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A GENERAL CATALOGUE
OF
NEBULA AND CLTJSTEES OF STARS,
ARRANGED IN ORDER OF RIGHT ASCENSION AND REDUCED
TO THE COMMON EPOCH 1860-0
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(WITH PRECESSIONS COMPUTED FOR THE EPOCH 1880-0).
BY
SIR JOHN F. W. HERSCHEL, BART., K.H., F.R.S.,
M.A., D.C.L., F.R.S.E., 'nON. M.R.I.A., F.B.A.S., F.G.S., M.C.U.P.S..
Member oftlic Institute of France,
and
( 'orrespondent or Honorary Member of the Imperial, Royal, and National Academies of Sciences of Amsterdam.
Berlin. Breslau, Brussels, Copenhagen, Gottingen. Haarlem, Massachusetts (U.S.), Modena, Moscow,
Naples. Pesth, Petersburg, Stockholm, Turin, Vienna, and Washington (U.S.) ;
The Italian and Helvetic Societies ;
The Academies, Institutes. &c. of Albany (U.S.), Bologna, Catania, Dijon. Lausanne,
Nantes, Padua. Palermo, Rome, Venice, Utrecht, and Wilna ;
The Philomathic Society of Paris; the Asiatic Society of Bengal; South African Lit. and Phil. Society; Literarv and
Historical Society of Quebec ; Historical Society of New York ; Batavian Society of Experimental
Philosophy of Rotterdam ; Royal Med.-Chir. Soc., Instit. of Civil Engineers,
and Soc. of Arts, Manufactures, and Commerce, London ;
Leeds and Manchester Literary and Philosophical Societies ; Geographical Society of Berlin ;
Astronomical and Meteorological Society of British Guiana ; &c. <tc. &c.
From the PHILOSOPHICAL TP.ANSACTIONS.— PART I. 1804.
(irinVERSITY)
LONDON:
PRINTED BY TAYLOR AND FRANCIS, RED LION COURT, FLEET STREET.
1864.
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PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS.
I. Catalogue of Nebulae and Clusters of Stars.
By Sir JOHN FREDERICK WILLIAM HERSCHEL, Sort., F.R.S.
Received October 16,— Read November 19, 1863.
Introduction.
THE study of the Nebulae has, within the last quarter of a century, attracted much more
of the attention of observers than heretofore — as well on account of the singularity of
the phenomena presented by many of these objects, as in consequence of the increased
optical power of the telescopes which the skill and industry of modern inventors and artists
have placed within their reach. The brighter nebulae cannot be viewed to any advantage,
and the fainter cannot be seen at all, except by the aid of telescopes of large aperture ;
and, thanks to the exertions of Lord ROSSE, Mr. LASSELL, Messrs. NASMYTH and DE LA
RUE in England, and Messrs. STEINHEIL, FOUCAULT, and PORRO in Germany and France,
as regards reflecting telescopes, and to those of FRAUNHOFER, MEHZ, CAUCHOIX, CLARKE,
COOK, SECRETAN, Ross, and DALLMEYER as regards refractors ; instruments of abundantly
sufficient optical capacity not only to repeat and verify the earlier observations, but to
disclose new and more interesting features in many cases, have now come into the hands
of many observers, both professional astronomers and amateurs, and may be had by any
one who is willing to incur a cost which may be considered moderate when it is remembered
that instruments of similar dimensions and goodness could not be obtained fifty years
ago at any price. In consequence we find a continually increasing attention directed to
this department of astronomy. Not to insist on the observations of the Earl of ROSSE
and Mr. LASSELL with their transcendent reflectors, we find a systematic examination and
review of them undertaken by M. D' ARREST in the year 1855, by the aid of a refractor
of 6-feet focal length and 4£ inches aperture in the Leipzig Observatory, whose results,
consisting in the carefully determined places, by repeated observations, of about 230
nebulae, were published in 1856, in a work entitled " Resultate aus Beobachtungen der
Nebelflecken und Sternhaufen" (Erste Reihe, Leipzig). This review has since been
carried on by the same excellent astronomer, with the great refractor by MERZ of
11 inches in aperture and 1 6-feet focus, erected in the year 1861 at the Royal Observa-
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tory of Copenhagen. Again, from the Observatory of the Collegio Romano, under the
direction of Signer SECCHI, have emanated many valuable observations, and from that at
Harvard College, Cambridge, U.S., under the late and present Professors BOND, some of
the most striking pictorial representations of particular nebulae which we possess.
Neither ought a short but very valuable memoir by the late E. MASON, printed in the
7th volume of the Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, to be passed
in silence ; containing as it does a very elaborate and minute examination, and some
excellent delineations of several highly interesting nebulae, particularly those in the
great nebulous region of Cygnus. To M. AUWEBS also we owe many accurate and
valuable observations, besides a Catalogue comprising the whole series of Sir WILLIAM
HEBSCHEL'S nebulae arranged in order of right ascension and reduced to a common epoch,
of which more hereafter. Should the efforts which are now making to procure for the
University of Melbourne in Australia a reflector of the first magnitude prove, as is to be
hoped, successful, it is understood that one of the principal uses to which it will be
devoted will be the examination and exact delineation of the numerous and wonderful
objects of this class which the southern hemisphere presents.
These circumstances, but more especially the last-mentioned, render it extremely
desirable to have presented in one work, without the necessity of turning over many
volumes, a general catalogue of all the nebulae and clusters of stars actually known, both
northern and southern, arranged in order of right ascension and reduced to a common
and sufficiently advanced epoch which may serve as a general index to them, and enable
an observer at once to turn his instrument on any one of them, as well as to put it in
his power immediately to ascertain whether any object of this nature which he may
encounter in his observations is new, or should be set down as one previously observed.
For want of such a general catalogue, in fact, a great many nebulae have been, from
time to time, in the 'Astronomische Nachrichten' and elsewhere, introduced to the world
as new discoveries, which have since been identified with nebulae already described and
well known. Many a supposed comet, too, would have been recognized at once as a
nebula, had such a general catalogue been at hand, and much valuable time been thus
saved to their observers in looking out for them again.
Besides these there are other considerations which have weighed with me in under-
taking the task of compiling such a general catalogue. Having, in the course of my
own observations, received the greatest possible assistance from the possession of a Manu-
script Catalogue of all the nebulae and clusters discovered by my Father, brought to the
common epoch 1800-0, and arranged in zones of 1° in breadth in polar distance, by his
sister the late Miss CABOLINA L. HEESCHEL, it seemed to me nothing less than a debt of
gratitude, not merely to acknowledge that assistance, but to avail myself still further of
it to complete the list of his nebulae by supplying from that catalogue the places of all
those nebulae among them which had escaped my own observation (a very numerous
list), and by inserting from it all those places of nebulae observed by myself which were
deficient in either element (of K.A. or P.D.), or in which I had reason to apprehend
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greater errors than those which probably affected her results. This I have accordingly
done. But to do it effectually, and at the same time to effect a thoroughly correct
identification of the objects in my catalogues with those of the older series, involved,
as a necessary preliminary step, the reduction to 1830-0 of the whole of her catalogue,
an operation in which I received the assistance of my sons; the computations being
executed for each nebula in duplicate and checked by myself, and which, takon
leisurely, zone by zone, as time and circumstance permitted, proved less onerous and
wearisome than might have been expected. The Catalogue thus reduced to the same
epoch as my own, afforded the means of detecting and rectifying a great many errors of
nomenclature in the latter. And it was in the course of this part of the inquiry, in
which many cases of considerable intricacy and difficulty occurred (as will be evident on
a perusal of the notes appended to this Catalogue), and in which it became necessary to
recur both to the original sweeps and to a series of registered extracts from them (the
nature of which will be more distinctly stated hereafter), that I learned fully to appre-
tiate the skill, diligence, and accuracy which that indefatigable lady brought to bear on
a task which only the most boundless devotion could have induced her to undertake or
enabled her to accomplish.
Arrived at this stage — that is to say, the mean results of all the observations in my
own Catalogues taken, and all the deficient or imperfectly observed nebulae in my
Father's list supplied, as above stated, and the whole arranged, not in zones, but in
general order of right ascension, — it then became necessary, in order to produce a work
available for future observation, to bring the whole up to a still more advanced epoch.
The work required for this purpose, calling no longer for any discussion, or collation of
the original observations or registers, but being one of simple arithmetical computation
from a definite formula — the Royal Society, at my application, very liberally undertook
to supply, from the funds at their annual disposal, the amount necessary to procure its
execution by an experienced computer (Mr. KEESCHNER, one of the occasional computists
for the Royal Observatory of Greenwich). This work the Astronomer Royal most
obligingly offered to superintend, affording at the same time his advice as to the general
principle on which the computation should be conducted. The plan suggested by him
and adopted in effect was this. Each object in the Catalogue was first roughly brought
up to the year 1880 by the application of approximate precessions in R.A. and P.D.
The places so obtained were then employed to compute the exact precessions in both by
the usual formula?, with coefficients for the year 1880-0, viz.
Precession in R.A. = 3S-072 + l'-337 . sin R.A. cotan P.D.
Precession in P.D. = — 20"'06cosR.A.
And the precessions, so calculated, were then used to bring up the places from 1830 to
1860, the epoch of the Catalogue; so that, the places being given for 1860 and the pre-
cessions for twenty years in advance, the application of those precessions to those places
shall give dependable places for any year up to the year 1930, at which time the small
error in excess or defect of the true precession consequent on using the fifty years'
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antecedent place of the object will be exactly compensated by the further change of
place in the same direction in the subsequent fifty. Two cases of excessive proximity to
the poles, northern and southern, viz. those of the nebulae Nos. 2043 and 1652 of the
present Catalogue, are excepted, the precessions changing so rapidly, and with so much
deviation from uniformity, that a rigorous computation, at least in R.A., will always be
necessary. In the case of No. 2043, the effect of precession in the thirty years from
1830 to 1860 has been to change the R.A. from 21' 32m to 10h 8m.
This computation was completed, and a fair copy of the resulting places, arranged de
now in their order of R.A. for 1860, forwarded to me on the 6th of February last (1863).
The nomenclature of the objects having in the interim been settled satisfactorily by
myself, and a description of each nebula, from a careful comparison of all the descriptions
given, prepared, it remained only to fill in the columns left blank for these and the other
necessary particulars, and to complete the Catalogue by the insertion in their proper
places of the places and descriptions of all such other nebulae, non-observed by either my
Father or myself, similarly reduced, of which I could gather any accounts. These will be
found enumerated further on in the " Explanation and arrangement of the Catalogue."
On the 23rd of February last, while engaged in this work, I received, by the kindness
of the Astronomer Royal, a copy of the important work of M. AUWERS before alluded
to, entitled " WILLIAM HERSCHEL'S Verzeichnissen von Nebelflecken und Sternhaufen,
bearbeitet von ARTHUR AUWEES. Konigsberg, 1862," of whose existence this was my first
notice. It contains a complete and most elaborate reduction to 1830, from the observed
differences in R.A. and P.D. with known stars, recorded in the Philosophical Transac-
tions, of all the nebulas and clusters in my Father's three Catalogues ; together with a
separate catalogue of all those collected by MESSIER from his own observations, or those of
MECHAIN and others (101 in number), similarly reduced ; another of LACAILLE'S southern
nebulae, and one of 50 " new nebulae," comprising nearly all those observed by other astro-
nomers (Lord ROSSE excepted) in this hemisphere — all brought up to the same epoch.
It may be readily supposed that I lost no time in comparing my own previous work
with this of M. AUWERS ; the places of which having been obtained by the aid of far
better and more dependable catalogues of stars, to give the true positions of the zero-
points or determining stars in the differential observations, as well as of more exact pre-
cessions, and doubtless, a much more systematic process of treatment, would be entitled,
observation for observation, to be considered as representing the original sweeps more
faithfully than could be expected from my own preparatory catalogue. On the other
hand, however, the Zone Catalogue from which that was derived possessed the advantage
of having been deduced, not from a single difference of R.A. and P.D. between each
nebula and a single determining star, but from all the observations of each nebula ;
often in many different sweeps, and in the same sweep often from more than one star ;
thus eliminating, no doubt, a great deal of casual error. In that catalogue, too, as in
my own catalogues of 1833 and that of the southern nebulae, the individual results of
each observation, or, to speak more exactly, of each differential comparison, is separately
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recorded, so that any suspiciously large deviation from the mean of all may be at once
noticed and traced to its origin in the sweeping books. My reduction was of course
based on the means of all these (rejecting such as were obviously and grossly faulty),
and might therefore, pro tanto, be regarded as of superior authority. This consideration,
joined to that before adduced, decided me to retain those places in the present Catalogue
which had been derived from this source, except in a few instances (specified in the
notes) when it proved, by careful examination of the causes of discordance, that actual
mistakes had been committed. And I must not omit to add that the comparison so
instituted with M. AUWERS'S results has led me to the detection of several grave errors
in my own work which would certainly have otherwise escaped notice (and in some
cases have caused the loss of future observations by missetting the telescope), and whose
rectification has added materially to its value. On the other hand, as no human work
is perfect, I have been led to notice some errors in M. AUWERS'S work itself, which are
set down in a list of errata and corrigenda at the end of this Catalogue ; and besides, a
good many cases in which, owing to mistakes in the printed catalogue in the volumes of
the Philosophical Transactions (many of which stood corrected in MS. in the margin of
the copy of those Transactions in my possession, and many more have been silently
detected and rectified by Miss C. H. in her subsequent computations), his calculations
have been founded on erroneous data, and have therefore led him to assign erroneous
places to the objects so affected. Thus on every account the result has been what may
be considered a complete expurgation of both our catalogues.
It remains for me to say a few words on the way in which the reduction to 1860 and
the calculation of the precessions have been performed by Mr. KERSCHNER, the com-
putist employed by the Astronomer Royal for that purpose. The whole work has been
executed on printed forms, which being preserved may at any time be referred to.
Since error in computation, however practised the computer, and however checked, is
always possible, and occasional error of copying, especially when the order of the entries
has to be rearranged, is absolutely unavoidable, I considered it incumbent on me to
recalculate, seriatim from my original MS. Catalogue for 1830, and taking for granted
the precessions set down in the fair copy, for 1880, the places both in E.A. and P.D. of
every object included in the Catalogue ; keeping an eye meanwhile to the precessions
themselves, and their signs, to seize the least indication of error in that quarter. It
would have been too laborious to recompute these. As for the precessions in P.D.,
their regular progression of itself ensures their correctness, as far at least as the integer
seconds and the first decimal place. A pretty considerable number of errors (most of
them of little moment) was thus detected and corrected — not more, however, than might
reasonably be expected in the work of the most expert computist in so extensive a work,
consisting of between nine and ten thousand computed entries (taking both elements),
and traceable moreover in many instances to obvious misreading, and in some to actual
miscntry on my part, of figures in the original MS., which but for this further examina-
tion would also have escaped notice altogether.
The correction of these and the other errors already spoken of necessitated, in a great
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many instances, a change in the order of E.A., and a consequent erasure and interlinea-
tion in the MS. The introduction, too, of the other nebulae (those of M. AUWERS'S cata-
logue of " novae," those communicated to me for insertion by M. D'ARBEST, and those
noticed by Lord ROSSE in his memoir of 1861, amounting altogether to 433 objects)
necessitated many more interlineations, often occurring very inconveniently, two or three
together, in a way to disfigure the MS. considerably. Unfortunately, too, in the MS.
itself the column headed " No. in the Catalogue," which I had intended to have been
left blank till all the rest of the work was completed, had been filled in by the trans-
criber with a series of numbers in regular progression, from 1 to 4629, the actual num-
ber of lines of which it then consisted. This made it necessary to renumber the whole
ab initio in red ink, striking out the former numbers, and thus producing a still more
unsightly appearance. Under these circumstances, I debated whether or not to recopy
the whole. But, to say nothing of the sacrifice of time (since I could have entrusted it
to no other hand), I believe it impossible to copy so voluminous a mass of figures and
abbreviated writing without numerous errors. And being satisfied, from the repeated
and careful revision it has undergone, of its present correctness, and equally so that with
ordinary care on the part of the compositor (should the Council of the Royal Society
decide on printing it) no mistake can arise from any of the alterations and interlineations
it contains, I have decided in favour of presenting it as it stands, with the exception of
two sheets which it was absolutely necessary to recopy owing to the extreme closeness
of the interlineations, the smallness of the writing, and the transpositions needed.
These have each been twice carefully read with the original.
In presenting to the Royal Society this Catalogue, it - will be accompanied by the
following series of records and documents which it may become desirable hereafter to
refer to in elucidation of any point which may arise respecting the history or reduction
of such of the objects as occur in my Father's classes and numbers printed in the Philo-
sophical Transactions, viz. —
1st. A series of " register sheets" in which are entered up all the observations of each
nebula or cluster copied verbatim from the sweeps, the nebulae, &c. being arranged in
the order of their dates of discovery. These are the " register sheets " referred to in
the notes on this Catalogue, and cited by their general (i. e. current) number, as H, 1 ;
H, 2 ; . . . H, 2508.
2nd. A similar set of register sheets of all the observations of each of MESSIER'S
nebulae, arranged according to MESSIER'S numbers.
3rd. A general index of the 2508 nebulas in classes and numbers, to find the " general
number " of each to facilitate reference to the register sheets. (This index was drawn
up by myself.)
4th. An index list of the same nebulae, &c. arranged according to the " general
number," to find the class and number of each.
5th. A more complete ditto ditto, containing also the rough approximate R.A. and P.D.
of each object for 1800, and the determining stars as in the Philosophical Transactions.
6th. A catalogue in zones of P.D. of all the said nebulae and clusters arranged in each
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zone in order of R.A., and reduced to the year 1800 by Miss C. L. HEESCHEL, exhibiting
the reduced result of each separate observation of each nebula ; together with the deter-
mining star or stars in each case, and the differences of R.A. and P.D. from such star, with
references to the current number of the sweep in which the observation is contained.
7th. The original sweeps with the 20-feet reflector at Slough in which the nebulae
were observed, contained in three small quarto and four folio volumes of MS.
All these manuscripts, with exception of the index No. 3, are in the original hand-
writings of my Father and his Sister, in most cases easily distinguishable, in some others
not so readily. The Zone Catalogue No. 6 is entirely the autograph of the latter.
Explanation and arrangement of the Catalogue.
The Catalogue is arranged in twelve columns, of which the first contains the general
or current number in order from 1 up to 5063, the total number of objects comprised,
including six supplementary ones, whose insertion in their proper order in R.A. would
have involved altering all the numbering both of the catalogue and the annotations, &c.,
and would have proved a source of confusion and unavoidable error. Nevertheless, to
prevent their being overlooked by any observer who may consult the catalogue for the
purpose of a general review of the nebulae, or for the verification of a new one, their
numbers are interpolated into the general series so as to catch the eye, and a reference
made to the supplementary catalogue in each case in the column of descriptions.
Column 2 contains the numbers of those nebulas of which observations are given in
my two former catalogues, and those of the two nubeculae; the numbers from 1 to 2307
inclusive being from that in Philosophical Transactions 1833, and from 2308 to 4021 from
my Cape observations. Where a number in this column is enclosed in hooks thus [ ], it
is taken from the Catalogue of Objects in the Nubecula minor in pp. 153 to 155 of that
work. Where in parentheses thus ( ), from those in the Nubecula major, pp. 156 to 163.
Column 3 contains the classes and numbers of nebulae as given by my Father in hia
three Catalogues in the Philosophical Transactions for 1786, 1789, and 1802. One only
is omitted, viz. V. 35. It is an immense diffused nebulosity, extending from 51' 27m to
5h 42m in R.A., and from 98° 6' to 87° 43' in P.D. A special list of these great diffusions
of nebula is given by M. ArwEBS in p. 42 of the work above cited.
Column 4 contains references to other authorities, and gives either the name of the
first discoverer of the nebula, or a reference to the particular list or catalogue of nebulae
which has been taken as the authority for the place set down. The principal of these are
— 1st. The list of "new nebulae" (Verzeichniss neuer Nebelflecke), in pp. 73 to 76 of the
work of M. AUWERS already cited. These are referred to in the following form : — Auw.
N. 1, Auw. N. 2, &c. 2ndly. Under the form D'Arr. 1, 2, &c., are given a series of objects
contained in a MS. list of 125 nebulae, kindly communicated to me by their discoverer,
M. D'ARREST, Director of the Royal Observatory of Copenhagen, and reduced by him to
the epoch (1860-0) of this Catalogue, with their precessions for 1880. 3rdly. A great
number of nebulae cited under the form " R. novae," whose places have been approxi-
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mately obtained from the diagrams accompanied by micrometrical measures of position
and distance, or from more loose and general indications contained in Lord ROSSE'S
paper in the Philosophical Transactions for 1861, the comparisons being in all cases
made with those nebulae in my Catalogue of 1833 whose numbers stand annexed to
them in column 2, with an italic letter appended, thus : —
322, a R. nova ; 319, a R. 3 novae.
In cases of which latter kind it is intended to express merely that nebulae to the num-
ber indicated, not otherwise identifiable, will be found on due search in the immediate
neighbourhood of the place approximately set down. Lastly. The names of Professor
G. P. BOND, Mr. S. COOLIDQE, and Mr. J. T. SAFFOKD in this column of the supple-
mentary list of nebulae refer to the places of nebulas and clusters in a list of objects of
that description discovered at the Observatory of Harvard College, obligingly commu-
nicated to me by Professor BOND, Director of that establishment, too late for their intro-
duction into the body of the Catalogue.
Besides these references, in which the places set down have been adopted from the
catalogues above mentioned, column 4 also contains synonyms or identifications of
objects observed by myself with those contained in MESSIEE'S lists communicated to the
French Academy, or to the Connoissance des Temps for 1783 and 1784. These are
cited by the number they bear in MESSIER'S own list, thus, M. 1, M. 2, &c. They have,
with very few exceptions, been observed and described by myself or my Father, and their
places here set down are given as results from our observations. In the few excepted
cases they are taken from M. AUWERS'S catalogue already spoken of. The nebulae also
whose identity has been (sometimes satisfactorily, but for the most part very doubtfully)
made out with objects in Mr. DUNLOP'S Catalogue of Southern Nebulae, are indicated by
the letter A, thus, A. 169, &c. In a few cases, chiefly those of nebulous stars, planetary
nebulae, or very star-like objects, which have been set down as stars in catalogues of
authority ; these are also referred to by name and number in column 4.
Many of Mr. DUNLOP'S nebulae are contained in LACAILLE'S catalogue, as also some of
MESSIER'S, but of that catalogue two objects only, not so identifiable, viz. Nos. 38 and
40 of M. AUWERS'S catalogue of LACAILLE'S nebulae, have been considered as definitely
enough described (nebuleuses sans etoiles) by that astronomer to be inlcuded in the
present Catalogue.
Column 5 contains the Right Ascension in time for 1860-0 of each object in the
Catalogue. When this is given to decimals of seconds, it is to be understood as having
been brought up from the mean of the observations given in my former Catalogues, or
from the mean of those (where not observed by myself) in Miss C. HERSCHEL'S Zone
Catalogue above mentioned *. When the R.A. is given only to the nearest minute or
degree, it will of course be understood that the place is too loosely determined to render
* In some cases a careful subsequent revision of the catalogued observations seriatim has necessitated altering
these K. A.'s by a few decimals of a second (seldom more) after the process of reduction to 1860. In all such cases
the alteration has been applied as a correction to Mr. KERSCHNEB'S figures, so as not to disturb the amounts of pre-
cession allowed — a procedure perfectly legitimate and productive of no error. The same remark applies to col. 8.
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further precision of statement other than illusory. This is the case with the greater
part of those set down as " E. novae."
Column 6 contains the precession, in seconds and decimals, in R.A for ISSO'O.
Column 7 contains the number of observations in R. A. which have been actually used
in concluding the R.A. for 1830, from which that for 1860 has been computed. In all
cases (unless where the contrary is especially indicated in a note, or otherwise as by the
letters B. A.C. or A.S.C., Au., &c. inserted in place of a number in the column itself — which
indicate that the R.A. is that of a star in one of those catalogues, or rests upon that
other authority), the observations used for all objects included in my former catalogues
are brought up from the data there registered, to the exclusion of all others ; and in
such cases (the vast majority) no parenthesis or other distinctive mark is applied. When,
however, no satisfactory R.A. is there recorded, or when the R.A. is there expressly
stated to have been set down from the " working list," the R.A. adopted is that brought
up from the Zone Catalogue of C.H., and in such cases the number of observations
used is enclosed in parentheses ( ). Dots attached (:) indicate some uncertainty in the
R.A. ; (::) a very considerable doubt, extending, perhaps, to a whole minute ; 1 and I?
express still wider limits of uncertainty. In those nebulae of my Father's catalogues
which have no number corresponding in column 2 (indicating the absence of any obser-
vations of my own), the places set down both in R.A. and Declination are those brought
up from the Zone Catalogue of Miss C. H., and the numbers of observations on which
they rely are set down in the appropriate column without any parenthesis or distinctive
marks, the absence of any number in column 2 being a sufficient indication. In the
case of M. D'AKKEST'S nebulae, the numbers in column 6 enclosed thus [ ] indicate the
number of his observations of the nebula employed by himself to give the place.
Columns 8, 9, and 10 contain, in like manner, the North Polar Distance for 1860, the
precessions for 1880, and the numbers of observations used for P.D. in the case of each
object ; and the same remarks apply to these as to columns 5, 6, and 7.
In column II is given a short description of the nebula or cluster in abbreviated
words, made out from an assemblage and comparison of all the descriptions of each
object given in my Father's and my own observations. As regards the former, recourse
was had, not to the printed account in the Philosophical Transactions (which gives only
a single description), but to a series of manuscript sheets in the nature of a REGISTER
(and as such cited in the notes which follow this Catalogue), into which have been trans-
cribed, verbatim, from the original sweeps, all the descriptive parts of each and every
observation of each cluster or nebula in the order of their dates, and the data for com-
puting their places, derived from the sweeps by applying the index and clock correc-
tions pertaining to each. In this Register the nebulae are entered, each with its class
and number, and each on a separate sheet ; the whole series being arranged, however,
not hi the order of their classes and numbers, but in the order of the dates of their
discovery, from No. 1, corresponding to October 28, 1783, to No. 2508, corresponding to
September 30, 1802. Of these, the first 2500 only are included in the catalogues com-
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municated to the Royal Society ; the other 8 are printed in the form of an Appendix to my
Cape Catalogue, in p. 128 of the " Results of Observations," &c. A similar and separate
Register in sheets has been kept for my Father's observations of MESSIEK'S nebulae, and
these have in like manner been collated with my own observations of the same objects
in framing the ultimate, or, as it may be termed, the average description of each.
In making out these descriptions, it was found to a certain degree practicable, in the
particulars of brightness, size, and extension, to make a kind of arithmetical approxima-
tion to a mean conclusion, by arranging the degrees of brightness, &c. in a progressive
upward scale from 1 to 10, and taking a mean of these numbers in each case, as indi-
cating the designating words to be finally adopted. Thus, taking the extreme degree of
faintness when a nebula was declared to be " excessively faint," or " barely visible," or
" hardly more than suspected " for 1, and " extremely " or " excessively bright " for 10,
the intermediate degrees, such as very faint, faint, considerably faint, pretty faint,
pretty bright, considerably bright, Bright, very bright, were denoted by the intermediate
numbers 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 ; and similarly for the scale of sizes, exchanging the words
Small and Large for Faint and Bright. In the case of extension, the scale 1 to 10 was
supposed arranged in the order, Round, very little extended, elliptic or oval, considerably
extended, pretty much extended, much extended, very much extended, extremely extended,
or a long ray. It is obvious that the qualifying words, such as " pretty" and " consider-
ably," admit of a good deal of latitude of interpretation, and that, in reference to bright-
ness or faintness, greatness or smallness, their meaning is rather relative than absolute ;
and especially, that as between bright or faint, and " considerably bright" or "consider-
ably faint," for instance, there is so little real distinction of an absolute kind, that it is
impossible to say which is to be accepted as indicating the superior degree. In the case
of extension there is the same indistinctness as to precedence between the qualifying
phrases " considerably" and " pretty much." Nicety, however, in this respect would be
misplaced, when it is considered that when several descriptions of the same nebula,
observed at different times, come to be compared, they can hardly ever be reconciled
except by allowing to each qualification a latitude of meaning extending over several
degrees of our arbitrary scale. In many instances, indeed, the discordance, or rather
contradiction is so great, as to authorize a strong suspicion of variability in the object
itself. In a few cases where, from the low altitude of the object in England, coupled with
corresponding discordances of description, it was evident that it must have been seen to
much greater advantage from the Cape station (as, for example, in that of h. 3375 = H.
III. 754), additional weight has been attributed to the Cape observations.
In the descriptions, I have found it absolutely necessary to abstain from any specifi-
cation of the estimated sizes of nebula? or clusters in angular measure. In comparing
estimations of this kind I find the discordance so great, and (to speak only of my own
practice) so little evidence of adherence to any definite standard of estimation, that
nothing but confusion would have arisen from introducing such estimates. Never-
theless, as in the use of such a catalogue as the present some guide is necessary for the
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11
observer, to advertise him of what sort of object he may expect to see, the following
scale may be taken as conveying a general idea of the magnitudes intended by the con-
ventional words used. Thus, a round nebula of 3" or 4" in diameter would be called
extremely small ;
one of 10" or 12", very small;
20" or 30", small, or considerably small ;
50" or 60", pretty small, or pretty large;
3' or 4', considerably large, or large ;
8' or 10', very large ;
20' and upwards, extremely large.
In estimating clusters of stars (that is to say, of well separated and scattered stars) a wider
acceptation must be understood, so that, for instance, a cluster of only 1' in extent would
be considered extremely or very small ; one of 15' or 20' large, and one of 30' or 40' very
large. This amplification of scale, however, must not be held applicable to those
resolved or resolvable clusters of a " globular " character marked in the descriptions
as ©, which must be understood as belonging to " nebulae " and not to " clusters," so
far as the conventional terms used in the descriptions are concerned. I should observe
also, that when in making out the average appropriate phrase in size I have found any
extravagant discordance between the estimate in words and that in figures, as, for
instance, where a nebula has been described in words as. very large, and the diameter
then set down as 2', a compromise has usually been made, and the word modified, as, for
instance, to large or considerably large.
The abbreviations employed in the column of descriptions and elsewhere, in the notes,
&c., are as follows : —
ab. about.
aim. almost.
am. among.
app. appended.
att. attached.
Auw. Auwers.
A.S.C. Astronomical Society's Catalogue.
b. brighter,
bet. between.
biN. binuclear.
bn. brightest towards the north side.
bs. brightest towards the south side.
bp. brightest towards the preceding side.
bf. brightest towards the following side.
B. Bright.
Br. Brisbane (Sir T.'s) Catalogue of Stars.
Bo. Bode.
B.A.C. British Association Catalogue.
c. considerably.
co. coarse, coarsely.
ch.
com.
cont.
C.
Cl.
C.G.H.
C.H.
d.
'list.
dif.
difflc.
D.
D'Arr.
A.
def.
e.
chevelure.
cometic.
in contact.
Compressed.
cluster.
" Results of observations, &c. at the Cape of
Good Hope."
Miss Carolina Herschel. When it occurs in
column 4 it indicates that the object wag
discovered by her.
diameter,
distance,
distant,
diffused,
difficult,
double.
D'Arrest.
Dunlop.
defined,
extremely.
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ce. excessively.
er. easily resolvable.
exc. excentric.
E. extended.
f. following.
F. faint.
g. gradually.
gr. group.
H. Sir "William Herschel.
h. Sir John Herschel.
h.o.n. list of omitted nebulae in C.G.H.
i. irregular.
inv. involved.
involving.
iF. irregular figure.
L little (adv.).
long (adj.).
L. Large.
Lac. Lacaille.
Lai. Lalande.
Lass. Lassell.
m. much,
mm. mixed magnitudes,
mn. milky nebulosity,
mon. monograph.
M. Middle, or in the middle.
M. (in col. 3) Messier.
Mess. Messier.
n. north,
neb. nebula,
np. north preceding,
nf. north following,
nr. near.
N. nucleus, or to a nucleus,
o. omitted.
ON. omitted nebula,
p. preceding.
p. pretty (before F, B, L, S, <fec.).
pg. pretty gradually,
pm. pretty much,
ps. pretty suddenly.
P. poor.
Pi. Piazzi.
P.T. Philosophical Transactions.
quad. quadrilateral,
quar. quartile.
r. resolvable, barely (mottled as if with
stars).
rr. partially resolved — some stars visible.
rrr. well resolved — clearly seen to consist of stars.
R. round.
KB. exactly round.
R. nova. New nebula discovered by Lord Rosse.
R. MS. Manuscript notes furnished by His Lordship.
Ri. Rich.
R. The Earl of Rosse.
s. suddenly.
s. south.
sp. south preceding.
sf. south following.
sc. scattered.
st. stars.
sev. several
susp. suspected.
sh. shaped.
stell. stellar.
S. small.
sm. smaller.
aw. sweep.
S. Strove.
tri-N. tri-nuclear.
trap. trapezium.
v. very.
w. an intensive of v.
var. variable.
W. H. Sir "W. Herschel.
Besides these abbreviations of words, the following
arbitrary signs are used.
* a star ; *10 a star of the 10th magnitude.
*» a double star ; J« a triple star.
! a remarkable object ; ! ! very much so ; ! ! ! a magni-
ficent or otherwise exceedingly interesting object.
? doubtful ; ?? very doubtful, either as to accuracy of
place or reality of existence, according to the column in
which it occurs.
: , : : , see explanations already given.
A a triangle. Forms a triangle with.
© a globular cluster of stars.
O a planetary nebula.
© an annular nebula.
st. 9 Stars from the ninth (or other) magnitude
downwards.
st. 9 .... 13 Stars from the ninth down to the 13th
magnitude.
As examples of the interpretation and expansion of these abbreviations some examples
are subjoined.
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Ex.1. pB; vL; vg, vsmbMN 15"; pmE162°-3; " pretty Bright ; very Large ; at first
very gradually, then very suddenly much brighter in the middle to a nucleus 15" in dia-
meter ; pretty much extended — the position of the longer dimension micrometrically
measured 162°-3 (i. e. reckoned from the north round to 162°'3 in the direction nfsp)."
The angles of position in all cases are to be understood as so reckoned. When deci-
mals of degrees are annexed (or if integer, written decimally thus 151°-0), they have been
micrometrically measured. If thus, E 0° or E 45°, E 90°, they mean only in or near the
meridian, or parallel or oblique to the meridian from nf to sp, &c., as the case may be.
If with a + annexed, the position is from a more or less careful estimation.
Ex. 2. R; psbM ill def O; pB*10 125M, 70"; "Round, pretty suddenly brighter
in the middle to an ill-defined planetary disc; has a pretty Bright star of the 10th
magnitude, whose position measured from the centre of the nebula is 125°*4, and
whose distance also from the centre is 70" by estimation."
The relative situations of neighbouring stars or nebula? are invariably to be understood
as thus reckoned, i. e. taking the centre of the nebula or other object described as a
starting-point or origin of angle or distance. Thus S*s will mean that a small star is
south of the nebula, *np nr that a star is near the nebula in a north preceding direction
from it ; %4sf, 3'n, that a double star follows the centre of the nebula 4 seconds of time,
and is 3' to the north of it.
Ex. 3. Cl; pRi; pmC; L; st6, 10...15. "A cluster; pretty rich; pretty much
compressed ; Large ; consisting of stars one of which is of the 6th, and the rest from the
10th to the 15th magnitudes."
Attached or vicinary stars or small nebula? are always placed at the ends of the descrip-
tions. Thus ©sf means that the nebula described " has a globular cluster following
and to the southward of it." When, however, the description of a cluster ends abruptly
thus, %, it is to be understood that " the place taken is that of a conspicuous double
star."
The 12th column of the Catalogue contains the number of times that each nebula has
been observed by both my Father and myself, whether its place were taken or not, com-
prising all the cases in which the object has been seen, and whether described or not.
Since attention has been drawn to the real or supposed variability of nebula?, and since
it can hardly be doubted that comets have occasionally been observed as nebulae, this
enumeration is not without its importance. In this column the abbreviation " mon "
occasionally occurs. In such cases the nebula? have been so often and diligently observed
for the purpose of exact delineation or " monographing," that a special enumeration of
the observations would be impossible or useless.
Finally, at the end of the line allotted to each nebula occur occasionally one or both
of the marks * and f . The former refers to the notes appended to the Catalogue, the
latter to the list of figured nebula? in which the publications wherein are contained
figures of the nebulae are referred to by plate and figure — those at least which seem
entitled, in the present state of astronomical instrument-making and pictorial representa-
tion, to be pointed out to the observer as conveying any idea of their appearance.
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Notes on the Catalogue.
No.
12 h. 5. D'Arrest says, " h. II. positio certe erronea," but gives no indication of the
correction required in R.A. or P.D.
29 h. 13; II. 241=11. 243. In P.T. the determining * is omitted, and in the state-
ment of the places of these nebulae, as well as of II. 239, 240, 242, and III. 199,
there is much confusion, for the correction of which see the list of errata sub-
joined. Auwers has threaded the intricacies of this maze with singular felicity,
but has been misled in the case of II. 243 into assigning to it a totally erro-
neous place (22h 48m R A., 73° 37' P.D. 1830), and, in consequence, has not per-
ceived its identity with II. 241.
78 II. 3. Auwers makes the P.D. of this neb. (1830)= 99° 32', from P.T., which
places it 2°± n of 17 Ceti. C.H. makes it 1° 51' n of the same star, or for 1830,
99° 42'. In fact H. has two observations of it, neither of them more than eye-
drafts with neighbouring stars, and the P.D. is concluded graphically by C.H.
from these diagrams.
88 III. 876. The P.D. of Auwers (81° 16') is 1° wrong. The place given in P.T. is
1° 43' n of 51 Piscium ; so also in Register (H. 2296).
119 Auw. N. 4=D'Arr. 6. The place given is that brought up from D' Arrest's obser-
vations, the R.A. being set down only roughly in Auw.
132 h. 57= V. 20. Once looked for by Lord Rosse and not seen. Having been
observed both by H. and h., there can be no doubt of its existence.
138 h. 61 =h. 2345= V. 1. In h.'s sweep 733 the position reading is set down as
3240-5. This is in contradiction with a diagram made at the time, and is an
obvious mistake for 234°-5, which =180° + 54°'5, agreeing well with the dia-
gram and with 2 obs. of W.H., in both of which it is described as "nfto sp."
There is also an erratum in the C.G.H. Catal, for 143°-8 read 144°-5, since
324-5-180=144-5.
145 h. 64=11. 621=11. 703. Auwers remarks that A Ceti, the determining star of
W.H., does not exist ; but C.H. has perceived this, and by using another deter-
mining star (13 Ceti, sw. 756, W.H.), has fixed the place of the nebula II. 703
for 1800 at R.A. Oh 37m 47s, P.D. 93° 53' (=93° 43', 1830), thereby identifying
it with II. 621. Auwers, using a conjectural star, sets down the P.D. erro-
neously as 92° 52' (1830).
165 h. 2356. This is the main body of the nubecula minor.
169 h. 2359. A complex object with several nuclei. There is an erratum in the R.A.
set down in C.G.H. as resulting from sw. 488, for 46m 12S-1 read 47m 12S-1.
177 79, a, b. In Lord Rosse's diagram, a=h. 79, /3=h. 78, y=nova, accidentally
omitted in the body of the Catalogue, but inserted as No. 5058 at the end.
The whole Catalogue having been finally numbered before the omission was
detected, it could not be inserted in its place. & is a star; s=h. 79, a.
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No.
178 1 h. 4007, 4008, 4012. In the Catalogue of C.G.H. these nebula; are placed
179 erroneously in the 23h of R.A., owing to a mistake of a whole hour in
196J reducing.
202'
203 These constitute the group laid down by Lord Rosse as seen in and about the
205 places of h. 84, 85, 86, viz. his a, /3, y, /, &, e, £, 6. Of these, a is No. 202 =h. 84 ;
206 i3=No.203=h.85; y=No.206=h.86 ; y'=No.205=86,a; S=No.209=86,J;
207 s=No.208=D'ArrestNo.lO; £=No.207=D'Arr. 9, andtf=86,c. In the MS.
208 notes furnished me by Lord R. it is stated that «=h. 84, (3=h. 85, and 0=h. 86.
209 The latter identification, however, is incorrect.
210.
214 h. 88=1. 54. This is not the I. 54 of the P.T., which proved to be one of
Messier's nebulae, but another subsequently inserted by W.H., so as not to
break the order of the numbers, as appears from a MS. correction in P.T., and
from Register (H. 570).
These constitute Lord Rosse's group seen in or near the place of h. 103, and
marked in his diagram as A, j3, &, t, and another unlettered (which call y).
These I identify as follows :— A = No. 276 = h. 103; /3=No. 277 = 103, b;
y=No. 275=103, a; S=No. 280=103, c; and s=No. 290=103, d.
275
276
277
280
290
297
311
317
319
325
In reference to M. Auwers's remark on the nebulae 170, 171, as also 167, 168
(H. class III.), after very careful examination of all the data, I can arrive at no
other conclusion than that embodied in the present Catalogue under these Nos. :
h. 118 is certainly not III. 171, neither is h. 120. Both places and descriptions
disagree.
