Mr . Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
V. 134; Struve, 514 continued. 
Position. J une ^ 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
and 7 magnitudes. 
np 
Position = 65° 2 1' np 
Distance = ,$".505 
O O / 
90—24.50 
24.30 
24-55 
25. 8 
24.31, 
> H 
Mean — 24-39 
Mean zz 148.88 
Z = - 1.63 
547-25 
June 29, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial, 
Distance = 47^.458. 
Mean 
Z - - 
1 S 1 -33 
1.06 
150.27 
Mean . 
Position 64° 58' np ; Distance 47". 120 ; 1823.42. 
Sir W. Hersghel gives no angle of this star. The dis- 
tance in 1783 was 45" 79. 
No. CCXXVI 
R. A. i6 h io m ; Dech 19 0 40' S, 
IV. 124 ; Struve, 515 ; 
Nearly equal ; 8 and magnitudes. 
Position, 
o , 
71.251 
70-55 
70. o 
71.15 
72.30 
71.25 [ 
70. o 
68.30 
69.30 j 
70- sJ 
June 4, 1823. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
nf 
Position 70° 34' nf 
Distance = 14". 162. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
42. 
45- 
48. 
i 
46. 3 ys 
49. o 
4 
8 
46. 
47- 
Mean = 46.47 
Z = — 1.63 
Mean ~ 70.34 
44.84 
