ZENITH  OBSERVATIONS  AT  WANSTED.
1727.  Oct.  27.
Rev.  1
Rev.
Rev.  /
Manè.  27th  Lyncis  8  6,1  (8)  /  from  cross,  steady  11.16,6
3  10,5  north
724,8  (6)  cloudy
3  17,4  north
1,4  ap.  35th  —
11  8,2
733,0  [8
10  20,3
2  21,3  north
Urs.  Maj.
7  6,4  18)
3  24,0  north
10  30,4
f—
6  —
716,8  [81  ent.  7  12,7
732,4
0  15,6  north
8  25,5
732,5  [81
0  27,0  north
36th  911,6 -

12  12,5  [3)  faint  No -
  ap.
3  0,9  south
11  7,6
11  22,5
29  19,1  [8)  very  good
0  30,7
12  2,9  [8
11  6,2
127,5
12  33,5  (8
11  6,0
3  7,5
11  14,0
14  21,5  (7)
15  6,2  181
11  14,1
326,1
422,0
10  13,7
15  1,7  (9)
I  went  to  Oxford.
16  12,1  (8)  steady  B.  &  A.  12  23,2
3  22,9
Nov.  12.  )  Cass.
14  6,3  [8)  steady
13  2,3
1  4,0
1,4  ap.  a6 -
  —
7  3,1  (8)  flutt.  13 -
  12,5
6  9,4
3  33,6
14  3,7
10  4,1  (8
5  Andr.
0  3,2  north
14  0,3
13  31,1  [81
o  Pers.
13  20,2
13.  «  Urs.  Maj.  17  1,0[10)
314,8
18  1,2  (81
14  3,9
331,3
N.  B.  I  this  day  perceived  that  this  is  a  double  star;  that  which  I  observe
having  a  smaller  contiguous  to  it,  being  about  8“  or  10“  from  it,  north  of  it,
but  rather  following.  The  smallest  must,  I  suppose,  be  of  the  4th  or  5th
magnitude,  otherwise  I  should  not  have  seen  it,  it  being  near  /  after  nine
when  they  passed.
12  28,3
4  26,5
»  Urs.  M.  17  20,8  [81
313,0
15  9,9  (71
11  30,9
16  4,8  [8
12  6,8
3  32,0
4  27,5
12  22,3
17  15,8  (8)
4  18,6
13  3,0
8  18,4  [8)
6  Drac.
13  4,0
2  13,5
15  17,5  (8
)  —
15  2,3
117,8
16  20,1  (8)  steady
Ceph.
Inch  ap.
16  0,8
1  6,2
17  7,0  (81
3  Lacert.
10  1,0
r  Cass.
0  20,3
9  14,7  (8)
9  8,0  (8
10  31,8
1  23,8
2  —
321,6
15  5,3  (8)
11  17,7
&—
11  12,3
1  3,5
12  15,8  (81
B.  &  A.  5  2,2
110,9
2u—
6  13,1  [81