313) h. 119 was taken for III. 556, but no R.A. was obtained, that set down being the
314J R.A. brought up from C.H. The descriptions differ so materially, especially in
the particular of extension, that they are most probably distinct nebuls.
330 h. 124= VII. 48. Auwers remarks in his ' Verbesserungen zu A,' that this cluster,
h. 124, is not nova, but VII. 48. This is correct. Re-examining sweep 216, I
find an error of 1° committed in reducing the P.D.
358 This is not in M. D' Arrest's final list, communicated to me in MS. ; but being set
down by M. Auwers as No. 15 in his ' Verzeichniss neuer Nebelflecke,' I felt
bound to retain it.
418 h. 160=h. 2442=1. 62. This nebula, though set down by W.H. as of the 1st
class (i. e. as a bright nebula), could not be seen by D'Arrest with the Leipzig
Fraunhofer of 6-feet focus and 4^ inches aperture. It is marked in this Cata-
logue, however, by a mean of 4 observations, only as " F."
428 55 Andromedee. Although this star has been eight times examined by Lord Rosse
without perceiving any nebulous atmosphere, yet as my observation is corrobo-
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No.
rative of Piazzi's designation of it as " Nebulosa," it is retained for occasional
future examination.
442)11. 169, II. 221. The places agree almost exactly, but the descriptions are irre-
444) concileable. One makes the nebula round, the other much extended. They
are therefore almost certainly distinct nebulas, and there is therefore probably
some error in the R.A. of II. 221. The neighbourhood is rich in nebulae (see
the next note, however).
4421
444
In Lord Rosse's diagram of the group about h. 169, assuming a to be h. 169
4451- =No. 444, the others will be /3 = No. 445 = 169, a; y=No. 446=169, b;
446 S=No. 447 = 169, c; and s=II.221.
447
462 h. 179=50 Cassiopeise. Retained in the Catalogue for future occasional obser-
vation. Nothing can be more difficult than to verify or disprove the nebulosity
of a considerable star under ordinary atmospheric circumstances.
472 h. 184=111. 583. Though Lord Rosse on one occasion did not find this nebula,
its existence cannot be doubted, having been found by h. nearly in the place
assigned by C.H.
487 h. 193=1. 152. M. D' Arrest found this nebula too faint for observation with the
Leipzig refractor, though placed by W.H. in Class I., and standing in this Cata-
logue (from a mean of 3 observations) as a " bright " nebula.
501 h. 204=111. 604. C.H. and Auwers make the R.A. lm less. Both H. and h. rely
on single observations. Sweep 188 h. examined and reduction found correct.
510 h. 206=111. 457. Not found by Lord Rosse; once looked for. See notes on
Nos. 472 and 132.
516 h. 210=11. 246. Singularly enough, h. and H. are at issue about the two adja-
cent stars, h. makes the stars south of the nebula ; H., on the contrary, places
the nebula south of the stars, and says expressly that both this nebula and
III. 201, observed just previously, were similarly situated with regard to their
attendant stars. Now in h.'s obs. of III. 201 (No. 513) the attendant star is
stated to be sf the nebula, and in that of II. 246 the larger of the two stars is
south and only a very few degrees preceding. I believe the error to lie on the
side of the older observations, as I have a diagram of the small star nearer to
II. 246, sf, which shows that I made no mistake of n and s.
536 I. 153. Auwers makes the R.A. for 1830 lh 28™ 45s, whereas C.H. makes it
2h 15m 13s. The cause of the discordance lies in an erratum in P.T. (see list
of errata). In C.H.'s reductions the error is corrected, and I find the correc-
tion verified on reference both to the Register (H. 1488) and the original sweep
(sw. 596). The nebula fo Hows (not precedes) the determining star.
549 h. 226 = 1. 154. Auwers makes the R.A. of this for 1830, 2h 23m 8s; C.H.
OF NEBULJ2 AND CLUSTERS OP STABS. 17
No.
2h 20™ 57S'8, by the observations in different sweeps differing only 18s in R.A.
The latter is the more correct ; so that M. Auwers's remarks on this nebula
are not confirmed. The cause of the disagreement lies in a misprint in P.T.
(See List of Errata.)
5571
558
In Lord Rosse's description of this group, a=No.557=h. 231; |3=No.563=h.234;
559
561.
notice.
y=No. 558=231, a; &=No. 559=231, 1. The other nebula, " about 12' south
following," is probably No.563=h.234. No.561=h.233 seems to have escaped
563j
571 h. 240=11. 238=111. 198. C.H. has overlooked or omitted an obs. of W.H. of
III. 198 in sw. 574, which, referred to, confirms Mr. Marth's surmise that the
nebulae are identical.
573 II. 6. This was probably really a comet, as indicated by its description, having
been subsequently looked for and not found.
574 h. 244=1. 102. M. D'Arrest found this nebula, when observed with the Leipzig
refractor of 4^ inches aperture, inferior to a 1st class nebula. In this Cata-
logue, from a mean of 5 observations, it ranks as " considerably bright."
591 h. 258=1. 1. M. D'Arrest found this nebula, when examined with the Leipzig
refractor, not entitled to rank above the 2nd class. With this our present
Catalogue agrees, it being set down from a mean of 8 observations as " pretty
faint."
614 This nebula of Bessel was also looked for and not found by D'Arrest, who there-
fore supposes it to have been a comet.
636 h. 280 = 11. 502. II. 502 is described by H. as eS; F; stellar. Either then the
identity is doubtful, or some change must be suspected. The place, however,
agrees well.
639 h. 281 =IV. 43. Once looked for by Lord Rosse, but not found. (See notes on
134, 472, 510.)
646 h. 284=111. 578. The same remark. Twice looked for unsuccessfully by Lord
Rosse. On one occasion clouds were passing.
654)In Lord Rosse's diagram of this pair and the neighbouring stars y and S, the figure
655 j is in contradiction with the measures. The position ofay, instead of 2°, should,
I presume, have been stated thus, ya=178°, or, which comes to the same thing,
ay= — 2°. This has been assumed in deducing the place of No. 655=289, a
from No. 654=h.289.
656 h. 291 = 111. 591. H. makes this nebula to be the nf of two, but both those of
h. the sf.
674 h. 293=11. 603. H.'s description is pB; stellar; a pc* with eS, vF chevelure.
The place, however, agrees well with that of h. 293.
684 III. 195. Auwers makes the R.A. (1830)= 31' llm 50s and C.H. 3U 10"> 13°; but
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18 SIR J. F. W. HEBSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
a misprint in P.T. (see List of Errata) accounts for the difference of the minute
at least.
708)111. 959; I. 60. The catalogued places contradict the described position sf and
709J np ; but this is owing to the error in R.A. of I. 60, which D' Arrest makes less
by 40s, which would place I. 60 at 3h 19m 35s (1860).
710 Au. N. 17. The discovery of this nebula is attributed by Au. to Schonfeld in
1858, but it seems to be identical with that described by Tuttle (Astronom.
Notices, xix. p. 224). Auwers's place is preferred, Tuttle's being only approxi-
mate.
768 Au. N. 18. The celebrated variable nebula of Tempel, discovered Oct. 19, 1859.
774 IL 594. Auwers considers this as identical with II. 548, with 1° mistaken in P.D.
778 h. 309=1. 155. Auwers makes the E.A. of I. 155 for 1839 = 3h 53'n 33', destroy-
ing the identity of these two nebulae. But his place is deduced from an erro-
neous entry in P.T. (see List of Errata). C.H., by 2 observations in sweeps
608, 638 agreeing to 38 in R.A. and 2' in P.D., gives a place which, brought
up to 1830, gives R.A. 3h 37m 58s; P.D. 94° 29' 7".
810. h. 311 =IV. 69. M. D' Arrest found the nebulous atmosphere around the central
star of this nebula very conspicuous with the Leipzig 4^-inch refractor.
826 h. 2618=IV. 26. D'Arrest's R.A. is preferred, that of h. 2618 being clearly
shown to be erroneous.
836 II. 464. The P.D. is given by W.H. as the same with that of 44 Eridani.
C.H., using an erroneous place of this star, makes the P.D. 5' too small.
This is here corrected, and the result agrees with Auwers.
839 Auw. N. 20. This is the remarkable variable nebula discovered by Mr. Hind on
Oct. 11, 1852. M. D' Arrest testifies to its complete disappearance on the 3rd
and 4th of Oct. 1861, " Hujus nebulae — ne umbram quidem detegere valeo."
— " Ccelo serenissimo regionem summa cura perlustravi adjuvante Dr. Schjel-
lerup. Nebula reverd deest." (In 1855 and 1856 it was found by M. D' Arrest
within 2' of Mr. Hind's original place.) On Dec. 29, 1861, it was seen by
M. Otto Struve with the great Pulkowa refractor, but so excessively faint as to
be barely within the power of that instrument. On March 22, 1862, with the
same telescope, it was again seen, but considerably brighter, so as to bear a
faint illumination of the wires.
851 h. 314=111. 587. Not seen by Lord Rosse, once looked for, clouds passing. See
notes on Nos. 639, 646, &c.
880 h. 322. The bright star preceding is v Eridani.
908 h. 333=11. 547. Not seen by Lord Rosse, once looked for. See notes 132,
472, &c.
926 h. 335. Erroneously identified in my Catalogue of 1833 with III. 453 (No. 981).
See the note on that nebula.
OF KEBULj; AND CLUSTERS Of STAES. 19
No.
953 h. 341 =D' Arrest 48. Observed by him as "nova," but since recognized as
unquestionably =h. 341.
970 VIII. 43. Auwers makes the P.D. of this cluster for 1830 =66° 25', which is
incorrect. The determining star is 109, n, Tauri, the cluster being 1° 29' north
of the star. This would give 66° 39' for the P.D. for 1800, agreeing with
C.H., and 66° 36' for 1830.
975 h. 343. A very large diffused nebulosity, distributed in zigzags. This has been
looked for seven times by Lord Rosse and not found. Its existence is therefore
very doubtful.
979 h. 2709. The place graphically determined by measurement of a diagram, as
compared with h. 2710.
981 III. 453. This was erroneously identified with h. 335 in my Catalogue of 1833.
By an unlucky coincidence, its place per working list, roughly brought up from
C.H., agreed so well with the latter nebula as taken in sw. 322 (h.), that it was
unhesitatingly assumed to be the same. It appears, however, that in C.H.'s
reduction an error of 10™ in R.A. has been committed, the star of comparison
being 10 Orionis, and the nebula following the star by 5m 7s (as ascertained by
reference both to the register sheet (H. 1160) and the original sweep(sw.462, H.)).
M. Auwers, misled by my erroneous identification, has assumed that the nebula
must have preceded the star, which would (nearly) account for the difference,
and in consequence, his R.A. of this nebula is 10m too small. C.H.'s error
probably arose from misapplying in like manner the sign of the A . R.A.
998 III. 268. Auwers's R.A. (4h 57m 23s, 1830) is adopted in preference to 5h Om 28%
that brought up from C.H. to the same epoch. In the sweep 367 (H.) three
stars of comparison are given, 58 Eridani, a Leporis, and 19 Leporis. The
A. R.A. of a and 19 comes out correct, but that of 58 from each is wrong by
3m 5s, so that the star must have been mistaken. C.H. has used 58 and a, and
has rightly brought out the place of the nebula by the former (the wrong star),
and wrongly by the right one ; and by an odd coincidence the two results agree
well, though both wrong.
1030 h. 349= VII. 4. Described by D' Arrest as " Ein Ausserordentlich reicher Hauf,"
an extraordinarily rich cluster.
1133 h. 356. Looked for four times by Lord Rosse, in two of which the sky was
fancied to have a milky appearance.
1138) h. 2841. Double nebula. In my Cape Catalogue, sweep 538, for "first" and
1139) "second" read "larger" and "smaller." The smaller is sp. The position
260° is right. It is very remarkable that in sweeps 508, 522, 658, and 761 the.
smaller of the two was not noticed. Is it variable ?
1167 III. 747. Auwers makes the P.D. 8' 20" greater. It is difficult to identify the
determining star used by C.H.
D2
20 SIE J. F. TV. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
h. 2866, 2867, 2868, 2869. 16s-2 added to all the R.A.'s of these nebula; in the
Cape Catalogue to compensate an error detected in sw. 538. The correction is
deduced from a comparison of the diagram fig. 20, PL VI. C.G.H. with the
place of No. 1171.
No.
11651
1168
1171
1174
1179 h. 360. 3s-3 added to h.'s P.D. to bring it to the place in B.A.C.
1180 V. 30. The place of V. 30 corrected by + 3<"2 in R.A. and +25' 45"-4 in P.D.
to bring it to the place of d 42 Orionis in the B.A.C.
1183 h. 361=V. 31. h.'s place corrected by + Os-4 in R.A. and -0' 27"-2 in P.D. to
bring it to that of / 44 Orionis in B.A.C.
1185 III. 1. n There are two observations by H. of III. 1, but they differ enormously.
One agrees with M. 43. The place of M. 43 is corrected to agree with its
place in the Catalogue of Stars, &c. in the great nebula in Orion, C.G.H. p. 28.
1191 Chacomac's recently discovered nebula. Place from Moigno's "les Mondes,"
No. 9, p. 241.
1196 III. 269. Auwers gives as the R.A. of this nebula for 1830 6h 27m 57s, which is
mistaken by lh. The Philosophical Transactions says that it precedes 19 Leporis
by 32m 23s, and that this is no misprint appears from C.H.'s reductions.
1226 IV. 24. Annular according to Lord Rosse.
1287 III. 270. Auwers places this nebula in R.A. 6h 40™ 20s, or an hour too late. Its
place is very distinctly settled by two determining stars, a Leporis and 19 Leporis,
the former of which it followed by 15™ 4s, and preceded the latter by 20m 0s.
1425 h. 393=IV. 3. Lord Rosse's account of this nebula is extremely remarkable.
"This h. 393," he says, "is an enormous nebulosity which I have traced f and
n of it to a great distance — some degrees. It narrows at times to a band across
the finding eyepiece about 6' or 8'."
1440 h. 401 =V. 27= VIII. 5. Retained as a cluster, though but a poor one. Nine
times examined by Lord Rosse for nebulosity, but none seen.
1452 III. 271. Auwers places this nebula in R.A. 8h 3ra 35s, P.D. 76° 21' (1830). There
has been some mistake. III. 271 is stated to follow 8 (v3) Canis, 8m 0s, and to
be 4' n of that star, which gives a place agreeing with C.H. and with the present
Catalogue.
1454 h. 441 =M. 41. This nebula was also observed by Flamsteed.
1455) In LordRosse's diagram of this group, « is No. 1457=h. 410 ; /3=No. 1455=410, a ;
1456 1 y=No. 1456=410, b; S=No. 1458=h. 409; and £=No. 1460=410, c. But
1457 \ some suspicion seems to have arisen that the principal nebulas observed were
1458
1460
not really h. 409, 410, but h. 406, 407. In that case the identification will
stand as follows : —
«=No. 1448=h. 406.
/3=h. 406-5s-2 in R.A., and -1' 25" in P.D.
y=No. 1449=h. 407.
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No.
* = h. 406+1-6 in R.A., and -5' 6" in P.D.
i =h. 406+14s-7 in R.A., and -5' 2" in P.D.
1480 h. 423. This nebula is entered by C.H. as VIII. 1. B, with a remark " not in print."
1508 h. 439= VI. 6. The 11. A. is nearly 2m in excess of C.H. and of Auwers.
Examined sweep (h.) 393 in which it was observed. Found all clear and
correctly reduced.
1527}
Compared with Lord Rosse's two diagrams of the nebulae composing this group-
None of them are "novas." a=h. 449; /3=h. 448 ; y=h. 447; &=|3; e=y;
looU
153l) ^=h-44C'
1533 VIII. 44. Auwers's P.D. is 84°, instead of 82°, owing to an erratum in P.T. (See
List of Errata.)
1578 h. 468=111. 479. No nebulosity seen by Lord Rosse in 5 observations. In H.'s
single observation the nebula is " suspected," and in those of h. it is not posi-
tively ascertained. The object seems therefore to be merely a small resolved
cluster of vFst.
1594. M. 47. Auwers assigns a R.A. greater by 4™. The cluster has not since been
observed. It is probably a very loose and poor one.
1611 h. 480= VI. 37. h.'s P.D. corrected by —10' as the presumed error of reading
in the single observation obtained. Harding in 1827 (it appears) observed its
P.D.=100° 10' (for 1830), and W.H.'s place for that epoch is 100° 12', that of
h. being 100° 19' 4".
1615
1616
1617
In Lord Rosse's diagram, a=No. 1617=h. 483; /3=No. 1616=D'Arr. 51;
y=No. 1615=483, a. D'Arrest's place for (3 is preferred to that which results
from comparison with the diagram, h. 284 could not have been in the field,
being almost a degree distant.
1633 h. 493=11. 719. h.'s R.A. in P.T. diminished by lm for an error of lm detected
in the reduction of the observation. This brings it nearer to Auwers.
1652 h. 3176. Polarissima Australia. This nebula is so near the south pole that its
precession in R.A. varies from year to year with great rapidity, so that its R.A.
cannot be computed correctly by the ordinary approximate method.
1666 ] The four nebula? h. 508, 510; 510, <z; 510, I evidently include among them that
1667 \ third nebula referred to by Lord Rosse as the accompanying " nova " " forming
1668] a triangle with h. 507, 508 — of the last degree of faintness." h. 507, however,
is 30° distant in P.D., so that in the observation of Feb. 9, 1850, the P.D. of
h. 507 must doubtless have been read as 36° instead of 66°, giving rise to a
mistaken identity with one of the two really new nebula? at that time in view.
1696 III. 50. I find a memorandum to the effect that this nebula is lost, and was pro-
bably a comet; but I cannot recover my authority for the statement. It is
described by H. as " of the last degree of faintness," and it is therefore no way
22 SIB J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
surprising that it should not have been again perceived without some time and
trouble bestowed, and in clear weather.
1707 h. 527—11. 48. M. Auwers, owing to an erratum in P.T. (see List of Errata),
makes the TLA. of II. 48 two minutes too great, and is thus led to doubt its
identity with h. 527. There still remains the rather considerable disagreement
of 5' in P.D. D' Arrest found neither of these nebulse ; but there can be no
doubt of the existence of one at least, in or near the place here given. This is
not the nebula seen by Lord Rosse " nearly in contact with h. 526." This latter
(described already by h. as " bi-nuclear ") was seen by R. as distinctly double.
1712 h. 531 =M. 67. Discovered by Oriani.
1720 h. 535=11. 823. W.H. describes this nebula as "Round;" h. as "much ex-
tended," while Lord Rosse saw it as bi-nuclear, or a double nebula joined by
faint nebulosity. Is it separating into two, like Biela's comet I
1735)h. 542 and II. 557. The descriptions are irreconcileable, and they must be two
1736) distinct nebulae. The R.A. of h. 542 was not observed, and its P.D. is set down
as " hardly more than conjectural," having been looked for by working list as
II. 557 and set down as such.
1742 h. 545=11. 834. Misprinted II. 844 by Auwers in the Catalogue, but the num-
ber is correct in his general list of the nebulse by numbers and classes.
1743 h. 546. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation. Examined sweep 21 (h.) and
found all right.
1756 III. 291=D'Arr. 60. These are assuredly one and the same nebula. Auwers's
declination of III. 291 (+27° 7') should be +26° 7'.
1773 h. 565=111. 61. The P.D. according to H. is 70°.
1788 II. 708. Owing to an erratum in the determining star in Phil. Trans, (see List of
Errata), Auwers has given the place of this nebula for 1830 R.A. 9h 12™ 39s;
P.D. 39° 17', instead of 91' 6-» 29s; 47° 20'.
1791)
...rq , rh. 577; h. 578. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation. (See next note.)
1792 D' Arrest 62. This nebula must surely be variable, as it is inconceivable else that
it should not have been seen by h., when h. 578, to which it is almost close,
was observed and its place taken. D'Arrest says, " Fugerat Herschelium nec-
non me anno 1862." Neither of the three (Nos. 1791, 1792, 1794) were seen
by Lord Rosse. Sweep 59 (h.) and the reductions re-examined. Found all clearly
written and all correct.
I8041h. 581, 582; 581, a, b, c, d, 582,a,b,c,d,e,f,g; D'Arr. 63. Of this very complex
group of 15 nebulse or "knots" (as they are called by Lord Rosse), six have
-{'017
1818
U321
been determined from his diagram, and six more by the aid of notes subse-
' quently furnished me from the records of the observatory at Birr Castle, con-
taining differences of R.A. and P.D. from one or other of .the former. These
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS. 23
No.
are indicated by the letters MS. attached in the column of descriptions. The
others I identify as follows : —
a (in Lord R's diagram) is No. 1813=582, c.
ft „ „ 1812=582, ft.
y „ „ 1811=h. 582.
& „ „ 1806=h. 581.
e „ „ 1815=582, e.
£ 1821 =582, </.
One of those for which no data are given must have been D'Arr. 63, and the
two remaining ones are included under the entries Nos. 1817, 1818 as 582, /'.
1832 h. 590. Not seen by Lord Rosse; once looked for. Re-examined the sweep and
reductions. Found all correct.
1868 h. 3171. In the omitted observations of nebulae in the last page of the C.G.H.
observations, for h. 3170 read h. 3171; and this observation, combined with
the two in the body of the work, gives the mean result for 1830 employed to
deduce the place in the present Catalogue.
1911 h. 3185=111. 289. In consequence of a misprint in P.T. (see List of Errata), the
P.D. of Auwers is 5' too small. Corrected by this, his place agrees well with
my observation.
1953 M. 81 1 ? A nebula observed by W.H. as described, but differing most materially
in place from M. 81. It would certainly be very extraordinary should three
nebulae so extremely remarkable as M. 81 and 82 and this be found to lie so near
together.
19591h. 3198, 3202 are distinct nebulae, and were observed consecutively in one and
1962J the same sweep — sw. 561 (h.).
1960 )h. 3199 and 3201 are also distinct nebulae, and were observed consecutively in
1961 ) sweep 562 (h.).
1974 III. 293. M. Auwers makes the place of this nebula 9h 24™ 4s; 66° 30' (1830),
instead of 9h 48m 48s ; 60° 13'. The cause of the error is an erratum (see List)
in P.T., where the determining star is set down as 23 Leonis instead of 23 Leonis
Minoris, another of the instances of confusion arising from the use of this silly
and barbarous nomenclature.
2014 h. 669=111. 65. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation. It was found by
h. in its place per working list.
2019 h. 672. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation. Examined the sweep and
reductions, and found all correct.
2043 h. 250. This nebula is so very close to the North Pole, that its place cannot be
calculated by a precession proportional to the time in the usual approximate
mode, the R.A. changing from year to year with extreme rapidity.
24 SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
2054'
2055
2057
2058
In Lord Rosse's diagram, «=No. 2058=h. 692=11. 44; /3=No. 2061=h. 693
=11. 45; y=No. 2055=692, 1; &=No. 2054=D'Arr. 61; g=No. 2057=692, c,
not lettered in the diagram.
2088 III. 28, 29. Both D'Arrest and Secchi agree in placing this double nebula more
2089; to the south than W.H. by 15'+, and D'Arrest supposes the P.D. to have been
misread to that extent. As so great a proper motion is most improbable, and
the identity is indisputable, I have adopted this supposition and made the neces-
sary correction.
2094 h. 706. Not seen by Lord Rosse in 6 observations. Re-examined the record of
the original obs. Sweep 115 (h.), No. 68, and the reductions. The entries are
all clear and perfectly legible. Reduction in P.D. correct ; reduction in R.A.
erroneous by — Om 26s-6. This, however, could not have caused its non-obser-
vation by R. This then was a comet, or is a lost nebula. The error of reduction
is corrected in the present Catalogue.
2111 III. 316. C.H.'s reduction of this nebula being affected with a considerable error,,
Auwers's R.A. is adopted, after verification.
2144 h. 3276. Place approximate, by equatoreal zone review.
2189 h. 745=V. 52. Not seen by Lord Rosse when once looked for (see note on
No. 132, &c.).
2192 h. 3294. The minute in R.A. doubtful.
2197 h. 3295. The great nebula about ;j Argus. According to a letter from Mr. Eyre
B. Powell of Madras, a most extraordinary change has taken place in this nebula
since my figure of it was delineated. He states that the southern end of the
curious oval vacuity close to the great star, which was decidedly closed when I
depicted it, is now decidedly open. Should this be established, it will be the
most extraordinary fact that has yet appeared in the history of a nebula.
.2201 h. 754=11. 99. M. D'Arrest found this nebula in the Leipzig refractor, bright
enough to be ranked in the first class. And it is marked as " very bright " in
this Catalogue by a mean of 5 observations. It must have been ill seen in the
earlier observation when classed as II.
2231)IV. 6=11. 131 and h. 777=111. 88. I adopt, on due consideration, the opinion
2234) of Auwers, that III. 88 and II. 131 are not the same. Their having been
successively observed in the same sweep is decisive. Also, that IV. 6 is not
III. 88, but in reality identical with II. 131. The descriptions are made out
in conformity with this.
2233VL 118 and h. 779. The degree of P.D. is probably mistaken in I. 118. Marth,
2236) according to Auw., suggests that the determining star 46 Ursse (which though
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STAES. 25
No.
not so called in B.A.C., is doubtless No. 3741 of that catalogue) was mistaken,
and should have been called 46 Leonis minoris. Consulting the original sweep
(sw. 487, H.), I find this surmise not corroborated ; for the nebula, when reduced
by the star next preceding it (37 Leonis minoris), gives the same Polar distance,
and, within a few seconds, the same II. A. But there is some faint indication of
the figure G in the reading of the Polar distance piece 5G° 55' having been written
over a 7, which would have thrown the nebula somewhat below the southern
limit of the sweep, and might have caused a suspicion of error at the -time. I
found no nebula in the catalogued place in my sweep No. 337 (h.), so that the
probability of an erroneous degree is strengthened. At the same time, it is not
impossible that this nebula may be identical with No. 223G=h. 779, the mis-
take in the degree lying the other way.
2238 h. 780=1. 172. h., in Ph.Tr., suggests that this nebula may have moved. There
is, however, no ground for this supposition, as its place agrees quite remarkably
with that brought up from C.H. But query if the double star have not moved,
since one of the observations places it " in the middle," and a subsequent one
makes the southern extremity of the nebula touch the large star of the double
star.
2276 h. 806=11. 101. Found to rank as a first-class nebula by M. D' Arrest with the
4|-in. Leipzig refractor. In this Catalogue it stands described as " very Bright,"
by a mean of 4 observations. See remark in note 2201.
2310 h. 823=111. 111. There is a strange amount of discordance between the observed
and reduced places of this nebula. Auwers makes the P.D. for 1830=84° 29'.
C.H. has reduced the single observation of W.H. by two stars 84, r Leonis
and 349 Bode Leonis, and her results differ by 10'; r, which gives the greater,
being stated to be " too far distant in P.D." The several results stand thus:—
>
P.D. 1830, by Auwers 8l 29
by r Leonis (C.H.) ... 84 20
by h. obs 84 15
by 349 B. Leonis (C.H.) . . 84 9£
My observed P.D. is nearly a mean between those of C.H.
2315 h. 828=11. 42. Not seen by Lord Rosse when once looked for (see notes on
No. 132, &c.).
2319 h. 829 = 111. 351. The observations of this nebula, which are numerous, disagree
so very remarkably in the particular of brightness, that a considerable suspicion
of variability exists.
2373 h. 854=M. 65. There is a misprint, 45° for 75° np to sf, in the position of
extension in my Catalogue of 1833. The diagram in the original sweep also
corroborates this, as does also the figure (fig. 53) accompanying that Catalogue.
1IDCCCLXIV. E
26 S,Ut J. r. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
W.H. twice says mE in merid. (180°) — h.'s position 75P np to sf=105°; a mean
of those of Winnecke and Auwers =172°.
2377 h. 857, h. 875; M. C6. No doubt these are the same. fig. 54 P.T. 1833 corro-
borates their identity. The accompanying stars and their positions agree
entirely. The R.A. of h. 875, however, requires to be corrected by — 3m,
allowing the seconds and the P.D. observed in that observation their weight.
2382 II. 30. Auwers deduces his RA. for 1830 (llh 12m 21s) from the statement in
E.T. "following 68, § Leonis, 6m SO9." C.H. from the same data concludes
R.A. llh llm 31s (also for 1830). The latter is (within 2s) the correct result.
2388 h. 867=h. 861 1 These are very probably the same. But as, after all, the difference
of the observed R.A.'s is sufficient to have allowed one to escape while observing
the other, so that they may be different, and as moreover one is described as
" Round," and the other as " extended," both are retained.
2405 h. 882=1. 20. This nebula would seem to have decreased in brightness. The
bright * is 1341. A.S.C.
2411 h. 886 = 1. 131. Ranked by M. D'Arrest in the second class with the 4|-inch
Leipzig telescope. In this Catalogue it stands as " pretty Bright " from a mean
of three observations.
2417 III. 112. Auwers has reduced this nebula by the star given in P.T. <p, 74 Leonis.
But I find a MS. note that this star was not dependable, and that Mayer's
No. 510 is the proper determining star. The nebula was subsequently looked
for and found, not in the place given by <p, but 8' from the P.D. concluded
from Mayer 510. A mean of these two determinations is therefore used in this
Catalogue.
2440 h. 907=111. 353. Auwers doubts the identity of these nebulae. But this is in
consequence of a misprint in P.T. (see List of Errata), 53m for 43m. The error
is found also in the Register Sheet (H. 937), but C.H. has avoided it and used
43m in her reduction so as to give a R. A. agreeing within 35s with that of h. 907.
2461 h. 918=11. 784. Lord Rosse, in his observation of this nebula, mentions
" another brush-like, 20' np." This was no doubt II. 783=No. 2454.
2501 h. 945=1. 94. W.H. makes this nebula by one observation extended, n to s,
by another nf to sp, while h. has two observations agreeing in making it extended
in the parallel. Surely it does not rotate 1
2540 h. 967. lm added to the R.A. It is evidently the first of the group of 4.
2577 III. 113. This nebula is reduced also in Auwers's catalogue by <p Leonis, the star
set down in P.T. But C.H. remarks that <p was above the sweep, and otherwise
observed under unfavourable circumstances, and Mayer's 510 zod. star. s. 0° 31
is preferred, which gives a result differing by +24' in P.D. and —48s in R.A.
The place adopted in the present Catalogue is in conformity with this remark.
(See note on No. 2417.)
OF JTEBULJE AND CLUSTERS OF STAiRS. 27
No.
25-91 h. 1000=111. 616. The star 6m, 5' n only noticed by W.H. The other 7m, f in
the parallel only by h. Are there really two stars ? and are they both variable 1
2597 h. 1002=1. 203. Auwers, in consequence of an erratum in P.T. (see List of Errata),
makes the R.A. of this nebula 7m too small. The error is corrected in the
Register (H. 1889) and in C.H.'s reduction.
2604 h. 1009=1. 202. The same misprint in P.T. mentioned in the last note on
h. 2597 has also vitiated M. Auwers's R.A. of this nebula. It is corrected in
the Register Sheet (H. 1886) and in C.H.
2608 h. 1013=111. 381. I adopt Mr. Marth's identification of these nebulae. The
place of III. 381 in the catalogue of C.H., from which my working lists were
made out, is vitiated by some great mistake. The P.D. is supposed to be
derived from 1 Comae, the neb. being 1° 12' south of the star. This, however,
would give 68° 9' 29" for 1830 instead of 65° 45' 0", that brought up from C.H.
2650 h. 1039. This cannot be identical with h. 1036, and its brightness precludes its
being accepted as III. 354. But there is extreme uncertainty as to its P.D.
The degree may even be wrong.
2652 h. 1041 = 11. 733. According to W.H. the position of extension is "near the
meridian." If meridian be not a mistake for parallel it has changed, h. has a
measure 62°- 3, and an estimation 65° in another observation.
2653 h. 1042. This cannot be III. 3, as C.H. has reduced two obs. of this latter well
agreeing, and giving a R.A. 2m exceeding that of h. 1042, which also rests on
2 obs. of h.
2668 h. 1050 = 1. 253. The difference of descriptions is extraordinary, so that they
seem hardly to pertain to the same object ; but the places agree.
2683'
2684
2685
2686
.-2689
2690
2693
2694
2697
-2699
2701
2702,
2730 II. 14. Owing to an erratum in P.T. (see List of Errata) Auwers gives quite an
erroneous place for this nebula (llh 39" 27s R.A., 81° 9' P.D. 1830).
-2747 h. 1103==HL 814. A.uwers suspects some error of the press, since his P.D. for
1830. coiaea -out .36°. 58', while that of h. 1103 is 35° 56'. There is, however,
E2
h. 1062, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 1070, 1, 3, 5, in. 391, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. The places set down
for the nebulas of this extensive group are made out by a most careful consider-
ation .of all the observations and records in the sweeping books which seem
irreconcileable with a group of six nebula? only. The group, however, needs a
thorough re-examination.
28 SIR J. P. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
no error, either of printing, registry, or reduction in any part of the older work.
The determining star is rightly set down as 5 Canum, whose P.D. for 1800 (the
epoch of C.H.'s catalogue) is 37° 19' 42", and III. 814 is declared to be 1° 32'
north of it, so that 35° 48', the P.D. of C.H., is correct, and reduced to 1830
(=35° 58') agrees with my place within 2'. Neither is there any error of the
press or of reduction, or any apparent mistake of a clerical nature in all the
process of h. 1103, and the nebula observed is set down in the sweeping book
(of course from the working list) as III. 814. I consider their identity there-
fore as fully established.
2771 jh. 1211=11. 372. II. says, the most northerly of the pair II. 372, III. 360 the
2773J largest: h., "by diagram," makes the following nebula, III. 360=No. 2773,
the larger of the two.
2814 II. 109. The reductions of the sweep 187 (H.) in which this occurs are somewhat
precarious, and in C.H.'s revision of the sweep the A. P.D. from 6 Comse is set
down at 1° 50', that in the P.T. at 1° 54' (these changes are never made without
good reason), and this accounts for 4' out of the 5' difference between her P.D.
and that of M. Auwers.
2846 III. 535. In a sweep two years subsequent to the obs. of this nebula by H. it
was looked for again but not found. ? if a comet.
2849 D'Arr. 89. M. D'Arrest makes mention in a letter which he has done me the
honour to address to me, of a nebula having the same R.A. as this, but a P.D.
(1860)= 83° 46' 42". He does not include it in his final list. It should, how-
ever, be looked for.
2852^ h. 1183, 7, 9,1190, 4; II. 568, 9, 570, 1, 2, 3. There cannot be a doubt that
2856
2857
2862
2865
2869
II. 568, 569, 570, 571, are in 82° P.D., and II. 572, 3, in 83°. It is equally
certain that h. 1183, 1189, 1190, 1194 are in 83°. They were observed in two
distinct sweeps (sw. Ill and 238); I observed also II. 572 in sw. 238, and III.
573 in sw. 250. There must be a set of nebulae, at least 8 in number, hereabouts.
KB. W.H. makes II. 568, 569, 570, 571, 34' n. of 11 Virginis. If n. be a
mistake for s, these agree with h. 1187, 1189, 1190, 1194.
2855 h. 1186=1. 90=11. 322. Marth's conjecture is right (see Auwers's note on I. 90)
as regards II. 322, but not so his conclusion that II. 322=11. 377.
2878 h. 1202=1. 139=M. 61. Discovered by Oriani. N.B. The first discoverers of
the nebulae in Messier's list, when not Messier himself, are mentioned by
M. Auwers in his catalogue of those nebulas (pp. 66-71), except in the cases of
Oriani's nebula:, M. 14], 181, 351, 61, 67.
2884 1202, a. Under h. 1196 and 1202, two nebulae, unidentifiable, are described as
companions, but there must be some great error in Lord Rosse's account of
them, as the place of one is referred to a scarlet star " 10' south of a scarlet
star R.A. 12h 25'." Now h. 1202 is in R.A. 12h 14m. To afford a fair chance
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS. 29
No.
of reobserving them, the companion 10' nf h. 1202 is entered here as 1202, «,
and that south of the scarlet star, under No. 3060 as 1196, a.
2892 D'Arr. 90. " Reperta a me Mart. 4, 1862. Eandem reperit Schonfeldus, April 1,
1862. Vide Comptes Rendus, &c."
2951 II. 87. This may be h. 1240, but 7' in P.D. is a large error.
2961 h. 1253=M. 86. The nebula of Lord Rosse 14' sp this is no doubt IT. 168.
2976 h. 1261=111. 492. III. 492 was looked for April 11, 1787, by W.H. in the
place assigned to it, but was not seen. Auwers, however, makes it identical
with h. 12G1. Yet the descriptions are radically different, and after all there
may be another nebula, the real III. 492, in the neighbourhood.
2992|R. novae. 1274, a; 1275, a. Of the eleven " knots " seen by Lord Rosse in this
2995J place these two are the only really "novae." The other 9 were h. 1237, 1244,
1250 (1 & 2), 1253, 1259, 1274, 1275, and Auw. N. 30, numbered in this
Catalogue 2931, 2949, 2955, 2956, 2961, 2965, 2974, 2991, 2994. h. 1203,
numbered by Lord Rosse as one of the group, seems too far remote in R.A. to
have been seen on that occasion.
2999 h. 1279 = 11. 156. H. says " F;" h. " vB." The latter preferred, since F might
arise from fog or haze.
3003 h. 1282. II. 56 and II. 90. Both II. 56 and II. 90 were seen in one sweep,
March 1, 1784, at lm interval of time (by the same star, 25 Comae), II. 56
being 1' more north, and II. 90 3' more south than the star. This is a case of
positive disappearance, for in sweep 334 (h.) the neighbourhood was carefully
examined and only one nebula found.
3008 I. 23. By s Virginis, sw. 174 ; n. 1° 31'; .-. P.D. (1830) 77° 18' 29". By 34 Vir-
ginis in sw. 199, s. 0° 19', whence P.D. = 77° 25' 33", mean 77° 22'. Auwers
makes it 77° 16'. This nebula is placed in the 2nd class by M. D' Arrest as
seen with the Leipzig refractor. In this Catalogue it is set down from a mean
of two observations, as " pretty bright."
3011 h. 1289=11. 212=11. 750. The two nebula? so designated were not observed
by H. in one sweep, and are, no doubt, identical.
3013 h. 1290 = 11. 122=11. 174. These two nebulas of the 2nd class were also not
observed by H. in the same sweep, and are presumed to be identical, as the
places agree.
3021 h. 1294=M. 49. Discovered by Oriani in 1771.
3026 h. 1295 = 11. 117=11. 629. The same remark applies as in the notes on Nos.
3011, 3013.
3029 II. 116. Not seen by D'Arrest.
3043 h. 1307=1. 83. Not found by Lord Rosse when once looked for. There can be
no doubt, however, of its existence in or near this place.
8060 1196, a=R. nova. See note on No. 2884.
$0 8IK J. T. W. HEESOHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
S075 h. 1329=1. 31=1. 38. H. describes I. 31 as "between two bright stars." The
places differ 15' in P.D. ; h. describes I. 38 (the place well agreeing with that
, f r of H,) in one observation as having a large star f, and in two others as having
a star 9m, p ; that is, in effect, as lying between two bright stars. N.B. The
star used for I. 31 is 31 d 1 Virginis, and for I. 38, 32 d 2 Virginis. The decli-
nation of 31 d I is 30' wrong in A.S.C. (No. 1469). In B.A.C. it is right. The
P.D.'s of the two nebulae of H. differ, as already remarked, by 15'. The R.A/S
agree. They must be identical with a mistake of 15' in I. 31. D' Arrest says
,he is sure there are not two nebulae here.
3078 III. 26. Place as per C.H., 12h 25™ 32s, 68° 32' for 1830 ; as per Auwers,
12h 25m 40s, 68° 47' (see List of Errata). The correction of the place in P.T.
is not, properly speaking, an erratum, but the substitution of a good observa-
tion for a bad one. In the obs. sw. 177 (H.), where 20 Comas was used as
the determining star, the place is given only by description. In a sweep long
subsequent (sw. 944) it was compared with 26 Coma? in the regular form of
observation, and this is of course to be preferred. Auwers's place is deduced
from the earlier, and that of C.H. from the later observation, rejecting the
other.
3079 h. 1322 = 8 Canum. This very remarkable object occurs among the list of those
observed by Lord Rosse in his paper in P.T. 1861, but without a word of
remark or description ; and it does not occur among his list of nebulosities
looked for but not perceived. Surely it might be inferred from this that the
nebulosity surrounding the star was seen, or its absence would have been noticed,
as in the instance of 55 Andromeda?. Yet Mr. Lassell saw no nebulosity about
8 Canum.
3097 h. 1348=M. 89. Lord Rosse has h. 1343 and 1348, and in his account of them
says, "two others, about 20' s. of 1348 ;" one of these must have been h. 1343,
and the other h. 1349.
8103 h. 1353 = 1. 119. This nebula was barely perceptible, with straining the atten-
tion, by M. D'Arrest with the 4^-inch Leipzig refractor. It is described in this
.,.' Catalogue as "considerably bright" by two observations.
3108)11. 1358, 1359, 1363=IV. 8, 9. The obs. of 1363 in my Catalogue of 1833, in
3109 J which the R.A. is uncertain, undoubtedly refers to the same very remarkable
double nebula, IV. 8, 9. D'Arrest is sure that there is no other double nebula
in this neighbourhood.
