i 9 6 Mr. Herschel's and Mr. South’s observations of theapparetit 
Distance. 
(H. C. 384) continued. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
Parts. 
34 - 5 ) 
29. 8 } 
31. of g 
29. 0 s 
32. O L 
32. s * 
Position — 7". 581 S. 
Mean — 29.40 
Distance = 6" 835 H. 
Z — — 0.97 
Mean “ 32.50 
Z = — 0.97 
28.43 
3 1 -5 3 
result. 
Position 83° 24' sp ; Distance 7". 185 ; 
Epoch 1823.42. 
No. CLXXVIII. R. A. 1 15“ ; Decl. i2°3'N. 
(H. C 470 ;) Struve, 458 ; 
Double ; nearly equal ; 7 and magnitudes. 
Position. 
0 0 / 
90—24.55' 
25.36 
23.51 
24.20 
24-30 1 
24.45 J 
May 25, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
> S n P 
Position = 65° 2 o' np 
Distance. 
Parts. 
34- 81 
34 - 2 
34 - 7 ” 
34 - 5 
35- 0 J 
Mean — 34.64 
Z ~ — 0.69 
Mean — 24.40 
Distance = io".722. 
33-95 
Position. 
O O ! 
90 — 23 . 55 ' 
25.I4 
25-43 
24. O 
25-37 
24.10^ 
June 5, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
np 
| 
Position = 63° 14' np 
Distance. 
Parts. 
32. 8' 
32. 2 
30. 0 > 
3 1- 7 f 
33 - 5 1 
32 - 5 J 
Mean ~ 24.46 Distance — C)' .J 6%. Mean = 32.12 
Z — — 1. 21 
30.91 
