lunar halo, ..."	231
March 9	Onondaga	"Parhelion 3 P. M.; 11 P. M. lunar halo, ..."	231
March 10	Lowville	"Parhelion at 8 A. M. ..."	231
March 15	Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Gaines	"...; bright solar halo 9 A. M. ..."	231
..."...	Lowville	"...; three parhelia with a brilliant solar halo at 4 P. M. ..."	231
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo between 4 and 5 P. M. ..."	231
April 6	Onondaga	"Lunar halo, ..."	231
April 10	Onondaga	"Solar halo 10 P. M. ..."	231
April 28	Gaines	"Very bright solar halo, ..."	231
May 5	North Salem	"Solar halo, with prismatic colors from 12 to 1; rain began at 6 P. M. and continued slightly until morning, ..."	231
..."...	Onondaga	"... Beautiful solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Hempstead	"... At noon, a beautiful halo around the sun exhibited the colours of the rainbow ; for some time previous the weather had been very cold for the season, and ice a quarter of an inch in thickness was made on the night of the 3d; rain commenced at half-past 4 P. M. this day, and continued until the evening of the 6th, ..."	231
May 6	Rensselaer Oswego	"Solar halo, ..."	231
May 7	Lowville	"Solar halo at 4 P. M. ..."	231
May 9	Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	North Salem	"...; solar halo, A. M., parhelion at sun down, ..."	231
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Rochester, Albany	"...; solar halo, ..."	231
May 13	Gaines, Albany	"Large mock sun A. M.; large solar halo, ..."	231
May 14	Onondaga	"Solar halo, P. M. ..."	231
May 16	Onondaga	"Partial solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Rochester	"...; solar halo, ..."	231
May 22	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	231
May 26	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	231
June 10	North Salem	"Two parhelia, very bright about 6 A. M. ..."	231
..."...	Onondaga	"... ; solar halo, not very distinct, ..."	231
June 12	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	231
June 16	Rensselaer Oswego	"Solar halo, ..."	231
June 17	Rochester, Albany	"Solar halo, 8 A. M. ..."	231
June 24	Albany	"Lunar rainbow between 8 and 9 P. M. ..."	231
July 4	Albany	"Two suns at 5 1/2 P. M. ..."	232
July 14	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	232
..."...	North Salem	"Two bright parhelia at 8 A. M. clear at noon and very warm; ..."	232
July 23	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	232
August 5	Cortland	"August 5. Solar halo A. M. ..."	232
August 11	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	232
August 26	Onondaga	"Solar halo A. M. ..."	232
September 28	Onondaga	"Solar halo A. M. ..."	232
October 2	Onondaga	"Solar halo P. M. ..."	232
November 21	North Salem	"Lunar halo, ..."	232
November 23	Kinderhook	"Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 22	Lowville	"Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 23	St. Lawrence	"Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 29	North Salem	"A very large and bright lunar halo, ..."	232