3111 M. 90. The place is from two observations by W.H., as also the description.
3127 h. 1374=1. 273. The descriptions of H. differ: s~o much that it is not impossible
•j '. .. r: .there may be another bright nebula near this place.
3138 h. 1379=11. 577: , Two diagrams by h. in sweeps 141, 143, agreeing, represent
this nebula as making a considerably acute-angled, nearly isosceles, triangle with
OF NBHULJL AND CLUSTERS OF STABS. 31
So.
two following stars. H. says, " Between two Bright stars, making a triangfe
with them." No one now, looking at those diagrams, would call the situation
of the nebula between the stars. A suspicion of proper motion arises in such
a case.
3148 h. 1384=11. 148. In my Catalogue of 1833 this nebula is identified with II. 20.
and in the Register Sheets (H. 320), under the head of II. 148, there is a memo-
randum, " Probably the same as II. 20 (H. 47)." But on examining all the
observations of both nebula?, I arrive at the conclusion that they are different,
II. 20 being nearly 2m later in R.A.
3170 h. 1401. Query if not =11. 38, with one degree mistaken in P.D.
3174 See note on 3148, above.
3177 h. 1406, 1407=11. 794 (1 & 2), III. 778; h. 1428, 1435=11. 795, 796. Auwers
3179 remarks, and justly, on the great apparent discordance of the observations of h.'
3206 • and his places of II. 794, 5, 6, and those of W.H. The fact is that the places
3216 of these in the P.T. all rest on comparisons with s Ursae in sweeps 921 and
3224) 1001 (H.); and the observation of that star has been erroneous or mistaken in
sw. 921 by about 11' in P.D., as appears from an obs. of 73 Ursa? in the same
sweep. The nebula? affected by this error are those here enumerated, and it
requires very careful consideration to disentangle all the observations of each
nebula by both stars, and to decide on their identities. My final conclusions
are, — 1st, that in these sweeps two distinct nebula?, II. 794, 1 and II. 794, 2,
were observed, and confounded together under one number ( = 11. 2079 register).
These are my h. 1406, 1407. 2ndly, that h. 1407 and III. 778, II. 795, 796
are correctly determined in sw. 1001 (H.). 3rdly, that in sw. 921 (H.) the
nebula set down as II. 794 was not the same as that called II. 794 in the
reduction of sw. 1001 ; i. e. that it was in fact h. 1406, and that in this obser-
vation there is also an error of 6' in P.D., or that, if not, there must be still
another nebula in P.D. 33° 54' (1860). Finally, that the place of III. 778
given in Phil. Tr., which is affected by the same general cause of error, requires
a correction of -j-9' in P.D.
3180 h. 1405=111. 44. This is .the companion of -M. 60, and is placed by M. D'Arrest
in the first class, even with the 4^-inch Leipzig refractor. Perhaps the very
superior light of M. 60 may have led both H. and h. to under-estimate that of
its, anyhow, much fainter companion.
3189 Yh. 1414, 1415=1. 176, 177. These two, according to Lord Rosse, are= connected
3J90J by faint nebulosity.
3206 III. 778. See note on 3174.
3214 h. 1426=11. 181. Auwers points out a discordance of 19' in P.D. between my
observation and that of II. 181. This is owing mainly, however, to. a-, misprint
in. PhiL Tirana. (See List of Errata.)
......
32 SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
32161
\TL. 795, 796. See note on 3174.
32161
3224J1
3228 I. 8=111. 6. The later of these nebulae is expressly stated in the register (H. 38)
to be of the 1st class, though set down (it does not appear why) in the 3rd.
3254 h. 1452=1. 41. The case of this nebula is a very odd one. H. has two obser-
vations of it. One on April 5, 1784, where it is described as a " L; B ; r neb ;
sbM; ill Fig; Class I." Another on March 3, 1789, calls it "pB; cL; iFig;
er. Many of the st. visible." So that it may be called a cluster. Both the
places of H. and that of h. agree so well, that the object in all must have been
the same. Here seems evidence of change.
3256 h. 1453=11. 73. Contradictory descriptions, and possibly two nebulae differing
1™ in R.A.
3311 h. 1480=1. 141. Query if not changed, h.'s observations are positive as to the
clearness of the sky. But query as to the state of the speculum.
3319 h. 1485=11. 384. Not seen by Lord Rosse in two observations (hazy).
3337)
3338
3358
3420
3483
h. 1497=1. 68; II. 299; h. 1511=1. 69; h. 1536=11. 301; h. 1574=111. 382.
Auwers finds 5' A.P.D. between H. I. 68 and h. 1497. His place is from P.T.
53 Virginis n. 1° 4', whereas C.H. in her reductions uses n. 1° 11', and my
observations of this and the other nebulae in this list justify the departure. I
subjoin her note on this nebula (in zone 103° C.H.): —
" I. 68, I. 69, III. 282 are each 7' more north than they are given in the
" printed Catalogue. The disagreement is the result of the recalculation, and
" is probably owing to my attempting more accuracy in valuing the ' numbers
" ' to a degree,' &c. &c." (i. e. in the index reductions of the Polar distance
readings which were parts of an arbitrary scale). And in the next zone (104°
C.H.) occurs,
" II. 299 and II. 301 require the same memorandum." In point of fact, com-
paring my own observations with those reduced by M. Auwers, the differences,
as stated by him, run thus :
1.68 . . . A.P.D. H-h=+5'
I. 69 -f 7'
III. 282 +7'
II. 299
II. 301 +6'
so that in each case, where I have observed the object, the alteration is justified.
This is only one out of the innumerable instances of painstaking and laborious
scrutiny bestowed by her upon these reductions which have occurred to me in
the collation of her zone catalogue with the original observations and with my
own results.
3356 h. 1509=1. 143. Auwers places this nebula 1° 13' too much to the south in con-
sequence of an erratum in P.T. (see List of Errata).
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STAES. 33
No.
3358 See note on 3337.
3363 V. 3. Auwers makes the R.A. of this neb. for 1830 13h 2m 31', which is 10m too
great. The P.T., which in this instance is correct, makes it follow 75 Leonis
lh 44m.
3393 h. 1527. This is not impossibly III. 937, but as both E.A.'s and P.D.'s differ very
much, they may be different, and arc therefore separately stated.
3415 h. 1535. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation; clouds passing h. has two
observations, both agreeing well.
3420 See note on No. 3337.
3421 II. 185. Auwers, misled by an error in P.T. (see List of Errata), makes the R.A.
of this neb. too small by 10™.
342G Auw. N. 31. Not visible in the Konigsberg Heliometer.
3483 See note on No. 3337.
350G II. 22. T.D. extremely doubtful.
3512 II. 82G. Place re-reduced by the star used by H. and A.S.C.
3527 h. 1597—11. 314. Auwers makes A.R.A. II.— h. = + 107s, and remarks that
there is perhaps some error in P.T. This is the case (see List of Errata), and
with the correction there indicated the agreement is satisfactory.
3550 D'Arr. 94. D'Arrcst says " not found again, Feb. 19, 1863. Sky perfectly clear.
Perhaps a comet."
3588 h. 1633=111. 926. II. says it is sp a considerable star. h. has " a *9m with a
very dilute nebulous atmosphere." Has the star or the nebula moved I
3650 III. 946. Auwers makes the declination +89° 17', a misprint for -f 809 17'.
3662 h. 1674=1. 255. Evidently ill seen by h. The description of II. preferred.
36G4-)h. 1676, 1679=111. 422, 423. Auwers makes the P.D. 12' too great by reason
36G8J of an erratum in P.T. (see List of Errata).
3728 h. 1720=111. 666. Auwers finding A.R.A. II.— h. = +52", supposes a mistake of
lm. Examined sweep 146 (h.), and found all clearly written and right reduced.
3750|h. 1734, 1735=11. 309, 310. H. says the second is the larger, h. the smaller of
3751) the two.
3760]
3762
3763
3764
3766
3767
3770
3771
h. 1744=M. 101, and its attendants in more or less intimate nebulous connexion.
Of those in Lord Rosse's woodcut, P.T. 1861, p. 729, N, the principal nucleus,
is No. 3770=h. 1774; n,=No. 3774=1744, i; n, No. 3773=1744, h. The
others are not lettered, and are made out from the joint evidence of this dia-
gram and the measures of position and distance of the stars compared with the
copper plate, fig. 35. — 1744, a is not improbably =111. 787.
3773
3774.
MDCCCLXIV.
84 81H J. P. W. HEBSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
3820 h. 1703=111. 804=111. 835. The identity of these nebula; rests on a memoran-
dum in MS. in my copy of Ph. Tr., supported by the reductions of all the obs.
by C.H. in 3 sweeps, each with two determining stars. Auwers makes them
differ by 14' in P.D.
3836 III. 551. Place concluded from h. 1772=111. 552 from H.'s description, viz.
that it precedes that nebula by 3' or 4' (3' 30") =14' of time.
3844 h. 1777=111. 347. Auwers makes A.P.D. =— 59', but observes that there must
be some misprint. Examining all, I find that such is the case (see List of Errata),
which recognized, shows that 1° has been mistaken, and the identity is therefore
proved.
3846 h. 1779=1. 144. Auwers makes the P.D. (1830)=86° 30', and H.— h. = l° 14'.
The cause of the discordance is a misprint in P.T. (see List of Errata), in conse-
quence of which the nebula is 1° 13' north of its printed place.
3858
3859
3860
h. 1789, 1788, 1791=111. 416, 417. Lord Kosse says that of these three only
two were found. The obs. in sw. 28 re-examined — 1789 and 1791 were both
observed. Moreover, in sw. 337, III. 417=h. 1791 and h. 1788 were both
observed, and 1791 is expressly stated to have been the sf of two seen in moon-
light. Now the np of these could not be h. 1789, which is eF and not north,
but south preceding, whereas h. 1788 by its place in sw. 338 is np. All three,
therefore, really existed at the date of these observations. It was h. 1789 (eF)
which escaped Lord Rosse's notice, though looked for with greater instrumental
power. Perhaps it may have changed.
3863 III. 135. Auwers's P.D. for 1830 is 63° 0'. C.H. reduced to 1830 gives 62° 50' 20".
Auwers has used (P.T.) 1° 5' n. of d, 12 Bootis ; C.H. 1° 16' n. of the same *.
C.H. is to be preferred on every account to P.T. Her A.P.D.'s are grounded
on a most complete and searching re-examination and recomputation (according
to the then existing star catalogues) of all the data (in the earlier sweeps most
obscure — -foliis sibyllinis olscuriora) for determining the degrees and minutes of
P.D. from the index numbers. In almost every case I find her corrections (or
rather interpretations) to be justified ; and I have no doubt that in this parti-
cular instance such will prove the case, though here I confess myself, after con-
sulting the original sweep, unable to perceive the reason for the deviation.
3888 III. 319. Auwers, following P.T., which places the nebula 2° 26' north of /3 Ursa?
min., makes the P.D. 1830 =12° 46', and so it stands in the Register sheet
(H. 864). But it should be 2° 26' south. So C.H. has used it, and so it proves
to be on reference to the original sweep, sw. 391 (H.), giving for the P.D.
17° 36' 12".
3920 h. 1832=11. 695. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation. See note on
No. 132.
3922 h. 3573= A. 342. In Auwers's list of Lacaille's nebulae, he sets down for the
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS. 35
No.
declination of this —55° 58'-8. For 58'-8 read 48'-8, if it be the same object,
but of that some doubt remains.
3967 VI. 8. Auwers, using % Virginis, the determining star in P.T., places this cluster
in B.A. 14h 53m 37s (1830), 99° 55' P.D. This, however, is declared by a sub-
sequent MS. note to be a mistake for Mayer's 577 zod. star, whence the place
in this Catalogue is accordingly derived. But this star, too, must have been
mistaken, and on consulting the original sweep (sw. 209, H.) I find no star in
the sweep whose identity can be satisfactorily ascertained. All that can be
certainly affirmed is that, within a degree one way or the other in P.D., and
from 5 to 10 minutes of time in R.A. of the place set down, there exists a fine
cluster of the 6th class which should be looked for. Fortunately it is the only
nebula observed in the sweep, a very short one.
3977 h. 1866 = 1. 184. Some suspicion of variability, inasmuch as one description calls
it R, another E, and another mE, besides other indications in respect of bright-
ness.
3998 III. 373. C.H., by three distinct observations in three different sweeps (400,
730, 917, H.) from the same determining star 11 libra (s. 0° 13', s. 0° 14',
and s. 0° 15'), deduces a P.D., which reduced to 1830=91° 49' 39". Auwers,
using the same star, s. 0° 12' as per P.T., places it in P.D. 91° 17', which, how-
ever, is probably a misprint for 91° 47'. Two of H.'s observations place the
small star south, and one north of the nebula.
3999 h. 1881=11. 576. The binuclear character verified by R, who says that it is a
close double nebula.
4016 h. 1892=111. 131. Query if not variable in brightness. H. in two observations
calls it F and cB; h., in two others, vF and eF.
4025|II. 756=h. 1898 ?. In the two observations by H. of II. 766 it is described as
4029J cF; pL; iF; r;
pB; s; E;
and no mention is made of a double star near it, so that though the places agree
within the possible limits of discordance, they are most probably two distinct
nebulae.
4043) 1901, a. Two of six seen by Lord Rosse. The others must have been h. 1901,
4044J h. 1902, II. 541 and III. 511.
4048)111. 886, 887. Auwers has made an error of — 12' in the declination, or +12' in
4049J the P.D. of this double nebula as determined from P.T. (20' n. of 7 Serpentis).
The P.D. here set down is that correctly reduced, C.H. having on her part
committed an error of +2' in P.D.
4051 h. 1905=11. 751. In Auwers's declination, for +20° 44' read +20° 14', an
evident misprint.
4065 IL 818. Owing to an erroneous designation of the <tetermining star in P.T. (see
F2
36 SIE J. F. W. HEKSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
4124)
4127
4128
4131
4133
List of Errata), Auwers has given the place of this nebula (1830) as R.A.
14h41m38; Decl. +60° 5'.
h. 1934, &c. In Lord Rosse's diagram of the group h. 1934, A, the most con-
spicuous, would naturally be selected as identical with that nebula, but in that
case II. 766 would not be included in the group. On the other hand, if B be
taken for h. 1934, the identifications will stand as follows: — A=No. 4131
=11. 766; B=No. 4128=h. 1934; C=No. 4127 = 1934, I; D=No. 4124
=1934, a. This, however, supposes an error of 45s of R.A. in H.'s place of
II. 766, which is not probable, while on the other hand it is difficult to account
otherwise for its not having been noticed at all. All things considered, I have
thought it best to enter A as a new nebula, No. 4133=1934, c, leaving 766
untouched.
4167 h. 1948=111. 74. Not seen by Lord Rosse, once looked for (see note on No. 132).
4173 h. 3624=M. 80. This is Pogson's globular cluster, with a variable star in the
centre, for whose most singular history see the Monthly Notices of the R. Ast.
Soc. xxi. pp. 32, 33, by Mr. Pogson. Mr. P. in that statement says that Sir J.
Herschel (among others mentioned) had described it as either " cometary " or
" nebulous." This is incorrect. In both my observations of this object it
stands described as a globular cluster, all completely resolved into stars. (See
C.G.H. h. 3624.)
4234 h. 1970 = 2. 5. D'Arrest calls this planetary nebula blue. The place used is a
mean of his observations, that of h. (Catal. of 1833) being only Struve's roughly
brought up. M. D'Arrest makes the diameter =14"'6.
4247 III. 727. The comparison of the place here set down with that of Auwers is
curious for the great number of perfectly accidental errors which have heaped
themselves together. The place (C.H.) is rightly reduced by her from a Her-
culis, f 16m 11s ; n 0' 14", which is that given in P.T., and which, reduced to 1830,
gives for the R.A. 16h 44m 46S'8 and for the P.D. 47° 58' 16", differing +88'8
and +11" from the exact result. In M. Auwers's catalogue it is entered thus:
III. 127; R.A. 16U 14m 47s; Decl. +43° 1' (corresponding to P.D. 46° 59').
That is to say, there is a misprint in each of the three particulars. This is not
to be taken as a specimen of M. Auwers's work, which is an admirable example
of painstaking devotion, and far beyond any eulogy in my power to offer. But
it is a striking instance of the way in which, in the great run of chances,
unlucky coincidences will happen.
4259 h. 1974. Doubtful whether a nebula or a very faint double or triple star.
4294 M. 92 (= also Lalande No. 31544). Not observed by h., but 8 times by H.
Place from Wollaston's catalogue, which is almost identical with Auwers
(A.R.A.=rOs-l, A.P.D. = 0' 3").
4302 h. 1981 =h. 3686=IV. 11. The annular form only perceived in the southern
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STAES. 37
No.
observations. Both H. and h., in their northern observations, describe it as of
equable light throughout. It appears from Lord Rosse's observations that the
annular form is much more common among these " planetary " nebulae than H.
or h. had any idea of.
4364 h. 3723=11. 200. On a ground astonishingly rich.
4368 V. 1 3. P.D. by Auwers =113° 36' (1830), owing to an error in P.T. (see List of
Errata).
4372 h. 3726 = A. 473. There is a singular statement respecting this cluster by Cac-
ciatore in No. 113 of the Astronomische Nachrichten. He observed it as a
nebula, he says, on the 19th of March, 1820 (of course, therefore, Dunlop has
the priority in point of date). But where he saw it Lacaille, he says, noted
his star 1483 (Coelum Australe). Also, Piazzi in 1794 and 1801 in the same
place saw only a star. Cacciatore in 1809 and 1810 observed the same star,
but saw no nebula, only a star 9m following it (P. xvii. 341, 346). In looking
for the comet of 1826, however, " fui colpito," he says, " da questa bella nebu-
losa." Unfortunately for this curious history, the place of Piazzi's star referred
to (and which he identifies with 1483 C.A.) differs by no less than 18' in P.D.
from that of the nebula in question, which was therefore out of the field of
view, both of his own and of Piazzi's telescope, when observing the star.
4390 h. 2000. 2. 6. Omitted by Auwers from his catalogue of new nebulas, which con-
tains many far less remarkable. Diameter, according to D'Arrest, = 7"'05.
Bessel's place =h.+0s'8, -0' 22".
4397 h. 2004 = M. 24. H.'s two observations hardly consist with this description, and
their deviation in R.A. of nearly 4m from Messier's place makes it very doubt-
ful whether he really saw this object.
4411 M. 69. Piazzi, in a note on xviii. 122 of his catalogue, says that both M. 69 and
M. 70 are 1° more to the south. But he is wrong.
4415 Auwers, N. 40. This is the nebula discovered by Tut tie on Sept. 1, 1859, and it
would appear to be variable, for M. D'Arrest says (in a letter of May 8, 1863),
" La nebuleuse de M. Tuttle (Astron. Nachr. No. 1337. p. 272) etait, le 24 Sept.
1862, si brillante ct si remarquable dans le chercheur (grandis et prceclara, oualis,
2' lonffa, 80" lata), que je suis persuade qu'elle n'a pas etc telle du temps de
Messier ct de votre pere, et de vos propres observations. Voici la position que
j'ai obtenue. 1861-0 R.A. 275° 55'-6, N.P.D. = 15° 30'-1." The place given in
the present Catalogue is that of M. Auwers, and differs somewhat, though not
considerably, from this determination.
4428 M. 70. See the note on No. 4411.
4462 III. 742. This agrees too well with M. D'Arrest's place of his No. 113 not to
be the same. His description is F; S; R; *10p 12'-6, s 2' 30".
4473 Auwers, N. 44. This is the nebula discovered by Mr. Hind on March 30, 1845.
38 8IE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
It was observed in May 1852 as a nebula of the first class ; subsequently as
" pretty faint and diluted." M. Auwers found it " surprisingly faint," and of
the 2nd class at the highest.
4487 h. 2037=111. 743. This was seen as a planetary nebula in the twilight by
M. D' Arrest with the 4^-inch refractor, and can therefore hardly be ranked so
low as Class III.
4536 h. 2062=111. 144. Not seen by Lord Rosse; once looked for. (See note on
No. 132, &c.)
4570 h. 2073. Not seen by Lord Rosse; twice looked for. h. has three observations
agreeing well. The object is an equivocal one.
45851 h. 2081=:!. 103. According to an observation of Olbers, cited by Auwers, this
4586J is identical with No. 4585 = 1. 103, the place of the latter nebula, as assigned
by H., being 20' wrong in P.O. This had escaped my notice until the nebula
in this Catalogue had been finally numbered and much other work accumulated
on them ; and it was considered better to let No. 4585 stand, though erroneous,
than to hazard confusion by striking it out and altering all the subsequent num-
bering.
4618 h. 2093. In conformity with Mr. Mason's remarks on my observations of this
nebula, and with his elaborate and excellent monograph of the great nebulous
system of which it forms a part, I have diminished the P.D. in my Catalogue of
1833 by 1°. It is evident that the index reading must have been mistaken, 1°
for 0°. Sweep 8 examined ; the writing is clear and the reduction correct, but
the conclusion from Mr. Mason's observations is irresistible.
4628 h. 2098=IV. 1. According to Lassell this is annular, an elliptic ring with a star
in the centre.
4654 h. 2113. Not seen by Lord Rosse; twice looked for. Examined sw. 86 (h.), in
which it was observed. All found apparently correct, the observation clearly
written and right reduced: and it is added, " the double star" (h. 934 in my
" 3rd series of observations, &c. &c.," Mem. Ast. Soc. vol. iii.) " is a good guide."
A diagram accompanying the observations, by indicating lines points out the
relative situation of the double star and nebula.
4710 h. 2133. Not seen by Lord Rosse in four observations.
4714 h. 3897. Not found by Mr. LasseU within 30' all round the place.
4723 h. 2137=111. 920. Not seen by Lord Rosse in one observation.
4756 h. 2148. Not seen by Lord Rosse in three observations. In one a cloud passing.
4775 h. 2156=111.932. H. says, "just sf a S* to. which it seems almost to be attached,
but is free from it." h. says, " has a * 13m at a distance from the edge = 1 dia-
meter by diagram." Sw. 274 (h.). This sweep re-examined. The diagram makes
the star north of the nebula. The description says, "Diagram certainly right."
4816 2172, a. In this group Lord Rosse has given only measures of relative position,
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS. 39
No.
and none of distance ; so that it is impossible to assign specific places to the
individuals of which it consists. He speaks of five near to h. 2172. The dia-
gram exhibits only four. One may possibly be III. 166.
4848 2184, a. In Lord Rosse's diagram of the group to which this belongs, a is h. 2183
= No. 4845; /3 = D'Arr. 117 = No. 4844; y = h. 2184 = 111. 217=No. 4846;
S=D'Arr. 118=No. 4847. That marked as 2184, a is not lettered in the dia-
gram, and is " nova."
4892 h. 2205=1. 55. Placed in the second class only by M. D' Arrest with the 4|-inch
Leipzig retractor. In this Catalogue it is set down as only " pretty Bright,"
from a mean of seven observations.
4894 h. 3971 =h. 3972. These are assuredly identical; but the minute of R.A. being
doubtful, that of the earlier 3971 is preferred. The mean of the seconds and
the Polar distances is taken, blending the two, and also the descriptions.
4922 h. 2223=111. 222. Three times called by h. "pretty Bright," and three times
by h. and H., eF; vF; eF. Is this a case of variability 1
4933 h. 2228=h. 3982=1. 104. Placed in the second class by M. D' Arrest. With
this the present Catalogue agrees ; making it " pretty Faint " by a mean of three
observations.
4941 D'Arr. Not included by M. D'Arrest in his final list ; but there are four obser-
vations of it recorded in his " Resultate," all agreeing well.
4964 h. 2241 =IV. 18. According to Mr. Lassell this superb "planetary nebula" is
bi-annular, consisting of a nucleus and two oval rings.
4966 h. 2242=111. 226. Called by h. in four observations, pB; pB; pB; pB, and in
two by H. eF ; vF.
4980 h. 2250=111. 213. Not seen by Lord Rosse in 4 observations. In my observa-
tions of sweep 103, a very short sweep, using the quadrant instead of the index
arc, and with no good zero star, both R.A. and P.D. may be a good deal
wrong. My place, however, agrees pretty well with that of H. (A. R.A. = 5s,
A. P.D. =4'), and the existence of a nebula as described, hereabouts, is certain,
but it should be looked for within somewhat wider limits.
4998 h. 2261=1. 110. H. has two observations in which this nebula is called cB;
h. has one where it is called eF ; adding " sky quite clear."
50031 h. 2263=11. 208. These can hardly be the same. The R.A.'s differ by nearly
6004J 2™ and the P.D.'s by 6'. The descriptions also disagree. 255°, the position of
the star 14m in h. 2263, is not np but sp, and the estimates of their magnitudes
differ materially.
5015 h. 2271 = 111. 854. A very problematic object, and in which there is great dif-
ficulty in making out its nature. Stars and nebula oddly mixed.
5020]h. 2274=11. 230; 2274, a; h. 2275=11. 231. In Lord Rosses diagram of this
5021 1 group, «=h, 2274; 0=h. 2275; y=nova=2274, a. h. sweep 91 makes II.
5022J 230 the np of two, and II. 231 " to have II. 230, 45° sp." This is contradicted
40 SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
by the diagram. There is some confusion among the observations as to whether
the two nebula; II. 230, 231 really lie np or sp from each other, and it might
be suspected that the P.D.'s had been read crossways, the R.A.'s being rightly
set down ; but Lord Rosse's diagram and measures decide the point in favour
of the relative situation being here correctly given.
5051 h. 2302. Not seen by Lord Rosse in two observations. Examined the original
observation, all clear and apparently correct. The nebula certainly exists in or
very near the place here set down.
5061 2849, a. A nebula mentioned by M. D' Arrest, but not included in his MS. list of
well-determined nebula;. Should, however, be looked for.
References to Figures of Nebulas in various works.
In the following list of figured nebulae, the first column contains the current number
of the nebula or cluster in the present Catalogue ; the second the number attached to
it in my Catalogues in P.T. 1833 and C.G.II. ; or if not found in either of these, the
class and number in my Father's Catalogues or other sufficient designation. The third
contains an abbreviated reference to the publication in which the figure will be found,
viz. —
P.T. 33. The volume of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society for
A.D. 1833.
P.T. 44. Ditto, Ditto, for 1844^)
P.T. 50. Ditto, Ditto, for 1850lLord Rosse's papers.
P.T. 61. Ditto, Ditto, for 1861J
C.G.IL Results of astronomical observations at the Cape of Good Hope by J.F.W.H.
R. di. The woodcut diagrams in Lord Rosse's paper, Philosophical Transactions,
1861 ; such only being referred to as express some distinct peculiarity not
elsewhere figured.
B.A.A. Professor Bond's Memoirs in vol. iii. N.S. of the Transactions of the Ame-
rican Academy of Arts and Sciences.
M.A.A. Mr. Mason's Memoirs in vol. vii. of the Transactions of the American Aca-
demy.
D'Arr. M. D'Arrest's Inaugural dissertation and description of the Copenhagen
Equatoreal, 1861.
Lam. Dr. Lament's " Oeffentliche Vorlesung iibcr die Nebelflccken." Mxinchen 1837.
Lass. Mr. Lassell's Memoirs in vol. xxiii. of the Transactions of the Royal Astrono-
mical Society.
Column 4 contains the number of the Plate in the volume referred to where the figure
will be found, and column 5 the number of the figure in that Plate.
The figures annexed to Mr. Dunlop's catalogue are not included, as for the main part
they offer no resemblance to the objects figured (when identifiable), and would serve only
OF NEBULJE ASTD CLUSTEES OF STAES.
41
to mislead. The same remark applies to most of the older figures of nebulae scattered
through the volumes of the Histoire de 1'Academie Francaise, and other collections.
Of the older figures of the nebula in Orion, however, for curiosity's sake, a list is sub-
joined. The figures accompanying my Father's memoir in Philosophical Transactions,
1811, are also omitted. They do not profess to be resemblances, and are given rather
as types of certain classes of objects into which he there considers the nebula3 to be dis-
tributable. At least they are made from very rude diagrams.
References to published figures of Nebulce.
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
Work
cited.
No. of
plate.
No. of
fig-
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
Work
cited.
No. of
plate.
No. of
%•
1157
357
P.T. 33
viii.
81
27
2315
C.G.H.
iv.
8
P.T. 44
xix.
81
31
15
P.T. 61
XXV.
1
B. di.
52
2:122
C.G.H.
iii.
1
D'Arr.
ii.
4
67
2327
C.G.H.
vi.
19
Lass.
ii.
1
105
44
B.A.A.
opp. p. 86
1163
2864
C.G.H.
iv.
7
106
45
B.A.A.
Ditto.
1164
2865
C.G.H.
iv.
7
116
50
B.A.A.
Ditto.
1165
2866
C.G.H.
vi.
20
117
51
B.A.A.
Ditto.
1168
2867
C.G.H.
vi.
20
138
61
P.T. 33
vi.
52
1171
A. 136
C.G.H.
vi.
20
169
2359
C.G.H.
V.
10
1171
2868
C.G.H.
vi.
20
187
2370
C.G.H.
iv.
6
1174
2872
C.G.H.
iv.
7
298
112
P.T. 33
V.
38
1175
2869
C.G.H.
vi.
20
303
116
R. di.
1176
2875
C.G.H.
iv.
7
352
131
P.T. 50
xxxvi.
5
1177
2876
C.G.H.
iv.
7
P.T. 61
xxvi.
10
1179
360
C.G.H.
viii.
I
372
142
B. di.
B.A.A.
opp. p. 96
400
151
P.T. 33
vi.
58
Lass.
i.
1
412
156
P.T. 61
XXV.
2
*
see note
527
218
P.T. 33
ii.
28
1180
V. 30
C.G.H.
ii.
3
B. di.
1183
361
C.G.H.
ii.
3
544
223
D'Arr.
ii.
7
P.T. 50
xxxviii.
6
560
232
P.T. 61
XXV.
3
Lass.
ii.
3
567
2487
C.G.H.
vi.
14
1185
M. 43
C.G.H.
viii.
1
572
241
P.T. 61
XXV.
4
B.A.A.
opp. p. 96
575
242
P.T. 33
vi.
56
Lass.
i.
1
P.T. 61
XXV.
5
*
see note
600
262
P.T. 61
XXV.
6
1225
365
D'Arr.
ii.
2
70S
2534
C.G.H.
vi.
7
Lass.
ii.
2
731
2552
C.G.H.
iv.
1
1226
iv. 24
D'Arr.
ii.
10
810
311
P.T. 33
ii.
31
1233
2910
C.G.H.
iii.
5
P.T. 61
XXV.
17
1235
2913
C.G.H.
iii.
5
822
2620
C.G.H.
V.
11
1238
2916
C.G.H.
iii.
5
823
2621
C.G.H.
V.
11
1243
2918
C.G.H.
iii.
5
826
2618
D'Arr.
ii.
9
1248
2923
C.G.H.
iv.
9
I.uss.
ii.
4
1249
2925
C.G.H.
iv.
9
853
315
P.T. 61
XXV.
8
1258
2935
C.G.H.
iv.
9
888 327
P.T. 61
XXV.
9
1259
2933
C.G.H.
iv.
9
979 2709
C.G.H.
iii.
3
1260
2936
C.G.H.
iv.
9
980
2710
C.G.H.
iii.
3
1265
2938
C.G.H.
iv.
9
981
2711
C.G.H.
iii.
3
1266
2939
C.G.H.
iv.
9
987
2716
C.G.H.
iii.
3
1267
368
P.T. 33
iv.
36
1057
2775
C.G.H.
vi.
1
B. di.
1082
2802
C.G.H.
iii.
6
1269
2941
C.G.H.
ii.
4
1084
2803
C.G.H.
iii.
6
1276
2948
C.G.H.
iii
4
1085
istil
C.G.H.
iii.
6
1277
2949
C.G.H.
iii.
4
1080
2805
C.G.H.
iii.
6
1278
2950
C'.C.II.
iii.
4
1089
2808
C.GH.
iii.
6
1279
2951
C.G.H.
iii.
4
1090
2810
C.G.H.
iii.
6
1281
2952
(Mi. 11.
iii.
4
1135
2840
C.G.H.
iii.
2
1282
2953
C.G.H.
iii.
4
1137
355
P.T. 33
V.
49
1283
2954
e.c.H.
iii.
4
1140
2842
C.G.H.
iii.
2
1419
390
B. di.
1141
2843
C.G.H.
iii.
2
1425
393
P.T. 61
xxvii.
11
1142
2844
C.G.H.
iii.
2
1437
399
P.T. 33
vi.
64
1143
2845
C.G.H.
iii.
2
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
10
1156
2859
C.G.H.
iv.
7
Lass.
ii.
8
MDCCCLXIV.
42
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
TABLE (continued).
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
Work
cited.
No. of
plate.
No. of
fig-
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
Work
cited.
No. of
plate.
No. of
fig-
1467
415
P.T. 33
yiii.
91
2841
1175
P.T. 33
vi.
55
1477
421
P.T. 61
xxvii.
12
2870
1196
P.T. 61
xxvii.
21
1511
3075
C.G.H.
IT.
4
2878
1202
P.T. 33
vii.
69
1519
444
P.T. 33
vii.
72
2884
1196, a
P.T. 61
xxvii.
21
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
6
2910
1225
P.T. 33
vi.
57
1520
1521
} 445
Lass.
ii.
9
2950
2958
1245
1252
P.T. 61
P.T. 33
xxvii.
vii.
22
68
1532
450
P.T. 50
xxxviii.
15
2962
1252
P.T. 33
vii.
68
Lass.
ii.
6
2972
1258
R. di.
1565
f 464-1
1 3093 /
P.T. 50
xxxviii.
12
3041
3042
1306
1308
P.T. 61
P.T. 61
xxvii.
xxvii.
23
23
Lass.
ii.
5
3085
1337
P.T. 33
iv.
37
1567
3095
Lass.
ii.
7
P.T. 61
xxvih.
24
1677
3131
C.G.H.
vi.
12
3101
1352
P.T. 33
viii.
83
1721
536
P.T. 33
Vi.
61
3)06
1357
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
9
1728
537
Lam.
P.T. 33
i.
VI.
8
65
3108
f 1358
1 1363
P.T. 33
vii.
78
1745
1801
3145
3154
C.G.H.
C.G.H.
V.
T.
12
8
3109
f 1359
{ 1365
P.T. 33
vii.
78
1861
1863
1 604
P.T. 33
vii.
70
3113
3132
1362
1376
P.T. 33
P.T. 33
vi.
vi.
66
50
1911
639
P.T. 50
P.T. 61
xxx vi.
xxvii.
3
13
3151
3152
1385
P.T. 61
xxviii.
25
2003
3221
C.G.H.
T.
9
3165
1397
P.T. 33
vii.
76
2017
3228
C.G.H.
vi.
9
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
9
Lass.
ii.
10
3180
1405
P.T. 33
vii.
74
2058
692
P.T. 61
xxv ii.
14
3182
1408
P.T. 33
vii.
74
2063
3241
C.G.H.
vi.
2
3189
1414 "1
P.T. 33
vii.
75
2067
3239
C.G.H.
iv.
3
3190
1415 f
P.T. 61
xxviii.
26
2102
3248
C.G.H.
vi.
5
3240
1441
P.T. 61
xxviii.
27
Lass,
ii.
11
324!)
1451
R. di.
2158
731
P.T. 33
V.
40
3258
1456
P.T. 33
V.
41
2107
3295
C.G.H.
ix.
1
« Argus.
3275
3435
C.G.H.
i.
2
2216
765
P.T. 61
xxrii.
15
3278
1466
P.T. 33
viii.
84
2217
766
P.T. 61
xxvii.
15
3321
1486
P.T. 33
ii.
27
2333
3324
C.G.H.
iv.
10
3340
149!)
P.T. 33
vi.
62
2336
3325
C.G.H.
iv.
10
3356
1509
P.T. 33
vi.
67
2337
3326
C.G.H.
iv.
10
3511
1589
P.T. 61
xxviii.
28
2338
3327
C.G.H.
iv.
10
3525
3501
C.G.H.
iv.
2
2340
3329
C.G.H.
iv.
10
3531
3504
C.G.H.
V.
7
2342
3330
C.G.H.
iv.
10
3570
3514
C.G.H.
vi.
1
2343
838
P.T. 33
ii.
32
3572
1622
P.T. 33
ii.
25
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
11
P.T. 50
XXXV.
1
2373
854
P.T. 33
vi.
53
K. di.
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
7
3606
3523
C.G.H.
iv.
5
Lam.
i.
6
3614
1649
P.T. 33
V.
39
2377
f 857-1
1 875 /
P.T. 33
vi.
54
3615
3651
1650
3541
P.T. 61
C.G.H.
xxviii.
vi.
29
15
T.T. 61
xxvi.
16
3706
3548
C.G.H.
vi.
10
2378
859
P.T. 33
vi.
51
3717
1713
P.T. 61
xxviii.
30
2379
858
R. di.
3750
1734
R di.
2445
910
E. di.
3766
III. 787
P.T. 61
xxix.
35
2486
f 934-1
1 3355 f
P.T. 33
vii.
79
3770
3778
1744
in. 788
P.T. 61
P.T. 61
xxix.
xxix.
35
35
2488
2559
f 936]
1 3356 /
982
P.T. 33
B. di.
vii.
79
3779
4051 \
4052 /
III. 789
1905
P.T. 61
P.T. 33
xxix.
vii.
35
77
2597
1002
R. di.
P.T. 61
xxviii.
31
2606
1011
P.T. 61
xxvi.
17
4058
1909
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
8
2652
1041
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
7
4066
3594
C.G.H.
vi.
8
2670
1052
P.T. 61
xxvi.
16
4083
1916
P.T. 33
viii.
87
2671
1053
P.T. 61
xxvi.
16
4087
1917
R. di.
2680
1061
P.T. 61
xxvii.
19
4118
1929
P.T. 33
viii.
89
2733
1092
B. di.
4125
3610
C.G.H.
vi.
7
2756
1111
P.T. 61
xxvii.
20
4160
19J6
P.T. 61
xxviii.
32
2760
1113
P.T. 61
xxvii.
20
4224
3641
C.G.H.
V.
4
2804
1146
P.T. 33
vii.
71
4229
3644
C.G.H.
V.
6
2806
1148
P.T. 33
vi.
59
4230
1968
P.T. 33
viii.
86
2807
1149
P.T. 50
xxxvii.
8
P.T. 61
xxviii.
33
2838
1173
P.T. 50
XXXV.
2
4234
1970
Lam.
i.
1
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
43
TABLE (continued).
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. Ac.
Work
cited.
No. of
plate.
No. of
fig-
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
Work
cited.
No. of
plate.
No. of
fig-
4261
3I!61
C.G.H.
vi.
13
4572
2075
P.T. 33
V.
47
4284
3675
C.G.H.
vi.
6
P.T. 61
\\viii.
34
4290
3680
C.G.H.
vi.
3
Lam.
i.
5
3680, 2
C.G.H.
V.
3
MilkyWay.
4594
2084
P.T. 61
m.
36
4302
I 1891 1
1 3686 /
C.G.H.
vi.
4
4600
4616
2088
2092
P.T. 33
P.T. 33
iii.
iii.
33
34
4305
3688
C.G.H.
vi.
18
M.A.A.
vii.
1
3702, 2
C.G.H.
T.
1
MilkyWay.
4618
2093
P.T. 33
viii.
82
4335
3707
C.G.H.
V.
5
M.A.A.
vii.
1
4342
3713,2
C.G.H.
V.
2
4627
2099
P.T. 61
XXX.
37
4343
1989
P.T. 33
V.
43
4628
2098
P.T. 33
V.
44
4355
/ 19911
13718/
P.T. 33
viii.
80
P.T. 50
D'Arr.
xxxviii.
ii.
14
1
C.G.H.
ii.
2
Lam.
i.
4
M.A.A.
iv.
1
4678
2125
P.T. 33
viii.
88
4361
3722
C.G.H.
i.
1
P.T. 44
xviii.
88
4375
4395
3727
2002
C.G.H.
P.T. 33
vi.
ii.
16
30
4687
/ 21281
1 3878 /
P.T. 33
viii.
90
4403
2008
P.T. 33
iv.
35
4729
3908
C.G.H.
iv.
11
C.G.H.
ii.
1
4730
3909
C.G.H.
iv.
11
Lam.
i.
10
4731
3910
C.G.H.
iv.
11
M.A.A.
vi.
1
4733
3911
C.G.H.
iv.
11
4437
2019
Lam.
j.
9
4731
2139
P.T. 61
XXX.
38
4447
2023
P.T. 33
ii.
29
4815
2172
P.T. 61
XXX.
39
P.T. 44
xix.
29
t
4876
2197
P.T. 33
vii.
73
D'Arr.
ii.
5
4877
2198
P.T. 33
vii.
73
4487
2037
Lam.
i.
7
4892
2205
P.T. 33
vi.
63
4510
2047
P.T. 33
V.
46
P.T. 50
xxrvi.
4
D'Arr.
ii.
3
D'Arr.
ii.
6
Lam.
,i.
2
4950
2236
P.T. 33
vi.
60
4514
2050
P.T. 33
V.
43
4964
2241
P.T. 33
V.
45
4532
2060
P.T. 33
ii.
26
P.T. 60
xxxviii.
13
P.T. 44
xix.
26
P.T. 61
XXX.
40
P.T. 50
xxxviii.
17
Lam.
i.
3
P.T. 61
xxxi.
43
4971
2245
P.T. 33
viii.
