VI.—On Recent Tornadoes in Bengal with Special Reference to the Tornado at Dacca on April 7th, 1888. In two Parts. Part I. A Description of the Meteorological Conditions in Bengal which Accompanied the Formation of the Dacca Tornado.—By Alex. Pedler, Offg. Meteorological Reporter to the Government of Bengal. Part II. A Full Description of the Actual Phenomena of the Dacca Tornado.—By A. Crombie, M. D., Civil Surgeon of Dacca

Title	VI.—On Recent Tornadoes in Bengal with Special Reference to the Tornado at Dacca on April 7th, 1888. In two Parts. Part I. A Description of the Meteorological Conditions in Bengal which Accompanied the Formation of the Dacca Tornado.—By Alex. Pedler, Offg. Meteorological Reporter to the Government of Bengal. Part II. A Full Description of the Actual Phenomena of the Dacca Tornado.—By A. Crombie, M. D., Civil Surgeon of Dacca
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