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Appendix 2 List of HS1 Section 1 digital reports The OrganisatiOn and cOmpOnent parts Of the HS1 analysis and Leda COttages, AshfOrd, Kent, CTRL integrated site report repOrting structure have been described in Chapter 1. Presented series , in ADS 2006 here is a full list Of the HS1 SectiOn 1 digital repOrts that have Diez, V, 2006b The ROman settlement at BOwer ROad, Smeeth, been depOsited with the ArchaeOlOgy Data Service (ADS). The Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 ADS uses the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) System fOr Diez, V, 2006c The late prehistOric and ROman landscape at uniquely identifying its digital cOntent, which are persistent Snarkhurst WOOd, MaidstOne, Kent, CTRL integrated site identifiers used tO cOnsistently and accurately reference digital report series , in ADS 2006 Objects and/Or cOntent. The HS1 (fOrmerly knOwn as CTRL) GOllOp, A, 2006 The late IrOn Age and medieval landscape tO archive has the fOllOwing DOI: the nOrth Of Westenhanger Castle, StanfOrd, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 ADS 2006 COllectiOn: 335 dOi:10.5284/1000230 Hayden, C, 2006a The prehistOric landscape at White HOrse http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalOgue/prOjArch/ctrl StOne, AylesfOrd, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 Hayden, C, 2006b The prehistOric landscape at EyhOrne Part 1: Printed interim publications Street, HOllingbOurne, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 Glass, H, 2000 The Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Current Helm, R, 2006 Medieval irOnwOrking evidence frOm Archaeology 168, 189-220 (interim summary On cOnclusiOn Mersham, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS Of main fieldwOrk phase) 2006 Glass, H, 1999 ArchaeOlOgy Of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Hill, J, 2006 The medieval manOr at ParsOnage Farm, ArchaeOlOgia Cantiana 119, 189-220 (interim summary On Westwell, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS cOnclusiOn Of main fieldwOrk phase) 2006 HS1, 2003 Tracks and Traces: The Archaeology of the Lawrence, S, 2006 The IrOn Age settlement and ROman villa at Channel Tunnel Rail Link , OxfOrd Wessex ArchaeOlOgy. Thurnham, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ISBN 13-9780954597009, ISBN 10-0954597001 ADS 2006 HS1, 2011 Tracks and Traces: The Archaeology of High Speed Mackinder, T, 2006 IrOn Age settlement and an AnglO-SaxOn 1. Published by IC Art and Design fOr HS1 Limited. cemetery at CuxtOn, Kent, CTRL integrated site report LOndOn. ISBN: 978-0-9556497-1-4 (pOpular bOOklet) series , in ADS 2006 Printed vOlumes fOr HS1 SectiOn 2 fOrm an entirely separate Riddler, I, and Trevarthen, M, 2006 The prehistOric, ROman set Of publicatiOns, included in the bibliOgraphy. and AnglO-SaxOn funerary landscape at SaltwOOd Tunnel, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 Ritchie, K, 2006 The prehistOric settlement at Little StOck CTRL integrated site report series Part 2: Integrated site report series Farm, Mersham, Kent, , in ADS 2006 Trevarthen, M, 2006 The late MesOlithic and early NeOlithic Phase 2 digital archive landscape at Sandway ROad, Lenham, Kent, CTRL Askew, P, 2006 The PrehistOric, ROman and Medieval integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 landscape at NOrthumberland BOttOm, Gravesend, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 Biddulph, E, 2006 The ROman cemetery at Pepper Hill, Part 3: Scheme wide specialist report series SOuthfleet, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS 2006 Phase 2 digital archive Brady, K, 2006a The prehistOric landscape at Tutt Hill, Allen, M, 2006, Dating prehistOric tO early medieval activity in Westwell, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , in ADS Kent; a review Of the radiOcarbOn