85
D'Arr.
ii.
8
P.T. 61
XXX.
41
4565
2072
P.T. 33
V.
48
5046
2297
P.T. 61
XXX.
42
* No. 1179=h. 360. Other figures of the great nehula in Orion will be found in Huyghens's Systema Satur-
nium, 1659; ditto, copied by Le Gentil in Mem. Acad. Sci. Par. 1759, pi. 21. fig. 1 ; Le Gentil's own figure in
do. do. fig. 2 ; by Picard, do. do. fig. 5 ; another by Le Gentil, do. do. fig. 6. See also : —
Mairan, " Sur la Lumiere Zodiacale," copied in Lalande's ' Astronomy.' These older representations, however,
are mere curiosities, and present no points of exact resemblance.
Messier, Hist, de 1'Acad. Sci. Par. 1771, p. 435.. .461. Plate 8 is a careful and (for the time) elaborate figure.
J. F. W. Herschel, Mem. Astron. Soc. ii. 1826.
De Vico, Memoria intorno ad alcune osservazioni fatte nel Collegio Romano nel corrente anno 1838, nebulosa
d'Orione osservata al Telescopio di Cauchoix. 1839.
Bond. A very fine engraving — not yet published.
t No. 4447. P.T. 44. xix. fig. 29. There is an erratum in this figure. For Decl. 32° 49' n read 22° 49' n.
44
SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
The following nebulae have been indicated by Lord Rosse as being either " of spiral
structure (S), having in them dark spaces (D), as knotted (K), or as in the form of rays
(i. e. much elongated forms) with splits or clefts (R).
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. Ac.
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
No. in
Cata-
logue.
h. &c.
202
84
K
2158
731
D
2717
1085
8
3249
1451
S
372
142
S
2194
749
S
2733
1092
8
3258
1456
8
594
257
K
2248
788
D
2749
1107
D
3474
1570
8
600
262
S
2373
854
S
2807
1149
B,
3572
1622
S
604
264
D
2377
857
D
2870
1196
S
3750
1734
S
888
327
S
2379
858
3
2878
1202
S
3843
1776
S
895
329
K
2413
887
D
2890
1211
8
4045
1901
K
1267
368
D
2445
910
S
2910
1225
D
4058
1!)09
D
1458
409
K
2499
943
S
2991
1274
K
4087
1917
R
1527
446
K
2559
982
S
3049 \
1 '' 1 -'
4572
2075
8
1676
514
D
2597
1002
S
, 3050 J
1O1Z
4815
2172
S
1806
581
K
2652
1041
B
3106
1357
R
4964
2241
D
2058
692
D
2670
1052
8
1 3121
1368
S
4971
2245
S
2066
695
S
2680
1061
S
List of Errata and Corrigenda in Sir William HersclwVs Catalogue of 2500 Nebulce in
the Philosophical Transactions.
No. in
Class.
No.
Cata-
Error and Correction.
logue.
I.
6
3702
for f. 3™ 56» read (. 33"> 56'
54
214
for f. 12m 44« ; s. 2° 50' read f. 18m 36« ; B. 1° 26'
87
2274
for {. 9m 30" read f. 10m 30"
137
1837
for 42 Lyncis read 41 Lyncis
143
3356
for s. 2° 7' read s. 0° 54'
144
3846
for n. 0° 24' read n. 2° 7'
153
536
for p. 23m 16" read f. 23m 16»
154
549
for f. lm 23" read p. 1™ 23s
155
778
for f. 7m 49" read p. 7™ 49»
202
2604
for f. Om 47« read f. 7m 47'
203
2597
for t. 7m 42" read f. 14" 42»
II.
1
4738
for p. 15°>::, s. 4°:: read p. 11">45", n. 0° 17'
H
2824
for f. 1™ 24', n. 0° 24' read f. lm 13", n. 0° 30*
14
2730
for 3 (») Virginis f. 2m 20", n. 1° 22' read 59 e Virginia p. 69m 0', n. 0° 11'
48
1707
for f. 56"1 45' read f. 54m 45s
181
3214
for s. 0° 48' read s. 1° 15'
185
3421
for p. llm 0" read p. lm 0*
239
634
for 27 (») Persei p. 8° 20», n. 0° 2' read 30 Persei p. 14°> 41«, n. 0° 51'
240
5046
for read 39 Pise. p. 2" 24', n. 1° 0*
241
29
for read 39 Pise. p. 14" 24', §. 0° 11'
242
4973
for 48 (ft) Pegasi read 87 (u) Pegasi
264
1335
for 47 (J) Cancri read 25 (S) Canis
265
1384
for 1 x Can. read !• 1 Can.
286
654
for p read 13 (£) Eridani p.
314
3528
for f. 17" 57" read f. IS-" 57«
372
2771
for p. 74" 24" read p. 14™ 24»
658
1718
for 44 Lyncis read 43 Lyncis
708
1788
for 37 Lyncis read 36 Lyncis
794
(31771
13179J
for a. 0° 49' read s. 1° 0' (see note on this No. in CataL)
795
3216
for s. 1° 13' read s. 1° 24' (see note on this No. in Catal.)
796
3224
for s. 1° 25' read s. 1° 36' (see note on this No. in Catal.)
818
4056
for 12 Draconis read 12 Draconis Hevelii
853
14
for p. 25m 38' read p. 25m 48"
II .
6
26
3228
3078
for 59 (e) Virginis p. 28m 1 1" read d Virginis f. 2™ 42", u. 0° 57'. The obs. belongs to 1. 8
for 20 Comas f. 4m 30», s. 0° 37' read 26 Comae p. 5m 5', s. 0° 32'
112
2417
for 74 f Leouis f. 10m 6", s. 1° 52' read Mayer 510. z. p. 61m 48". s. 1° W
113
2577
for if Leonis f. 34m 18", s. 1° 3' read Mayer 510. z. p. 37m 36', s. 0° 31'
178
631
for 17 (y) Persei f. 9m 6s read 17 (r) Persei f. 10" 0s
192
419
for 72 Ceti read 62 Ceti
OF NEBULJE AND CLUSTEES OF STAES.
45
TABLE (continued).
Class.
No.
No. in
Cata-
logue.
Error and Correction.
III.
is;.
199
256
289
2113
319
347
353
369
422
423
511
607
627
739
751
778
G84
628
1641
1911
1974
3888
3844
2440
3618
3664 1
3668 /
4042
1645
1820
4149
1897
3206
for {. 42" 42- read t. 41- 6-
for 27 (t) Persei p. 8™ 27", n. 0° 2' read 30 Persei p. 14" 44', n. 0° 55'
for s. 0" 48' read s. 0' 58'
for s. 0° 25' read s. 0° 31'
for 23 Leonis read 23 Looms minoris
for n. 2° 26' read s. 2° 26'
for s. 1° 17' read s. 0° 17'
for {. S31" 4« read (. 43™ 4«
for n. 0° 44' read n. 0° 36'
for f. 3m5« read f. 3m 11'
for p. 12™ 33" read p. 12™ 23"
for 43 Lvncis read 42 Lyncis
for p. 32"™ 30" read p. 32'" 47'
fur 39 Lyncis read 38 Lyncis
for s. 1° 4' read B. 1° 15' (see note on this No. in Catal.)
IV.
29
31
2255
4802
far f. 3° 36" read f. 3™ 46"
for 0" 37' read s. 0° 37'
V.
13
43(58
for n. 0° 39' read s. 0° 38' : :
VI.
8
3967
for 26 x Virginis f. 23™ 44", s. 0° 6' read Mayer 577. z. f. lm 48-, n. 1° 26'
VII.
6
1509
for 50 Geminorum read 51 Geminorum
VIII.
11
28
44
1534
1229
1533
for 50 Geminorum read 51 Geminorum •
for (1 \) Orionis read (1st x) Orionis
for 5 (11) Can. min. read 4 (y) Can. min.
The following nebulae are declared in MS. notes to be identical.
H. 6=1. 1; 11.119=11.94; n. 148=11. 20; II. 176=11. 70; 11.243=11.241; II. 703=11. 621;
m. 6 = I. 8 ; IH. 1 98 = II. 238 ; III. 835 = HI. 804.
Errata and Corrigenda in M. Auwers s Catalogue.
Page.
For
Bead
Page.
For
Bead
19
II 844
II 834
37
III 946 in Decl
89°
80°
20
HI. 291 in Decl. ..
27°
26°
39
III 347 in Decl
24°
25°
24
II. 30inR.A
llh 12m21"
llh 11™ 33"
40
II 751 in Decl.
20° 44'
20° 14'
25
IV. 59 under A*
—5
—31
40
I 282
I. 182
26
HI. 385inR.A
161'
llh
42
m 127
III. 127
III. 727
26
III. 388 in R A.
10h
|}k
42
Do in R A
14™
44m
26
II. 342 in R.A. .
1011
11"
42
Do in Decl
43°
42°
28
m. 814 in Decl
53°
54°
72
No 27 Decl
58'-8
48'-8
32
III 858
III 850
77
List of Errata, II 34 1
16™ & 11™
16" & 11°
33
HI. 778 in R.A. . .
13h 37™
12'1 37™
77
Ditto III 680
26m & 16™
26° & 16°
M. Auwers has given a list of errata and corrigenda required in my two previous Catalogues. They are very
numerous, but relate almost exclusively to errors of identification with my Father's classes and numbers. They
had been, with hardly an exception, detected and rectified during the process of preparing and arranging the
present Catalogue, which being therefore expurgated of them, it is unnecessary to annex a list of them here.
One very important erratum, however, must be noticed, not having been set down by M. Auwers. In
p. 494, explanation of plates, Phil. Trans. 1833, figs. 13... 18, for pmbM; vbM; vmbM read psbM; sbM;
vsbM.
46
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan.O.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
'Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
1).
H.
D' Arrest, 1
h in s
005
0 1 13-8
0 1 28-3
0 1 34-2
0 1 35-7
0 1
0 1 37-0
0 1 52-1
0 2 33-4
0 2 47-2
0 2 57-1
0 3 14-6
0 3 25-2
0 3 31-8
0 3 39-0
0 3 41-7
0 4 22-0
0 5 7-5
0 5 11-3
0 5 31-4
0 5 45-3
0 5 59-4
0 6 47-8
0 6 59-2
0 7 47-8
0 7 53-1
0 8 0-4
0 8 8-9
0 8 18-0
0 9 14-6
0 11 6-2
0 11
0 13 54-8
0 14 5-3
0 14 +
0 14 18-5
0 14 28-2
0 14 30-0
0 14 36-9
0 15 9-8
0 15 10-5
0 15 55-7
0 16 56-0
0 17 38-2
0 17 47-4
0 18 39-6
0 18 49
0 19 18-9
0 19 51-3
0 20 17-3
0 20 25-1
0 21 41-4
0 22 0-7
+ 3-07
3-065
3-062
3-073
3-084
3-076
3-083
3-081
3-061
3-053
3-085
3-033
3-089
3-020
3-078
3-023
3-093
3-0/6
3-188
3-095
3-096
3-052
3-074
3-089
2-978
3-028
3-083
3-088
3-065
3-112
3-106
3-107
2-968
2-967
2-967
2-966
3-088
3-124
2-970
3-004
3-266
2-721
3-134
3-117
3-411
2-989
2-877
2-685
3-123
+ 3-123
[4]
3
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
0)
1
2
2
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
4
2
[1]
1
2
2
1
2
63 4 0
120 41 11-5
124 38 54-5
86 7 38-5
57 20 43-5
57 20
74 57 52-5
63 3 27-5
64 49 57-5
115 44 58-5
147 48 14-5
63 4 58-5
147 46 24-5
57 25 28-5
147 46 21-5
71 59 0-7
147 43 45-5
59 44 3-5
84 21 57-5
18 15 26-5
59 51 46-5
59 29 20-5
113 57 14-8
84 47 28-8
72 14 19-8
151 6 13-8
129 59 33-8
78 19 58-8
73 26 48-8
97 5 46-8
60 42 9-1
60 42
68 24 45-7
68 19 15-7
68 19 +
139 24 41-7
139 25 137
139 26 36-7
139 24 21-7
80 17 48-7
61 1 29-7
136 3 13-0
123 19 22-3
29 26 39-3
162 51 33-3
61 33 49-6
68 58 20
19 23 2-6
124 27 21-9
147 45 22-9
162 18 23-9
87 56 3-2
87 57 38-5
- 20-05
• 20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
[4]
3
2
2
2
F;S;R;bet*lland*14 ...
eF; cL; mE; vgvlbM
0
3
2
3
3
0
4
1
1
2
2
2*
1
3
2
0
1
4
1
4
1
1
1
0
2
1
3f
1
4*
3
2f
0
1
1
0
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
2
1
4t
3
0
1
2
2
1
3
0
4014
4015
1
2
2, a
3
4
F; cL; vlE; glbM
III. 868
III. 866
eF; plL; vglbM
vF; vS; Sst+neb
R. nova
11.591
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-03
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
3
1 ••
vF;pS; R;glbM .
pB; S; R;bM
III. 147
III. 461
3Sst + neh
2308
2309
5
23)0
6
2311
vF; cL; mE; gbM
vF; S; R
IV. 15
vF;vS;stell
eF; pof2
II. 853
pB; pL; E0°+
eeF; S; R; fof2
Auw. N. 1
F(Schmidt 1861, Oct. 10) ...
eF; S; R
2312
7
III. 861
III. 456
IV. 58
vF;pS;R
vF;pS;iF
8
9
10
2313
vF; vS; R; vsrabM#10; *12
241°'4; 25s.
eF; *12,45",325°
eF;vS
eF; L; vgvlbM; L#cont, f ...
A nebula ( Markree Cat. 1 852,
Oct. 22).
vF;S;E
Auw. N. 2
11
2314
2315
12
"{
14
15
15,o
16
17
> 17,o
2316
2317
2318
2319
19
18
2320
2321
20
2322
21
III. 183
eF; S; R;bM
A. 507
vB; vL; vmiE; tri-N
eL; eF;diff
11.241
II. 243
III. 248
V. 16
1
1
1
1
F; S;R;sbM
vF; S; iR; psvlbM
eF; L; 3or4st + neb
R. 6 novae
Nos. 32. ..37 incl
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-00
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-96
-19-96
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
4
2
[1]
1
2
2
1
2
F;S; R;psbM
E; bi-N; 3Bst near
R. 3? novae
f Several F, S (3 novas at "1
\ least presumed). J
eF; S;R;gbM; Istof4
eF; vS; R; 2ndof4
vF; S; R;gbM; 3rd of 4 ...
F; S; R;gbM; 4th of 4 ...
II. 257
F;pL; R; gbM
F; vS; R;gbM
vF;pS;R;bM;r
pB;pL;lE; *14,f
Cl; pS; pC; stll..,18
III. 148
A. 18- \
47 Toucan! J
®;!I;vB; vL; vmCM
pF; pL; R; pslbM
D'Arrest, 2
vF ; S ; 3 st near, making
quadr.
Cl; pR;lC;*t9...12
22
2323
2324
2325
23
23,o
vF;pL;lE;D*2',np
pB; S; R; mbM
PB;pS;lE;vgbM
III.869
vF; S;bM;D*vnr;pof2...
Nodescr(MS)
R. nova
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
47
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Asccnsioi
fur ISSI).
No.
of
Obs
used
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
I'reiTssimi
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, 4c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
i.id H.
Sir J. Il.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulir
S,r\V. H.-,
:iml Xos.
Other
Authorities.
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
78
76
77
78
79
80
81
83
83
84
85
B6
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
5058
115
h.
23, 1
25
24
23, c
2326
26
2327
ir.
H. nova
ll 111 8
0 22 0-7
0 22 4-7
0 22 6-2
0 22 8-7
0 22 42-6
0 23 0-2
0 23 27-6
0 23 48-3
0 24 3-5
0 24 38-0
0 25 12-7
0 25 30-6
0 26 22-3
0 26 57-8
0 27 3-7
0 27 14-0
0 28 2-9
0 28 32-5
0 '28 43-0
0 ,'s
0 29 20-1
0 29 33
0 29 41-2
0 30 1-5
0 30 2-4
(1 30 20-6
0 30 21-5
0 30 46-6
0 31 0-5
0 31 11-4
0 31 15
0 31 40-6
0 31 40-7
0 31 49-4
0 31 53-4
o :;•„> 2-3
0 32 4-5
0 32 5-6
0 32
0 32 6-8
o ::•.' 14-4
0 32 21-4
0 32 22
0 32 22-5
0 32 4.5-4
0 32 47-8
0 33 3-2-4
0 33 32
0 33 48-8 !
0 33 49-9
0 34 5-4
0 34 25-7
0 34 28-9
0 34 30-2
0 35 1-0
0 35 2-1
8
+ 3-123
3-077
3-302
3-123
-'•!I7'.I
3-076
2-976
3-332
3-096
3-057
3-367
3-243
2-971
3-042
2-513
3-033
2-818
3-044
3-147
3-039
3-15
3-008
3-076
2-968
3-004
2-446
3-098
3-079
3-278
3-08
5-151
3-407
3-081
3-039
3-072
3-079
3-080
3-072
3-081
3-072
3-08
3-079
3-243
3-237
3-020
3-129
2-763
3-166
2-757
2-990
3-033
+ 2-344
2
1
2
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
[1]
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
[2]
1
1
t .
i :
i
5
1
1
1
1::
2
[1]
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
2
1
1
3
87 54 8-5
87 54 38-5
30 33 4-5
87 54 8-5
124 2 2-5
88 41 12-5
124 1 45-8
29 16 1-8
80 34 1-8
95 55 33-1
27 29 19-4
42 16 32-4
122 33 57-7
100 28 30-7
163 53 11-0
103 25 59-0
146 33 23-3
99 32 4-3
66 48 49-3
66 48
100 51 4-6
66 46 18
109 44 5-6
88 48 44-9
120 14 30-9
110 42 9-9
163 56 28-9
82 6 6-2
88 1 7-2
42 26 0-2
87 36 6
5 26 27-6
29 42 31-5
87 25 4-5
99 46 25-5
89 54 28-5
87 57 7-5
87 42 54-8
87 42
89 51 23-8
87 27 4-8
89 55 7-8
87 37 24
87 52 7-8
49 4 49-8
50 1 34-8
104 38 20-1
104 38
74 17 8-4
146 56 14-4
65 16 6-4
146 58 27-7
111 48 59-7
100 47 1-7
89 50 6-6
64 9 52-7
-19-95
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-94
19-94
19-94
19-93
19-92
19-92
19-91
19-91
19-90
19-90
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-88
19-87
19-88
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-85
19-84
19-85
19-85
19-85
19-85
19-85
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-83
19-82
19-82
19-82
19-81
19-81
19-81
- 19-81
2
1
2
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
[1]
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
[2]
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1::
2
:i]
1
1
3
2
2
2
2
1 i
1
3
No descr (MS) .
0
3
2
0
2
6
2f
1
1
2
1
1
2
4
1
2
2
2»
2
0
1
0
1
3
3
1
2
1*
1
2
0
1
1
1
3
6
1
2
0
2
5
3
0
1
6t
4ft
4
0
2
2
4
2
2
3
3
II. 854
VIII. 79
pB; vS; IE, 0°+- bM- f of 2
Cl;vL;pR;IC;st9...13 ..
No descr (MS) ...
R. nova
F; pL; pmE; vgbm; pof'2..
pF; cL* R- vglbm- r
II. 855
vB; L; vmE, 470<5; psbM
f of 2; #10 327°-9 45".
©; vF; S; eC
VI. 35
11.4/1
F- iF; IbM
(27= 1
\2328J
28
29
2329
f30=l
\2330J
2331
31
2332
fF; pL; vlE; vgbM;l
1 #8-9, 75°+; 5'.
Ul; pL; IC;s!ll...l2; D*..
vF; vL; ill; g, smbM*ll ..
vB; S;1E 90°;smbM#ll ..
PF;pL; IE 90°; vglbM
vF- L- R- vglbM
II. 478
III. 467
eF;vS;R
vF; pS; R;glbM; 3stf
F; L- mE- bet 2cB«t
II. 3
III. 476
32
32,a
vF; vS; stellar; #7, 15°, 5'..
Makes Dneb with h. 32
eeF;S
11. nova
III. 954
D'Arrest, 3
F;pL; R; *6, Sadist
vF- pL- IE- 2pBst sf
iii.22.r-:-
III. 871
33
2333
2334
2335
vF; S; R; vgbM; #11
225°+; 80'.
eF- S- vlE- am list
III. 223
pB; pL- E- gbM- r
eF; S; vlE; r; #8 near
vF- pL - iR - #tio inv
III. 876
III. 870
11.70-
35
vF- S- ill- vgbM
jB; vL; iR; vgmbM; r
F; S; H; IbM
D' Arrest, 4
34
36
37
38
39
Cl; vL; R; 150...200st 10 ..
18.
Cl;pL; R; st 11. ..15
vF; L; p of 2; st 15 close ..
|)B; pL; iE 0°+ ...
H. 479
III. 872
11. 857
II. 856
F; pS; pmE- bM • 1st of 3
F;S;vgbM
40
40,a
41
42
43
pB; S- R; vgbM
R. nova
(?— h. 37 or II. 857)
III. 595
11.860
III. 873
F; pS; R;psmbM; f of 2 ...
pB;pS; R; vgbM; 2nd of 3
vF;cL; E; vglbM;fof3 ...
F- vS- #8, p 27"-7, 1<
D'Arrest, 5
11.858
V. 18
V. 36
11.452
pB; S; vgbM
44
45
46
46, a
C.H.
vB; vL; mE 165°; vgvmbM
vF; vL; mE 0°
B; pS; R; psbM; r; #90' +
E 0°+
R. nova
III. 200
F- S- bet 2Sst
2236
47
2337
49
48
vF- S- R- p of 2
11.209
oF- pS- gvlbM- r
F- S- R- amst- f of 2
III. 244
II. 480
;F; vS; IE 0°...90°
F; S;lE90°+;glbM
See No. 5058.
7; iR; vgbM; 1st of several
2338
48
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGS
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
h.
50
51
2339
H.
M.31
M. 32
h m s
0 35 3-9
0 35 5-3
0 35 5-4
0 35 6
0 35 19-2
0 35 24-0
0 35 33-8
0 35 50-6
0 36 5-2
0 36 10-9
0 36 53-3
0 38 13-4
0 38 18-6
0 38 45-1
0 39 3-7
0 40 1-4
0 40 4-2
0 40 13-4
0 40 17-9
0 40 22-9
0 40 32-9
0 40
0 40 37-6
0 40 39-3
0 40 40-7
0 40 43-5
0 40 44-3
0 40 47-1
0 40 55-7
0 40 56-1
0 41 23-8
0 41 41-6
0 42 3-8
0 42 13-6
0 42 49-8
0 43 1-3
0 43 20-8
0 43 28-7
0 43 34-3
0 43 47-0
0 43 56-8
0 43 59-1
0 44 10-2
0 44 59-5
0 45 0-3
0 45 52-1
0 45 52-1
0 45 57-6
0 46 16-9
0 46 33-5
0 47 14-8
0 47 51-9
8
+ 3-252
3-250
2-338
3-07
3-457
3-204
3-064
2-329
3-196
3-124
2-803
2-278
2-275
3-005
3-063
3-019
2-979
2-240
2-255
3-154
3-195
2-954
3-195
2-920
3-020
2-223
3-105
3-057
3-058
2-233
2-872
2-198
3-226
2-195
3-046
2-169
3-030
3-061
3-038
3-037
3-037
3-352
3-059
3-189
3-241
2-932
2-903
2-135
2-115
2-102
+ 3-242
1
1
1
[3]
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
3
(2)
5
3
1
3
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
4
4
1
2
(j)
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
O / //
49 29 45-7
49 54 12-7
164 14 1-7
89 55 0
28 58 43-0
58 10 55-0
92 18 11-0
164 7 16-6
60 10 58-3
76 27 54-3
140 56 42-6
164 11 39-2
164 12 17-2
106 20 58-5
92 29 13-5
102 38 24-
111 30 57-
164 8 36-
163 51 1-
71 9 48-
63 8 35-
63 8
116 3 40-4
63 8 14-4
122 11 28-4
102 14 39-4
164 16 44-4
82 27 14-4
93 37 22-4
93 32 40-4
163 52 6-7
129 0 20-7
164 15 4-0
58 29 23-0
164 2 37-3
95 57 59-3
164 18 1-6
99 25 39-6
92 39 59-6
97 39 17-9
97 49 22-9
97 49 2-9
43 12 15-9
92 59 10-5
66 25 23-5
58 16 59-8
117 20 41-8
121 57 53-1
163 54 48-1
164 6 33-1
164 8 28-7
59 11 21-0
-19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-80
19-80
19-80
19-78
19-79
19-79
19-78
19-76
19-76
19-75
1975
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-71
19-71
19-70
19-70
19-69
19-69
19-68
19-68
19-68
19-67
19-67
19-67
19-67
19-65
19-65
19-64
19-64
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-61
-19-60
1
1
1
[3]
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
5
3
1
3
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
4
4
1
2
1
2
1
1
I
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
ni!eeB;eL; vmE; (An-~\
J drom. Gt. Neb.) Bifid >
L (Bond) J
13t
8t
1
0*
3
1
1
1
3
4
1
1
3
3
1
3
2*
2
3
3
6
0
9*t
l
3
2
4
1
1
3*
3
1
4
5
1
4
1
3
3
1
3
2
4
4
3
1
3
4
1
2*
2
1
! vvB; L- R- psrabMN
vF • R • 2nd of several
fD' Arrest,!
\ 6= t
1 Auw.N.4j
C.H.
vF; pL; R (Bond, Jan. 1853)
Cl; L; 1C; st 9. ..10
52
53
VIII. 78
eF;S;R;*13, 20" 180° ...
F;pL;lbM... .
11.444
2340
54
A.2??
i train of st and neb
III. 149
11.245
F; vS; R; IbM
F; pS; ilE- bM
2341
2342
2343
55
eF- pi- R- gvlbM
vF; R
vF; S- bi-N
111.485
II. 445
V. 25
V. 20
vF; S;iR;r;*10, 5' s
F* pS • iF • er
56
57
2344
2346
58
59
59, a
rei=i
\2345J
60
2347
62
2348
vF- L- 4st in diff n
F; vL; vmE 172°
F- S- E or bi-N- vglbM
A. 19? 21?
F;pL;vlE;r
III. 204?
II. 609
vF; S; R; IbM; 2vSstf; *inv
pB; S; R;pmbM;r; * p ...
One of R.'s novae; the other
= h. 60.
/!!; vvB; vvL; vmE 1
I 54°-5 gbM;4st. /
pF- R- bM
R. nova
C.H.
V. 1
vB;pS;lE;smbM; #8, 5'nf
F; pS; R; gbM
II. 472
F; S; R;gbM; #9, 40"nf ...
pL- IE- gbM- r
II. 863
63
64J
2349
2350
2351
65
2352
66
2353
68
67
vF- A 2st & neb
11.703
II. 621
\
F;S; E 135°+; IbM
J
A. 3, 4,21?
F- pL- R- gbM*13
F; S; R; vsvmbM*13 ....
F- pS- R
III. 153
pB; pS; IE; psbM; r; *8sf'4',
Cl- F- pL; stvS
III. 463
vF; pS: ilE; r
vF; S; R
I II. 955
11.446
III. 430
III. 429
pF; vS; iR; pgbM
pF; S; IE; psbM; *8 f5s-5...
vF; vS
69
70
71
73
72
75
(74=0
\2354J
2355
2357
2356
2358
pB; pS; smbM; sp of Dneb .
vF; S; R; nf of Dneb
I. 159
III. 439
III. 477
cB; pL; R; SstlOnr
vF; S; iR; bM; stellar
eF; S; R- *15, f30"
eF; S; R
VI. 20
©; B;L;lE;stl2...l6
vB;L;pmE;glbM; *llnp
eF
Cl; F;eeL; R;stl2...18 ...
vF- pL; R; vglbM; r
11.214
A. 5, 6?
F; E; aB*f, vnr
OF NKiirL.K AXI) CU'STKRS OF STARS.
49
No.
Reference
8 tO
Right
Annual
Precession
So
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
of
11:07 Description from a
Total
Cata-
logue.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
uf Nelmhe.
Sir W. H.'B
Classes
and Xos.
Other
Authorities
for
ism. .I;,,,, o.
Rigfal
Ascension
for 1880.
Obs.
used.
tat
I Silo. Jan.0.
,YIM>.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
.fObi.
by h.
and H.
168
h.
2360
H.
i m B
0 48 23-0
1
+ 2-151
4
162 57' 22-3
— 19-59
4
pB; vS; R;gvlbM;r
4
169
2359
0 48 24-5
1-8 1 1
3
1 .'s -,'7 8-3
19-59
4
pB; vL; vraiE; vgpmli.M ...
5«t
170
76
0 48 59'6
3-131
1
78 40 51-6
19-.ri8
1
Cl; S;scst
1
171
2361
0 49 15-8
J -I.'!,'
1
163 0 0-9
19-57
1
F; vS
1
172
77
0 49 25-0
3-060
1
92 31 27-9
19-57
1
pF; S;E
1
78
0 49 55-7
3-240
2
60 28 21-2
19-56
9,
|)F; vS; R;gbM
2
174
2363
0 50 3-5
8-67/S
a
143 32 6-2
19-56
2
F; S; R; #12 f 90°
2
175
2362
0 50 10-7
2-883
2
122 43 13-2
19-56
9,
eF; vS; H ; pB* 12'
2
176
79
11.210
0 50 11-5
3-241
8
60 24 25-2
19-56
3
pB;pL;R;gb.M;*9, 3' 135°
4
177
> 79, ", /'
R. 2 novae
0 50 22-3
3-241
60 21 31-2
19-56
JF; S; R («or Lord R.).\
0*
5059
178
4007
0 50 29-3
2-780
1
134 35 56-5
1 9-55
1
eF; vS; R; IbM
1*
4008
0 50 36-2
2-780
1
134 30 1-5
19-55
1
vF; vS; R;lbM;3stp
1*
180
2365
0 50 36-7
2-668
2
143 43 58-5
19-55
I
|)F; S; R; bM;p of 2
2
181
2364
0 50 40-4
2-810
1
131 12 36-5
19-55
1
(?)F; S; stellar
1
182
2366
0 50 51-5
2-667
1
143 39 58-8
19-54
1
vF; IE; vgb.M; f of 2
1
183
2367
A. 23
0 51 27-2
2-078
5
163 13 35-1
19-53
5
©; vB; S; IE; st 13. ..15 ...
5
184
2368
0 52 10-5
2-850
2
125 53 21-4
19-52
2
vF;S; R;glbM;'2stlls
2
185
80
II. 433
0 52 46-1
3-027
98 19 51-0
19-50
pF;L;EO°+; glbM; #10,
2
186
0369
0 53 13«3
1-902
1
165 12 27-0
19-50
1
f 20'-5.
F;L; R; vgbM
1
IWT
2370
A. 25
0 54 19-9
2-043
5
162 56 9-3
19-49
5
B;L; viF; inbMD*; r
5t
18->
2371
0 54 45-4
2-632
2
143 59 49-6
19-48
2
eF; S; R
2
189
81
III 191
0 55 5'2
3-044
2
94 59 49-5
19-45
9.
pF;S; iE; *8('97S
4
190
82
II. 434
0 56 16-4
3-032
1
97 5 49-1
19-43
a
F; S; iR; sb.M ; *14 nl 20"...
4
191
2372
0 ,r>7 26-8
2-308
1
156 21 30-0
19-40
i
eF; vmE145°-4; vlhM
1
192
2374
A 55 '''
0 57 28-7
2-022
2
162 22 33-0
19-40
2
vvF; pL; vIE; vgbM
2
193
2375
A. 62
0 57 28-8
2-069
3
16 1 35 59-0
19-40
a
©; vB; vL; vC; vmbM; st
4
194
2373
0 57 44-3
2-328
2
125 53 46-0
19-40
9,
13.. .14.
F;S; 11; glbM
2
105
83
0 57 45-8
3700
1
28 34 5-0
19-40
1
C1;S
1
196
4012
0 57 57-6
2-745
1
134 1 50-3
19-39
I
eF; vS; *7'8sp3'
1*
197
D'Arrest, 7
0 58 53
3-28
m
58 20 18
19-37
[]]
vF; *13,sl5"; mdiff
0
198
2376
A. 31 ??
0 58 56-4
1-969
5
162 48 27-9
19-37
5
CI;F;L; R; pC; st 14.. .16.
5
199
D'Arrest 8
0 59 21
3-29
r 1 1
57 57 18
19-36
F; S; bet 2 st 15
0
200
2378
A 36?'
0 59 27-3
1-904
. * j
2
163 34 23-2
19-36
2
©;B; S;R
2
201
2377
0 59 31-7
2-864
1
120 55 53-2
19-36
1
vF; S; R;gbM
1
202
84
II. 215
0 59 32-3
3-289
3
58 14 9-2
19-36
a
pF;S;R; bM; lstof'3
4*
203
85
If. 216
0 59 34-3
3-289
3
58 16 41-2
19-36
a
pF; S; R;sbM; 2nd of 3 ...
4*
°04
VIII 64
C H
0 59 37'4
3-703
]
29 9 36-2
19-36
i
C); pC..
1
°05
86, a
R. nova
0 59 39-6
3-289
58 20 48-2
19-36
y in Lord R.'s diagram
0«
206
86
11.217
0 59 40-5
3-289
3
58 20 16-2
19-36
a
pF; pL; R;gb\I;3rdol'3...
4*
207
D' Arrest, 9
0 59 42
3-29
m
58 26 0
19-36
[3]
pol Dneb; vF; pS;
fA.R.A.=0 1
0*
208
D'Arrest, 10
0 59 42
3-29
rsi
58 25 18
19-36
[3]
\A.P.D.=93" J
vF; R; pS: f of Dneb
0*
209
86, b
0 59 46-3
3-288
58 23 20-2
1 9-35
S in Lord R.'s diagram
0»
210
Stj, r
0 2-3
3-288
58 27 16-2
19-34
9 in Lord R.'s diagram
0*
211
Auw. N. 9
0 15-1
3-071
89 48 55-8
19-34
F nebula (Bond, Jan. 1853) .
0"
212
87
11.218
o 39-6
3-299
i
57 37 10-1
19-33
1
F; vS; R; mbM; bet 2 st ...
2
213
87,a
R. nova
0
59 37
makes a D neb with h. 87 ...
0
214
88
1.54
0 43-4
3-361
2
51 5 25-1
19-33
9.
F; vS; vlE;gbM;4Sstnr ...
4*
215
D'Arrest, 11
0 45
3-30
rn
57 36 18
19-33
[1]
F; S; pos from h. 87 = 40°;
0
216
2379
1 0 45-8
1-940
i
162 44 38-1
19-33
1
dist47".
vF; pL; R; glbM
1
217
D'Arrest, 12
1 1 29
3-30
m
57 59 48
19-31
[1]
vF; S; R; *10f 18'8, S 80" ...
0
218
89
II. 224
1 1 39-0
3-326
2
55 2 13-7
19-31
9,
pB;cL;R;gbM;/3y4w/ro/».nr
3
219
2380
1 2 5-5
2 679
1
137 25 34-0
19-30
1
1
220
2381
1 2 39-6
2-041
1
160 37 28-3
19-29
1
F; vL; R; vglbM
1
221
II. 219
1 2 44-2
3-306
CO
57 34 0-3
19-29
CO
eS- F- p of D neb
1
222
II. 220
1 2 44-2
+ 3-306
v1/
(] )
57 34 0-3
— 19-29
0)
pL ; f of D neb
1
.
\'/
MDCCCLXIV.
50
SIB J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.,
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
time*
f Obs.
byh.
ndH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
223
224
225
226
227
228
229
230
231
232
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
248
249
250
251
252
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
265
266
267
268
269
270
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
h.
2382
2384
2383
2386
2385
2387
90
H.
h ni 8
1 3 9-2
1 3 27-6
1 3 37-2
1 3 39-2
1 3 57-5
1 4 42
1 4 25-7
1 4 26-1
1 4 28-3
1 4 41-6
4 57-6
5 41-2
5
5 43-8
5 46-4
5 49-2
5 51-7
1 6 16-1
1 6 16-3
1 6 27-6
1 6 36-9
1 6 53-4
1 7 7-0
1 7 12-4
1 7 13-1
1 7 16-6
1 7 21
1 7 51
1 8
1 8 29-3
1 8 35-1
1 8 48-8
1 9 50-6
1 10 24-8
1 10 40-8
1 10 41-4
1 10 48-6
1 10 54-4
1 11 42-3
1 11 43-3
1 11 56-6
1 12 1-0
1 12 2-9
1 12 41
1 12 41-2
1 13 19-9
1 13 21-4
1 13 47-2
1 14 3-5
1 14 6-0
1 14 7-3
1 14 29
1 14 29
1 14 31-2
1 14 46-4
1 14 51-3
1 14 53-5
1 14 57-1
1 14 59-5
1 15 4-4
8
+ 2-800
1-908
2-801
1-861
2-849
1-814
3-303
3-303
1-890
2-855
2-768
3-066
2-826
3-065
3-074
3-066
3-324
2-340
3-732
2-430
3-703
2-761
2-823
2-423
2-823
3-32
3-32
3-306
2-480
3-061
1-668
3-722
1-799
3-198
1-650
2-794
1-629
2-365
3-091
3-091
3-335
3-33
3-192
3-428
3092
3-119
2-691
3-350
2-353
3-14
3-107
3-107
3-107
3-351
2-772
3-107
3-075
+ 3-352
1
1
0
4
3
1
1
It:
l
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
i
2
2
2
2
2
2
[1]
[2]
1
1
3
1
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
;[2]
1
1
3:
i 1::
1
1
2
[1]
2
2
2
, 1
1
126 31 25-9
162 30 42-9
126 14 35-2
163 6 23-2
120 57 48-5
163 37 59-5
58 37 12-8
58 36 22-8
162-30 54-8
119 58 44-8
128 49 39-1
91 3 7-7
91 3
Iii2 49 44-7
91 4 22-7
89 45 44-0
90 59 22-7
57 1 50-0
152 20 39-0
30 36 52-3
148 59 52-3
31 56 6-6
128 38 59'9
122 29 25-9
149 1 44-9
122 32 55-9
57 31 18
57 40 42
59 43
59 42 41-8
146 8 37-8
91 35 19-1
164 2 15-0
32 24 35-3
162 17 13-6
73 4 51-6
164 2 41-6
124 6 11-6
164 4 36-5
149 38 46-5
87 25 16-5
87 30 53-5
58 1 55-5
58 2 0
74 14 55-1
50 14 18-7
87 22 9-7
83 43 2
131 42 52-3
57 17 30-3
149 15 33-3
81 31 48
85 24 26-6
85 28 25-6
85 21 47-6
57 15 28-9
124 48 15-9
85 18 37-6
89 47 7-2
57 33 18-2
- 19-27
19-27
19-26
19-26
19-25
19-25
19-24
19-24
19-24
19-24
19-23
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-20
19-21
19-20
19-20
19-19
19-19
19-18
19-17
19-17
19-17
19-17
19-16
19-15
19-14
19--14
19-13
19-10
19-09
19-08
19-08
19-08
19-08
19-05
19-05
19-05
19-05
19-05
19-03
19-03
19-01
19-01
19-00
18-99
18-99
18-99
18-97
18-98
18-98
18-98
18-97
18-97
18-97
18-96
— 18-96
1
1
2
4
3
1
1
1::
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
J
2
2
2
2
2
[1]
[2]
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
[2]
1
i 1
3:
1
1
1::
i 2
[1]
8
2
2
1
1
2F;S;R;vS*nr
1
2
2
4
3
4
2
1
1
2
1
2
0
2
2
1
3
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
3
2
1
4
1
1
1
4
1
1
0
1
2
3
1
1
3
2
0
0
3
0
O
2
0
2
1
-F;pL; R;gvlbM
vF; S;R;glbM
F; pS; R; gbM ...
F;pL; R; vglbM; p of 2 ...
A. 36 ?
III. 15
III. 154
F; pS; R;bM...
eF; vS
vF
[162]
2388
2389
91
91, a
2390
92
eF; S; E;glbM; f of 2
vF; S; R; glbM
III. 592
vF; vS; R
R. nova
Forms a A with h. 91 & 92...
2vSst+Fneb
III. 593
11.622
11.447
eF;eS
F; L; R; bM; er
93
95
2391
94
2392
F; vS; R; vsbM*
F; S; vsbM
F; S; R;gbM; *12f
Cl; S; 1C
B; S; R; psbM
VII. 45
Cl;S;iF;pC
2393
2394
2396
2395
pF; S; R; glbM
pB; S; R;gbM
F; vS; R
pF; S; R;gbM
D' Arrest, 13
D' Arrest, 14
II. nova
F; S; R; *15p, 8s-3, 270°...
F; pL; bM; *11 nr
96, a
96
2397
vF; mE 135°+ ; IbiM; nph.96
vF; E; *9"p; S*nf, vnr . .
vF; S; R;bM
III. 440
vF; vL
2399
97
2401
A. 7, 10 ?
pF; pL; iR; r; 1st of sev,
neb and st.
