1 7© Mr. Herschel's and Mr. South's observations of the apparent 
24 Com £e Berenices continued. 
April 10, 1823. 
Large, white ; small, a beautiful blue or green. 
Position. Five-feet Equatorial. 
Up 
6 and 7 magnitudes. 
o o 
90—88. 5" 
87*37 
89-15 f*S 
87.20 
87.52 
87.10 
87.20 
87. 5 
87 - 3 
88.3c 
Position =2°.i 6' np 
Distance == 0,0". 521. 
Distance 
Parts. 
% i{ 
65. o >S 
67. 5 
66 . 7 _ 
6 3- Si 
66. 2 
68. o 
66. o 
67. 1 
Mean ™ — 87.44 
Mean — 65.71 
Z = — 0.73 
64.98 
Mean result. 
Position 2 0 7' ;z/> ; Distance 20". 647 ; Epoch 1822.24. 
1782.30 ; Position 3 0 28' ; Distance 20". 60 ; H. Catal. of 
1782. The distance i8 // .24 ,,/ 5 given in the Catalogue, is a 
mean of 2o".6o, and i 6".20 ; the latter however should be 
rejected, the measure being marked as imperfect. 
1820.56 ; Position 3 0 24' np ; Struve, Dorp. Obs. iii. 5 meas. 
No. CXLIX. R. A. i2 h 32™ ; Deck 12 0 1' S. 
58 Bode Corvi ; (38 of the 145); 
Double ; 7th and 7^ magnitudes. 
> H 
Position. 
o f> 1 
90 — 58.53“ 
61.32 
59.50 
60.25 
59* J S j 
60.30 
61. 5 
61.30 i>S 
61.25 I 
61.15J 
Mean — 60 34 
April 22, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
s f 
Position == 2 9 0 2 6' sf 
Distance = 6".88i. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
Mean ~ 
Z — — 
21.79 
