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The Magnetic Storms of 1882, April

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THE Astronomer Royal having received from Mr. Charles Carpmael, superintendent of the Meteorological Office at Toronto, Canada, copies of the Toronto records of the double magnetic storm of April last, has had them compared generally with the Greenwich records. Some results of this comparison I am desired by him to communicate to you for insertion, if you think proper, in the columns of NATURE.

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ELLIS, W. The Magnetic Storms of 1882, April. Nature 26, 175 (1882). https://doi.org/10.1038/026175b0

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