Cl; B; L;pR;st 7, 8, 10 ...
pF;L;R;vgbM
VII. 42
A. 60?
III. 205
eF
2402
2400
2404
2403
99
A. 8, 10 ?
F; pL; iR; gbM; r; 2ndofsev.
pB; R;glbM;? 1° in P.D....
pB ; pL; iF; 3rd of'sev
A. 9?
vF;R;gbM;30
III. 250
1.108
pB; pL; R;gmbM; p of 2...
cB; vL; iR; pB*f
98
vF; eS; stellar
D'Arrest, 15
eF; vS; *9pl4a; v diffic
eF; S
III.206
III. 577
III. 251
100
vF;pS; vIE; vglbM
pB; S; smbM; f of 2
101
2405
102
2406
cF;pL; R; red* 7-8, 225°...
eF; IE
III. 156
vF; eS; 1st of 3
vB; S;lE;psmbM
D'Arrest, 16
R. nova
pB; S; E...
103,6
103
103, 1
2407
103, i
105
104
Y in Lord R.'s diagram
III. 252
pB; L; R;svmbM;*7flm...
/J in Lord R.'s diagram
It. nova
III1 57
vF; S; 2nd of 3
B; S; vIE; bM; vS*nr
S in Lord R.'s diagram
vF;L;mE60°+;lbM
vF;E; |s
1II.'594
R. nova
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
51
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
isc,o. .Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Hifjht
Ascension
for 1SSO.
Wo,
of
Oba
used.
North Polar
IHslalHV
ftn
18(50, Jan. 0.
Annual
1'nvcssion
in
N.P.D.
for
issn.
No.
of
( )l,s.
used.
Summary 1 >r-rri]it ion from a
Companion <>( all ilic
Observations, Ik-marks, ,\r.
Total
No. of
! imr~
of Obs.
l.y h.
mil II.
Sir J. If.'*
Catelognee
sii-W.H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
h.
104, a
106, a
106
103, d
H.
R. 5 novae
1!. nova
h in s
1 15
15
15 19-6
15 23-2
15 35
15 36-6
15 38
15 48-0
15 49-0
16 7-8
1 16 34-4
1 16 35-8
1 16 45-3
1 16 48
1 16 48-8
1 16
1 17 19-4
1 17 19-8
1 17 22
1 17 25
1 17 26-8
1 17 31
1 17 35-1
1 17 37-5
1 17 44-5
1 17
1 17 51-6
1 17 51-6
1 18 19-5
1 18 22-9
1 18 24-6
1 18
1 18 26-6
1 18 51-2
1 18 52-4
1 18 55-2
1 18 55-2
1 19 6-8
1 19 27-2
1 19 33-1
1 19 42-9
1 19 56-5
1 19 56-5
1 20 10-3
1 20 21
1 20 34-8
1 20 39-9
1 21 10-0
1 21 37-4
1 22 20-5
1 22 43-5
1 23 15-2
23 43-9
23 47-8
23 59-8
24 18-7
24
24 22-2
24 33-4
1 24 35-7
I
+
3-354
3-107
3-35
3-352
3-13
3-354
3-354
3-362
3-362
3-169
3-360
3-14
3-360
3-097
3-0/8
3-14
3-37
3-142
3-14
2-750
2-748
3-377
3-140
3-140
3-081
2-70g
3-379
...:..
3-373
2-707
2-707
3-056
3-056
2-707
3-383
3-083
3-415
3-371
3-371
3-969
3-38
3-051
3-052
3-362
2-726
2-675
2-723
2-453
2-864
3-390
3-916
3-008
3-008
3-059
+ 3-008
2
[3]
1:
[2]
2
1
1
1
2
1
[2]
1
1
2
[2]
[1]
1
[2]
3
3
1
1
0)?
2
2
1
1
2
2
I
}
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
[1]
1
2
3
0)
1
1
0 / //
.'.- 33
57 16
57 16 46-5
85 20 17-6
57 31 18
57 36 31-8
81 41 6
57 28 37-8
57 26 52-8
56 49 53-1
56 56 28-4
77 49 10-7
57 16 37-7
81 10 6
57 18 37-7
57 18
86 55 16-3
89 0 21-3
80 44 24
56 42 18
81 11 50-3
81 1 12
125 48 8-3
125 51 0-3
56 1 31-3
56 1
81 28 43-6
81 29 30-6
88 58 4-9
128 52 11-9
56 2 19
56 2
56 39 5-2
128 48 57-5
128 47 17-5
92 3 54-5
92 3 54-5
128 44 40-8
56 4 7-1
88 42 53-1
53 32 28-1
57 16 7-4
57 16 7'4
27 25 54-7
56 25 18
92 40 8-0
92 37 8-0
58 23 57-6
126 27 1-2
130 2 23-8
126 19 27-1
142 18 52-7
113 23 44-0
57 6 32-0
30 2 9-3
97 35 25-6
97 35
97 36 39-6
91 38 46-6
97 36 47-9
-18-95
18-95
18-95
18-95
18-94
18-94
18-94
18-94
18-94
18-93
18-92
18-91
18-91
18-91
18-91
18-89
18-89
18-89
18-89
18-89
18-88
18-89
18-89
18-89
18-88
18-88
18-87
18-87
18-87
18-86
18-85
18-85
18-85
18-85
18-84
18-83
18-83
18-83
18-82
18-82
18-81
18-80
18-80
18-80
18-78
18-76
18-74
18-73
18-71
18-70
18-70
18-69
18-68
18-68
18-68
— 18-67
2
[3]
I::
[2]
2
1
1
1
2
1
[2]
1
1
2
[2]
[1]
1
[2]
3
3
1
i
i
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
[1]
1
2
1
2
3
(i)
i
i
No descr Nos. 283.. .287 incl
No description
0
0
4
0
0
1
0
3
2
1
2
3t
2
0
2
0
3t
5
0
0
2
0
3
3
1*
0
1»
2«
a
2
1*
0
1*
2
2
1
1
1
1*
5
2
1
1
2*
0
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
5
4
0
1
1
1
288
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
~>97
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
III. 158
pi?- pL- R- 3rd of 3
]{. nova
D'Arrest, 17
c in Lord R.'s diagram
vF; S; obs. with H.I 57, 158,
159, 160.
107
D' Arrest, 18
cB- S- R- bMN
108
109
110
111
112
113
III. 159
III. 160
vF- pL- R- bM- p of 2
vF- S- f of' 2
vF- vS
III. 169
II. 252
III. 167
F- S- stellar
F- L- IE- vglbM- Jf
Stellar- p of 2
D'Arrest, 19
eF; S; v diffic; I 151 f41« ...
pB- R- stellar- f of2
114
114, a
116
115
III. 168
K. nova
S; R; bM . ....
III. 253
11.461
F- cL- E 135°+
F- pL- R- gblVf
D'Arrest, 20
D'Arrest, 21
eF- pL- IF- ?Cl-f-ncb
Dneb- vF- 90° pos
117
I. 151
vB- pL- mbM- 4S st nr
D'Arrest, 22
vF- vS- # 11-12 p 5*
2408
2409
118
118,o
F- S- IE- p of 2
F- S- IE- bM- f of °
pB- vS- «bM- p of 2
R. nova
One of 4 neb nr h. 120
III. 556
vF- pL- mE 15°+
119
121
2410
120
120,o
Not vF- L- R- b \I
II. 462
pB- pL- R- grabM
eeF; S; R; vgbM; 1st of 4...
pB- pL- gbM- f of 2
R. nova
One of 4, see h. 118, 120 ...
Stellar
III. 170
2411
2412
eeF; S; R; vgbM; 2ndof4...
eeF; S; R; vgbM; 3rd of 4...
11.448
II. 449
Stellar- f of D neb
2413
eeF; S; R; vgbM; 4th of 4...
Stellar
III. 171
II. 463
III. 560
III. 172
III. 173
VII. 48
122
123
F- S- E90°- bM- r
vF; S; E; vglbM; #13 nr ...
vS • stellar • p of 2
vS- stellar- f of 2
124
D'Arrest, 23
eF • pL • R
III. 441
III. 442
vF- vS- iE- pof2
vF- vS- iF- fof2
125
2414
2415
2416
2417
2418
127
126
128
128, a
"l29
130
vF- S- R
vF- S- R
eF- S- att to S#- B#nr
vS- *pos °25°inv
F- S- R- b\I- am «t 11
vF- pL- gbM
i.'iob
III.431
S.131=M.103
Cl; B; R; Ri; ]>L; stl0...11
vB; pL; R; mbM; p of 2 ...
No description
R. nova
eF- S- f of 2
vF- S- R- bM
vF- vS- R
H2
52
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
ISlHi, Jan.O.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. II.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;
SirW. H.'e
Clanei
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
h.
H.
D'Arrest, 24
D' Arrest, 25
D'Arrest, 26
h m a
24 40
25 0
25 28
25 53-4
25 54-1
25 56-3
26 1-4
26 15-0
26 17-0
26 24-6
1 26 33-5
1 27 18-1
1 27 23-6
1 27 44-5
1 27 47-4
1 27 53-1
1 28 18-0
1 28 19-5
1 28 37-9
1 28 48-9
1 28 50-4
1 28 55-4
1 28 57-2
1 29 2-6
1 29 9-2
1 29 11-1
29 14-4
29 27-8
29 59-6
30 9-9
32 7'6
32 8-2
32 32-0
32 38-7
32 39-3
32 40-7
32 50-9
32 55-1
33 28-5
1 33 37-5
1 34 28-0
1 34 41-6
1 34 45-0
1 35 35-6
1 36 23-8
1 36 29-2
1 36 30-8
1 37 15-0
1 39 33-1
1 40 0-8
1 40 35-6
1 41 29
1 41 34-5
1 41 37'9
1 41 51-1
+ 3-41
3-35
3-35
2-737
3-006
3-358
2-960
3-003
3-361
1-327
3-355
3-002
3-399
2-690
2-780
3-401
3-001
3-399
2-687
3-072
2-686
2-976
2-612
2-647
3-405
3-211
4-681
2-642
3-119
2-669
2-997
4-132
2-759
2-575
2-759
0-929
2-573
1-907
3-334
3-734
4-062
3-856
4-018
3-199
3-366
4-055
3-107
3-165
3-365
3-360
3-183
3-30
3-299
3-126
+ 3-482
[1]
[2]
[2]
2
2
1
1
3
1
1 :
1
1
9
2
1
1
2
2
1
3
2
3
2
2
1
1
1
o
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
[1]
2
2
1
55° 26 18
60 5 0
60 5 0
124 13 32-1
97 44 13-1
60 3 50-1
102 53 18-1
98 2 38-4
59 57 47-4
164 16 37-4
60 31 53-9
98 5 42-6
57 4 11-6
127 13 26-9
120 7 37-9
57 2 16-9
98 2 43-5
57 19 26-5
127 12 19-8
90 2 25-1
127 12 40-1
100 43 34-1
132 9 23-1
129 51 50-1
57 7 44-4
74 55 46-4
17 49 45-0
130 3 42-7
84 50 14-0
128 2 13-0
98 13 12-4
26 40 32-4
120 38 10-7
133 14 25-0
120 37 15-0
166 16 4-0
133 18 22-0
155 36 37-3
39 8 52-4
39 7 27-4
28 49 19-8
34 49 52-1
30 0 37-1
77 4 36-0
62 0 24-9
29 27 40-9
86 28 36-9
80 17 10-8
62 48 58-2
63 16 25-8
79 10 46-7
68 21 3
68 42 50-6
84 47 12-6
54 53 51-9
-18-66
18-65
18-64
18-63
18-63
18-63
18-63
18-62
18-62
18-62
18-61
18-58
18-58
18-57
18-57
18-57
18-55
18-55
18-54
18-53
18-53
18-53
18-53
18-53
18-52
18-52
18-50
18-51
18-50
18-50
18-42
18-42
18-41
18-40
18-40
18-40
18-40
18-39
18-37
18-37
18-34
18-33
18-33
18-30
18-27
18-27
18-27
18-24
18-16
18-14
18-11
18-08
18-08
18-08
-18-07
[1]
[2]
[2]
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1::
2
1
1
2
2
1
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
I
2
2
3
2
[1]
2
2
1
vvF; S;?rr
0
0
0
2
7
14f
1
1
5
2
0
},.
1
5
2
4
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
lit
0
1
1
2
4
1
3
3
3
2
2
1
2
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
3
4
2
0
2
3t
1
F; M. 33, f65"; another f28s ..
F; pL, fof2
2419
132
131
F;S; R;bM
II. 4
V. 17
11.473
III. 432
III. 150
pB; R; bM; r; #6, f47s-5 ...
!; eB; eL; R; vRi; vgbMN;
M. 33
rr.
F; S; iF;er
eeF
133
2421
vS; R; vvlbM
A. 17?
R. nova
D'Arr. = 1
Auw.N.15 J
B; S; R; psbM*;r
S, a neb or Cl with Sstinv...
f Nebulous #11,111 (D'Arr.
1 Resultate).
vF; psbM; stellar
r
134
2423
rjjr,
L2422J
135
137
136
2424
138
2425
140
2426
2427
141
142
1
F; vS; R; #12,p
1.281
III. 174
II. 282
fvB; vL; vmE, 118°-3;1
\ sbM; #34°-5, 6s-5. /
pF; psbM; stellar
pB; pL; ilE; gmbM; r; #8,
nplO'.
pB; pL; bM; *f, 2™518
eeeF; vS; R; pof2
III. 454
eF; pL; not bM
F;S;R;fof2
III.471
eF;S;amvSst
A. 479
B; pL; inE; gpmbM
pF; S; R; bM
vF; R;fof2
M. 74
Auw. N. 16
©; F; vL; R; vg, psmbM; rr
iF; 3*t + neb(Struve, 2.2)...
pF;S; R;bM
2428
143
2429
144
pB;S; R;psbM
pB;S; R;gbM; *np
11.283
VII. 49
pB; vS; R; mbM; r
Cl;pS;L&vSst
2430
2432
2431
2435
243.3
2434
vF; vS; pof2
F; S; R; gpmbM; pof2 ...
vF;pS; R; gbM; *f, nr
vF;pS;R; valbM
F;S; v!E;glbM;fof2
vF;iR;vglbM
M. 76
vB;pofDneb
1.193
VII. 46
vB; fofDneb
145
146
Cl; IF; Ri; one* 6-7; stll
...14.
Cl; pRi; st!2,m
VIII. 65
II. 253
11.610
VI. 31
C.H.
Cl; S;lRi;stL
pB;pL;E;bM;r
147
F; S;R;bM;r
Cl; B; L; eR;stpL
148
vF;S;R
11.588
11.611
I. 157
II. 589
F;S;lE;bM;r
149
150
F; S;1EO°+
F; E0°...90°;bet2st
F;pL; E;lbM; *nf, 2'
pB; vmE; *14,f8s
D'Arrest, 27
151
II. 228
IV. 42
III. 175
pB; S;iR; mbM; 1st of 2...
vF; vmE, !65° + ;sbM*9 ...
F; stellar
OF NEBUI..I: AND CLUSTERS or STARS.
53
No.
Reference
8 tO
Kisjht
Annual
Precession
No.
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
tMiiuinary Description from a
Total
No. of
of
Cata-
logue.
SirJ.H.'s
OatalllUIIl'S
nf Nrl'lll.i
Sir \V. II.'s
( 'buses
anil > -
Other
Authorities.
Asct'liM'm
fur
I860, Jin. 0.
in
Right
Ascension
for 1,^0.
of
Obs.
Dfotmuv
for
1860, Jan. 0.
111
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Imir-
of Obs.
I.V ll.
nul 11.
402
h.
H.
II. 229
ll 111 8
41 57'7
8
+ 3-299
2
68 44 49-2
— 18-06
2
pB; S; iR; mbM; 2nd of 2
2
403
152
11.612
42 3»fi
3-369
(1)
63 3 33-2
18-06
1
F; vlE,90°; *15,nr
2
404
2436
11.481
42 17-0
2-959
1
101 7 2-5
18-05
1
pF;cL; R; glbM; S*p,90"..
2
405
153
42 17-6
3-186
1 ••
79 0 17-5
18-05
1
1
406
154
II. 501
42 18-3
2-910
)
105 39 54-5
18-05
1
cF; S; R;gvlbMN
2
407
2438
42 20-7
2-290
]
143 29 3-5
18-05
1
F; vL;R;vgvlbM
1
408
f '-55\
III. 459
42 21-3
2-808
1
114 29 31-5
18-05
1
vF; vS; R; gbM; er; 2stnr..
4
409
L2437J
III. 561
42 25-7
3-492
1
54 21 52-8
18-04
1
vF; stellar
1
410
11.617
42 55-7
3-299
1
68 56 54-1
18-03
1
F;cL; vglbM
1
411
2439
43 2'1
2-393
2
139 19 59-1
18-03
2
B; S; R; pbM
2
412
156
II. 859
43 10-9
3-129
1
84 33 6-4
18-02
1
pF; S; E90°; vglbM; *10,nf
2f
41 H
D'Arrest, 28
43 13
3-30
m
68 42 18
18-01
[11
F; S; 11; bet2st!5
0
414
11.618
43 29'0
3-309
i
68 7 54-7
18-01
1
vS; stellar
1
415
;!440
43 32-7
2-652
i
125 38 52-7
18-01
1
F; S; R
1
416
III. 179
43 39-3
3-307
2
68 20 25-0
18-00
2
F; cL; E; mbM
2
417
2441
43 42-0
2-653
1
125 34 5-0
18-00
1
eF;S
1
418
/ L"\
I. 62
1 44 8-0
2-964
1
100 23 45-6
17-98
9:
F; pL; E; vgvlbM; r
4*
419
|j2442j
158
III. 192
1 44 17-0
3-024
2
94 44 57-9
17-97
3
eF; vlEO° + ,*13,s, 90"
4
420
III. 564
1 44 25-9
3-496
1
54 35 56-9
17-97
1
Stellar; 3rd of 4
1
421
III. 565
1 44 "5-9
3-496
1
54 35 56-9
17-97
1
Stellar; last of 4
1
422
157
III. 562
1 44 27'3
3-497
1
54 31 58-9
17-97
1
vF; stellar; 1st of 4
2
423
494
> 157, a
R. 3 novae
1 44
54 32
Near h. 157, 159
0
425
496
161
II. 596
1 44 30-7
3-131
1
84 24 17-9
17-97
1
F; S; bM; #13 1', n
3
427
159
III. 563
1 44 34-3
3-497
1
54 33 1-9
17-97
1
F; pL; bM; 2nd of 4
2
498
162
55 Androin.
1 44 55-9
3-575
1
49 57 41-5
17-95
1
Fine nebulous # with strong
1*
499
163
1 44 56-2
3-509
j
53 52 9-5
17-95
1
aim.
vF; R; am pBst
1
430
164
11.270
1 45 56-9
3-110
2
86 °9 23-7
17-91
2
pB; S; iR; psmbM
3
431
.CM
1.105
1 46 12-4
2-918
2
104 25 39-0
17-90
2
cB; pL; IE; psmbM
3
432
|^2443j
D'Arrest, 29
1 46 19
3-28
m
70 50 18
17-89
rn
eF; R; *19,f
0
433
D'Arrest, 30
1 46 32
3-56
L1 J
rn
51 18 3
17-88
rn
eF; pL...
0
434
D'Arrest 31
1 47 5
3-pq
T31
69 59 18
17-86
T31
vF; vS; R; /3 Arietis in field
0
435
r ,=n
III. 460
1 47 13-9
9.707
L°J
2
114 "•>& 46-2
17-86
2
pF;vS;R;vgbM
3
436
(JJ444J
" 167
1 47 14-6
3.705
1
114 33 "'-2
17-86
i
vF; pL; R; gbM; S*195°...
1
43"
2445
1 47 43-1
2-621
1
126 34 24-8
17-84
i
F; S; 11; bM
1
438
168
1 47 47-9
3-1 10
1
86 "9 14-8
17*84
i
I
439
2446
1 47 50-1
2-621
1
126 32 0-8
17-84
i
eeeF; S; R
1
440
III. 266
1 48 6-0
2-969
1
99 38 .V-l
17-82
i
1
441
/ L77\
III. 265
1 48 17-0
2-968
1
no 44 _'.)..)
17-82
i
vF- pS; vlE
3
44?
l2447J
11.221
1 48 26-0
3-463
1
57 38 16-7
17-81
i
F; pL; nil'.; r
1*
443
III. 176
1 48 33-4
3-483
]
56 23 6-7
17-81
i
eeeF- stellar . .
1
444
169
1 48 33-9
3-463
3
57 38 53-7
17-81
3
pB; R; bM; *13, np
3*
445
169,0
R. nova
1 48 34-5
3-463
57 38 25-7
17-8!
-|
Co*
446
447
448
169,6
169, c
172
11.271
R. nova
R. nova
1 48 38-4
1 48 47-9
1 49 2-8
3-463
3-463
3-126
1
57 38 0-7
57 40 30-7
85 3 29-3
17-81
17-81
17-79
1
1
f /3, 7, S of Lord R.'s diag.
\ £=II.221H.
pF- S- R- pof2- pos— 102°-4
<U»
\o«
449
173
II. 272
1 49 3-2
3- 1 26
1
85 3 41-3
17-79
1
vF; vS; R;sb.VJ; f of 2
4
450
170
1 49 6-3
4-127
1
30 30 49-6
17-78
1
Cl" not Ri • J
1
451
171
1 49 7-6
+ 3-953
1
35 13 13-6
— 17-78
1
Cl- pL- pRi- iF; st 11. ..13..
1
54
SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
452
453
454
455
456
457
458
459
460
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
h.
2449
176
2448
175
175, a
174
2450
{"'}
[2451 J
180
H.
h in s
1 49 12-4
1 49 20-4
1 49 21-5
1 49 23-6
1 49
1 49 25-8
1 49 27-7
1 49 57-4
1 51 17-8
1 51 35
1 51 36-4
1 51 39-0
1 51 39
1 52 0-8
1 52 2-0
1 52 3-7
1 52 5
1 52 10-0
1 52 40-6
1 52 43-3
1 52 52-3
1 52 57'3
1 54 2-1
1 54 20-6
1 54 25
1 54 39-4
1 54 49-2
1 54 55-4
1 55 1-3
1 55 8-5
1 55 46-1
1 56 8-7
1 56 54-9
1 57 28-5
1 58 26-4
1 59 51-2
2 0 19-0
2 0 49-6
2 0 55-4
2 0 56-9
2 0 58-2
2 1 34-0
2 1 40-3
2 2 30-1
2 2 32-5
2 2 32-8
2 2 47-1
8
+ 2-112
3-017
2-707
3-468
3-541
2-107
3-006
3-158
3-28
5-005
3-283
3-283
2-936
3-223
2-751
3-34
3-451
2-999
3-209
3-406
2-039
2-989
3-005
3-16
3-247
3-280
2-100
0-699
3-571
1-428
3-253
3-428
2-780
1-343
3-196
3-604
3-238
2-468
2-741
2-561
3-161
3-617
2-942
3-591
2-942
+ 2-942
1
2
3
1
1
1
3
1
[2]
1
2
1
1
2
[1]
1
3
1
1
1
(J)
[1]
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
3
3
147 22 44-6
95 9 13-6 '
120 36 23-6
57 29 41-6
57 29
53 1 14-9
147 26 49-9
96 5 19-5
82 20 13-3
71 42 48
18 15 36-6
71 40 12-6
71 45 +
102 10 50-9
76 41 15-9
116 58 27-9
67 2 18
59 15 3-2
96 38 24-8
77 59 17-8
62 26 29-1
148 28 9-1
97 30 22-6
96 3 38-9
82 10 18
74 57 35-2
72 17 54-5
146 30 26-8
164 54 18-8
52 33 52-1
158 32 40-7
74 38 1-3
61 40 47-2
113 58 18-1
159 7 19-3
79 40 47-1
51 54 21-7
76 18 58-6
131 49 14-6
116 7 18-6
127 9 11-6
82 41 44-2
51 28 53-5
100 47 38-7
53 0 41-7
100 47 50-7
100 48 31-0
-17-78
17-78
17-78
17-78
1
2
3
1
pB; S; R; gbM
1
3
3
3
0
5
1
4
1
0
1*
3
0
2
1
1
0
2
6
1
2*
1
2
3
0
1
2
1
3
3
1
2
3
2
1
3*
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
4
1
4
4
III. 193
eF; *9, 315°+
pB; S; E;1M
II. 222
F; pL; niE; r; f of 2
R. nova
ufh. 175
VII. 32
17-77
17-77
17-75
17-69
17-68
17-68
17-68
'iV-67
17-67
17-67
17-66
17-66
17-64
17-64
17-63
17-63
17-58
17-57
17-56
17-56
17-55
17-54
17-54
17-53
17-51
17-49
17-46
17-43
17-39
17-33
17-31
17-28
17-28
17-28
17-28
17-26
17-25
17-21
17-21
17-21
—17-20
1
1
3
1
[2]
1
2
1
1
2
[1]
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
[1]
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
3
3
Cl; vv-L; Hi; st L and sc ...
vF; S; H; bM
III. 464
vF;S-!E; vglbM
vF; S; R; *10, 2' 285°
D'Arrest, .32
50 Cassiop.
vF; S; R; nr I. 112 H
179
181
181,a
2452
Suspected nebulous*
112
B; cL; R; gbM; r
R. nova
5 or 6' s of h. 181
III. 468
III. 214
cF; pL; E0°+; glbM
vF; stellar
2453
pF; S; R;glbM
D'Arrest, 33
F; pL
182
183
II. 223
I. 101
III. 215
III. 583
pB; pL; R; glbM
cB; L; mE 163°-0; mb.M ...
eF; stellar
184
2454
185
186
vF; vS; E; 3 stp; *250° ...
pB; pL; IE; *12 att
II. 435
III. 433
pF; pS; R; bM
cF;cS; R; bM
D'Arrest, 34
vF; S; * 14f 90°; 1P-65 ...
eF; S; It; * 11 75°
187
188
2455
2456
189
2457
190
191
rjjn
[2458J
2459
193
194
195
2461
l=6}
[2640 J
2462
198
197
I™}
[2463J
III. 207
vF; cS; R; stellar
pF; S; R; 2 st 11, nr
eF; vS; 11; *12, 25" 315°....
vF; S; iR; sbM; * nr
III. 566
eeF; vS; R; *13 p 100" ...
vF; S; iR; glbM; *10 p
3s-5
vF; vS; iR; bet2stn and sp..
vF; pS; vlE
III. 208
III. 151
pF; S; R; gbM
I. 152
II. 604
B; vS; vlE; svmbM; *10,
55" 320°.
pB; cL; IE; mbM
F;R;vS;bM
cF; vS; R; sbM; r
vF; vF * inv
F; S; R; vsvmbM*13
III. 227
II. 605
II. 482
III. 567
II. 483
II. 484
vF; S; R; bM; am st
pB; S; ill; J f'15s
F;S;R;lstof4
vF; S;1E
[" 200"]
{ = f
[2464J
{ ='}
[2465J
F; S; R; 2nd of 4
vF; vS; R; 3rd of 4
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
r.r.
OO
No.
of
Cat*.
Illgllf.
References to
Right
A«cen*ion
for
1SIJO, Jan. 0.
Antuml
Precession
in
Etighj
rion
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
n-r,l.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Kemarks, &C.
Total
No. of
1 ilnr-
of Obs.
In li.
Hid 11.
Sir .T. II. 's Sir\V. II.'-
(.'iitiilomu1- i '-- -
of >~ebuhr. and Noe.
Other
Authorities.
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
531
532
589
534
535
536
537
638
539
540
541
542
543
544
545
546
547
548
h.
f 202 "I
II.
II. 485
h ni s
2 2 51-4
2 2 55-0
2 3 56-7
2 4 15-8
2 4 27-5
2 4 45-7
2 5 36-7
2 5 51-5
2 6 30-8
2 7 24-0
2 7 24-4
2 8 6-4
2 8 41-3
2 9 l.V.'i
2 9 33-1
2 9
2 9 43-2
2 10 22-6
2 10
2 11 14-5
2 11 59-3
2 12 8-7
2 12 34-2
2 12 46-6
2 12 54-3
2 13 20-1
2 13 30-8
2 13 41-2
2 13 50-4
2 14 21-4
2 14 35-7
2 14
2 15 1-0
2 15 9-4
2 15 14-0
2 15 26-4
2 16 34-0
2 16 36-1
2 16 44-2
2 17 49-4
2 17 50-6
2 18 44-7
2 18 50-8
2 18 55-7
2 19 58-5
2 20 29-1
2 20 59-9
2 21 21-5
2 21 48-4
2 22 1-5
s
+ 2-941
2-971
3-593
1-992
3-047
2-951
2-555
3-435
2-623
2-420
3-056
3-140
3-078
4-166
3-252
2-920
3-253
2-980
3-272
2-978
4-188
4-536
2-852
1-774
2-400
3-548
3-737
2-404
2-993
4-448
2-563
3-732
2-779
2-778
2-770
3-736
3-319
3-543
2-710
3-350
3-571
3-350
3-049
2-295
3-049
2-919
+ 2-795
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
5
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
4
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
0 t ft
100 51 11-0
98 25 7-3
53 10 55-5
147 23 34-1
92 9 47-4
99 58 5-7
126 30 33-9
62 46 51-2
122 36 11-1
132 41 12-3
91 24 41-3
84 39 32-5
89 36 2-1
33 29 55-0
76 5 52-3
76 5 +
101 59 58-6
76 6 11-5
76 6
97 17 24-7
74 48 57-9
97 25 44-2
33 32 49-5
26 52 20-1
106 42 4-1
150 30 8-7
132 23 1-0
57 22 48-3
48 16 47-6
132 2 58-2
96 10 8-8
96 10
28 40 47-1
124 21 30-4
48 42 17-t
Ill 27 12-0
111 20 33-5
111 52 23-5
48 49 21-5
72 7 46-3
58 23 33-3
115 26 13-5
70 7 27-8
57 3 25-1
70 15 30-6
91 46 18-5
135 4 17-1
91 47 36-7
101 10 10-3
109 40 3-6
//
-17-20
17-19
17-15
17-13
17-12
17-11
17-07
17-06
17-03
16-99
16-99
16-95
16-93
16-90
16-89
16-88
16-85
16-81
16-77
16-75
16-75
16-73
16-73
16-71
16-70
16-69
16-68
16-66
16-64
16-63
16-62
16-62
16-60
16-55
16-55
16-55
16-49
16-49
16-45
16-44
16-43
16-38
16-35
16-33
16-31
16-29
— 16-28
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
2
2
1
1
lit
2
1
5
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
4
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
vF; pS; R- 4th of 4
4
1
2«
1
1
1
4
1
2
2
2
2*
1
5
2
0
7
2*
0
2
1
3
5
1
2
1
2
5
•f
2
4
0
1
1
1
1
3
1*
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
2f
2
2
3
1
\2466j
203
204
2467
vF; vS- R- psbM
III. 604
vF; iF; stellar
pF- pS- R- °lbM- r
111.259
II. 486
eF- eS- IF
F- S- E
2468
cF- pS- IE 0°- gbM
11.613
F- S IE 90°- bM
2469
2470
205
206
cB- S- E- psmbM
F- vS; svmbM
III. 260
111.457
III. 2
VI. 33
III. 201
vF- R- bM- stellar
eF; cL; R; gbM; #12sf alt.
eF- vS- R- bM
20?
208
208, a
f 2091
[2471 J
210
210, a
211
213
815
212
214
210
2473
8472
217
218
2474
219
219, a
!; Cl; vvL; vRi;st7...14 ...
vF- vS- E- *10sf 4'
R. nova
nebs of h. 208 ....
II. 474
II. 246
F: pL: R- vglbM
pF;pL;lE;pgbM;
f *9, 185°+ 5'
\S*sfl'
neb s of h. 210
R. nova
II. 436
F;pS; E; 1>M; 2or3stnr...
eF- R- gbM- * 16 nr
11.437
VI. 34
pF- pS- vlE- bM- * nr
!; Cl; vL; vRi;ruby *M ...
Cl; L; 1C; sc st9...13
F; S; iR; pgbM
III. 486
eF; S; R; 2 or 3 vSst nr ...
vF; vS; R; bM; *7 sf and 6
more.
B- S- R- bM- 3S st sp
II. -^-,
V. 19
!; B- vL- vmE 22°'3
pF; pS; R; IbM; *8 90°, 4'
F; vL- ill- gbM
II. 438
R. nova
E; F; bM; makes D neb with
h. 219; both E.
eF- pL- iF
III. 695
24/5
pB; S; R;psbM; #10f90°-0
35".
eF- vS- IE
III. 570
24/6
24/7
nR- S- crhVF- r- *n
III. 224
I. 153
III. .171
F- S- E 90°-gbM
cB; vL; E0°...90°
eF' stellar
221
220
2478
pF- L- R- #10 sf 3'
III. 239
III. 474
III. 177
II. 489
IV. 23
cF; pL; R- gpmbM
<•!•'• \S- iR
His
cF; cL; E; vgbM; 2stl3np.
F- S- IE- 3 st inv
223
2479
224
I-,
|_2480J
2481
vB- vL- R- mbMN
III. 261
II. 487
vF- cL- R- f of 2
vF; L- iR- glbM
oB- E- ebM
56
SIS J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Preoecdon
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
ised.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
>f Obs.
byh.
mdH.
Sir J. H.'
Catalogues
of Nebula-.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
549
550
551
h.
226
2482
229
228
227
230
2483
2484
231
231, a
231, l>\
232
233
2485
234
2486
235
236
2487
237
238
239
240<
241
H.
I. 154
h m s
2 22 18-6
2 23 20-3
2 23 24-6
2 23 27-5
2 23 28-9
2 23 38-8
2 25 21-5
2 25 38-1
2 25 44-2
2 25 47-7
2 25 52-0
2 25 52-4
2 26 0-7
2 26 16-8
2 26 21-2
2 26 26-9
2 26 33-1
2 26 37-4
2 28 0-1
2 28 23-1
2 28 43-8
2 28 46-2
2 30 24-9
2 30 56-6
2 31 35-3
2 31 36-0
2 31 38-3
2 31 38-5
2 31 43-4
2 32 1-1
2 32 2-2
2 32 8-3
2 32 11-6
2 32 36-5
2 32 42-1
2 33 2-3
2 33 36-3
2 33 42-9
2 33 43-8
2 33 57-9
2 34 12-1
2 34 35-0
2 34 35-1
2 34 39-9
2 34 44-5
2 34 49-1
2 34
2 35 23-6
2 35 26-2
s
+ 3-654
2-366
3-050
3-837
4-288
3-024
2-482
2-817
3-580
3-580
3-580
3-512
3-580
2-912
3-580
2-270
3-753
3-754
2-404
3-595
3-232
2-963
3-761
3-540
3-077
2-968
3-731
3-222
1-877
4-572
3-333
1-8/4
3-080
2-945
3-354
3-829
3-193
2-898
3-192
2-491
2-943
3-520
3-0/2
3-701
3-337
3-596
3-598
+ 3-599
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
(i)
i
i
i
2
1 :
1
2
2
1
1
1
1:
1
3
1
1
1
2
1:
1
2
2
0)
2
1
2
1
1
3
1:
2
1
1
2
1
1
53 29 51-2
132 1 30-7
91 43 1-7
45 59 37-0
33 5 46-0
93 33 56-3
126 39 0-0
107 49 36-8
57 40 44-3
57 38 59-3
57 38 50-3
61 17 57-6
57 40 14-9
101 22 37-5
57 46 23-5
135 8 21-8
49 47 23-8
49 44 28-1
129 39 17-2
57 17 16-5
78 58 34-1
97 46 30-4
49 43 53-8
60 27 46-0
89 44 6-9
97 17 18-9
51 32 45-9
79 45 46-9
145 28 45-9
29 3 23-5
72 34 8-5
145 28 16-8
89 30 24-8
98 44 27-7
71 19 38-7
47 49 25-0
81 52 7-2
101 53 28-2
81 53 22-2
124 52 20-8
98 51 19-1
62 1 17'0
90 9 14-0
53 16 21-0
72 35 27-0
58 10 18-3
58 10
58 7 34-9
58 4 35-2
-16-26
16-21
16-21
16-20
16-20
16-19
16-10
16-09
16-09
16-09
16-09
16-08
16-07
16-05
16-05
16-04
16-04
16-03
15-96
15-95
15-93
15-92
15-84
15-80
15-77
15-77
15-77
15-77
15-77
15-75
15-75
15-74
15-74
15-71
15-71
15-70
15-66
15-66
15-66
15-64
15-63
15-60
15-60
15-60
15-60
15-59
15-57
— 15-56
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
(2)
1:
1
1
2
1:
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1::
cB;L;E;vgbM
3*
4
3
1
1
2
4
2
1*
ro*
\o*
3f
1*
2
1*
2
2
2
2f
4
2
2
4*
3t
1*
5*
3f
2
1
2
2
1
10
4
2
8
2
3
2
1
4
2
8*
3
1
4
0
2
1
vF; pL; !E;gbM; *8sf3'...
pB; S; E; psbM
II. 278
552
553
Cl; pki;st9...15
Cl; pL; pRi; st 13. ..15
pF; ilE 0°+; bM
554
555
556
557
558
559
560
561
562
563
564
565
:,66
567
568
569
570
571
572
573
574
575
576
577
578
579
580
581
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
597
598
599
II. 237?
pB;pS; mE 215°-7
F; S; iK; gbM
S; R; psbM;lstof 3
R. nova
R. nova
i
~> y and S of Lord R.'s diag.
pB; cL; IE 0...900; gmbM;
3st s.
vF; R; bM; 2nd of 3
11.211
III. 472
eF; pS; R; vlbM; amscst...
pB; R; 3rd of 3
F; S; R; bet 2 st in par
III. 572
III. 573
vF; pS; pof2; 210"; 157°...
F; S; f of 2; 210"; 337° ...
pB; L; ptnE;smbM; bi-N...
F; S; vlE; bM; r; 2 st 14 np
F; S; vlE;psbM;r
A. 519??
III. 161
III. 557
III. 434
II. 238
III. 198
III. 152
II. 6
1.102
1.156
II. 592
vF; cL; iF; vlbM
\
pF;L; E 90°+ ; mbM; r ...
F; pS;iR;bM;stinv .
J
S; conietic
244
242
243
24.88
cB; pL; vR; mbM
vB; vL; vmE; vvmbM
pF; S; IE; bM; *11, 25" 50°
eF; S; R;pof2
VIII. 66
III. 581
Cl; L; sc st, one 10
245
2490
246
J 2491
\2489j
247
248
251
t n
L2491J
252
2492
C 2541
\2493j
256
258
255
259
257
I 257,o
260
261
vF; iE
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
F; S; R;gbM; *11, s 2' ...
pB; S; vlE 0...900; bm; 3st
trap.
pF; L; mE; r; *17, attsf ...
F; S; R;IbM
II. 5
II. 284
III. 475
M. 34
Cl; B; vL; 1C; sc st 9
III. 228
II 488
III. 229
vF; vts; p of 2; *10 p
F; S; R; bM
eF; vS; fof 2
pB; S; R; stellar
I. 63
III. 584
I. 1
11.633
B;pL; R;mbM*12
F;S;R;psbM
pF; cL; iE 80°; bM; pB*nr
PF;cL; R; glbM
eF;?
III. 162
III. 163
F; pL; R; IbM; *7'8 p 43s-o
J6 seen (including .-. h.l
\ 257,260,261). J
vF;pL; R;lbM;sp of 2 ..
eF; S; nf of 2
R. 3 novas
1
OF NEBUL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STAES.
57
No.
of
?ata-
OgllC.
References to
Right
ision
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Prm-ssiun
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
wed.
North Polar
Distance
for
1SC.O. .Ian. 0.
Annual
'recession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Ite.
Total
No. of
times
)f Obs.
by h.
mil II.
ir J. H.'n
tttalogucs
f Nebulie.
ir W. H.'s
('hisses
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
600
601
602
603
604
605
606
€07
608
609
610
611
€12
€13
614
€15
€16
€17
€18
619
620
621
6*S
ti ,'.'!
624
625
626
627
€28
629
630
631
632
633
€34
635
636
637
638
639
640
641
642
643
644
645
646
647
648
649
650
651
652
653
h.
262
263
H.
