is8 Mr. Herschel’s^wJ Mr. South's observations of the apparent 
194 Bode Cancri continued. 
Position. 
April 9, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
sp 
7 and 7A magnitudes. 
Position = 6 7 0 . 1 2 1 sp 
Distance = 7". 852 
Distance 
Parts. 
H 
S 
Mean “67.12 
Measures very satisfactory. 
Mean result. 
Mean = 25.35 
Z — — 0.49 
24.86 
Position 68° 37 9 sp. Distance 7". 640 ; 1823.19. 
Sir Wo Herschel’s measures are, 
Position 65° 12' sp. Distance 8' / .83; 1783.13. 
M. Struve’s Position (1820.95) is 70° 30' sp, by 2 measures. 
Dorpat. Obs. iii. 134. 
The angle therefore is not materially altered ; but a dimi- 
nution of 1.19 in so small a distance, is too much to be attri- 
buted to error of observation alone. 
No. CIII. R. A. 8 h 59 111 ; DecJ. 62° 24/ N. 
(H. C. 383 or 53 Bode Ursae Major ;) ( 79 of the 145 ;) 
Double; rather unequal ; 6 and 6 f magnitudes. 
Position, 
Mean “ 64.27 
Feb. 10, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
nf 
Position = 64°. 27* nj 
Distance = 25/T&7 
Mean — 83.06 
Z = — 1.79 
81.27 
