146 Mr. Herschel’s and Mr. South's observations of the apparent 
No. CXXII. R. A. n h 9 m ; Decl. 32 0 33' N. 
£ Urs£0 Majoris ; Struve 381 ; I. 2 ; 
Double ; very nearly equal ; 6th and 6£ magnitudes ; 
positively South preceding, S. and H. 
Position. Feb. 12 , 1823. 
g. Five-feet Equatorial. 
sp 
Power 133. 
9-45 
Power 133. 
Position = io°.37 sp 
Distance = 2". 719 
Power 303. 
Power 303. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
10. 
10. 
10. 
9 - 
9 - 
10. 
9 - 
11. 
9 - 
10. 
1 
5 
5 1 
3 J 
oq 
5 
o 
8 
7 . 
hS 
Mean r= 10.04 
Z— — 1.33 
8.61 
12 . 
Power 133, 
Mean — 10.37 
Position. 
o > 
11. 4' 
10.42 
10.54 
11.30 
1 1.20 
12. o_ 
11.50'' 
u-3S 
12.10 
11. 3 6 
12. 5 
10.50 
22. o_ 
Mean = 11.30 
H 
VS 
April 10, 1823. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
6 and 6 % magnitudes. 
9 - 91 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
10. 2 
8. 9^ 
decidedly sp 
9- 0 j 
9 - 5 J 
10. 0" 
9 - 3 
10. 3 > 
Position = 11°. 30' sp 
10. 8 
11. 2 _ 
Distance = 2 '.899 
H 
Mean : 
Z = 
9.91 
0-73 
9.18 