M.77
ll 111 S
2 35 30-2
2 36 0-3
2 36 33-3
2 37 43-7
2 39 6-9
2 39 15-4
2 39 21-1
2 39 22-7
2 40 18-4
2 40 20-8
2 40 21-5
2 42 35-2
2 42 39-0
2 43 44-5
2 44 6-5
2 45 8-9
2 45 25-7
2 45
2 45 44-4
2 46 0-9
2 46 35-8
2 46 44-5
2 47 29-7
2 4? 46-2
2 48 7-7
2 50 52-8
2 51 35-0
2 51 54-7
2 52 +
2 52 16-6
2 52 47-8
2 52 51-3
2 52 56-7
2 53 0-1
2 53 28-9
2 55 0-2
2 55 21-2
2 55 44-9
2 56 20-1
2 56 25-0
2 56 32-2
2 56 55-1
2 57 5-8
2 57 14-1
2 58 3-7
2 59 19-7
2 59 25-2
2 59 30-2
3 0 48-0
3 1 29-2
3 3 27-9
3 4 20-1
3 4 23-3
s
+ 3-065
3-138
3-085
2-589
2-950
3-057
3-061
3-313
3-061
1-552
2-557
2-796
3-839
3-858
3-738
2-799
3-847
3-044
3-269
1-778
1-772
3-897
2-905
2-760
3-118
3-493
3-949
2-863
3-711
3-908
2-484
3-977
4-025
2-818
3-906
8-608
3-925
2-669
3-975
2-864
2-802
2-865
2-603
3-810
2-905
2-799
2-288
4-337
2-702
3-022
+ 3-634
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
a
2
(2)
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
(1)
1
90° 35 sS-2
85 37 19-1
89 13 22-0
119 35 49-8
98 9 52-5
91 5 53-8
90 49 5-8
74 25 31-8
90 50 57-3
150 30 14-3
120 51 30-3
107 34 23-5
48 55 4-5
48 22 21-3
53 4 14-9
107 12 50-7
49 0 2-3
49
91 51 24-6
77 34 54-2
145 32 30-4
145 38 31-4
47 31 21-6
100 36 9-2
109 13 6-8
87 11 7'6
65 21 16-1
45 40 24-7
45 40 +
102 57 33-3
55 18 19-2
47 58 42-2
122 39 22-5
45 35 20-5
44 10 52-4
105 23 8-1
48 13 26-7
9 42 40-3
47 43 32-5
113 25 4-8
46 10 29-0
102 38 19-0
106 8 59-3
102 33 6-3
116 35 45-8
52 9 24-2
100 5 8-5
106 8 39-5
129 34 26-9
37 11 56-1
111 7 0-0
93 3 4-5
59 57 41-8
— 15-56
15-53
15-50
15-44
15-35
15-34
15-34
15-34
15-29
15-29
15-29
15-15
15-15
15-09
15-07
15-01
14-99
14-98
14-96
14-92
14-92
14-88
14-86
14-84
14-68
14-63
14-61
14-59
14-56
14-56
14-55
14-55
14-52
14-43
14-41
14-39
14-35
14-34
14-40
14-30
14 29
14-29
14-24
14-16
14-15
14-15
14-07
14-03
13-90
13-85
— 13-84
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
(2)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
1:
1
B;pL;iR;sbMrrN; #130°,
2'.
pF; S; iR;gbM
13f
2
2
1
3
4
4
1
2
1
3
3
1
2
0*
3
2
a
i
i
i
i
2
4
1
2
1
4
0
2
1
1
2
3
2
2*
1
2
3*
2
1
2
2
3
4
2*
7
2
2
1
7
2
1
II. 273
III. 455
F;L; lbM;er
2494
264
265
266
B; pL; pmE; sbM
I. 64
11. 466
II. 465
III. 582
III. 462
vB; pL; E; gpmbM
pB;cL;lE; mbM
vF; pL; ill; bM
vF;S;iF
267
2496
2495
r em
\2497j
268
270
vF; S; R; 2Sst p
F; pS; H; glbM
V. 48
III. 449
vB;L; vuiE151°-l; vbMN
pF; pL; pmE; glbM
neb or vSCl of vSst
11.601
cF; S;iR; vgbM;r
Bessel
•* a comet
272
271
} 271,o
273
III. 450
II. 602
vF;S;lE; gbM
cF;pS;ill; vglbM
R. 2 novae
h. 271 is D; another near ..
eF;pL; gbM; *8f
11.254
F;S;iR;r
2498
2499
274
r 2j5|
\2500J
2501
276
F; R;gbM
F; R; gbM ..
111.580
11.470
vF; vS; R;gbM;2SstA ..
vF; S; R; stellar
F; pL; vmE; 2Sst f
11.274
11.619
III. 199
F; vS; ilE; sbM; er
pB; cL; pmE 0°; r; *n 1'..
F;pS;lE; SbM; *P6"5 ..
R (nisi— H. II. 239)
277
277, a
2502
R. nova
III. 469
III. 178
F; R;glbM; stellar
vF; pL; H; spmbM
278
2503
eF; vS
vF; pL; E; vlb.M
II. 239
11.620
11.502
11.607
11.704
IV. 43
III. 245
II 608
pB; pL; iR; mbM
279
280
pF;pS;iF;sbM
pF; pL; R; psbM
F; cL; E
F; pL; raE 90°.. .180°
F; mE; smbMS*
281
2504
pF; cL; pmE; gbM*l6; r..
F; cL; er
2505
888
2506
283
284
1 185T
(JJ507J
286
2508
287
2509
288
vF; sp of 2
II. 503
11.475
I. 109
III. 578
II. 285
II. 504
cB; pS; iR; smbM
pF; cL; iR; bM; nf of 2 ..
cB; pS; vlE 0°; r; S*nr ..
cF; vS; R; psbM .
pB; S;IE 80°+ ; IbM
B; S; cE; psbM
pF; S; R; psbM. . .
Cl; vS of Sst
II. 258
III. 262
III. 164
pB; cL; R; gbM; r
stellar; difficult
eF; vS; ? vSst
MDCCCLXIV.
58
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulse.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
654
655
656
657
658
659
660
66]
662
5060
663
664
665
666
667
668
669
670
671
672
673
674
675
676
677
678
679
680
681
682
683
684
685
686
687
688
689
690
691
692
693
694
5061
695
696
697
698
699
700
701
702
(?)
|J251 Oj
289,a
r in
[_2511J
2512
290
2513
H.
II. 286
ll III S
3 4 26-8
3 4 31-4
3 4 36-2
3 4 41-9
3 5 6-3
3 5 18-2
3 5 38-6
3 5 49-8
3 5 57-7
3 6 55-2
3 7 7'5
3 7 7-6
3 7 46-9
3 8 25-7
3 8 43-9
3 9 31
3 9 31
3 9 41-5
3 9 45
3 10 8
3 10 11
3 10 32-7
3 10 35
3 11 2-0
3 11 +
3 11 34-2
3 11 43-7
3 12 15-0
3 12 23-9
3 12 25-0
3 13 15-0
3 13 22-5
3 14 7'5
3 15 25-7
3 15 36-2
3 15 41-5
3 16 0-3
3 16 29-0
3 16 34-1
3 16 54-8
3 17 20-4
3 17 23-1
3 17 45-6
3 17 48-3
3 17 48-8
3 17 50-9
8
+ 2-912
2-912
2-912
0-771
4-106
0-747
2-884
2-975
1-775
1-474
3-016
2-667
1-635
3-020
3-93
3-93
2-198
3-93
3-93
3-94
3-937
3-97
2-884
2-425
3-017
2-189
3-938
3-938
2-954
2-710
2-983
3-016
2-786
2-295
1-749
0-698
2-666
2-288
2-291
2-662
3-011
3-011
+ 3-012
3
2
2
1
2
1
3
1
1
1 .
1
2
1
[2]
[2]
1
[2]
[2]
[2J
1
[2]
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
1
I
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
0 1 11
99 27 28-8
99 26 25-8
99 29 H-6
157 18 47-1
43 17 22-3
157 29 13-6
101 0 7-2
95 45 4-5
143 52 l.r.-8
89 4 27-5
148 40 18-9
93 27 10-9
112 30 46-1
145 44 50-6
93 8 18-9
49 2 30
49 1 42
131 36 25-7
49 1 54
49 1 36
48 58 30
49 0 5-5
49 0 3
100 48 41-4
49 +
123 5 43-3
93 14 30-6
131 36 47-1
49 11 42-1
49 10 4-4
96 45 57-9
110 55 8-9
95 8 11-7
93 15 44-1
105 53 51-7
127 38 38-7
142 41 0-3
89 19 3-0
156 59 37-2
111 52 19-1
127 43 40-0
127 36 24-0
112 1 0-9
93 31 34-9
93 30 34-9
93 25 54-9
-13-84
13-84
13-78
13-83
13-79
13-78
13-76
13-75
13-74
13-67
13-67
13-63
13-58
13-57
13-49
13-49
13-51
13-48
13-46
13-45
13-45
13-42
13-42
13-39
13-38
13-33
13-33
13-32
13-27
13-27
13-21
13-13
13-11
13-11
13-09
13-06
13-03
13-00
13-00
12-97
12-97
12-97
-12-97
3
2
2
I
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
[2]
[2]
1
[2]
[2]
[2]
[2]
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
F;pL;R; vglbM; *9np ...
No description
5
0«
3«
3
3
2
1
4
2
1
1
1
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
2*
0
2
0
1
1*
2
2
2
7
2
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
3
3
1
R. nova
III. 591
eF; vS; R; stell; sf of 2
A. 205??
F; S; pmE- gbM
VI. 25
Cl; pL; Ri;C;iR;stl2...15
pF; S; R; glbM
II. 900
III. 443
F- pL; E 80°+
292
2514
cF; S;lE;bM; *9, n 5' ...
B- L- vmE 80°- vgbM
See No. 5060.
Cl of 18 or 20 st
2515
IV. 17
* with neb att 90" 1
2516
2517
F; S; E; aim stell; *8, np...
©; B; L; R; rr
A. 337
III. 194
cF- eS
D'Arrest, 35
D' Arrest, 36
F; vS; R; stellar; 1st of 7...
eF; S; IE; cometary; 2dof7
vB; R; gmbM . ...
2518
D'Arrest, 37
D'Arrest, 38
D'Arrest, 39
vF; S; R; 3rd of 7
F; S; R; 4th of 7
vF; vS; 5th of 7
293
II. 603
pB; pS; R; bM; 6th of 7 ...
F; S; *17; 7th of 7 "....
D'Arrest, 40
2519
>293, a
2520
III. 956
eF; vS; 2st 2' or 3' s
R. 6 novae
6 of 15 (including probably
h. 294, 295)
vF; L; R; vglbM
III. 195
eeF; eeS
2521
294
295
296
2522
A. 487.
®; vB;pL; R; mbM; er ...
vF; R; bM; p & sm of 2 ...
vF; R; bM; f of 2; 100",
352°-4.
vF; S; vlE; gbM; er
III. 574
III. 575
II. 287
cB; vL; vmE; psvmbM
III. 444
III. 568
1.106
eF- vS
eF- S • iF; am 3 or 4 st ...
2523
2524
2525
pB; cL; iR; gbM; *7, f 7''5,
211°-0.
©; vF; pL; R; vgvIbM
F; pL; mE 37°-3; gbm
See No. 5061.
pB; L; IE; vgbM; r
2528
2526
2527
2529
2533
r 293-1
\2530j
f 297"!
\2531J
2532
A. 206
pB; S; R;gbM
A. 548
A. 547
vB; cL; vlE; vsvrabMN ...
pB- pS; psbM
F; S;R;bM;pof2
III. 197
III. 196
vF; S; R; bM; 1st of 3
vF; vS; E; ? neb J; 2nd of 3
F; vS;R;bM;3rdof3
OF NEBUL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
59
No.
Reference
9 tO
Right
Annual
Precession
No.
North Polar
Annual
I'rtTcssuin
No.
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
Cata-
logue
Sir J. H.'«
Catalogues
of Nebulte.
Sir W. H.'B
ClMM
and .V 11.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
l-r,n. Jan. 0.
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
of
Obs.
used.
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Sx.
of Obs.
by h.
m'.l II
703
h.
297,o
H.
ll III B
3 17 53-6
s
+ 3-011
93 16 41-9
— 12-97
0
704
299
III. 445
3 18 4-9
2-962
t>
96 14 11-2
12-96
2
vF; pS; pmE
3
70.5
2534
IV. 77
3 18 18-0
2-661
9,
112 1 49-8
12-94
2
1"; inli; 239°-l; com; #9, 10
3f
706
2535
3 18 37-6
2-305
1
126 58 12-7
12-91
1
att.
0? pS; vsvmbMN
1
707
2536
3 19 39-5
2-739
1
108 4 59-5
12-85
1
F; pS; R;glbM
1
708
III. 959
3 19 53-5
2-662
2
111 51 1-8
12-84
2
vF;vS;sfof2
1*
709
I. 60
3 20 15-0
2-662
9,
111 50 36-0
12-80
9,
vB;S;E900...180°;smbMN;
2*
710
Auw. N. 17
3 20 41-7
3-690
59 6 31-2
12-76
np of 2.
F; L; *10f4"; n 2'-5(SchSn-
0*
711
D' Arrest, 41
3 20 4/
3'98
rn
48 39 6
12-72
m
feld, 1858).
eF; pL;lbM
0
712
2537
3 21 10-0
2-319
3
126 12 33-5
12-75
3
vF; S; vlE; gbM
3
713
2538
3 22 29-8
2-407
2
122 46 15-5'
12-65
2
cB; pS; R; psbM; Jp
2
714
2542
1.25"
3 22 38-1
2-437
CD
121 34 40-8
12-64
1::
cB; pL; iR; vgbM
2
715
2539
3 22 38-5
2-441
l
121 23 12-8
12-64
1
vB; pS; Hi; psbM
1
716
2540
3 22 39-6
2-275
i
127 38 11-8
12-64
1
F; S; R; #12, sf.
1
717
301
VIII. 88
3 22 41-0
3-852
1
53 9 36-8
12-64
1
Cl; vL; ab60st
3
718
300
III. 694
3 22 54-4
6-312
2
17 54 18-1
12-63
9,
F; vS; ill; gbM;- * vnr
3
710
2541
3 23 10-3
2-732
1
108 16 10-7
12-61
1
vF; S; R; pslbM
1
720
VIII. 84
3 23 42-3
4-361
1
39 3 16-6
12-58
1
Cl; IRijstL
1
721
2545
A. 591
3 24 11-0
2-365
1?
124 12 43-8
12-54
lit
B;L; mE; vmbMRN
1
72?
2544
3 25 8-3
2-332
1
125 20 9-9
12-47
1
pB; pS; R; psbM
1
723
2543
3 25 16-8
2-698
1
109 45 38-2
12-46
1
eF; p.slbM; vdiff*8, sf
1
724
2546
III. 246
3 25 52-1
2-665
2
111 17 46-1
12-43
2
pB; cL; IE; mbM
5
725
2547
III. 487
3 26 2-0
2-778
1
105 41 32-4
12-42
1
vF; S;lE;glbM
2
726
2548
11.290
3 26 44-0
2-808
2
104 9 24-9
12-37
9,
pF; pL; R; IbM; pL*nf5'...
5
727
302
III. 446
3 26 44-3
2-971
&
95 33 27-9
12-37
2
vF; S; bet 2st
3
728
2549
3 26 30-7
1-789
0
140 45 56-6
12-38
2
vF; pL; iR; gbM; *nr
2
729
2550
3 27 28-6
2-690
]
109 58 38-4
12-32
1
F; L; R; vglbM
1
730
2551
III. 960
3 27 38-5
2-674
2
110 46 3-7
12-31
2
vF; S; R
I
731
2552
3 28 18-0
2-289
2
126 36 31-9
12-27
?!
!! vB; vL; mE; rN in vLE
2f
732
2553
III. 857
3 28 18-2
2-421
(1}
121 40 37-9
12-27
CD
Halo.
vF; S; IF; IbM
2
733
2554
III. 559
3 29 0-5
2-670
V*/
3
110 50 45-4
12-22
3
vF; S; R; bet 2st 14
4
734
2555
11. 262
3 29 1-6
2-570
1
115 24 21-4
12-22
1
pB; pL; vlE; psbM
2
73ft
2556
3 29 50-6
2-310
1
125 42 24-2
12-16
1
eF; vS; p of 3
1
736
2557
3 30 0-6
2-311
1
125 41 4-5
12-15
1
vB; pL; IE; gmbM;2udof3
1
737
2558
3 30 0-6
2-309
1
125 43 44-5
12-15
1
B; S; IE; pmbM; 3rd of 3...
1
73H
303
II. 288
3 30 7-0
2-971
2
95 30 0-1
12-13
2
eF; pL; ill; bM; r
5
739
2559
A. 574
3 30 9-5
2-316
1 •>
125 28 56-8
12-14
1 ••
vB; L; R; psbM
1
740
2560
III. 961
3 30 "8-7
2-657
2
111 21 44-4
12-12
•
F; S; R;gbM
3
741
2561
3 30 42-7
2-307
]
125 55 1-7
12-11
1
®; B; pL; 11; gpmbM
2
742
2562
3 31 19-8
2-710
1
108 48 18-5
12-05
1
pF; S; R; psnibM
1
743
2563
II. 263
3 31 26-9
2-5/6
1
114 58 4-5
12-05
]
pB; pS; R; gpmbM
2
744
2564
3 31 34-7
2-298
1
125 58 33-5
12-05
1
©; vB; pL; II; gtubM
2
745
2565
III. 451
3 32 19-8
2-706
1
108 53 34-6
11-98
1
F; S; R; glbM
2
746
2566
I. 58
3 32 24-1
2-608
2
113 28 55-6
11-98
2
B; pS; E; psmbM
4
747
2567
II. 593
3 33 11-0
2-700
1
109 9 29-4
11-92
1
cB; pS; 11; psmbM
2
748
2569
3 33 11-6
2-296
2
125 54 53-1
11-93
2
©; vB; pL; psbM; IT .
3
749
2568
III. 247
3 33 14-1
2-613
1
113 10 47-4
11-92
1
vF; vS; R
2
750
2571
3 33 43-1
2-291
1
126 2 48-0
11-90
1
vB- pL; R; psmbM . . .
2
751
2572
3 33 49-8
2-407
1
121 46 25-6
11-88
1
F; cL; vinE; vglbM; *7'>p
1
752
2570
1.107
3 33 55-4
0-702
1
109 2 21*9
11-87
1
vB- L; R; svmbMN
3
753
304
III. 263
3 34 4-2
3-040
(a)
91 45 34-5
11-85
(")
eF; stellar or IE
2
754
755
304,o
2573
R. nova
3 34
3 34 5-2
2-014
\*/
o
91 45
134 33 18-9
11-87
2
makes D neb with h. 304 ...
B; pS; R; smbM
0
2
756
305
III. 569
3 34 32-3
2-977
1
95 7 5'4
11-82
1::
eF; IE; er; 1st of 3
2
757
2574
3 34 36-5
2-531
\
116 40 8-4
11-82
1
F- S; E; gbMbM; *sf2' . .
1
758
306
11.455
3 34 41-5
2-976
1
95 8 51-7
11-81
1
pF; pL; IE; IbM; *sf; 2dol'3
3
759
2575
II. 267
3 3* 51-1
+ 2-615
3
113 0 43-7
-11-81
pB; S;1E; pglbM; #sf2' ...
4
i2
60
SIR J. F. W. HEKSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860. Jan. 0.
Annual
'recession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
jf Obs.
by h.
md H.
ir J. H.'s
atalogues
f Nebulae.
ir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
760
76l
762
763
764
76s
766
767
768
769
770
771
772
773
774
775
776
777
778
779
780
781
782
783
784
785
786
787
788
789
790
791
792
793
794
795
796
797
798
799
800
801
802
803
804
805
806
807
808
809
810
811
812
813
814
815
816
817
818
819
h.
307
2576
2577
307, a
H.
11.456
h m s
3 35 2-3
3 35 29-9
3 35 56-9
3 35 58-6
3 36 30-1
3 36 42-1
3 37 0-0
3 37 37-8
3 37 52-3
3 38 7-9
3 38 20-0
3 38 43-4
3 38 44-4
3 38 44-4
3 38 46-3
3 38 52-0
3 39 4-9
3 39 12-4
3 39 32-4
3 39 56-6
3 40 59-9
3 42 24-8
3 43 32-5
3 45 15-1
3 46 48-5
3 47 34-5
3 48 18-8
3 48 28-0
3 48 31-1
3 49 9-1
3 51 4-2
3 52 1-3
3 52 22-9
3 52 32-8
3 52 59-7
3 53 5-8
3 53 36-3
3 53 47-2
3 53 47-4
3 53 52'2
3 54 33-6
3 54 57-0
3 55 9-9
3 55 25-3
3 56 44-9
3 57 19-5
3 59 0-1
3 59 3-1
3 59 20-3
3 59 35-9
4 0 28-6
4 0 39-4
4 1 24-0
4 1 44-0
4 2 8-1
4 2 10-3
+ 2-976
2-229
2-804
2-976
2-438
2-622
2-288
1-879
3-542
2-264
2-272
2-623
2-986
2-703
2-682
4-490
1-977
2-696
2-989
1-974
2-241
2-739
+ 1-139
-0-360
+ 0-224
1-955
2-644
2-643
1-830
2-212
2-029
3-444
0-478
4-482
2-251
1-870
1-748
1-721
4-551
2-821
1-573
5-109
5-232
0-456
1-552
3-021
1-965
0-218
1-966
4-416
3-755
1-448
2-884
+ 2-613
—2-026
+ 2-616
1-525
1-440
0-425
+ 1-761
3
2
2
1
2
1
2
1?
1
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
3
2
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
3
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
95 9 45-6
127 58 34-9
103 56 56-1
95 9 45-6
120 21 11-3
112 33 21-6
125 50 50-2
137 40 33-4
66 40 12-9
126 34 12-6
126 18 1-9
112 21 40-1
94 31 51-1
108 43 32-1
109 41 52-1
37 46 18-6
135 5 20-4
109 0 25-3
94 24 37-9
135 5 22-2
127 7 51-9
106 49 22-2
150 14 27-4
162 6 36-1
158 38 24-7
134 56 47-0
110 52 29-8
110 54 59-4
137 53 54-8
127 24 18'6
132 46 40-8
71 49 55-8
156 25 42-3
39 1 19-4
125 51 46-3
136 36 53-0
139 18 42-9
134 52 57-5
37 45 45-6
102 25 27-4
142 43 35-3
29 27 30-6
28 3 51-2
156 25 44-2
142 58 5-1
92 35 1-5
133 47 35-5
158 1 23-7
133 44 23-1
40 51 49-5
59 35 29-2
144 29 25-8
99 12 21-5
111 33 0-1
167 13 0-4
111 25 36-0
143 2 40-3
144 28 35-9
156 12 37-0
138 15 52-5
— i'i-78
11-77
11-73
11-73
11-69
11-68
11-66
11-62
11-57
11-58
11-57
11-53
11-53
11-53
11-53
11-48
11-52
11-49
11-47
11-46
11-37
11-26
11-22
11-13
11-01
10-90
10-84
10-82
10-84
10-78
10-64
10-54
10-59
10-52
10-49
10-50
10-47
10-45
10-38
10-42
10-39
10-28
10-26
10-36
10-23
10-15
10-05
10-09
10-03
9-95
9-96
9-94
9-85
9-83
9-92
9-80
9-79
9-77
9-70
- 9-65
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
1?
1
3
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
3
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
vF;S;E;B*135°,l';3dof3
pF; pS; R;psbM
4
2
4
0
1
3
1
2
0*
2
1
5
1
3
1*
3
1
1
3*
3
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
4
2
1
3
0
2
1
]
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
3
3
1
3*f
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
11.291
F;cL; mE 0°+ ; r
R. nova
No description
11.852
111.248
F;pL; iR; gbM
2578
2579
2580
pF;S;lE;bM
pF; S; R;psmbM
A. 426
Auw. N. 18
A. 562
vB; L; pmE; vsvmbM#10 ...
!!!B;vL:iF;VAR.(Tempe!)
©; vB; pmE; pgbM
2581
2582
2584
F; vL; R;glbM
III. 249
11.597
11.458
II. 594
VIII. 80
F; pS; gpmbM
vF; S; iE; #nr
2583
pB; pS; R; smbM*13
pB;vS;bM
308
2585
Cl of ab 30st 12.. .14
pB; L; vmE221°-6
11.459
1.155
F; R; IbM
309
2586
2587
2588
2589
2590
2592
2591
2593
2594
2595
2596
2597
pB; S; R; *17M
pF; pL; eE42°-3; vgpmbM
F; S; R; *att
II. 460
pB; S;lE;rabMN,'
cF; S; R ; glbM; am 7Bst ...
pF;pS; iR;glbM; *7f
cF; pL; R; gvlbM
cF; S; E 90°; gbM
eF; S; R; 2Bstf; p of 2
III. 962
F; S; vlE;2stlOrir; f of 2...
A. 427? 428?
cF; pL; R; vglbM
vF; L; E; vgvlbM
A. 480
Auw. N. 19
>b; pL; R; gbM; 2stA
*12 inv in neb (Markree Cat.
Nov. 24, 1854).
pB; S; vlE;pmbM
2599
1.258
vB; S; iF; bM; r; *inv
2598
2600
2601
2602
310
vF; vS; R
A. 438
F; cL; R; vglbM
F; L; R; vgvlbM; 3stn ...
eF; S;1E90°; vgvlbM
Cl; segment of a ring
VII. 3
Cl; S; C
2603
A. 369?
F; vS; R; pmbM; *8 np ...
O; pB;pS; vlE; 1'diam ...
Cl; pRi;cC;iF
IV. 53
VII. 47
2604
2605
eF; pS; R; *10np
eeeF; S; R; bet2st 12&13.
vF; pL; mE; vlbM; er
II. 279
2606
2608
2607
F; pL; R; vgmbM
pB; pS;mE 121°-5; gbM ...
©; B; cL; R; bM; rr
A. 466
VII. 60
IV. 69
Cl; L; vlli; pC; stvL
311
2609
2610
2611
2615
2612
2613
2614
2617
2616
#8m in neb 3' diam
A. 348
B;L; vmElO°;bM
III. 499
eeF; S; E; psmbM; er
B; L; pmE; gbM; *8sp ...
Cl; pL; IRi;st9...10
pB; R; bM
4 2 35-2
4 2 48-1
4 4 8-8
4 4 17-7
eF; vS; R; vlbM
vF; R
eF; vS; R; glbM
pB; pS; E77°; vsmbMRN..
OF XEBTJL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
61
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
] 'recession
in
Right
Wmsion
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
u<rcl.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.l).
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
fObs.
byh.
ml II.
Sir J. H.'s Sir W. H.'s
Catalogues Classes
of Nebula?, and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
820
821
822
823
824
825
826
827
828
829
830
831
832
833
834
835
836
837
838
839
840
841
842
843
844
845
846
847
848
849
850
851
852
853
854
855
856
857
H5H
859
860
861
862
863
864
865
866
867
868
869
870
871
B7«
873
874
875
h.
H.
VII. 61
h m s
4 4 37-1
4 5 33-4
4 6 34-6
4 6 39-6
4 6 51-0
4 6 59-8
4 7 50-8
4 8 4-3
4 8 17-9
4 9 32-7
4 9 58-6
4 10 25-3
4 11 37-5
4 11 45-8
4 12 9-4
4 12 21
4 12 22-5
4 13 10-4
4 13 11-1
4 13 47-7
4 13 56-5
4 14 0-8
4 14 56-3
4 15 56-3
4 16 52-1
4 17 9-1
4 17 42-3
4 17 43-5
4 17 45-5
4 17 59-3
4 19 13-4
4 19 24-3
4 20 12-4
4 21 2-8
4 21 37-2
4 22 9'3
4 22 58-1
4 23 5
4 23 29-1
4 23 32-6
4 23 33-5
4 23 48-7
4 23 52-7
4 24 24-8
4 24 35-0
4 24 36-3
4 24 45-0
4 24 +
4 24 48-1
4 24 59-0
4 25 45-2
4 26 10-8
4 28 20-2
4 28 33-6
8
+ 4-520
0-746
2-302
2-301
1-297
0-749
2-792
1-267
2-337
2-420
1-1JO
4-489
1-282
3-959
1-313
3-11
3-097
3-052
1-295
3-488
+ 1-622
— 0-349
+ 1-858
0-704
1-337
1-707
1-916
5-621
1-910
2-026
1-190
2-989
1-526
3-925
1-321
4-233
1-957
3-05
3-081
3-081
3-085
2-450
2-443
1-710
1-305
1-711
2-958
1-303
4-298
2-973
2-975
1-883
+ 1-321
1
1
3
3
2
S
A
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1::
[1]
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
2
1
1
[1]
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
4
2
1
1
2
3
2
39° 7 14-2
153 16 3-3
123 12 36-2
123 14 8-2
146 29 15-9
153 9 21-9
103 5 32-2
146 50 24-6
121 54 41-8
118 50 16-1
148 5 33-1
40 5 39-7
146 24 57-7
53 25 50-1
145 55 46-2
87 56 12
88 55 34-0
91 2 17-1
146 7 50-6
70 48 46-0
140 30 9-7
160 46 26-2
135 21 58-1
153 7 47-6
145 16 34-3
138 35 23-2
133 47 30-7
25 27 13-7
133 57 0-7
130 55 4-6
147 17 51-7
93 56 58-5
141 55 9-4
55 2 25-3
145 15 47-7
46 27 35-0
132 27 41-3
90 50 6
89 39 14-4
89 38 36-7
89 26 33-7
117 0 49-0
117 15 57-0
138 7 6-6
145 20 17-6
138 5 22-2
95 23 3-4
95 23 +
145 22 1-2
45 3 48-9
94 38 56-8
94 33 58-0
134 0 32-2
144 54 14-2
-9-56
9-59
9-46
9-46
9-47
9-47
9-36
9-38
9-34
9-23
9-23
9-11
9-11
9-03
9-06
8-99
9-00
8-93
8-98
8-87
8-91
8-96
8-83
8-78
8-69
8-66
8-61
8-51
8-61
8-58
8-51
8-45
8-42
8-29
8-31
8-20
8-19
8-15
8-12
8-11
8-11
8-10
8-10
8-08
8-08
8-06
8-02
1
1
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
[1]
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
2
1
1
[1]
1
1
1
3
1:
1
2
1
4
Cl; B; vRi; cC
1
1
3t
3t
2
2
5»t
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
0
1*
3
2
0*
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2*
3
6r
2
1
1
0
5
5
5
3
1
1
2
1
6
0
2
1
1
2
3
2
2619
2620
2621
86X8
2623
2618
2625
2624
2626
2627
vF; S;R;gbM
)B; pL; R; bM;npof2 ...
B; vL; vmE32:)-2; psmbM...
vB; vL; R; smbM;2st*10nf
F; S; R; vS*fd sf
A. 600
IV. 26
©; vB; S; R; ps, vsbM;r...
vF; R; pL; vlbM
vB; pS; IE; psvmbM
vF; vS;E;gvlbM;r
B; pL;E;smbMN = #ll ...
Cl; pRi;lC;stL
VIII. 85
2628
312
2629
pB;lE;gbMEN; Jp
Cl; vL; lRi;IC;stl0...12...
B;pS;R
D'Arrest, 42
vF; S; R; *13nr
II. 464
III. 490
F; vS; R
313
2630
cF;pS;lE; vgbM; *llsf ...
vB; pS; R; grabM; am3st...
Aiiw. N. 20
!!!; vF; S; variable (Hind)...
cF;S; R; vglbM
2631
2633
2632
2634
2635
2636
2637
Cl; vIC; ab20scst
pF; S; E; gbM
vB; vL; mE; vgpmbM; *14
A. 338 ? ?
attn.
B; vL; vg, svmbM; 15' c
in R.A.
F;S;R;bM
F; S; R;gbM
II. 768
pB;S;lE;bNM;PB#n ..
vF;S;R;gbM; *nf
2638
2639
2640
314
2641
315
2642
pF; S; R; *13nf 1'
pB; S; R; pgbM; 2S st sf ..
eF; bM; bet 2 st
HI. 587
pF;S;R;bM
1.217
pB; vL; iR; mbM; *8
350°, 2'.
F; S; E;glbM
VIII. 70
Cl; vL; pRi; 1C; stL
2643
pF; S; R; gbm; *12, 287°'8
vF;iF; vlbM; bet * & *14.
F; pS; R; r; pofDneb
F; vS; R; r; fofDneb
F; pL; IE 132°; *42°,80"..
pF; pS; R; gbM
D'Arrest, 43
316
3! 7
318
2644.
2645
2646
2648
2647
319
I 319,Q
2649
2650
2651
II. 8
II. 9
II. 7
vF; vS
vF; S; R; bM
B; pL; mE!5°-0; smbM; p
of 2.
F; S; R; bM
1.158
pB; pL; R; gmbM
U. 3 novae
8-06
7-97
7-94
7-90
7-76
-7-76
2
1
1
2
3
2
eF; pL; IE; ('of 2
VI. 26
III. 585
III. 586
Cl; vF; pS; C; steS
eF; S; E90°+
F- S; E- vglbM
A. 339 ? ?
B; L; mEl05°-8; 1
vg, vsmbMN5". /
i si Tin
62
SIE J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
Ho.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Eemarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
ofNebulre.
Sir W. H.'«
Classes
and \i ':<.
Other
Authorities.
876
877
878
879
880
881
882
883
884
885
886
887
888
889
890
891
892
893
894
895
896
897
898
899
900
901
902
903
904
905
906
907
908
909
910
911
912
913
914
915
916
917
918
919
920
921
922
923
924
925
926
927
928
929
930
931
h.
320
321
320,o
H.
II. 524
11.514
h m s
4 29 6-8
4 29 26-0
4 29 34
4 29 47-5
4 30 7'9
4 30 19'9
4 31 14-0
4 32 20-0
4 32 36-3
4 32 36-5
4 33 1-4
4 33 57-4
4 34 26-6
4 34 36-9
4 35 29'3
4 35 30-1
4 35 45
4 36 51-6
4 37 7-2
4 37 41-4
4 37 54-5
4 38 37.3
4 38 42-3
4 38 43-9
4 38 49-7
4 39 0-9
4 39 28-8
4 39 36-7
4 39 37-6
4 40 44-9
4 40 45-1
4 41 2-4
4 41 23-7
4 41 59-7
4 42 20-4
4 42 46-2
4 43 32-0
4 43 34-7
4 44 19-2
4 44 35-4
4 44 39-1
4 44 41-5
4 45 16-3
4 45 22
4 45 32-3
4 45 44-3
4 4-5 44-3
4 46 9-1
4 46 12-6
4 46 18-6
4 47 6-7
4 48 23-2
4 48 30-2
4 48 47-0
4 49 1-9
4 49 42-0
+ 2-999
3-064
3-00
4-558
2-995
+ 2-995
-0-756
+ 2-598
3-227
3-226
3-055
2-878
3-005
2-686
3-028
0-266
3-08
2-950-
0-206
2-879
+ 3-500
— 0-201
-0-531
-0-177
+ 3-015
2-954
1-952
2-962
1-950
3-310
3-361
4-268
2-947
1-811
0-236
3-007
+ 0-930
— 0-404
— 0-228
+ 3-010
2-276
1-665
2-999
3-00
2-999
2-999
2-999
2-212
2-999
0-875
+ 3-104
— 0'339
0-345
0-146
0-203
-0-302
1
2
[2]
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
[1]
1
3
1
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
3
[2]
2
2
1
3
1
2
2
1
5
1
93 26 37-9
90 25 50-1
93 28 48
39 50 13-9
93 35 45-6
90 30 45-6
162 8 7'3
110 55 34-4
82 56 7-6
82 57 2-6
90 49 38-5
98 52 48-9
93 8 53-1
107 16 3-1
92 2 39-5
156 4 46-4
89 39 1
95 35 42-8
156 27 51-3
98 47 13-9
71 11 21-8
159 5 7-6
160 51 32-6
158 56 26-9
92 38 59-9
95 24 18-2
131 45 5-5
95 2 37-7
131 46 55-1
79 19 18-7
77 6 7-7
46 33 17-5
95 41 12-2
135 2 6-8
156 4 5-2
93 0 18-8
149 30 3-8
160 4 2-6
159 4 32-7
92 51 28-0
122 12 45-4
138 3 31-4
93 14 46-4
93 21 0
93 20 46-4
93 20 46-4
93 8 46-4
124 10 25-0
93 18 35-2
150 2 6-7
88 35 49-3
159 35 14-9
159 37 5-2
158 27 26-8
158 47 31-4
159 20 44-2
7-67
1
2
[2]
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
[1]
1
3
1
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
3
[2]
2
2
1
3
1
2
2
1
5
1
F; S; iF; IbM; 2st sf
2
3
0
1
1*
0
1
1
3
2
2
4
3t
1
1
1
0
2
3
2
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
3
1
3*
1
2
3
0
0
4
(°
10
2
1
3
1*
2
2
1
5
1
7-63
7-63
7-57
7-58
7-58
7-59
7-42
7'38
7-38
7-35
7'27
7-23
7-23
7-15
7-22
7-12
7-04
7-09
6-97
6-94
6-98
6-98
6-97
6-87
6-86
6-85
6-81
6-83
6-71
6-71
6-65
6-66
6-64
6-66
6-54
6-54
6-58
6-51
6-40
6-42
6-42
6-32
6-33
6-32
6-32
6-32
6-30
6-26
6-31
6-19
6-17
6-16
6-14
6-12
-6-06
vF; pL; mEO°...90°; B *nf.
vF; S; *20, 270°, 5s; II. 524
p(R).
F; cL; iF; 6or7st + neb ...
vF; E90°...180°;sbM; B*p
40s.
MS
D'Arrest, 44
V. 49
322
322, «
2653
2652
323
324
325
r «|
L2654J
327
2655
R. nova
vF; pL; RjglbM
Neb. No description
III. 952
III. 953
11.515
II. 522
1.122
eF; S; R; *8sp; p of D neb
eF; vS; fofDneb
F;S;R;bM;*9nfl2s-5...
vF; PS; R; vgbM; r; *nfl'
cB;L;R; vgbM;er
eF; vS; R; bet2st
II. 525
F;pL;IE
2656
CI;pL;pRi; prnC; stll...l6
F; R; cometary; A witli 2 st
18, f.
eF; vS; iR; bM
D'Arrest, 45
328
2657
329
III. 588
F;S;R;gbM
II. 523
VIII. 8
F; vS; iR; bM; *7 np
Cl; vL; stL,sc
2660
2662
2661
F;pS; R;gbM
pF;L; vIE; vglbM
vF; S; R;glbM
II. 526
F;cS; R; IbM
330
2658
331
2659
332
eF; IF;?
F; pS; pmE; glbM
III. 589
pF; pS; iE90° + ; bM
vF;S;lE;glbM
VII. 1
VIII. 7
VIII. 59
II. 547
CIofL&Sscst
Cl; IRi; stL&S
Cl; !Ri;lC;pL
333
2663
2664
eF;pL; R; IbM
eF; R; att to#14
eF;S; R
IK. 501
vF; vS
2665
2667
2669
A. 296 ? ?
B;L;smbMN
vF; S; att to #10
vF; pL; ill; r
III. 502
vF; S
2666
2668
334, a
vB; L; iR; 4stinv
vF; S; R; rorst inv
R. nova
D'Arrest, 46
R.MS
vF; vS; 11.527, f!2s+
334
334,6
334, c
2670
11.527
PF;S;R;bM;*7,225°+...
R. nova
R. nova
vF;S;R; vglbM
II. 528
F; S;lbM
2671
335
2672
26/3
2674
2675
2677
pB; pL; iR; pgmbM
vF; vS; aravSst; L#sp
F; S; R
F;S;R
vF; E; vlbM
©; pB; L; R; rr
pB; pS; R; glbM
OF KEBU1, .I: AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
63
No.
of
Cata-
logua
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jon. 0.
Annual
I'nvossion
in
Right
Ascension
for is -ill.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
l> i*tsnce
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
tlllH'S
of Obs.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catali
of Nebula1
SirW. li:
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities,
932
933
934
935
936
937
938
939
940
941
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
949
950
951
952
953
954
955
956
957
958
959
960
961
962
963
964
965
966
967
968
969
970
971
972
973
974
975
976
977
978
979
980
981
982
983
984
985
5062
986
987
988
989
990
991
h.
336
2676
2680
2678
2683
2679
2682
338
337
2684
2685
339
339,o
2686
2687
2681
340
340, a
2688
H.
IV. 32
hln 8
4 50 1-9
4 50 25-3
4 50 27-0
4 50 48-7
4 50 53-7
4 51 8-5
4 51 15-3
4 51 15-6
4 51 32-4
4 51 44-5
4 51 46-1
4 51 47-1
4 51 +
4 52 0-4
4 52 2-6
4 52 16-4
4 52 18-9
4 52 +
4 52 20-4
4 52 39
4 52 41-7
4 52 57-2
4 53 0-9
4 53 21-2
4 53 22-6
4 53 43-2
4 53 49-2
4 54 8-4
4 54 18-5
4 54 19-0
4 54 31-9
4 54 49-4
4 54 51-1
4 54 58-2
4 55 7'9
4 55 12-5
4 55 13-8
4 55 16-5
4 55 18-9
4 55 19-4
4 55 26
4 55 36-9
4 55 37-8
4 55 45-0
4 55 49-5
4 55 55-7
4 56 5-5
4 56 15-6
4 56 190
4 56 24-5
4 56 31-9
4 56 42-0
4 56 51-7
4 57 15-1
4 57 18-4
4 57 22-2
4 57 29-6
4 57 39-7
4 57 48-0
4 57 48-9
4 57 50-3
+ 2-959
+ 2-333
— 0-443
+ 0-866
— 0-427
H- 1-342
0-544
3-253
+ 4-753
-0-473
— 0-370
1
3
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
5
3
1
ft:
3
[2]
3
1
3
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
1::
2
1
1
1::
2
1
1
1
1
[2]
1
1
1
1
1
1
1::
3
1
5
1
a
2
1
5
2
1
3
1
Of//
95 5 43-5
120 6 11-1
160 5 32-0
149 58 0-1
159 59 14-9
143 35 14-3
153 13 27-7
81 58 39-1
37 19 51-9
160 13 0-0
159 39 49-3
90 42 45-3
90 42+
157 8 55-2
157 7 48-2
110 34 42-9
90 28 7-5
90 28 +
15? 16 42-8
98 4 0
159 37 11-4
97 58 11-7
159 34 7-3
93 32 9'9
157 8 36-5
158 52 23-4
156 53 44-7
158 59 17-0
157 18 56-9
158 17 20-9
159 24 10-2
159 25 17-8
116 14 38-2
93 30 26-1
159 23 11-7
157 23 32-0
159 25 6-0
158 24 26-3
66 33 18-3
160 1 59-0
.98 26 48
160 39 49-9
159 27 21-9
94 55 35-9
155 25 43-1
66 25 21-1
128 55 2-2
156 43 53-0
156 41 5-0
88 34 31-3
156 37 13-3
157 54 38-9
152 14 11-8
160 26 16-8
159 36 32-1
158 28 4-4
156 39 56-0
158 37 42-3
153 20 44-3
159 46 2-3
156 33 59-9
-5-95
5-93
6-00
5-93
5-97
5-89
5-91
5-83
5-77
5-90
5-89
5-79
5-86
5-86
5-77
5-75
5-84
5-73
5-82
5-71
5-79
5-67
5-75
5-72
5-71
5-70
5-67
5-67
5-66
5-64
5-56
5-53
5-61
5-60
5-60
5-59
5-49
5-60
5-49
5-57
5-57
5-47
5-53
5-43
5-46
5-50
5'50
539
5-49
5-47
5-44
5-44
5-42
5-40
5-39
5-36
5-39
—5-37
1
3
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
5
3
1
1::
3
[2]
3
1
3
I
3
2
1
1
•
1
1::
2
1
1
1::
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1::
3
1
5
1
2
2
1
5
2
1
3
1
cB; S; mbM»
3
3
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
0
5
3
1
2
1
3
0
3
1*
3
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1*
1
0
1
1
1*
1
1
1
l*t
3t
1«
5t
1
2
2
1
1
5t
2
1
3
1
F; S; vlE;glbM; *10, 75".
