350 Mr. Herschel's and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
H. C. 16 continued. 
August 7. 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
August 20. August 20, 1823. 
Seven- feet Equatorial. Five*feet Equatorial. 
Mean 
Z = 
1 14. ol 
116. 2 I 
120. 2 > 
118. o 
118. o 
1 17.28 
1.76 
115-52 
Distance. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
Parts. 
154. 0^ 
"3- 81 
* 54 - 7 
1 1 6. 7 
154. 6 
5 -S 116. 0 
I 53 - 8 
U3- 9 
1 
152. 8J 
" 3 - 4 ^ 
Mean =r. 153.98 
Mean — x 14.76 
Zj ZZZ — 
Z — — 0.17 
I 5 , -54 
1x4.59 
Distance — 36 "483. Distance 36".437. Distance = 36" 190. 
Position. 
90—58.20 ) 
59-45 S' 
Mean — 59, 2 
July 31, 1823. 
Measures of AK. 
Seven-feet Equatorial. 
np 
Position — 30° 58' np 
Distance = 10". 793+. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
46. 0+ 
46. 4 ± 
Mean rr 46.20 
Z = — 1.31 
44 - 89 + 
The night too hazy for accurate measures of this delicate 
star. 
Mean. 
Position of AB 6 i° 48' nf ; Distance 36^.523 ; Epoch 1823.58. 
AK 30 58 np ; 10 - 798 - 
