1 34 Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
40 Felis Continued. 
Position. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
O O , 
May 4, 1823. 
90— ‘ 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
87. o 
7 and 7 i magnitudes. 
np 
66. 6 
66. o J 
68 . o~| 
69. 2 
87.40 
87. 
Position = 2°.45' 
Distance = 21". 498 
69. 7 > s 
69. o 
69. 8^ 
Mean = — 87.15 
Mean ^ 68.08 
Z — — 0.01 
68.07 
The observations of April 24 must be rejected, and those 
of May 4 received as a final result ; the former having been 
made Under unfavourable circumstances, and differing too 
much from the latter, against which there is nothing to raise 
an objection, the night having been very fine. 
r 
No, CXI. R. A. 9 h 59 m ; Decl. 12 0 51' N. 
Regulus ; Struve 357 ; VI. 11 ; 
Extremely unequal ; large white ; small bluish. 
Position. 
March 15, 1821. 
np 
Position = 37 0 . 28' np 
o 
52-37 
Mean ± — 52.32 