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 8	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	273
January 16	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo, ..."	273
..."...	Albany	"...; Solar halo, 10 A. M., ..."	273
January 18	Lewiston, St. Lawrence	"Lunar halo, ..."	273
January 19	Albany	"Lunar halo, ..."	273
January 20	Kinderhook	"Lunar halo, ..."	273
January 24	Cortland	"Solar halo, from 11 A. M. to 2 P. M., ..."	273
..."...	Kinderhook, Albany, Lowville, North Salem, Erasmus Hall	"...; lunar halo, ..."	273
..."...	Gaines	"...; a bright lunar halo at 7 P. M.j solar halo at 3 P. M., ..."	273
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo at sunset; evening, lunar halo, ..."	273-274
..."...	Union Literary Society, Rochester	"...; lunar halo, ..."	274
January 25	Gouverneur	"Lunar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Lewiston	"...; lunar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Albany	"...; solar halo with mock suns; ..."	274
..."...	Rochester	"...; lunar halo, ..."	274
January 27	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
January 28	Rochester	"Lunar halo, 5 A. M., ..."	274
January 29	Gaines	"Lunar halo, at 1 A. M. ..."	274
..."...	Rochester	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
January 30	Union Literary Society	"Solar halo, half past 3 P. M., ..."	274
February 6	Cortland, Onondaga, Rochester	"Solar halo, ..."	274
February 15	Cortland, Kinderhook, Lowville, Onondaga, Rochester	"Lunar halo, ..."	274
February 17	Lowville	"Parhelia at sunset, ..."	274
February 18	Rochester	"Parhelia at sunset, ..."	274
February 20	Erasmus Hall, Rochester	"Lunar halo, ..."	274
February 21	Fredonia, Gaines, Lowville	"Lunar halo, ...;"	274
..."...	Rochester	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
February 23	Albany, Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
February 24	Gaines	"Lunar halo, between 11 and 12 P. M., ..."	274
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Rochester	"...; unar halo, ..."	274
February 25	North Salem	"Lunar halo, very large at 8 P. M., ..."	274
March 3	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
March 4	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
March 14	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
March 16	Cortland, Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
March 17	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
March 18	Kinderhook	"Near sunset, a beautiful exhibition of parhelia or mock suns. The decomposition of the sun's rays, by the thin clouds, was very perfect in the semi-circular arch, ..."	274
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
March 19	North Salem	"Lunar halo, tri-colored, yellow, orange, blue, atmosphere smoky or hazy, ..."	274
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
March 20	Cortland	"Lunar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Gaines	"...; circle round the moon at S P. M., ..."	274
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Albany	"...; lunar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Union Literary Society	"...; solar halo, 10 and 11 A. M., and lunar halo, evening, ..."	274
..."...	Rochester	"...; lunar halo, ..."	274
March 21	Onondaga, Rochester	"Solar halo, ..."	274
March 27	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
April 1	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
April 6	Albany, Cortland, Onondaga, Rochester	"Solar halo, ..."	274
April 10	North Salem	"Two parhelia, just before sundown, ..."	274
April 11	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	274
April 12	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	274
April 16	Lowville, Onondaga	"Lunar halo, ..."	274
April 17	Lowville	"Solar halo, and in the evening lunar halo; rain in ten hours, ..."	274
..."...	Onondaga	"...; solar and lunar halo, ..."	274
..."...	Albany, Union Literary Society, Rochester	"...; solar halo, ..."	274
April 20	Cortland, North Salem	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
April 21	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
April 23	Rochester	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
April 30	Albany, Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
May 6	Union Literary Society	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
May 8	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
May 19	Lewiston, Onondaga	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
May 21	Albany, Onondaga, Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	275
..."...	...; Fairfield	"parhelion, ..."	275
..."...	Gaines	"...; solar halo, bright, between 12 and 1 P. M., ..."	275
..."...	Kinderhook, Plattsburgh	"...; a beautiful halo around the sun for several hours in the middle of the day, ..."	275
May 24	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
May 26	Albany, Onondaga, Rochester	"Solar halo, ..."	275
May 28	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 3	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 5	Rochester	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 8	Albany, Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 11	Gaines	"Parhelion at 7 P. M., ..."	275
June 14	Lowville	"Lunar halo, rain 72 hours after, ..."	275
June 15	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 17	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 22	North Salem	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
June 24	Albany, Rochester	"Solar halo, ..."	275
June 26	Albany, Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
July 1	Gaines	"Parhelion at 6J, P. M., ..."	275
July 10	Erasmus Hall	"Solar halo, ..."	275
July 25	Cortland	"Solar halo, ..."	275
July 28	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
August 6	North Salem	"Parhelion 7 1/2 A. M., ..."	275
August 20	North Salem	"Solar halo from 10 to 12 M., ..."	275
August 24	Gaines	"Solar halo, 2 P. M., ..."	275
..."...	North Salem	"... . Lunar very large. ..."	275
September 4	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
September 16	North Salem	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
September 20	Franklin Malone, Albany	"Lunar halo, very distinct, 8 P. M., ..."	275
October 14	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
October 17	Franklin Malone	"Lunar halo in the evening, ..."	275
November 4	Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
November 5	Albany, Onondaga	"Solar halo, ..."	275
November 15	Erasmus Hall	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
..."...	North Salem	"... . Double lunar halo, ..."	275
November 23	Albany	"Solar halo, ..."	275
December 11	North Salem	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
December 12	North Salem	"Lunar halo, ..."	275
..."...	Lowville	"... . Lunar halo, snow 12 hours after, ..."	275-276
..."...	Albany	"... . Solar and lunar halo, ..."	276
..."...	Rochester	"... . Lunar halo, ..."	276
December 17	Lewiston	"Lunar halo, ..."	276
December 20	Franklin Malone	"A very large distinct lunar halo, seen between 11 and 12 P. M., ..."	276
December 24	Rochester	"Solar halo, P. M., ..."	276

