202 Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
Distance. 
Parts. 
23- 3' 
22 . 6 
23. 8 
22. 7 
24. O 
22. 3 
Vs 
II. 82 continued. 
July 11, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
Distance = 6". 885. 
Mean ss 23.12 
Z = — 1.32 
21.80 
Stars 2 hours west of meridian. S. 
Mean result. 
Position 4 0 27' sf ; Distance ; 1823.44. 
In 1783 the Position was i° sf ; H. Catalogue of 1785. 
No. CLXXXIV. R. A. I4 h 36'" ; Decl. 24^0' S. 
30 Bode Turdi Solitarii id. 73 Hydrag Fl. ; III. 97 ; 
Double ; very unequal. Large, red ; small, blue. The small 
star does not bear illumination well. 
Position. 
90—43.21-) 
43- 4 
42.52 J»S 
42.45 
43- 5J 
Mean — 43. 1 
June 19, 1822. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
*/ 
Position == 46° 59' sf 
Distance = 9". 904 
Distance. 
Parts. 
3 2 - 5J 
33- 3 
33- 9 r-S 
32. 4 
32. i_ 
Mean r: 32.84 
Z — — 1.48 
3»-3 6 
These angles were taken by twilight, without artificial illu- 
mination of the wires ; but the distances by the aid of a lamp. 