dating, CTRL scheme- 2006 wide specialist report series , in ADS 2006 Brady, K, 2006b The prehistOric and ROman landscape at Barclay, A, BOOth, P, Edwards, E, Mepham, L, and MOrris, E BeechbrOOk WOOd, Westwell, Kent, CTRL integrated site L, 2006, Ceramics frOm SectiOn 1 Of the Channel Tunnel report series , in ADS 2006 Rail Link, Kent, CTRL schemewide specialist report series , Bull, R, 2006a The prehistOric landscape at Whitehill ROad, in ADS 2006 LOngfield and New Barn, Kent, CTRL integrated site report GiOrgi, J and StaffOrd, E (eds) 2006 PalaeOenvirOnmental evi - series , in ADS 2006 dence frOm SectiOn 1 Of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Kent, Bull, R, 2006b The prehistOric, ROman and medieval CTRL scheme-wide specialist report series , in ADS 2006 landscape at TOllgate, CObham, Kent, CTRL integrated site Harding, P (ed) 2006 PrehistOric wOrked flint frOm SectiOn 1 report series , in ADS 2006 Of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Kent, CTRL scheme-wide Davis, S, 2006 The prehistOric landscape at CObham GOlf specialist report series , in ADS 2006 COurse, CObham, Kent, CTRL integrated site report series , Mckinley, J, I (ed) 2006 Human Remains frOm SectiOn 1 Of the in ADS 2006 Channel Tunnel Rail Link, Kent, CTRL Scheme-wide Diez, V, 2006a The late IrOn Age and ROman settlement at specialist report series , in ADS 2006 508 On Track: The Archaeology of High Speed 1 Section 1 in Kent Part 4: Specialist research report series ZOne 2 SOuth Of StatiOn ROad and Springhead Temple, SOuthfleet, Kent, CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS Phase 2 digital archive 2006 Every, R, 2006c The Late IrOn Age and ROman pOttery frOm Ceramics reports NOrthumberland BOttOm, SOuthfleet, Kent (ARC WNB 98), Betts, I M, 2006 Thurnham ROman Villa: Ceramic Building CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 Material and StOne, CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS Every, R, 2006d The Late IrOn Age and ROman pOttery frOm 2006 NOrth Of SaltwOOd Tunnel, SaltwOOd, Kent (ARC SLT 98), Betts, I M, and Smith, T P, 2006 ParsOnage Farm: Ceramic CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 Building Material, CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS Harris, A, BlinkhOrn, P, EvisOn, V I, and Riddler I D, 2006 2006 Early AnglO-SaxOn Vessels and COntainers frOm SaltwOOd Biddulph, E, 2006 The ROman POttery frOm Pepper Hill, Tunnel, CTRL specialist report series , in ADS 2006 NOrthfleet, Kent (ARC PHL97, ARC NBR98), CTRL JOnes, G P, 2006a The late prehistOric pOttery frOm TOllgate, Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 CObham, Kent (ARC TLG 98), CTRL Specialist Report BlinkhOrn, P, 2006 The AnglO-SaxOn POttery frOm CuxtOn Series , in ADS 2006 AnglO-SaxOn Cemetery, CuxtOn, Kent (ARC CXT 98), JOnes, G P, 2006b ARC SNK 99 SOuth Of Snarkhurst WOOd Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 later prehistOric pOttery, CTRL Specialist Report Series , in BrOwn, L, 2006a The Late IrOn Age and ROman pOttery frOm ADS 2006 TOllgate, CObham, Kent (ARC TLG 98), CTRL Specialist JOnes, G P, 2006c The later prehistOric pOttery frOm EyhOrne Report Series , in ADS 2006 Street, HOllingbOurne, Kent (420 68+100-68+500 99), BrOwn, L, 2006b The Late IrOn Age and ROman pOttery frOm CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 BOwer ROad, Smeeth, Kent (ARC 440/99), CTRL Specialist JOnes, G P, 2006d ARC HOL 98/99 HOlm Hill later Report Series , in ADS 2006 prehistOric pOttery, CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS Bryan, E, 2006 The later prehistOric pOttery frOm Little StOck 2006 Farm, Mersham, Kent (ARC LSF99), CTRL Specialist JOnes, G P, 2006e The later prehistOric pOttery frOm Sandway Report Series , in ADS 2006 ROad, Lenham, Kent (ARC SWR98), CTRL Specialist Bryan, E and MOrris, E L, 2006 The later prehistOric pOttery Report Series , in ADS 2006 frOm NOrthumberland BOttOm, SOuthfleet, Kent (ARC330 JOnes, G P, 2006f The later prehistOric pOttery frOm Hurst 98, ARCWNB 98, ARCHRD98 ZOne 3), CTRL Specialist WOOd, Charing, Kent (430 79+200-79+500 98), CTRL Report Series , in ADS 2006 Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 Edwards, E, 2006a The early prehistOric pOttery frOm JOnes, G P, 2006g The later prehistOric pOttery frOm Chapel NOrthumberland BOttOm, SOuthfleet, Kent, CTRL Specialist Mill, Lenham, Kent (ARC CML99), CTRL Specialist Report Series, in ADS 2006 Report Series , in ADS 2006 Edwards, E, 2006b The early prehistOric pOttery frOm JOnes, G P, 2006h The later prehistOric pOttery frOm East Of CObham GOlf COurse, CObham, Kent (ARC CGC 98), Newlands, Charing, Kent (ARC 430 99/80+000), CTRL CTRL Specialist Report Series, in ADS 2006 Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 Edwards, E, 2006c The early pehistOric pOttery frOm White JOnes, G P, 2006i The later prehistOric pOttery frOm West Of HOrse StOne, AylesfOrd; BOxley, Kent (WHS98), CTRL Blind Lane, SevingtOn, Kent (ARC BLN 98), CTRL Specialist Report Series, in ADS 2006 Specialist Report Series , in ADS 2006 Edwards, E, 2006d The early prehistOric pOttery frOm JOnes, G P, 2006j The later prehistOric pOttery frOm Mersham, EyhOrne Street, HOllingbOurne, Kent (ARC 420 68+100- Kent (MSH 98), CTRL Specialist Report Series , in ADS 68+500 99), CTRL Specialist Report Series, in ADS 2006 2006 Edwards, E, 2006e The early prehistOric pOttery frOm JOnes, G P, 2006k The later prehistOric pOttery frOm Church Sandway ROad, Lenham, Kent (ARC SWR99), CTRL Lane, Smeeth, Kent (ARC CHL98), CTRL Specialist Report Specialist Report Series, in ADS 2006 Series , in ADS 2006 Edwards, E, 2006f The early prehistOric pOttery frOm Tutt JOnes, G P, 2006l The later prehistOric pOttery frOm SaltwOOd Hill, Westwell, Kent (ARC 430 83+800-84+900 99), CTRL Tunnel, SaltwOOd, Kent (ARC SLT 98, ARC SLT 98C, ARC Specialist Report Series, in ADS 2006 SLT 99, ARC SFB 99, ARC SFB 01), CTRL Specialist Edwards, E, 2006g The early prehistOric pOttery frOm Report Series , in ADS 2006 BeechbrOOk WOOd, HOthfield, Kent, CTRL Specialist JOnes,
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    THE WATERSPOUT ON THE CHEVIOTS—BROKEN PEAT-BED. BRITISH RAINFALL, 1893. LONDON: C SHIELD, PRINTER, 4, LEETE STREET, CHELSEA ; & LANCELOT PLACE, BIlOMVTON. 1894. BRITISH RAINFALL, 1893. THE DISTRIBUTION OF UAIN OVEE THE BRITISH ISLES, DURING THE YE1R 1893, AS OBSERVED AT NEARLY 3000 STATIONS IN GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND, WITH ARTICLES UPON VARIOUS BRANCHES OF RAINFALL WORK. COMPILED BY G. J. SYMONS, F.R.S., CHEVALIER DE LA LTSGION D'HONNEUR, Secretary Royal Meteorological Society; Membredu Conseil Societe Meteorologique de France. Member Scottish Meteorological Society ; Korrespondirendes Mitglied der Deutschen Meteorologischen Gesellschaft; Registrar of Sanitary Institute ; Fellow Royal Colonial Institute ; Membre correspondant etranger Soc. Royale de Medecine Publique de JleJgique, Socio correspondiente Sociedad Cientifica Antonio Alzate, Mexico, $c. AND H. SOWERBY WALLIS, F.R.MetSoc. LONDON: EDWARD STANFORD, COCKSPUR STREET, S.W 1894. CONTENTS. PAGE PREFACE ... ... ... .. ... ... ... .. ... ... ... .. ... ... 7 REPORT—PUBLICATIONS—OLD OBSERVATIONS—FIXANCE ... ... ... .. 8 THE WATERSPOUT (OR CLOUD BURST) ON THE CHEVIOTS ... ... ... ... 14 HEAVY FALLS OF RAIN AT CAMDEN SQUARE, 1858—1894 ... ... ... ... 18 EXPERIMENTS ox EVAPORATION AT SOUTHAMPTON WATER WORKS AND AT CAMDEN SQUARE ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... 23 COMPARISON OF GERMAN AND ENGLISH RAIN GAUGES AND OF MR. SIDEBOTTOM'S Sxo\v GAUGE ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 27 RAINFALL AT THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY, GREENWICH ... ... ... ... 30 THE STAFF OF OBSERVERS... ... ..