Date	place	quotation	Page
January 1	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
January 7	Erasmus Hall	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
January 10	Hamilton	"..., very brilliant parhelia on each side of the sun about 4 p.m.; ..."	231
..."...	Rochester	"...; two mock suns, evening, ..."	231
January 11	Hamilton	"..., very brilliant parhelion on each side of the sun, ..."	231
January 14	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
January 24	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
January 29	Hamilton	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
January 30	Cortland, Cazenovia	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
January 31	Cortland, Erasmus Hall, Hamilton	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 4	Erasmus Hall, North Salem, Rochester	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 5	Rochester	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 6	Plattsburgh	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
February 12	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
February 13	Cortland	"..., Solar halo, p.m., ..."	231
February 15	Hamilton	"..., Beautiful parhelion at 4 p.m., ..."	231
February 16	Cortland, Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, a.m., ..."	231
..."...	Plattsburgh	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
..."...	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
February 17	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
February 19	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo a little after sunrise, ..."	231
February 24	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
February 26	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
February 28	Hamilton, Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
March 3	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
March 6	Rochester	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
March 9	Hamilton	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
March 10	North Salem	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
March 27	Rochester	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
April 3	Erasmus Hall	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
April 6	Hamilton	"..., Lunar halo, ...	231
..."...	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
April 7	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
April 8	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
April 12	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, mock sun at eve, ..."	231
April 17	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
May 1	North Salem	"..., Solar halo, 11 a.m., Lunar halo, 8 p.m., ..."	231
May 2	Lowville	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	231
May 26	North Salem	"..., Lunar halo, very large 9 p.m., ..."	231
May 27	North Salem	"..., Parhelion, 4 p.m., ..."	231
June 18	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	231
June 20	North Salem	"..., Solar halo, with prismatic colors, 11 a.m., ..."	231
June 23	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, 3 p.m., ..."	232
June 24	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
..."...	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, 10 1/2 a.m., ..."	232
June 27	Auburn	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
..."...	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
July 3	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
July 5	Hamilton	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
July 18	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
July 25	North Salem	"..., Solar halo, 11 A.M.; ..."	232
..."...	Rochester	"..., solar halo, ..."	232
July 27	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, A.M., ..."	232
July 28	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
August 27	North Salem	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
September 4	Cortland	"..., Solar halo, A.M., ..."	232
September 24	North Salem	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
October 15	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
October 21	Rochester	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
October 28	Erasmus Hall	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
..."...	North Salem	"...; Lunar halo, ..."	232
November 17	Hamilton	"..., Solar halo, ..."	232
November 28	Erasmus Hall	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
November 29	North Salem	"..., A large and bright lunar halo at 7 P.M., ..."	232
November 30	Rochester	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 23	Erasmus Hall, Hamilton, North Salem	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 25	Cortland	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 27	Hamilton	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232
December 28	North Salem	"..., Lunar halo, ..."	232

Month	Day	quotation	Page
January	1	"..., Solar halo at 10 A.M. continued an hour or more."	253
January	1	"..., Lunar halo at 7 P.M., large, to 9 P.M."	253
January	7	"..., Lunar halo at 9 P.M., large, to 10 P.M."	253
February	1	"..., Lunar halo at 7 P.M., quite large."	253
February	2	"..., Lunar halo at 7.30 P.M."	253
February	4	"..., Lunar halo at8 P.M., small and some colored to 9 P.M."	253
March	31	"..., Lunar halo at 8 P.M., large and distinct 8 1/2 P.M."	253
April	7	"..., Lunar halo at 10 P.M., large and well defined."	253
July	8	"..., Solar halo at 12 M., highly colored."	253
November	28	"..., Lunar halo at 6 P.M., very large and distinct to 10 P.M."	253
December	4	"..., Lunar halo at 7 P.M., not very large, colored."	253
December	23	"..., Lunar halo at 6.30 P.M., large, not very well defined."	253

Month	Day	quotation "Haloes and Parhelia"	Page
February	5	"..., Lunar,"	260
March	10	"..., Lunar,"	260
May	1	"..., Solar, 11 A.M."	260
May	1	"..., LunarLunar, 8 P.M."	260
May	26	"..., Lunar,"	260
May	27	"..., Parhelion, 4 P.M."	260
June	20	"..., Solar, with prismatic colors, 11 A.M."	260
July	25	"..., Solar, 11 A.M."	260
August	27	"..., Lunar,"	260
September	24	"..., Lunar,"	260
October	28	"..., Lunar,"	260
November	29	"..., Lunar,"	260
December	23	"..., Lunar,"	260
December	28	"..., Lunar,"	260

