120 Mr. Herschel’s and Mr. South’s obsei'vations of the apparent 
No. XCIV. R. A. 8 h 26 m ; Decl. 7 0 1 5' N. 
18 (Bode) Hydrae ; Struve 302 ; III. 49 ; 
Double ; pretty unequal ; large yellowish ; small bluish ; 
A = 6th or 7th magnitudes, B = 8th . A third star is seen 
sp almost in a line with the other two, and distant about 
minutes ; it is of the 9th magnitude. 
Position. 
•10) 
.20 J-H 
• 3 °) 
• 45 ) 
• 5 °>S 
.10) 
07.20 
6645 
67 
65 
Mean ~ 66.47 
Position. 
Mean — 66.46 
Position. 
O ' 
65. O" 
64.32 
65.58 
66.50 
65.32 
66. 4 
March 17, 1821. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
Measures of AB 
nf 
Position = 66°. 47* nf 
Distance^ 11". 177 
Feb. 5, 1822. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
nf 
Position = 66°. 4b' nf 
Distance — 10". 688 
Angle of the distant starr=56 0 .4i' 
sp ( 2 measures.) 
>S 
Mean = 65.39 
Feb. 23, 1823. 
Five feet Equatorial. 
nf 
Position = 65°. 39' nf. S. 
Position = 63°. 19' nf. H. 
H 
Distance 
Parts. 
3 
39 
39 
37 , 
39. o 
39 
aXL!>. 
57 * o) 
! 9 - 5 > 
59. 0} 
l \ 
?• 7 ) 
Mean =r 38.55 
Z = - 3.16 
35-39 
Distance 
Parts. 
35 
3 2 
32 
32 
33 
34 V 
33- 2 y 
34 - 4 ! 
35 - °J 
5 
o 
3 
7~1 
3 I 
1 “ 
Mean = 33.60 
Z 4- 0.24 
33-84 
Positioi 
o » 
63.32- 
63-54 
63-35 
62.54 
62.50. 
Mean == 63. 
