gS Mr. Herschel’s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
No. LXXVI. R. A. 6 h 44” ; Decl. 13 0 24' N. 
38 Geminorum ; Struve 250 ; III. 47 5 
Extremely unequal ; large white ; small bluish ; 
Position. March 19, 1821. 
> 87. 7) s f 
86.53 SH Position = 86°.47 'sf 
Distance = 6 f '.6g8 
Distance. 
Parts. 
z 5- , 
22. 8 *> H 
25. 
Lb • 
• °) 
■ 8 : 
• 3 ) 
Mean = 86.47 
Mean = 24.37 
Z — — 3.16 
Mean 
Position. 
Feb. 3, 1822. 
O O 8 
90—4-5°) 
™ [h 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
sf 
6.58 j 
6. of s 
545 ( 
S-'7J 
Position = 83°. 45' sf 
Distance = 5".523. 
— "”6.15 
21.21 
Distance. 
Parts. 
Mean — 18.67 
Z = — 1.19 
K/.48 
The measures of this star would be attended with excessive 
difficulty, except in such a night as the present ; it is one of 
rare occurrence. Moon nearly full. Small star appears a 
beautiful point ; large one quite free from bur or flare. 
’Position. 
April 2, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
sf 
Position = 85°. 5j' sf 
Distance = 5". 53 6 
Mean = — 4. 3 
Distance. 
Parts. 
21. o' 
20. o 
19. o 
20. 8 
20. 
Mean = 20.16 
Z = — 2.63 
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