280 Mr. Herschei/s and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
v Draconis continued. 
Other measures are, 
1781.83. Position 44 0 19' np; Distance 54". 80; H. Catal. of 1782. 
1' i".4i ; Piazzi, according to M. Struve. 
1' o".45 ; Struve, Dorp. Obs. i. Catalogus 
1. No. 152. 
1' 4". 559; Struve, (from A decl. = 43". 03) 
Zach, viii. 525. 
1800. 
1815. 
1819.60. 
3821.78. 
44 iz np ; 
40 48 np ; 
41 9 sf; 
41 48 np; 
No. CCLI. R. A. i7 h 30“ ; Decl. 2° 8' N. 
(254 Bode Ophiuchi) ; Struve, 550 ; H. C. 541. 
Double; pretty unequal ; 6 and magnitudes. 
Mean 
Position. June IO, 1823. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
-31. on 
Five- feet Equatorial. 
354- 31 
31 - 3 ° 
np 
356 - 2 I 
30.40 
30.50 
>s Position = 39°.o # np 
354- 7 l 
353- 7 f 
30.45 
3'-'5j 
Distance = i , - 5 i /, - 543 - 
35 6 - 5 
354- oj 
- 3 1 - 0 
Mean 354.90 
Z — — 1. 72 
353- 18 
June 12, 3823. 
Seven-feet Equatorial. 
Triple ; A = 5th magnitude ; B = 6th ; C = 12th magnitude. 
Position. 
O O I 
9 °~ 3 2 -35 
31 - 5 ° 
32.45 )>H 
33 - 3 ° 
32.32 
Mean — 32.34 
Measures of A. B. 
np 
Position = 37 0 26' np 
Distance = i'.5o".8i8. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
462. s'] 
463. 2 ] 
461. 1 )-H 
460. 5 j 
457 - 6J 
Mean =: 460.98 
Z, — — 0.09 
460.89 
