i88 Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
No, CLXIX. R. A. i3 h 4 6 m ; Decl. 19 0 19' N. 
fi Bootis ; Struve, 447 ; VI. 95 ; 
Excessively unequal ; the small star does not bear the least 
illumination. 
March 25, 1821. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
S f 
Position = 33 0 30' 5 / 
Position. 
0 t 
31. 0 
H 
30. 0' 
30.10 
Is 
3045 
r 
3 1 - 0. 
28. 0 
) 
) 
28.45 
H 
29. 0 
30.20 
Mean = 29.43 
Position. 
90—63.10) 
63. 05 
64.30) 
64.155 
H 
S 
Mean = 63.44 
May 10, 1821. 
Nine-feet Equatorial. 
Position = 29 0 43 sf 
April 10, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial, 
s f 
4 and 12 magnitudes. 
Position — 26° 1 6' sf 
Distance = 2' 6". 2 03 
Position. 
9° — S 9 Z 5 
59-45 
58.45 
59.20 
May 2, 1823. 
Seven-feet Equatorial. 
sf 
Excessively unequal, and 
excessively difficult. 
Position 30° 41' sf 
Distance. 
Parts 
413- O 1 rr 
382. o 5 H 
406. o S 
Mean ~ 400.33 
Z ~ — 0.73 
399.60 
Mean — 59-19 
