408 Mr. Herschel's and Mr. South’s observations of the apparent 
Position. 
No. CCCLXXIII. continued. 
May 7, 1823. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
90 — 32.12" 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
73 - 3 ~) 
30.30 
n p 
71. 0 [ 
33 - 5 
31-37 
>s 6 and 6 £ magnitudes. 
7 »- 5 1 
72. 0 
32.40 
3 I - 3 ^J 
Position = 38° 3' np 
72. 8 
74. 0 
Mean — 31*57 
Distance = 22 /, .8n. 
Mean. 
72 * 5 J 
Mean r: 72.44 
Z — — 0.21 
72.23 
Position 57 0 o' np ; Distance 22". 069 ; Epoch 1822.28. 
No. CCCLXXIV. R. A. i3 h 34“ ; Decl. 4 0 27' N. 
0, 84 Virginis ; II. 44 ; Struve, 444 ; 
Exceedingly unequal ; large, white ; small, decidedly blue. 
Position. 
May 3, 1821. 
0 / 
42.10 ) 
Five-feet Equatorial. 
4 °-SS 5 
*P 
3 8 *55 1 H 
38*35) 
Position = 40° 9 sp 
Mean — 40. 9 
Distance — $'.913. 
Distance. 
Parts. 
Mean =: 12. 5+H 
2 “ — o.i 1 
12.39 
Other measures, 
1782.12; Position 29 0 f sp ; Interval 25 D H. Cat. 1785. 
1802.31 ; 30 10 sp ; MS. 
1821.33 ; 35 54 sp ; Struve, Dorp. Obs. iii. 3 meas. 
