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: The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal Vol. XLIX April-October 1850 by Various Jameson Robert Editor - Science Periodicals

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do not exceed 1500, or in places 1800 feet in elevation.

Footnote 14: Travels in Arabia, vol. ii., p. 97.

And Dr Lepsius remarks on this mountain, that--

The ascent of this majestic mountain, from its steepness and numerous ravines, is found to be fatiguing. Mr J. Wilkinson describes it as follows:--

Footnote 18: Journal of the Royal Geographical Society, vol. ii. p. 39.

Footnote 21: Ibid., p. 51.

Footnote 22: The readings of the barometer hitherto used required an additive correction of about 0?08 inch. All past results will be reduced to the standard instrument.

Footnote 23: Uncorrected Maximum, 30?820 inches.

Footnote 24: Uncorrected Maximum, 30?752 inches.

HYGROMETER.

Footnote 25: From Mr Glaisher's Hygrometrical Tables, the accuracy of which my own series of observations made in the years 1847 and 1848, for the purpose of testing their correctness, shew in a very striking manner; and I think every meteorologist must feel himself greatly indebted to Mr Glaisher for this valuable compilation, which is also based on observations made under his own superintendence at the National Observatory.

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