Cl;vF;S
A. 73?
F; L; R; vglbM; * att
F;pS;lE;r
pF; S; R; pmbM
F;pS; R; vglbM
S; R; rrr
Cl; vL; pRi; 1C; stL and S
©; B; S; iR; rrr;stl4
Cl; pB; S
A. 76?
11.516
+ 3-057
0-043
0-046
2-592
+ 3-063
+ 0-022
+ 2-89
—0-366
+ 2-893
-0-358
+ 2-994
+ 0-038
— 0-238
+ 0-073
-0-259
+ 0-009
-0-143
— 0-335
— 0-339
+ 2-440
+ 2-994
-0-335
-0-006
— 0-340
-0-166
+ 3-630
-0-456
+ 2-88
0-581
F; S; R; bM; p of 2
R. nova
No description
vB;S;Eorbi-N; bM; spo(2
vF; S;R;sbM;2stnr; nfofS
pF; pL; R;glbM .
pF; S; iR; pslbM
No description
R. nova
F;pS; R; vglbM
D'Arrcst, 47
pF; pL; lbM;h. 341 nr
Cl; pF; S; R; 2nd of 3
F; R; *13, s
2689
341
2690
Cl; pB; pS; pmE; st!2
vF; pL; 2B st v nr
III. 503
2691
2694
2693
2695
2696
2697
2698
2699
2692
342
2702
2701
2704
2703
2705
Cl;pL;lRi;lC;stl0...15..
S; R; close J in M
eF; pS; R; gbM
pB; L; R;gmbM
pF; pS; R; 2st att
B; R;r
vF;S;lstof4
A. 114
B; pL; R; gbM; r; 2nd of 4
F; vL; vmE; vgvlbM
eF; vS; *12, sf
F; S;3rd of 4
Cl; pS; IRi; stvS
pB; vS; R; 4th of 4
vF; R; p of 2
VIII. 43
Cl; stL, vcsc
eF;pL;iR
D'Arrest, 49
F; pL; pmE; 2 or Sstllnf...
F; S; R; *13att, 135°
2708
2707
343
2706
-0-350
+ 2-962
0-266
3-634
2-037
0-087
0-093
3-104
+ 0-102
-0-092
+ 0-631
-0-543
-0-185
+ 0-091
— 0-213
+ 0-509
— 0-416
+ 0-105
vF; S; R
vLdift' neb in zigzags??
A. 167
vB; pL; R; gbM; f of 2 ...
Cl; pC; stL and S
VII. 21
2700
2709
2710
vF; pL; vglbM .
vF; S; SvSst inv
CI;L; mC; * 9
HI. 453
vS; vF
2711
2713
2712
2717
vB; vL; vimE
vF; S; R
cF; S; R; glbM
cF;S;gbM
See No. 5062
2718
2716
2715
2720
2722
2721
F;S;R;gbM
3; L; iR; vsmbM » 10
Cl + neb; pL; pRi; stll...l8
vF; niE;glbM; *7, 8np ...
pB; pS; iR; rr
A. 169
pF; pL; ill; 2 or 3Bst nr ...
SIE J. F. W. HEESCILEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'h
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
992
993
994
995
996
997
998
999
10110
1001
1002
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
1009
1010
1011
1012
1013
1014
1015
h.
2723
2725
2724
2728
344
I "f
[2714J
H.
h m s
4 58 11-0
4 58 18-6
4 58 23-2
4 58 28-2
4 58 35-7
4 58 37-6
4 58 42-9
4 58 43-5
4 58 44-0
4 58 56-6
4 59 12-2
4 59 20-7
4 59 52-1
4 59 55-9
4 59 57-5
5 0 12-6
5 0 20-2
5 0 23-9
5 0 36-4
5 0 58-7
5 1-0
5 10-9
5 34-1
5 44-4
5 51-5
5 51-9
5 2 1-9
5 2 31-5
5 2 37-5
5 2 50-1
5 3 4-7
5 3 9-1
5 3 16-9
5 3 27-3
5 3 54-8
5 3 55-4
5 3 56-0
5 3 58-7
5 3 59-1
5 4 2-0
5 4 22-1
5 4 47-9
5 4 51-8
5 4 53-3
5 5 2-2
5 5 10-7
5 5 12-8
5 5 16-9
5 5 22-7
5 5 33-9
5 5 35-8
5 5 52-9
5 5 56-2
5 6 3-3
5 6 3-7
5 6 12-5
5 6 28-0
5 6 32-8
-0-027
— 0-590
+ 0-093
-1-562
+ 4-041
+ 2-860
+ 2-643
-0-390
+ 0-153
+ 2-797
—0-294
—0-109
+ 0-170
+ 2-993
-0-926
+ 4-723
-0-542
+ 2-056
-0-426
-0-4/2
+ 0-710
+ 2-260
— 0-440
+ 3-647
+ 1-544
— 0-344
+ 0-128
-0-159
+ 3-453
+ 2-071
-0-448
+ 0-086
+ 2-340
+ 2-341
-0-586
-0-054
-0-643
— 0-048
+ 3-458
+ 0-076
— 0-049
+ 0-104
-0-595
+ 0-834
— 0-328
+ 0-101
+ 2-088
-0-411
-0-177
-0-403
+ 0-275
+ 2-702
-0-679
0-381
0-415
0-278
0-677
-0-246
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
0
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
5
1
1
p
1
5
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
6
1
1
1
2
l:i
1
1
4
1
4
2
1
1
1
4
2
2
1
157 27 6-5
160 38 26-5
156 38 1-4
164 29 44-2
53 8 20-3
99 20 30-1
108 22 53-0
159 36 16-7
156 11 37-6
102 4 3-7
159 3 36-9
157 57 2-5
156 2 39-3
93 32 59-7
162 5 37-4
38 7 8-8
160 21 49-6
128 11 33-0
159 45 22-5
159 59 38-4
151 19 31-6
122 8 40-1
159 48 27-9
66 4 49-8
139 45 48-3
159 16 55-8
156 18 4-4
158 11 17'6
73 39 38-9
127 41 47-0
159 49 11-8
156 34 15-4
119 27 56-5
119 26 7-1
160 30 43-6
157 29 41-2
160 48 33-6
157 27 2-5
73 28 42-5
156 37 3-5
157 26 48-4
156 23 46-6
160 31 53-0
149 54 12-5
159 7 51-0
156 24 57'5
127 9 17-3
159 34 33-2
158 14 14-8
159 31 45-1
155 6 40-7
105 53 13-4
160 55 5-7
159 23 56-5
159 35 14-6
158 48 40-9
160 53 56-2
158 37 28-8
— 5-35
5-35
5-32
5-36
5-19
5-23
5-31
5-31
5-28
5-21
5-27
5-25
5-19
5-11
5-22
5-04
5-18
5-10
5-15
5-12
5-08
5-03
5-07
4-94
4-99
5-04
5-02
4-98
4-87
4-90
4-94
4-92
4-85
4-83
4-88
4-86
4-88
4-85
4-75
4-85
4-82
4-78
4-80
4-75
4-80
4-75
4-69
4-76
4-74
4-73
4-71
4-62
4-71
4-68
4-68
4-67
4-66
— 4-64
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
5
1
1
2
1
5
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
6
l
l
1
2
1::
1
1
4
1
4
0
1
1
1
4
2
9
1
B; S; R; smbM- J + neb
3
3
1
2
2
4
1*
2
2
1
1
3
1
4
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
5
1
1
2
1
5
2
2
1
2
2
1
5*
6
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
4
2
1
1
1
4
2
2
1
eF; pL;iR
vF; S; R; gbM
eF; E; * 9att, f
VIII. 61
III. 500
HI. 263
Cl; pC; iRi; iF; stL . .
pB; S; R; gpmbM
eF; vS; stellar
2727
2726
2719
(147)
2729
2731
©; pB; S; R; pmbM; rr ...
cB; L; R; vgpinbM- r
pB; pL; vlE; vgbM; am st .
No description
vB; pS; IE; vsvmbM*9 ...
CI; vL; pRi
V. 32
B; cL; R; bM ** 15; *10,
318°.
vF; pS; R; vglbM
2733
346
2734
2730
2736
2738
2735
2732
2739
Cl group of 8 or 9 stlO
eF; S; R
A. 531?
vB; vL; mE314°;glbM;rr
F; S; R;glbM
A. 81
F; pL; IE
pF; pS; praE; vglbM
)B; pmE; gpmbM; *13f ...
F; pL; R; vglbM; p of 2 ...
Dl; st c sc
VIII. 41
1016
1017
1018
1019
2737
2742
2741
2745
348
2740
2747
2746
2743
2744
2752
2748
2753
2750
349
2749
2754
2756
2758
2755
(199)
2757
2751
2761
2760
2762
2759
F;S;R; vglbM; *llsf;? neb
F; S; R; bM
A. 233?
B; vS; vsmbM;st + neb
pB; L; cbM
1020
1021
Cl; pRi; stL and S
A. 549
B; L; E; psbM
1022
1023
>F; S; R; gbM; 2nd of 2...
cF; S; R; IbM; ©f
A. 235
1024
1025
cF; S; IE; p of 2
F; S; R; glbM; f of 2
1026
1027
vF; S; R; r
vF; R; s of 2 in Cl
1028
1029
F; vS; R; vlbM; am st
vF; R; 2nd neb in Cl
1030
1031
1032
1033
1034
1035
1036
1037
1038
1039
1040
1041
1042
1043
1044
1045
1046
1047
1048
1049
VII. 4
CI;L; Ri;lC; stll...l4 ...
©; vB; pL; R; vmC; rr ...
Cl; pL; Ri; C; iF
A. 236
vF; S; p of 2
Cl; pF; L; iF; st!2...15 ...
vF; pL; vmEl62°-0
No description
vF; S; f of 2
vF; vmE; long ray; #llinv.
F; S; R; 1st of 3
F;pL;R;r
F; pS; R; 2nd of 3
A. 246
B; L; R; glbM; r
II. 292
pB; ill; mbM; cSnfl'
2765
2764
2763
2766
2769
2767
vF; pL; 1st of sev
O?B;eS;lE
cB; S; R;gmbM; 3rd of 3..
st + neb; 1st of sev
Cl; L; Ri; st sc
Br. 895
Cl- L- vlC ..
OF NEBULJE AND CLUSTEES OF STAKS.
65
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Preowsion
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
?rcccssion
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &£.
Total
No. of
linirs
fObs.
l,v h.
ndll.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula.
>ir W. H.'s
Classes
and NOB.
Other
Authorities.
1050
1051
1052
1053
1054
1055
1056
1057
1058
1059
h.
2768
2771
2788
2772
2773
2770
2774
2775
2776
2778
2780
2777
2781
2779
2782
2783
2784
350
2785
2786
2787
2790
2789
2791
2792
2794
2793
2795
2796
2798
2799
2800
2802
2801
2803
2804
2805
2807
2797
2808
2810
2809
II.
A. 170?
h m s
5 6 38-4
5 6 46-2
5 7 1-6
5 7 20-8
5 7 36-6
5 7 38-3
5 7 45-1
5 7 56-4
5 8 5-8
5 9 20-8
5 9 25-2
5 9 29-8
5 9 41-5
5 9 51-6
5 10 2-3
5 10 8-1
5 10 20-3
5 10 26-0
5 10 37-2
5 10 59-4
5 11 21-6
5 12 2-3
5 12 6-1
5 12 19-1
5 12 56-3
5 13 6-0
5 13 11-3
5 13 27-1
5 13 41-5
5 13 58-4
5 13 59-0
5 14 5-5
5 14 7-8
5 14 8-8
5 14 9'6
5 14 16-2
5 14 19-0
5 14 26-2
5 14 37-2
5 14 37-9
5 15 3-1
5 15 15-7
5 15 28-7
5 15 45-0
5 15 47-4
5 15 53-7
5 16 3-7
5 16
5 16 5-8
5 16 20-8
5 16 31-9
5 16 32-3
5 16 56-7
5 17 3-0
5 17 8-1
s
— 0-278
0-909
9-684
0-060
0-068
0-651
0-089
0-343
-0-785
+ 0-078
— 0-309
+ 1-970
-0-145
+ 1-019
-0-327
0-326
-0-379
+ 4-138
-0-337
+ 0-220
-0-316
—0-708
+ 0-094
— 0-312
0-130
— 0-321
+ 0-185
+ 0-071
+ 0-376
—0-092
0-386
0-105
0-423
0-086
0-434
0-432
0-434
—0-651
+ 2-244
— 0-435
— 0-421
+ 0-091
4-452
0-084
0-362
0-061
+ 2-802
-1-01?
+ 2-124
+ 0-245
+ 3-935
— 0-457
— 0-092
+ 3-802
2
1
1
2
4
2
3
2
1
1
6
2
4
3
5
1
3
1
7
l
l
1
l
5
2
3
1
1
2
3
2
2
4
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
4
1:
158 48 37-5
nil 56 6-8
174 12 38-6
15? 27 15-9
157 29 56-8
160 44 41-2
157 37 57-8
159 8 54-1
161 21 52-1
156 28 44-3
158 55 47-0
130 12 20-1
157 56 58-9
147 33 40-1
159 1 12-5
159 0 38-8
159 17 59-1
50 48 30-6
159 3 44-0
155 24 46-2
158 55 38-1
160 56 56-6
156 18 45-2
158 53 22-5
157 47 15-6
158 55 37-6
155 37 35-2
156 27 4-8
154 6 36-7
157 32 7-0
159 16 29-7
157 36 46-0
159 28 12-0
157 29 23-3
159 31 55-0
159 31 1-6
159 31 50-6
160 37 52-6
122 17 45-6
159 31 47-2
159 27 2-4
156 16 34-6
43 35 54-8
156 18 45'8
159 7 24-2
156 28 16-1
101 38 3-8
101 38
162 13 55-5
125 51 33-8
155 6 43-9
56 44 33-9
159 36 42-2
157 28 36-8
69 58 11-1
— 4-65
4-64
4-88
4-57
4-54
4-56
4-54
4-53
4-53
4-39
4-40
4-33
4-37
4-33
4-35
4-34
4-33
4-18
4-30
4-26
4-23
4-18
4-16
4-15
4-08
4-08
4-06
4-04
4-01
4-00
4-01
4-00
4-00
3-99
4-00
3-98
3-98
3-98
3-88
3-96
3-92
3-88
3-74
3-84
3-86
3-83
3-74
3-85
3-74
3-77
3-67
3-76
3-74
-3-63
2
1
1
2
5
2
4
2
1
1
6
2
4
3
5
1
3
1
7
1
1
1
1
5
2
3
1
1
2
2
2
2
4
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
4
1:
t+neb; pB; IF; 2nd of sev
F-, R; bM; r(?min. of R.A.)
pF;L;iR; vsbM; r
o
1
1
2
5
2
4
2t
1
1
6
3
4
3
5
1
3
2
7
l
1
l
l
5
2
3
1
1
2
2
2
2
4t
1
H
4t
It
1
1
H
it
i
i
i
i
i
2
0
1
1
2
1
1
4
3
vvF; R; p of 2 ...
pF- pL; R; gbM- f of 2
Cl; vlCM;st9, 11. ..16
pB- cL- R- vglbM- r
B; S;1E; Jin M
Cl; vlC; at 9,
vF; S; IE- glbM
1060
A. 170?
A. 508
©! vB;L;lE;vmCM;rr...
©! vB; vL; R; vsvvbM
rrr.
F- pL- R- vglbM
1061
106"
1063
F; S; mE45°; vgvlbM; *11
nf.
©;cB; S;R;gbm;2dof3
Cl- vB- L- R- st!2
1064
1065
1066
1067
B; pL; R; gbM; 12s dian
R.A.
Cl; plli- pC- st 7, ...
VII. 33
1068
B;L;iE;biN;Cl + neb ..
F;S; R; vgbM; *7nf6'..
F; pL; R; vgbM ...
1069
10/0
1071
A. 172?
eF; pL- R- gvlbM
1072
1073
1074
1075
1076
1077
1078
1079
1080
1081
1082
1083
1084
1085
1086
1087
1088
1089
1090
1091
1092
1093
1094
1095
1096
1097
1098
1099
1100
1101
1102
1102
1104
pF* L." iR* vgbM* T
A. 173?
vB; vS; R; r or stellar
F; pS;iR;bM; ror stellar..
vF; pL; R; vglbM
A. 173??
A. 247? 248?
vB; L; R; vgmbM; r
eF; pL; R
pB: pL- R- vglbM
A. 210
Cl; L; pRi; stsc ..
B; S- R- glbM
Cl- IRi- 2nd of sev
pB; R; gbM; 1st of group..
Cl ; 3rd of sev
neb& Cl; biN
pB; iR; biN; 2nd in group..
vF; 3rd of group in Cl
vF; IE- gvlbM- r
vF; L; R; vgvlbM; *12p ..
4th N, of neb in Cl
vF; Jp
pF- R- vgvlbM- r
VII. 34
Cl; vF; plli; pC- iF
2812
2814
2813
1" 352^1
\2806j
352,o
2816
2811
2815
351
2818
2817
353
eF; pL
pB; vS- R- bM
vF- vS- R- #p25"
II. 289
pB; pL; R; r
R. nova
Makes a close D neb wit!
h. 352.
vF; S; R- glbM
Cl- L- Sc- * taken
cF- pL- E 90D+ • vglbM
Cl- L- Hi- 1C
F; pL; H; sbM; r; st inv ..
pF- pL- R- evIbM
VIII. 4
Cl; vlRi; vlC;st9...12
MDCCCLXIV,
SIB J. ]?„ W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
Ecferonces to
Eight
Ascension
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North. Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Freuesaion
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Eemarks, ic.
Total
No.ef
times
of Obs.
by h.
sndH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1105
1106
1107
1108
1109
1110
1111
1112
1113
1114
1115
1116
1117
1118
1119
1120
1121
1122
1123
1124
1125
1126
1127
1128
5063
1129
1130
1131
1132
1133
1134
1135
1136
1137
1138
1139
1140
1141
1142
1143
1144
1145
1146
1147
1148
1)49
1150
;iisi
1152
1153
1154
1155
1156
1157
1158
1159
1160
llffl
1162
h.
2820
2822
2821
2819
2824
2823
2825
H.
h m s
5 I? 44-0
5 17 51-1
5 17 58-4
5 18 1-2
5 18 7-8
5 18 14-1
5 18 22-1
5 18 25-6
5 18 36-3
5 18 42-6
5 18 52-3
5 19 10-4
5 19 10-4
5 19 13-2
5 19 17-0
5 19 33-6
5 19 35-7
5 19 36-7
5 19 39'1
5 19 53-3
5 20 10-1
5 20 15-1
5 20 33-0
5 20 33-9
5 20 52-9
5 21 6-5
5 21 8-1
5 21 22*2
5 21 40-7
5 22 0-7
5 22 1-5
5 22 1-9
5 22 3-0
5 22 10-0
5 22 14-9
5 22 21-3
5 22 24-9
5 22 41-8
5 22 43-6
5 22 45-6
5 22 54-5
5 22 55-3
5 23 51-4
5 23 53-2
5 24 26-6
5 24 48-3
5 25. 8-5
5 25 37-5
5 25 40-3
5 25 47-4
5 25 50-5
5 26 3-9
5 26 4-1
5 26 16-7
5 26 24-5
5 26 31-0
5 26 39-9
— 0-112
-0-495
-0-180
+ 0-4Z5
— 0-302
+ 0-813
— 0-436
+ 2-469
-0-087
+ 4-001
3-011
+ 2-881
-0-416
— 0-010
+ 4-020
-0-480
0-833
0-016
0-453
0-379
0-496
0-030
0-014
0-527
-0-469
+0-168
2-947
+ 0-113
-0-480
+ 2-875
-0-473
-0-198
+ 1-666
3-968
+ 0-074
-0-197
0-204
8-207
• 0-195
0-564
— 0-082
+ 0-039
+ 0-358
— 8-60S
— 1-138
+ 0-025
0-034
0-255
+ 0-051
-0-296
— 6-56,1
+ 3-605
+ 8-003
— fl-362
+•2-738
—0-137
— 3-085
11
1
1
2
1
5
5
A
1
3
1
1
4
1
(2)
1::
2
1
3
1
1::
1
7
l
1::
1
2
1
3
1
2;
1
2:
3
5
1
4:
6
1
4
<P
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
157 35 20-6
159 47 44-6
158 1 7-2
153 10 14-8
158 44 6-2
156 46 1-1
159 28 39-8
114 39 39-5
157 25 24-7
54 4* 28-6
92 3y 22-0
98 15 15-9
159 21 30-9
156 54 4-5
54 17 36-1
159 41 31-8
161 23 42-8
156 56. 22-4
159 32 47-1;
159 8 15-0
159 46 33-6
157 0 57'^
156 54 44-8
159 55 8-5
159 36 35-4
155 36 58-6
95 26 56-0
156 0 17-2
159 39 51-5
98 29 41-4
159 36 55-4
158 3 33-7
136 5-1 6-2
55 52 3-6
156 16' 28-3:
158 2 52-6
158 & 19-6
158 6 22-5
158 I 49-5
160 4 39-2
157 18 4/-1
156 30 33-4
154 4 25-8
160 16 48-9
162 36 15-8
156 34 43-9
156 30 29-8
154 52 39-3
156 23 6-3
158 35 32-3
160 1 23-3
68 5- 10-r>
156 4£ 31-2
158 5-7 2-5
104 ft 58-5
157 37 22-4
167 51 34-3
—3-68
3-68
3-66
3-64
3-66
3-63
3-64
3-55
3-61
3-48
3-30
3-47
3-57
3-55
3-43
3-54
3-54
3-52
3-53
3-50
3-48
3-46
3-44
3-45
3-42
3-38
3-30
3-36
3-35
3-22
3-32
3-31
3-26
3-18
3-29
:
. 3-28
. 3-28
3-25
3-25
3-26
3-23
3-22
3-14
3-17
3-14
3-07
3-04
2-99
2-99
2-99
2-99
2-85
2-96
2-95
2-85
2-92
-2-99
1
1
1
2
1
5
5
A
1
3
1
1::
4
(2)
2
1
3
1
1::
1
7
1
1::
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
2
3
5
1
4
6
1
4
o
1
0 . .
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
eF; S;R
1
I
1
9
I
5-
5
4
1
5
I
1
4
1
7
j
2
I
3
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
2
1
3
1*
2
H
9
«f
}'
It
4f
6t
,*»
)4
2
I
2
3
I
1
1
1
I
1
2f
12f
2
•
2
I
2-
F;pS; II
F;pS; R; vglbM; 3stl Op ...
F;pL;lE; vgvlbM;*7np...
Cl;BM;Uli;st7
©; pB; pL; R; pmbM; rr...
vB; S; R; gmbM
M. 79
S;pL;eRi;eC;rrr
F; S; R; r
4016
354
VII. 39
V. 33
V. 38
Cl;pRi; pC;R;st9.. .!«•...
v diffused neb susp
2827
2826
eL; strongly susp (2° in
P.O.).
CI; L;pRi;iR;stll...l6...
F; R; gbM; am st
A. 129
M. 38
Cl; B; vL; vRi;iF;stL&S
No description
(356)
2830
2828
2829
2831
(369)
2832
2833
2834
F; L; IE
e F ; pL
B; S; R; vgvmbM; r
vF; L; R; vglbM
No description
Cl; eF; L; iR; mC; rr
|)B;pL; R; vgbM
vF; pS; IE; r
(See No. 5063)
2835
vF;pS; R
III. 447
vF; pL; iR; st nr
Cl; vlRi; 1C; stlO
2837
2838
356
2839
2840
2836
355
I 2841
2842
2843
2844
2845
j 2848
: 2847
2846
2849
2850
2852
2851
2854
2855
2856
2857
2859
357
2858
2862
2853
2863
2874
pR- pL- iR • r; iu diff n .....
Diffused nebulosity
A, 131
i)F; pL- II- gbM
F; p of group .„
I. 261
PF; S;R;bM;4Bstp
vB; L; R; b J* in M
JpB; S; R;smbM\Dneb
\ eF;R; stellar J 26°, 80"
2ud neb of group
pF; S; R; 3rd of group
A. 175
!; pB; S; R; 4th of group ...
vF; pL; follows a group
A. 89?
;PB;pS;R';glbM\Dneb.
\ F;S;R;glbM/3390"I,50"
pB;vS; R; bM;2st9*10f
vS; neb + st
eF; stell; *14+ neb
A. 90
pF; pS; iR; vglbM; *15,
190°-6, 60"
pB; pL; R; bM
eeeF; vvL; irr diff'
A. 237?
pF; .11; gbM;r
pB; L; R; glbM; *9np
Cl; cL; RE; st!3
pB; S; R;psbM
The 1st of a group of 7 -r
M.I
1
2
2
1
1
! 2
vB; vL; E135°+ ; vglbM; r
B;lE;sbM * 10&11
pBiS;R; glbM
III. 590
vF;.S;R;smbM
A.211
Cl- Ri; 2nd of sev
OP NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF BTAES.
67
So.
of
Cata-
logue.
Eeferences to
Eight
Ascension
for
ixlo. Jan. 0.
Annual
Preeesekm
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
rf
Ot».
used.
North Polar
Distance
bf
1860, Jan (I.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
used.
Obe.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of nil the
Observations, Kcmarks, &e.
Total
\o. of
times
hv h. '
nd H.
SirJ. H.'s SirW.H.'»
Catalogues Classes
of Nebula1, and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1163
1164
1165
1166
1167
1168
1169
1170
1171
1..
2864
2865
2866
358
H.
h in s
5 36 46-8
5 26 50-2
5 27 15-3
5 27 3-1
5 27 11-2
5 27 :i-'-7
5 27 17-2
5 27 26-0
5 27 37-6
5 27 43-2
5 27 44'2
5 27 46-7
5 27 50-4
5 28 1-0
5 28 2-0
5 28 16-4
5 28 24-0
5 28 29-2
5 28 3-M
5 28 32-9
5 28 35-3
5 28 36-5
5 28 38'4
5 28 39-5
5 28 39-8
5 28 41-1
5 28 57-6
5 28 59-3
5 29 4-0
5 29 5-5
5 29 6-6
5 29 12-9
5 29 13-9
5 29 20-4
5 29 21-2
5 29 24-4
5 29 32-9
5 29 35-3
5 29 37-1
5 29 37-6
5 29 45-0
5 29 51-1
5 30 25-2
5 30 49-7
5 30 54-5
5 31 22-8
5 31 26-5
5 31 36-8
5 31 44-8
5 31 59-0
5 32 15-9
5 32 40-9
5 32 41-8
1
— 0-550
—0-569
-0-363
+ 3-966
+ۥ681
-0-358
+ 2-094
+ ;>-536
—0-361
0-411
0-132
0-553
0-361
0-556
0-555
-0-129
+ 2-945
+ 2-958
-0-019
+ 2-498
2-933
2-969
+ 2-948
-0-393
-0-419
+ 3-897
—0-581
-0-739
+ 3-581
2-279
+ 3-042
— 0-130
+ 2-276
+ 2-644
-0-423
+ 1-559
3-711
0-437
1-559
+ 2-914
0-997
3
1
I::
3
1
2::
1
1
4
2:
1
1
1::
1
1
1
B.A.C.
B.A.C.
3
1
B.A.C
1
1
1
1
4
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
2
1
6
1::
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
159 57 22-7
160 2 51-7
158 57 7-3
55 57 28-2
20 35 59-9
158 55 26-2
126 28 48-3
112 2 39-9
158 56 0-7
159 12 33-1
157 34 9'4
159 57 36-7
158 56 34-5
159 58 24-7
159 57 34-7
157 32 34-9
95 29 10-9
94 56 2-3
156 20 18-8
113 26 9-6
96 0 21-0
94 26 50-5
95 21 48-7
159 5 49-5
159 14 12-5
58 6 38-4
160 4 57-4
160 50 53-1
68 52 20-4
120 53 59-1
91 17 44-7
157 32 21-3
120 59 31-4
107 55 16-0
159 15 1-3
138 46 56-4
64 15 45-5
153 18 40-5
138 47 31-0
96 48 42-9
161 58 34-9
158 50 55-5
156 59 13-3
156 34 8-5
157 23 18-5
159 51 17-4
157 4 8-3
141 1 12-1
141 2 52-1
159 16 53-2
160 55 58-8
157 37 1-3
169 57 24-4
— 2-91
2-91
2-89
2-76
2-67
2-86
2-79
2-77
2-84
2-83
2-82
2-82
2-84
2-81
2-81
2-77
2-68
2-67
2-74
2-68
2-66
2-65
2-65
2-75
2-75
2-62
2-72
2-73
2-63
2-61
2-69
2-62
2-60
2-69
2-62
2-55
2-65
2-60
2-57
2-67
2-65
2-59
'2-55
2-55
2-52
2-49
2-43
2-43
2-46
2-44
2-39
--2-52
3
1
1
3
1
2::
1
1
4
2:
1
1
Is
1
1
1
B.A.C.
B.A.C
3
1
B.A.C
1
1
1
1
4
2
3
1
1
1
1
9
1
9
I
2
4
1
2
2
1
6
1:
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
F; pL; iR; vgbM; 2nd of
group I
r; vL; vgbM; 3rd of group!
vF;pL;R; 1st of 4!
3t
It
l«f
9
1*
2»t
1
2
S
2
1
It
l*t
H
It
1
Mon.*t
2
3
1
3
1
Mon.*t
1
2
2
4
2
0«
3
2
1
1
1*
2
1
2
1
2
4
1
2
2
1
6
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
A. 136?
M.36
Cl;B;vL; vRi;lC;st9...11so
cF; pL; iF; mbM; er; # inv
(? P.D.).
F; S; 2nd of 4!
III. 747
2867
2861
2860
2868
(456)
2870
2872
28C9
2875
2876
2877
360
A. 136?
Cl;st8...11
IV. 21
F; vS; R; vsvml>M*12; 3st
inv.
fCl; pL; iF; 1st 9fl ,
< + group of 4n neb p!5; ><
t_R;pslbM;3rdof4 j
So description
A. 136
1172
1173
1174
1175
1176
1177
1178
Cl; Ri; 3rd of sev
F; S; 4th ofgrof 7
4th of 4
5th of gr of 7
5th of gr of 7 1 D ; a vS neb np
Cl; L; irr
A. 213
f M. 42= 1
\ 61 Orionis ]
42, c1 Orionis
A. 238??
1179
1180
1181
! I ; 6' Orionis & the great nel
!!; cM2 Orionis& neb
V. 30
2878
vB; vL; IE; vgpmbM
vF; vS ; stellar
1182
1183
1184
1185
1186
1187
1188
1189
1190
1191
1192
1193
1194
1195
1196
1197
1198
1199
1200
1201
1202
1203
1204
1205
1206
1207
1208
120S
121(1
1211
1215
121J
1214
12U
HI. 240
V. 31
361
362
44, I Orionis
vF; vvL; i 44 Orionis inv ..
Cl; vB; IRi; stL, sc
III. 1??
r M. 43= -)
<> 144 Bo. V
(^ Orionis J
JIvB; vL; R, with tail;!
\ mbM*8-9 J
Cl; vL; pRi; iF
2881
2882
359
2883
2885
Cl; place of %
HI. 865
cF; S; R; psbM
B; pL; R; gbM
F;L;iR;3stp
Chacornac
! I ! ; variable (Chacornac) . . .
vF; S; R; IbM; st nr
2871
363
2884
2873
V. 34
s Orionis
!!t; eL; £ Orionis inv
Cl; 4th of sev
eeF; vS .
HI. 269
eF; vS; stellar
2887
2879
Cl;eS-stll 16
eeF; R;bM; diffic; p of 2...
Cl; L- 1C- IRi
VIII. 42
2886
2880
2889
2888
2890
2981
2893
(509)
2895
2892
2894
2897
2898
2899
2907
eF;cS-R
vF; R; gbM; sts; f of 2 ...
B# inv in N
IV. 33
F; pL- R- vlbM
A. 178??
A. 21 4?
0-350
0-048
Cl;stl3m
vB;S; R; * + neb in vLCL
B; S; stellar- r
+ 0-014
-0-110
0-541
—0-061
+ 1-433
+ 1-431
— 0-434
0-764
0-149
—4-411
A. 21 5
©; B;pL;pRi; C; st 12 ...
No description
Cl;eL;vRi;vBvSNM
eF; pL- R
eF- pL- R- vlbM
pF;PS;R;glbM;in Cl
F- cL- II- v^lbM
vB; S- R- psmbM
vF;S;lE; bM;2st9nf
K2
SIR 3. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
>f Obs.
byh.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1216
1217
1218
1219
1220
1221
1222
1223
1224
1225
1226
1227
1228
1229
1230
1231
1232
1233
1234
1235
1236
1237
1238
1239
1240
1241
1242
1243
1244
1245
1246
1247
1248
1249
1250
1251
1252
1253
1254
1255
1256
1257
1258
1259
1260
1261
1262
1263
h.
364
2900
2901
2902
2896
2904
2905
2903
2906
365
H.
h m s
5 32 43-1
5 32 48-0
5 32 52-0
5 32 57-5
5 33 7'7
5 33 16-8
5 33 29-3
5 33 31-3
5 33 46-9
5 34 26-4
5 34 40-0
5 34 47-2
5 34 47-8
5 34 48-5
5 35 4-3
5 35 11-2
5 35 20-3
5 35 26-6
5 35 33-9
5 35 39'8
5 35 45-4
5 35 51-8
5 35 52-8
5 35 58-0
5 36 18-4
5 36 23-5
5 36 25-7
5 36 27-9
5 36 35-9
5 37 1-6
5 37 7-7
5 37 8-3
5 37 ll'l
5 37 27-0
5 37 35-8
5 37 53-2
5 37 54-6
5 38 2-8
5 38 3-3
5 38 3-9
5 38 14-7
5 38 17-9
5 38 24-3
5 38 24-6
5 38 27-3
5 38 42-9
5 38 49-3
5 38 57-3
5 39 6-6
5 39 10-9
5 39 21-0
5 39 34-1
5 39 37-8
5 39 40-7
5 39 49-8
5 39 59-5
5 40 1-0
5 40 9-0
5 40 35-0
5 40 49-6
s
+ 6-02
-0-177
0-448
— 0-583
+£•643
— 0-8)9
0-624
0-180
-0-139
+ 3-283
3-019
+ 3-028
-0-964
+ 3-557
— 0-058
0-585
— 0-158
+ 0-073
— 0-804
0-162
0-553
0-055
0-163
0-416
0-553
-0-710
+ 3-273
-0-160
0-070
0-391
-0-444
+ 3-375
-0-644
0-635
— 0-522
+ 2-300
-0-479
0-810
0-557
0-139
0-485
0-755
0-652
0-631
0-624
-0-438
+ 2-174
—0-055
+ 3-276
— 0-646
0-634
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
a
/W
1
1
3
1
2
2
0
5
I::
1
3
1
1::
3
1
5
4
1
1::
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1::
1::
1
1
1
2
1:
2
1
8
3
1
1
1
1
1
24 16 50-7
157 47 24-3
159 21 16-3
160 3 5-6
107 55 45-9
161 10 19-2
160 15 3-1
157 48 16-7
157 32 58-0
80 59 3-8
92 18 43-1
91 55 43-7
161 47 23-1
69 57 43-0
157 0 29-6
160 2 26-6
157 38 43-5
156 6 50-8
161 5 22-5
157 39 47-1
159 52 28-8
156 58 42-7
157 40 20-7
159 8 38-7
159 51 30-6
160 38 22-6
81 25 37-9
157 39 3-2
157 4 23-8
159 0 17-4
159 17 32-7
77 10 43-0
160 18 59-7
160 16 15-3
159 41 40-9
120 8 42-2
159 28 11-8
161 5 21-8
159 52 11-8
157 30 8-4
159 29 59-7
160 45 15-4
160 20 40-7
160 14 33-7
160 12 26-7
159 H 36-6
124 1 5-3
156 56 50-8
81 16 35-1
160 18 26-8
160 15 5-4
90 0 15-7
159 4 43-3
159 10 18-3
89 46 49-6
112 3 59-6
159 33 35-2
160 45 20-2
106 48 12-4
159 43 48-3
-2-21
2-39
2-39
2-38
2-27
2-36
2-33
2-31
2-30
2-14
2-13
2-11
2-23
2-10
2-18
2-18
2-15
2-14
2-15
2-13
2-14
2-11
2-11
2-11
2-08
2-08
1-97
2-06
2-04
2-02
2-01
1-90
2-01
1-99
1-97
1-86
1-94
1-94
1-94
1-92
1-91
1-92
1-91
1-91
1-91
1-88
1-79
1-84
1-73
1-84
1-82
1-61
1-79
1-79
1-68
1-68
1-76
1-76
1-62
-1-69
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2 •
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
2
5
1::
1
3
1
1::
3
1
5
4
1
1::
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1:
1
1
2
2
1:
2
1
8
3
1
1
1
1
1
Cl; vllli; stll
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
4t
l*t
2
1
1
3
1
2
2t
2
5t
1
1
3f
1
1
3
1
5t
4
1
;
H
if
i
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2t
2t
2t
1
1
1
3
2t
It
8t
1
8t
3
2
1
1
1
1
Cl; pL; pC; iF;st9...15 ...
Cl; vL; Ri; vlC
F; vL;iR;gbM
ClofLst
pB; pL; K; pglbM; #10pinv
B;pL;gbM
A. 98
A. 218
F; vL; vlE; vglbM
vF; S; R;inpLCl
IV. 34
IV. 24
V. 28
O; pB; vS; vlE; r?
B* in M of L, IE neb
!irr; B; vvL; black sp incl ...
vB; vS;lE;gmbM; r
2909
VIII. 28
Cl; llli; ICjstpL
2908
2912
2911
2910
2915
2913
(579)
2914
2916
2917
(593)
2920
366
2918
2919
2922
(608)
367
2923
2925
2926
2921
2928
2930
2929
2927
2931
2932
2935
2933
2936
(642)
2924
2937
A. 241
A. 100?
A. 240
Cl; vL; Ri; st9...11
vF
pB; pL; R;gbM; incLCl...
pB; L; iR; gbM; Istof3 ...
©; B;pL; R;gbM;rr
A. 219?
B; L; E; 2ndot'3
Cl; no description
Cl; vL; Ri
A. 220
B;L; R;bM; 3rd of 3
vF;pL;R;gbM
Cl; no description
pB; S; R; gbM; *9,np 5'...
Cl; vL;lRi;lC
F; L;iR;glbM; r
B; S;R; vglbM
Cl; vL; Ki;stl2...15
Cl; no description
Lai. 10842
*8, 9, with Fneb
vF; R;gbM; 1st of 7
F;S;lE;2ndof7
vF; L; pmE
vF; S;R;bM
Cl + neb; mC; iF; stvS
pB; S; R;gbM
eF; vvS; vglbM
F;pL;lE;gbM
1
Cl; vL; Ri; stl0...15
pB; R; bM;pof2; *9 bet...
PF; S; R; gbM; 4th of 7 ...
IvB; PL;R;gbM;3rdof7...
vF; 5th of 7
A. 102
neb; no description
Cl; L;lC;stl3
vF; pS; E; glbM; 2st 10, s..
Cl; poor; Sscst
1264
1265
1266
126"
126
126<
127
127
127
127
127
127
VIII. 2
2938
2939
368
2940
2941
2934
2942
2943
2947
A. 103?
B; R; 6th of?
vF; vS; E; 7th of 7
M.78
A. 143
A. 142
+ 3-072
—0-409
0-4°3
B; L; wisp-sh; vgmbN; 3sl
inv; r.
F; L; E
IV." 36
III. 241
+ 3-077
+ 2-532
—0-499
—0-740
+ 2-670
—0-534
# with vF, Lchev
eF; vS; R; gbM
pB; pL; mE; 5st inv
B; R;bM;rr; f ol 2
III. 267
vF;pS;iE;bM
F;R;pofDneb
OF NEBUL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STAES.