Year	Month	Day	Quotation	Page
1857	December	04	"Dawn at 11h. 0m.; a well-marked halo and several paraselenæ, 7h. to 10h. P.M., consisting of five false moons, three arcs of halos, and a horizontal belt of light round the heaven and paasing through the moon."(fig.; URI/URN:https://books.google.de/books?id=CS5DAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA119)	119
1858	January	25	"Dawn at 9h. 0m., dusk at 3h. 15m.; a halo round the moon at 7h. P.M."	121
1858	February	09	"Dawn at 7h. 25m., dusk at 4h. 40m.; at 11 A.M. a faint parhelion, ..."	122
1858	February	13	"..., dawn at 7h. 15m.; prismatic halo round the sun; ...; dusk at 5h. 10m.; ..."	122
1858	February	14	"Dawn at 7h. 5m.; ...; 1h. 30m. P.M. an ill-defined halo round the sun about 18° diameter, its extremities at the horizon prismatic; ...; dusk at 5h. 20m."	122
1858	February	15	"Dawn at 7h. 20m.; am imperfect double halo around the sun, diameter about 18° and 36°; dusk at 5h. 20m.; ..."	122
1858	February	16	"Dawn at 6h. 50m.; am imperfect halo slightly prismatic; dusk at 5h. 20m.; ..."	122
1858	February	17	"...; dawn at 6h. 45m.; at noon imperfect prismatic halo, diameter 45°, lunimuos spots at horizon 45° E. and W. of the sun; ...; dusk at 5h. 20m.; halo round the moon, diameter 46°; ..."	122
1858	February	20	"Dawn at 6h. 40m.; ...; 6 P.M. prismatic halo round the moon, diameter 4° 20'." (Corona?)	122
1858	February	22	"Dawn at 6h. 30m.; ...; dusk at 5h. 40m.; at midnight (22d-23d) halo round the moon."	122
1858	February	28	"Dawn at 6h. 0m.; ...; dusk at 6h. 15m.; at midnight (28th-1st) halo round the moon, diameter 43°; altitude of moon 19 2/3°."	122
1858	March	07	"...; from 11 A. M. until 2 P. M. a double prismatic halo (red external) about the sun, diameters 45° and 90° nearly; occasional parhelia or inner halo in same altitude as the sun; a portion of inverted arch above outer halo; sun's altitude 16°." (fig.; URI/URN:https://books.google.de/books?id=CS5DAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA123)	123
1858	March	19	"...; at noon, a faint halo with parhelia; ..."	124
1858	March	26	"9 P. M., halo around the moon, diameter about 44°; altitude moon's centre 28°; ..."	124
1858	March	30	"...; 11 P. M., Paraselena on each side and above the moon, distant about 23°, moon's altitude 11°."	124
1858	May	15	"6 P. M., prismatic halo around sun about 45° diameter, two lateral parhelia, some polarization; also an arch 15° above horizon, apparently of a circle of same diameter as halo, opposite the sun."	127
1858	October	20	"...; 8 P. M. halo round the moon, diameter about 45°."	133
1858	October	22	"8 P. M. Prismatic halo around the moon."	133
1858	November	22	"10 P. M. a halo around the moon."	134
1858	December	18	"6 P. M., a lunar halo, diameter about 45°."	135
1858	December	20	"8 P. M., a lunar halo, diameter 45°."	135
1859	January	14	"10 P. M. a lunar halo, diameter 45°."	136
1859	January	17	"A fox caught; 6 P. M. a lunar halo."	136
1859	January	19	"A hare shot; 10 P. M. a halo round the moon."	137
1859	February	12	"...; halo round the moon."	137
1859	February	13	"Two ptarmigan seen; halo round the moon."	137
1859	March	15	"2 A. M. a lunar halo; two ptarmigan shot."	138
1859	March	30	"A parhelion on each side of the sun; ..."	138
1859	April	21	"A hare seen; prismatic parhelion and part of halo on each side of the sun distant about 22° 30'."	139
1859	May	01	"Prismatic parhelion and part of halo on each side of the sun, distant about 23°."	140
1859	May	05	"Parhelion and part of halo on each side of sun."	140
1859	May	06	"Prismatic parhelion and part of halo on each side of sun distant 22° 20' (observed)."	140

Date	place	quotation	Page
February 15	Washington city	"..., from 6 hours 15 minutes to 8 hours p. M., a perfect lunar halo."	179
February 15	Detroit	"..., 10 A. M., halo round the sun. "	179
February 16	Detroit	"..., 10 A. M., halo round the sun."	179
February 17	Detroit	"..., 8 to 10 p. M., halo round the moon."	179
February 16	Toronto	"..., 8 p. M., imperfect halo round the moon, diameter about 35°."	179
February 17	Fort Gratiot	"..., halo round the moon."	179
February 17	Hudson	"..., evening, halo observed."	179
February 17	Fort Constitution	"..., p. M., parhelion."	179
	summary	"The halos observed on the fifteenth, at Detroit and Washington, were formed in that cloud which is represented on chart 2, which at first was a mere haze, and gradually thickened. February 16, another halo was formed at Detroit and Toronto, in the cloud which followed the storm; and on the seventeenth, a halo wa3 noticed at three places together with a parhelion. If any doubt previously existed as to the cause of this phenomenon, the facts which have already been presented may serve to dissipate it. The argument may be thus stated. A halo of 22° radius would be formed by the refraction of the light of the sun or moon through prisms of ice, having angles of 60° and floating irregularly in the atmosphere. The halo is proved to be formed by refraction. Snow consists chiefly of spiculae having angles of 60°. Flakes of snow were floating in the atmosphere, February 15, over Detroit and Washington. The halos observed were, therefore, formed by light refracted through these prisms."	179

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