136 Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. Souths observations of the apparent 
145 of the 145 continued. 
Position 
0 6 > 
90-13.45- 
13.50 
14.50 
14.25 
13.5° 
1 3 - 1 5 J 
May 4, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
7th and 8th mag. H. 
-H sf 
Position — 7 6° i' sf 
Distance. 
Parts. 
53- 8-) 
5 2 - 3 
52. 0 > 
53 - 5 
52. 7 
53 - 0 J 
Mean s — 1 3.59 
Distance = 1 6".6g8 
Mean zz 52.88 
Z — — 0.01 
52.87 
Mean result. 
Position 75 0 so' sf ; Distance i6".843 ; 1823.33. 
This star was found in looking for the 145th of Sir W. 
Herschel's Catalogue of 145 new double stars, with which 
however the distance agrees but ill, as it is there called 
<s about f of a minute sf but a random guess in the course 
of a sweep is entitled to no great reliance. 
No. CXIIL R. A. io h 10 th ; Deck 20° 45' N. 
7 Leonis ; Struve 360 ; I. 28 ; 
Unequal ; both reddish. 
Position. 
90 — 85.25 H 
® 7 - 5 \ g 
86.35 5 
83.15- 
83-54 
86. o 
83. 7 
80. 8 
81.35 
81.50^ 
80.28 S 
March 27, 1821. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
Sf 
Position = 6° if sf 
Distance 3^.306 
Distance. 
Parts. 
9. oH 
12. o S 
Mean = 10. 5 
Z — — 0.08 
* 0-47 
Mean = — 83.35 