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
in
Right
.\MVMS-<IM
for 1SSO.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.l'.D.
for
1880,
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all llu-
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
Df Obs.
bvh.
and H.
Sir.T. 11. 's
SatalogttM
of Nebula'.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1276
1277
1278
1279
1280
1281
1282
1283
1284
1285
1286
128?
1288
1289
1290
1291
1292
1293
1294
1295
1296
1297
1298
1299
1300
1301
1302
1303
1304
1305
1306
1307
1308
1309
1310
1311
h.
2948
2949
2950
2951
2945
2952
2953
2954
2956
2946
2955
EL
h m s
5 40 53-3
5 40 54-2
5 40 56-7
5 41 10-5
5 41 11-3
5 41 11-8
5 41 15-6
5 41 18-8
5 41 33-6
5 41 38-9
5 41 39-6
5 41 43-7
5 41 56-8
5 42 5-1
5 42 38-5
5 42 43-0
5 42 45-6
5 42 47-9
5 43 2-4
5 43 7'5
5 43 6-1
5 43 7'3
5 43 9-6
5 43 9-8
5 43 24-9
5 43 44-7
5 43 49-9
5 44 23-6
5 44 49-2
5 44 54-6
5 44 58-2
5 45 6-7
5 45 30-3
5 46 27-5
5 46 37-1
5 46 40-1
5 46 44-7
5 47 56-7
5 47 57-0
5 48 7'4
5 48 39-2
5 49 41-3
5 50 15-5
5 50 16-8
5 51 17-8
5 51 46-8
5 51 59-6
5 52 7'3
5 52 28-5
5 52 34-6
5 52 41-1
5 53 11-9
5 53 22-1
5 53 26-1
5 53 53-9
5 53 54-3
5 54 7-4
— 0-550
0-556
0-532
— 0-484
+ 0-297
-0-549
0-554
0-537
0-536
1
1 :
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1::
3
3
1
5
1
It;
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
(4)
2
1
4
1
1
1
5
2
2
1
5
3
1
1
1
3
1
7
1
l
2
4
5
4
159 48 52-3
159 50 42-3
159 4.'! •-'•.'•<;
159 28 20-2
154 21 38-1
159 48 24-2
159 49 51-5
159 44 57-5
159 44 30-1
145 35 32-9
158 31 43-4
107 39 20-4
124 18 21-4
159 31 7-6
159 16 34-1
158 59 18-4
158 25 39-4
157 23 26-7
158 32 44-3
57 29 38-3
152 50 34-2
158 20 10-3
159 16 26-3
142 8 17-1
159 33 29-2
161 23 47-8
141 36 16-9
156 58 0-9
111 36 16-5
160 42 13-8
159 14 0-1
158 35 56-7
97 30 3-2
161 2 46-7
89 38 56-6
159 49 44-6
158 5 35-9
140 37 4-7
158 33 11'2
157 29 33-8
159 10 22-7
153 42 41-3
161 30 44-6
160 6 17-6
155 20 50-2
110 3 13-8
159 31 16-4
40 6 11-5
159 23 33-9
66 42 23-8
157 21 35-8
116 39 52-1
149 55 53-5
161 12 17-0
161 7 52-5
157 27 0-8
159 30 51-1
-1-69
1-69
1-68
1-66
1-63
1-66
1-65
1-65
1-63
1-57
1-62
1-52
1-52
1-58
1-53
1-52
1-52
1-51
1-49
1-49
1-46
1-49
1-49
1-43
1-46
1-44
1-37
1-37
1-25
1-34
1-33
1-31
1-16
1-21
1-08
1-18
1-17
1-01
1-06
1-04
1-01
0-89
0-88
0-88
0-76
0-64
0-72
0-55
0-67
0-54
0-64
0-53
0-55
0-60
0-55
0-54
— 0-53
1
1
1
1
1
3
1 ;
1 :
1 :
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
111
3
3
2
5
1
1::
1
1
2
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
5
1
1
1
5
2
2
1
5
3
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
2
4
5
4
neb; np of gr of 4 ,.
It
It
It
It
3
H
It
It
1
1
2
1*
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
8
3
2
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
3
5
2
3
5
1
1
1
5
2
2
1
5
3
1
1
1
3
2
7
1
1
2
4
5
4
A. 152??
neb; sp of gr ot'4
B; R; fofDneb
Cl; vF; mC; st+neb
pF;L; R;glbM
neb; nfofgrof 7
neb; st'of gr of 7
vF; II- #10vnr
B; pS; R; IbM; #10, p
+ 1-127
-0-314
+ 2-648
+ 2-163
0-495
eF;pS; 11; vlbM
vF; S; R
111.270
vF; eS; stellar
2944
2957
2962
2963
2959
2961
(725)
369
2960
2965
2966
2958
(730)
2968
2964
2969
2967
2971
2970
2972
370<|
2973
371
2975
2974
2976
2977
2978
2979
2980
2982
2981
2983
A. 594
©; B; pL; ill; gbM
vF; S; mE; glbM; ?D
0-450
0-397
0-298
0-128
-0-319
+ 3-922
+ 0-474
-0-282
0-450
vF; pL; R; rr
A. 184??
vF; S; R
vF;S; R
Cl; F; cS; irr
neb; no description
M.37
Cl;Ri;pCM;stL&S
vF;pS; iR; psibM*l6
A. 185??
f A. 147? 1
\151? 154?J
©; B; S; rr
©; B* pL • irr II - rr
+ 1-358
-0-503
-0-888
+ 1-390
-0-064
+ 2-544
-0-736
0-444
-0-331
+ 2-897
-0-817
+ 3-080
— 0-560
— 0-246
+ 1-446
-0-326
0-149
— 0-438
+ 0-369
-0-922
0-610
eF- pS; R; 3stlO sf
neb; no description
pB- L- pmE; gbM#13
pB;pS;R;glbM
F- pS- R; gbM .
vF-S;v!E;gbM
pB- pS; II; gbM
A. 153?
eF; pL; IE
F; pS; R; vglbM
III. 448
j
eF- cS; IE; pslbM; er
III. 510
J
vF- S- R- gbM
VII. 24
Cl- pL- IRi; pC; stS
Cl- F; S; iF; vlC; rr
1312
eF- pL- ill
1313
1314
1315
1316
1317
1318
1319
1320
1321
1322
1323
1324
1325
1326
1327
1328
1329
1330
1331
1332
eeF- vS; SstlOsp
F- S- R- #llp
F- pL- ill; vlbM; rrr
©; vB; vS; vsmbM; rr
cF- pL- 11; vglbM
vF- cL- vgbM
A. 106
Cl;pB;iF;gvmCM;stl5...
pB- vS- R- gbM
+ 0-162
+ 2-584
-0-505
+ 4-659
-0-481
+ 3-647
-0-131
+ 2-401
+ 0-765
— 0-854
0-837
0-146
-0-504
III. 225
eeF- pS- E; r
2985
vF- pS; R; gbM
VIII. 68
Cl notRi- l#7"i
2986
372
2987
2984
2988
2989
2991
2990
2992
pB- vS; R; gnibM
VIII. 26
Cl; pL; 40 or 50 st 8. ..15 ...
F- pS- R; glbM
vF- pS- R- gbM
Cl- vlC- stL& S
F- pL- II- gpinbM
85; B; pL; R; gmbM; r ...
F- pS- R- r; amst
A. 160
©; pB; R; gmbM; rr;
st!4...l6.
70
SIE J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
Eeferencea to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
J? orth Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
'Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
^Catalogues
of Nebula;
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1333
1334
1335
1336
1337
1338
1339
1340
1341
1342
1343
1344
1345
1346
1347
1348
1349
1350
1351
1352
1353
1354
1355
1356
1357
1358
1359
1360
1361
1362
1363
1364
1365
1366
1367
1368
1369
1370
1371
1372
1373
1374
1375
1376
1377
1378
5064
1379
1380
1381
1382
1383
1384
1385
5065
1386
1387
1388
1389
1390
fa.
2994
2993
H.
h m B
5 54 23-3
5 54 34-6
5 54 55-9
5 55 1-4
5 55 15-5
5 55 39-0
5 56 0-0
5 56 13-4
5 56 22-5
5 56 50-7
5 57 0-8
5 57 13-7
5 57 :i4-0
5 57 46-1
5 57 52-5
5 58 9'8
5 58 32-0
5 58 35-9
5 58 49-3
5 58 50-0
5 58 50-7
5 59 33-7
5 59 36-3
5 59 39-1
5 59 59-5
6 0 4-7
6 0 8-7
6 0 12-5
6 0 33-4
6 0 44-0
6 0 44-6
6 0 52-1
6 0 56-3
6 1 19-1
6 1 27-2
6 1 42-0
6 1 56-1
6 2 6-2
6 2 12-0
6 2 28-9
6 2 41-6
6 3 59-9
6 4 17-9
6 4 39-8
6 5 3-8
6 5 5-6
657
6 5 7-1
6 5 16-5
6 5 25-2
6 5 47-6
6 6 2-3
6 6 14-4
6 6 21-3
6 6 40-9
6 7 57-9
6 9 5-0
6 9 18-6
6 9 23-0
6 9 26-6
-0-503
+ 0-090
+ 2-482
— 0-342
+ 2-822
+ 3-206
— 6-638
0-798
—0-274
+ 0-836
— 0-519
-0-416
+ 1-437
+ 0-010
-0-119
+ 0-141
— 0-316
— 0-447
+ 3-670
— 0-345
0-287
— 1-702
+ 0-365
-0-325
+ 4-765
-0-229
+ 2-927
3-677
3-405
+ 2-923
-0-750
0-348
— 1-295
+ 3-569
-0-056
—0-192
+ 0-359
2-539
3-182
0-171
2-924
2-990
2-927
+ 3-200
— 0-516
+ 2-168
-1-817
+ 1-331
4-189
0-196
3-377
+ 2-539
— 0-087
-1-404
+ 1-799
1-798
+ 3-213
—2-061
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
•o
1
4
3
5
4
1
4
1
1
3
5
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
1
2
2
1
1
159° 30 24-0
155 51 30-9
113 49 28-9
158 37 0-8
100 36 14-8
84 16 44-3
172 9 27-8
160 56 36-5
158 13 12-4
149 7 34-5
159 34 54-6
159 2 0-5
140 44 5-6
156 24 55-3
157 16 2-3
155 28 41-2
158 28 3-8
159 11 59-1
65 53 46-0
158 38 5-4
158 17 48-7
164 21 22-3
153 43 19-4
158 31 0-8
38 17 55-2
157 56 54-0
96 11 46-0
65 39 16-9
76 1 38-5
96 22 39-5
160 43 11-2
158 38 48-1
162 58 41-2
69 29 42-5
156 51 19-9
157 43 40-5
153 45 54-4
111 43 53-8
85 15 56-7
155 15 14-6
96 18 57-6
93 30 5-2
96 12 6-1
84 31 53-0
159 33 49-6
124 4 30-3
88 50 39
164 42 26-7
142 29 20-0
50 6 21-0
155 4 9-3
77 9 55-9
111 46 26-6
157 4 22-5
88 58 11-2
163 22 10-8
133 37 23-5
133 39 27-1
83 58 10-6
165 24 21-8
— 0-50
0-47
0-37
0-44
0-34
0-29
0-54
0-35
0-32
0-25
0-28
0-25
0-18
0-19
0-19
0-16
0-14
—0-13
0-00
— 0-12
0-11
0-09
0-02
-0-04
+ 0-14
0-00
+ 0-10
0-13
0-15
0-15
0-04
0-07
0-04
0-01
0-13
0-15
0-18
0-26
0-29
0-22
0-32
0-44
0-47
0-50
0-42
0-51
0-39
0-50
0-60
0-51
0-63
0-62
+ 0-55
+ 0-66
0-85
0-87
0-92
+ 0-76
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
•
1
4
3
5
4
1
4
1
1
3
5
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
1
2
2
1
1
vF; S;R; fof2
2
1
1
!
i
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
4
3
5
4
3
4
1
1
3
5
1
1
2
8
3
3
1
2
1
0
1
2
1
1
4
1
3
1
5
2
};
i
i
i
i
2
5
2
1
2
2
1
1
eF; S;R
II. 264
F;S
2995
373
374
3009
2998
2997
2996
3000
3001
2999
3002
3003
3004
3005
3006
375
3007
3008
3013
3010
3011
376
3012
378
377
379
3016
3015
3018
pF; pS; ill; bM
* (3 Monoc) inv in pL, F, n .
Cl;L;pRi; vlC;stlO,
F;pS;iR;bM
F;lE;r
eF; S; R; bM
eF; S; R; *12 vnr
F; vS; R; vsmbM; stellar ...
F; pS; II; bM
eeF; R; #15 att
eeF; IE; *l6att
F; pL; II; vglbM
F; pL; R; vglbM
-1.196
A. 161?
pB; S; R;gbM; 1st of 3 ...
©; vB; S; II; vgvmbM; rr..
Cl; pS; niC; vRi; nrA; steS.
pF; S; R;gbM; *15attnf..
pF; pS; R; gbM
VI. 17
A. 193
F; pL; R; gpmbM
F; pL; 11; vglbM
A 194
©; vB- R; mCM; rr
Cl; pL; poor: stll
A. 223 ?
F; S: R; ebM
IV. 44
Nebulous *7; am 3 st
M. 35
Cl; vL;cRi;pC;st9...l6...
Cl; S;lRi; pmC; J2.848...
*9invF, pLneb; El 70° ...
eF;L; II; glbM
VIII. 24
IV. 19
F;cL; R; IbM
pF; pL; R; embM
Auw. N. 21
#8m in neb (Bruhns)
3017
3020
3019
3014
380
3021
381
382
383
384
3025
3022
eeF;pL;R;gbM
F; vS; iR;lbM;r
eF; vS; R
F; pS; vmE; glbM
VIII. 6
Cl; pRi; 1C; stL&S
vF; S; 11
IV. 38
pB *;L*neb; E90°+
C1;L; vlC
IV. 20
VII. 25
*ll&-4SstinvF, Lneb
Cl;pL;pRi;pC; stL&S...
fpB;pS;R;gbM"l Dneb;
tvF;R;glbM / 12°-5
pF; pL; vmE; gvlbM
See No. 5064.
vF;pL;R;glbM
3027
3023
pB; vS; E; vsbM; *9p5s...
Cl;cL;C;iF;stvS
VII. 57
3026
F; iF;glbM;2or3stinv ...
Cl; L; Ri;gvmCM
VI. 5
II. 265
3024
3028
pF; pS; vlE; pmbM; stnr...
vF;pS; R; gbM
See 5065.
F; vS; R; bM
3031
3029
3030
385
3035
eF;pS;R; vlbM;?134°PD.
eF;S;R;psU)M;?134°PD.
* Chief of Cl
S. 885
DB; pL; iR; vgpmbM; r ...
OF NEBULJE AXD CLUSTERS OF STARS.
71
Xo.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Bight
AsCfllMOM
for
ISI',0, Jan. U.
Aimiiul
Prei.
in
Eight
Ascension
for IS<0.
No.
of
Ohs.
used
Sorth Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
.Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs
usec
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, ic.
Total
No. of
times
of Ob».
liv h.
.1 .1 II
Sir .1. H.'s
'ogues
of Nebula?.
sir \v. n.-
and JJos.
Other
Authorities
1391
1392
1393
1394
1395
1396
39?
h.
II.
VII. 13
h m s
6 9 33-3
6 10 13-2
6 10 22-8
6 10 23-9
6 12 5-0
6 12 33-1
6 12 45-1
6 13 34-4
6 14 5-0
6 15 36-9
G 16 4-8
G 16 25-2
6 16 28-9
6 17 5-4
6 18 1-5
6 18 1-9
6 18 43-9
6 19 44-5
6 19 57-6
6 20 1-4
6 20 33-0
6 20 49-4
6 20 55-3
ti .'1 0-8
G 21 1-6
6 21 11-0
6 21 13-5
6 21 49-5
6 22 11-0
6 23 28-8
6 23 31-7
6 23 42-4
6 24 13-8
6 24 53-4
6 24 58-0
6 25 51-9
6 26 38-1
6 27 5-0
6 27 8-4
6 27 23-7
6 27 56-0
6 28 25-1
6 28 59-1
6 29 25-9
6 30 47-9
6 31 2-3
6 31 31-4
6 32 24-0
6 32 41-8
6 33 16-0
6 33 40-5
6 34 32-6
6 35 31-5
6 36 26-7
6 36 35-5
li :t- 3-1
6 37 7-0
+ 2-622
0-506
2-551
+ 2-399
— 1-526
0-423
0-917
-0-270
+ 2-902
2-532
2-387
3-539
2-964
1-753
0-980
0-983
2-513
3-372
2-847
2-536
0-293
0-231
+ 0-22G
— 0-136
+ 2-963
0-220
3-473
0-235
3-233
3-189
+ 4-013
-0-366
+ 2-267
3-189
3-312
+ 3-729
-0-360
+ 2-956
3-269
3-199
6-043
3-253
2-153
0-325
3-329
3-041
3-278
3-101
2-462
3-305
3-354
3-748
2-236
3-180
3-154
2-503
+ 2-390
1
1:
1
2
1
3
1
2
2
1
2
;
3
1
1
(O
1
1
1
Z
3
2
B.A.C.
2
4
1
(2)
(1)
I
1
2
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
(j)
3
3
108 36 47-3
152 29 50-0
111 19 46-4
116 43 35-4
163 47 55-3
159 5 2-4
161 29 30-7
158 13 12-4
97 14 22-3
112 0 58-2
117 10 38-1
70 35 28-2
94 37 19-9
134 41 54-5
147 29 35-0
147 27 30-0
112 46 8-0
77 16 45'6
99 34 30-9
111 55 24-9
154 23 21-3
154 52 49-6
154 55 25-2
157 27 7'2
94 40 44-6
154 58 9-5
73 13 33-5
154 51 45-3
83 4 23 2
84 57 32-2
54 42 17-1
158 50 33-8
121 11 28-4
85 9 14-5
79 44 43-1
63 35 16-9
158 50 0-3
94 57 53-2
81 32 16-8
84 32 14-7
24 2 15-6
82 13 44-4
124 42 52-7
154 1» 23-4
79 0 33-4
91 20 42-7
81 8 20-5
88 43 47-6
114 43 55-6
79 59 24-7
77 57 3-2
62 53 35-6
122 20 49-8
85 17 *1-1
86 24 51-4
113 20 15-0
LI 7 19 37-3
+ 0-91
0-90
0-98
0-98
1-01
1-08
1-09
1-18
1-31
1-44
1-47
1-54
1-53
1-55
1-60
1-60
1-70
1-82
1-83
1-83
1-81
1-82
1-84
1-84
1-92
1-85
1-95
1-91
•2-04
2-14
2-17
2-06
2-18
2-27
2-27
2-36
2-31
2-44
2'46
2-49
2-62
2-58
2-59
2-58
2-78
2-79
2-85
2-92
2-92
2-99
3-04
3-12
3-1.6
3-27
3-28
3-30
+ 3-31
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
I
1
2:
3
2
B.A.C.
2
4
(2)
1
1
2
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
Cl; L; pRi;lC
1
1
1
3
I
3
1
2
5
1
2
0
1
1
1
1
3
I
2
1
1
2
1
a
i
i
2
1
•
4
3
3
2
7*t
0
4
1
4
3
1
2
2
3
1
2
7t
i
6»
1
2
I
*
2
3
3
3034
3032
3033
3037
3036
3038
3039
MS
3040
3041
387
3042
3044
3045
3043
'388
3046
3047
3048
3049
3050
pF; S; R; bM...
pB; pL; raE, 87°- pslbMUN
F; pS; vIE; pslbM
vF; cL; R; gvlbM
vB; pL; R; mbM; r
vF; S- R- glbM- ** p
396
A. 201
B; pS; IE; gbM; rrr ...
1399
VII. 20
CI;cL;pRi;pC;st 11. ..15.
vF;pL; R; vglbM
100
1401
140-'
140.'!
1404
1405
1406
1407
1408
1409
1410
1411
412
1413
1414
1415
41G
1417
1418
1419
1420
1421
1422
1423
424
1425
1426
1427
1428
429
430
1431
1432
1433
1434
1435
1436
1437
1438
1439
1440
1441
1442
1443
1444
1445
1446
1447
*
vB; S; R; psmbM; r ...
Auw. N. 22
F Cl (Markree Obs. Jan. 13,
1853).
Cl; P; vIC- st 6, 11 18
Cl; B- P- st 8,
vF; IE; v<*bM- p of 2
vF; IE • vgvIbM • f of 2
?; pL; R; vglbM ; 2st inv...
Cl; pC; with neb?
VII. 3.->
VII. 26
Cl; P;lCM;st I2...15
eF; R; * p 270°, 90"
F; S; R; glbM
eF; vS; R; 1st of 3
eF; S; IE; 2nd of 3
F; pL; R; gvlbM; Jf ...
VIII. 25
B* (10 Monoc) + C1
3051
389
3052
390
392
391
3054
3053
eF; S; 3rd of 3
VIII. !»
CI;eL; pRi; !C;stL & S...
vF; S; R; *12nr
VII. 5
Cl; pRi;pC;st 10,12. ..15...
*8 in L; P; BC1
viii. 49
Cl; pL; P; vIC; st 7, 10...15
vF; pL; R; glbM
A. 616?
12 Monoc. B.A.C.
pB; cL; R- vlgbM; 4'
ML 2
IV. 3
Cl ; beautiful - st sc
393
)L; com; mbNsf aim*;
*7'8 nf.
Small cluster (Markree Obs.
Dec. 23, 1853).
pB; pL; R; vgbM; *p
Cl; pRi; 1C; IF; at 8, 12. ..14
Cl; vL; E; Ri; 1C
Auw. N. 23
3055
394
395
:!96
397
3056
3057
VIII. 3
VIII. 50
VII. 54
VII. 22
Cl; vL; pRi; 1C; st S
F- st eS
Cl; S;pC; iF;st 11...15 ...
F- S- IE- vlbM
F;cL; R; vglbM; r; 17'-0d
Cl- cRi- eC- IF- st eS
VI. 28
VIII. 48
IV. 2
VII. 37
398
399
400
3058
401 j
402
403
3059
404
MS
3060
3061
Cl; vL; P; v!C;stL&S ...
B- vmE 330°- Ncom— *1I
Cl- vC; iR; bM; steS
F; IE; bet 2 vS st; pslbM...
5 Monoc ; Cl; £; f neb
V.27
VIII. 5
> 15 Monoc.
Cl; P; 30 or 40 st 12 13
VI. 21
Cl;pS;eC; Ri; st 11. ..15...
B; S; R; 2or3sfrvnr
21; vmC; not Ri; st vS
Cl- 1C- not Ri
VI. 3
VII. 36
F; S; R;gbM;amst
F- pS- vIE- bM- r
72
SIR J. T. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
Eeferences to
Eight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
iscd.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
?recession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Bemarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
af Obs.
byh.
smdH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1448
h.
406
407
3062
H.
11.615
11.614
h m B
6 38 2-9
6 38 2-9
6 39 16-6
6 39 30-5
6 39 46-2
6 40 39-4
6 41 0-3
6 41 34-1
6 41 35-9
6 41 39-3
6 41 39-4
6 41 44-2
6 41 54-0
6 42 3-3
6 43 23-6
6 44 1-7
6 44 17-3
6 44 35-1
6 45 3-1
6 46 55-4
6 47 45-6
6 47 47-1
6 47 58-3
6 49 15-4
6 49 23-0
6 50 51-9
6 51 6-4
6 51 23
6 51 49-9
6 52 55-6
6 52
6 53 4-4
6 53 48-2
6 54 46-7
6 54 57-4
6 56 12-5
6 56 57-0
6 57 7-4
6 57 28-6
6 57 33-2
6 58 6-8
6 58 33-7
6 58 47-5
6 58 49-2
6 58 +
6 58 54-3
6 59 54-6
7 0 6-6
7 0 9-7
7 0 27-9
7 1 35-7
7 1 52-0
7 2 14-0
7 2 47-5
s
+ 3-950
3-951
2-386
4-223
2-642
3-002
2-578
3-944
3-944
3-944
3-946
2-414
3-944
2-414
0-428
2-124
2-915
3-086
2-912
3-501
0-375
2-910
0-369
2-911
1-949
2-9/1
3-311
2-89
4-665
2-898
2-759
3-145
4-658
4-661
2-886
3-100
2-368
4-663
2-817
1-912
4-547
3-741
4-631
3-986
2-847
2-949
3-515
4-627
2-834
2-775
3-055
+ 5-827
2
2
1
1
1
1
1:
1:
1:
1
1
1
4
1
2
3
2
1
1
2
3
2
1
1
[3]
2
3
2
a
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
(J)
1
1
&
1
1
2
1
5(j I?' 42-9
56 15 56-9
117 30 7-7
48 47 17-8
108 3 23-8
93 1 23-9
110 36 2-2
56 23 51-2
56 22 58-2
56 25 16-2
56 21 16-2
116 35 49*0
56 19 55-2
116 34 19'9
153 34 16-4
125 50 56-4
96 49 35-2
89 22 44-1
96 55 13-0
71 49 12-7
154 6 43-8
97 1 26-2
154 9 52-4
97 1 24-8
130 41 29-2
94 24 15-0
79 33 25-9
97 45 24
39 12 51-9
97 35 39-1
97 35
103 30 44-4
86 44 53-5
39 15 39-4
39 13 10-3
98 8 46-5
88 44 31-6
118 30 13-3
39 5 50-6
101 6 47-8
131 51 55-4
41 10 42-0
62 35 40-7
39 36 2-6
39 36 +
54 39 36-3
99 52 4-8
95 24 37'7
71 0 17-0
39 36 26-8
100 26 14-0
102 57 4-9
90 30 8-1
24 57 49-7
+ 3-43
3-43
3-49
3-56
3-56
3-63
3-64
3-74
3-74
3-74
3-74
3-70
3-74-
3-73
3-78
3-88
3-94
3-97
4-00
4-09
4-16
4-24
4-18
4-36
4-34
4-50
4-53
4-51
4-63
4-67
4-68
4-75
4-88
4-81
4-95
5-02
5-01
5-02
5-06
5-08
5-20
5-19
5-22
5-21
5-26
5-29
5-30
5-36
5-40
5-43
5-47
+ 5-59
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
3
2
1
1
2
3
2
1
1
[3]
2
3
2
2
1
1
4
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1::
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
F; S;bM
4
4
1
1
1«
3
3*
2}-
2
2
1
0*
1
1
4
1
5
6
5t
1
4
2
7
2
2
1
0
2
6t
0
3
3*
1
g
8
5
1
o
3
2
4
o
2
0
2
6)
1
1
J
1
1449
1450
eF; vS
pF;pL;lE;gbM
1451
1452
VIII. 71
III. 271
VIII. 31
Cl; pRi; vlC; stpL
3 or 4 S st + neb
1453
408
411
410,a
410, b
410
409
3063
410, c
3064
3066
3065
412
413
414
415
3067
416
3068
417
3069
418
419
C1;L; C;ablOOst9...15...
vL; B; 1C; st 8
1454
1455
M. 41
R. nova
R. nova
STo desc.; ft of Lord R.'s diag.
yodesc.;y of Lord R.'s diag.
eF; vS
1456
14^*7
III. 898
HI. 897
1458
1459
1460
1461
146°
eF; vS
fpB; R;gbMl~
{ if T> i \n t D neb ; am st
(.eF; R; gbMj
Nodescr.; e of Lord R.'s diag.
eF;S; R; betst;Dnebp ...
vF; S; R; vglbM
R. nova
1463
1464
1465
1466
1467
1468
146Q
A. 578
©; B;pL;iR;gbM;rr
Cl of 30 or 40 st
VI. 27
VIII. 39
VI. 2
Cl; Ri;L;iF;stL& S
C1;L; P;1C
Cl;pL; Hi; mC; st vS
vF;vS;R;2st A
VIII. 51
Cl; P; vlC
1470
1471
1472
1473
1474
1475
1476
1477
1478
H79
1480
1481
1482
1483
1484
1485
1486
1487
1488
1489
1490
1491
1492
1493
1494
1495
1496
1497
1498
1499
1500
1501
vF;pS; vlE 90°
VI. 18
Cl;pL;pRi;mC;stl3
pB;pL; vmE 44°-8:pslbM.
Cl; 1C; not Hi
VIII. 60
Cl; P
D'Arrest, 50
F; vS;R
420
421
421, a
C 422"!
eF
11.304
pF;S; R; r; S st inv
R. nova
Makes a close D neb with h.
421.
Cl; L; Sc;st8...9
Cl of sc st;st 8, 9,
VII. 14
VIII. IB
III. 874
11.861
\3070J
423
vF; vS;lE
424
425
427
3071
426
428
3072
429<
432
430
430, a
431
pB; S; iR;gbM; *8, 120°...
!Cl;vl;Ri;pC;E;stl2...l6
Cl;L;Ri;cC;stl2...l6 ...
M. 50
VII. 38
PB;pL;lE;gbM
II. 734
IV. 25
vF; pL; iR; psinbM; st p ...
pB | inv in S, vF, neb
vF; S; vlE;bM;amst
II. 735
111.875
VIII. 40
II. 862
Cl;L;vlC;Sclinv
F;S;R;psbM
R. nova
Several near h. 430 (? 426,
433 & 1 nov).
vF;S;R;bM
CI;L;1C
III. 899
VIII. 32
435
434
433
3073
CljvlC
II. 769
II. 736
VIII. 33
pB;pL; R;glbM
pF; S; R;glbM;r
Cl; cL; P; 1C
CI;pL;pRi;gbIVI;stl0...14
*9 atf with S, vF, neb
vF;S; R;lbM
IV. 65
III. 746
or NEBTTL^; AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
73
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Right
A.-ccnsion
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
1'ri'rr^-ion
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Poliir
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Profession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
isrd.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
luni's
of Obs.
\n h.
uid H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula?.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and >'os.
Other
Authorities.
1502
1503
1504
1505
1506
1507
1508
1509
1510
1511
1512
1513
1514
1515
1516
1517
1518
1519
1520
1521
1522
1523
1524
1525
1526
1527
1528
1529
1530
1531
1532
1533
1534
1535
1536
1537
1538
1539
1540
1541
1542
1543
1544
1545
1546
154?
1548
1549
1550
1551
1562
1553
h.
3074
436
437
H.
h m s
7 3 7-1
7 3 16-3
7 6 55-9
7 7 48-2
7 7 50-5
7 8 28-2
7 9 3-8
7 9 12-4
7 10 31-8
7 11 3-0
7 11 23-4
7 12 54-6
7 13 59-7
7 14 2-3
7 14 8-9
7 14 20-5
7 15 0-5
7 16 42-9
7 16 44-7
7 17 31-6
7 18 18-9
7 18 27-0
7 18 32-8
7 18 39-7
7 18 59-7
7 19 17-6
7 19 23-1
7 19 44-8
7 19 45-1
7 19 57-6
7 20 54-4
7 21 2-5
7 21 11-7
7 21 38-5
7 21 42-1
7 22 32-1
7 22 32-1
7 22 57-2
7 23 6-9
7 23 18-6
7 24 35-7
7 25 21-7
7 26 49-5
7 26 49-5
7 27 43-4
7 28 25-2
7 28 37-8
7 30 5-7
7 30 10-0
7 30 10-8
7 30 38-0
7 31 51-7
1
+ 0-009
2-881
2-817
2-506
2-845
2-463
3-390
3-394
2-687
2-778
2-721
2-488
2-908
6-410
2-568
2-845
0-679
3-792
3-792
2-781
2-423
0-617
2-427
2-597
2-595
3-920
3-921
4-017
3-920
3-921
3-557
3-232
3-384
+ 2-818
-0-151
+ 3-070
3-070
2-767
3-2SO
5-864
6-898
2-693
2-789
2-735
3-954
0-743
4-077
3-566
2-615
2-760
2-774
+ 2-751
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1?
1
2
1?
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1?
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
0 / //
157 11 8-8
98 23 59-5
101 15 9-5
113 51 10-6
100 3 44-9
115 29 29-4
75 58 53-5
75 46 51-8
106 47 59-8
102 57 54-0
105 23 19-9
114 42 14-2
97 18 9-5
20 42 16-2
111 40 18-5
100 7 38-4
152 5 45-1
60 14 41-0
60 14 21-0
102 59 33-2
157 15 54-7
112 48 48-5
117 6 24-0
110 39 57-6
110 44 57-5
55 54 27-3
55 53 27-3
52 58 44-5
55 55 8-2
55 51 47' 1
68 48 33-2
82 41 1-2
75 56 51-5
101 27 32-1
158 43 56-0
89 55 49-5
89 55 49-5
103 41 23-1
80 3 25-0
24 0 3-0
18 1 37-9
106 54 16-1
102 47 49-7
105 8 46-7
54 28 22-7
151 57 47'1
50 48 47-4
68 7 10-4
110 18 0-8
104 10 31-8
103 32 55-0
104 35 14-0
+ 5-46
5-55
5-85
5-92
5-93
5-98
6-05
6-06
6-16
6-20
6-23
6-34
6-05
6-54
6-45
6-48
6-47
6-70
6-70
6-74
6-79
6-75
6-80
6-82
6-85
6-91
6-91
6-95
6-95
6-97
7-04
7-04
7-05
7-07
7-00
7-15
7-15
7-17
7-20
7-30
7-43
7-37
7-49
7-49
7-59
7-57
7-68
7-78
7-76
7-76
7-80
+ 7-90
1
1
2
1
I
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1::
CI;P;lC;30st +
1
3
1
1
1
2
2*
1
1
3t
5
4
1
1
1
1
2
3t
3t
5
1
1
1
2
2
1*
3*
1
2*
2*
4t
1»
1
2
2
0
0
2
4
2
1
1
1
3
3
1
3
10
3
4
2
1
VII. 27
C.H.
Cl; cL; P;cC
C1;1C; J taken
VII. 15
VIII. 34
VII. 16
VI. 6
VII. 6
VIII. 45
V. 21
VII. 12
VII. 17
CI;plli;pC
438
439
Cl; L;1C; onevH*
Cl; cllijlC
Cl;pS;pRi;mC;stl5...l6
Cl; 1C
Cl; P;1C
3075
f 440^1
13076J
; m
!; vF; wL; viF
C. H.
A.S.C. 90S
Cl; vL; Ri;pC; st9...12 ...
Cl;pL; Ri ,....
\3077J
442
Cl; pC; stpL; bifid
III. 748
VIII. 27
vB; pL; R; mb.M ; r; vi<#
inv.
C1;S;P;1C
443
3078
444
445
3080
3079
3084
3082
3081
3083
446
447
Cl; S; pRi;st!5
pB;pL;iE;glbM
11.316
11.317
VIII. 35
B;S;R;bMN;p of D neb,
45°, 60".
pB;S; R;bMN;fofDneb
Cl; vL;pRi;lC;stL
:>F; pS; R; vsrabM; amst...
vF; vS; R;amst
pF;S; R;bM
Cl; pS; pmC; »t!2
1
2
In
Cl; 1C; bind; *
neb-lstof4
HI. 703
II. 820
III.900
III.901
IV. 45
VIII. 44
VIII. 11
VIII. 36
1::
1
1
1
1
1
1
1?
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
vF- vS- R; bM
pB; S; stellar
448
449
450
vF- S- R; bM
vF- S; R; psbM
B- S- R- *8M
Cl- L; P; vlC; stL
Cl; pRi; C
451
3085
Cl- vL; vlC
pB- cL- cE 117°, IbM
Auw. N. 24
Auw. N. 25
1 Two B neb (Bond, Feb. j
/ 1853). I
Cl- S- cRi; cC; stvS
454
453
VII. 65
HI. 19
V. 44
eF; S; R; IbM; * inv
[!;cB; eL; vmE; vgrabMN?
Cl- vlC
452
3086
Cl;Sbut B;st8...10
Cl-vL;P;vlC
VIII. 52
VIII. 37
11.821
455
456
3087
457
458
3089
/ «\
Cl- P-lC;st9, &c
pB; cS; R; vgvlbM; r; almQ
vF- L- R- gbM; r
1.218
VI. 1
VII. 67
VIII. 38
VII. 28
VIII. 87
pB;pL;lE90°;vgbM;*7,8
1&°.
CI;cL;Ri;C;stll...l8 ..
Cl;L;cRi;stll...l3
Cl;B;vL; pRi;stL&S ..
Cl; vL; Ri; pC; st vS
Cl- P- S- stvS
[_3088J
3090
MDCCCLXIV.
74
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Sec.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
mil If.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulas.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1554
1555
1556
1557
1558
1559
1560
1561
1562
1563
1564
1565
1566
1567
1568
1569
1570
1571
1572
1573
1574
1575
1576
1577
1578
1579
1580
1581
1582
1583
1584
1585
1586
1587
1588
1589
1590
1591
1592
1593
1594
1595
1596
1597
1598
1599
1600
1601
1602
1603
1604
1605
1606
1607
h.
460
3091
H.
II. 822
h m s
7 32 26-8
7 32 31-5
7 32 55-5
7 33 4-6
7 34 26-7
7 34 41-6
7 35 4-7
7 35 9-9
7 35 11-2
7 35 19-3
7 35 24-3
7 35 25-4
7 35 26-2
7 35 41-2
7 36 43-9
7 37 36-4
7 38 39-2
7 38 41-4
7 40 19-2
7 41 47-4
7 41 56-8
7 42 52-2
7 42 56-7
7 44 24-4
7 45 47-6
7 46 20-9
7 47 ±
7 46 40-1
7 46 42-0
7 47 11-2
7 47
7 47 18-9
7 48 20-5
7 48 39-8
7 48 50-3
7 48 +
7 49 0-6
7 49 1-8
7 50 26-3
7 50 36-9
7 50 53-9
7 50
7 50 55-0
7 50 +
7 51 11-3
7 51 25-4
1
+ 4-676
1-739
2-715
2-719
4-715
2-656
+3-277
-0-117
+ 3-833
4-653
2-755
2-757
2-328
+ 2-677
-0-149
+ 4-803
2-542
2-522
2-138
2-457
2-459
2-611
4-838
3-280
+ 4-908
0-423
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
W.
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
0)
1
1
37 20 50-0
137 18 28-9
106 11 49-4
106 1 50-0
36 34 59-8
108 45 38-6
80 24 50-1
158 58 3-7
57 59 59-0
37 35 56-6
104 29 50-4
104 24 39-4
121 19 45-1
107 53 22-3
159 12 49-3
35 3 14-3
113 32 43-2
114 21 12-2
127 38 15-8
117 0 6-7
116 54 21-0
110 57 4-1
34 9 26-9
80 5 29-5
32 57 44-1
161 3 33-8
32 57 ±
116 2 1-1
32 57 5-9
36 46 9-8
36 46
128 11 8-3
105 3 19-3
107 21 4-6
65 52 5-8
65 52 +
113 56 10-5
117 29 59-5
33 3 54-6
119 41 58-1
62 35 59-9
62 35
49 47 50-2
49 47 +
32 42 17-4
38 52 4-7
+ 8-00
7-93
7-98
8-00
8-16
8-12
8-17
8-09
8-20
8-22
8-18
8-18
8-17
8-21
8-21
8-41
8-44
8-44
8-56
8-69
8-70
8-77
8-83
8-91
9-07
8-96
9-07
9-13
9-16
9-i'i
9-21
9-22
9-26
9-25
9-25
9-42
9-37
9-43
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
1::
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
W.
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
cF; R; vgbM; r; *8p ......
eF; L; pmE; gmbM; 3stinv
Cl; vL; vlC .
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
1
4
*t
1
3t
4
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
3*
1
1
0
3
3
2
0
3
0*
1
3
0
5
1
2
4
1
0
2
0
1
3
VIII. 47
VIII. 46
III. 829
VI. 36
Cl;vL; vlC ;
eF; vS; R; bM ...
3092
462
3096
CI;pL;pC; EO°;stL&S...
eF; *15, 300°-0, 90"
pB; S; R;pmbM;3stlln...
F; S;lbM
II. 616
461
463
/ ™\
1.3093J
3094
3095
J3097
465
3098
466
3099
3100
3101
3102
467
468
469
3104
> 469,a
. 472
470
471
471, a
3103
vF; vS; R; bM . .
M. 46
!; Cl;vB; vRi; vL; inv Q —
O;pB;pS;elE;r;3«-75d..
Cl; B; pRi; pL; 1C;
st9, 12. ..14.
O ; cB ; not v well def ...
IV. 39
IV. 64
JcL; vF;RlD neb; 40°;]
lpL;vF;R/ *invM..J
F; am 4 st
M.93
Lai. 15134
Cl; L; pRi; 1C; st8...13 ...
Cl of 18 or 20 st 11. ..13 ...
Cl; vvL; vlC; 1* 4'5m....
O; F; S; IE; am60st
Cl;S;pRi;pC
Cl; cL; pRi; 1C; st 12 ...
vF; R; vgbM
III. 479
vF; S; rr group + neb
eF; R; p of 2
vF;S;R;lbM ....„
R. 8 novae
+ 2-488
4-905
4-660
2-133
2-751
2-700
3-602
2-544
2-453
4-881
2-396
3-682
4-067
4-903
+ 4-530
8 of 1 0 neb, in line with h. 469,
470.
pB; vL; R; er; *8 M
IV. 22
HI. 836
III. 830
F; vS; R; *9 sf ; f of 2
F;pS; E?;bM vS#?L*nf
Makes D neb with h. 871 ...
!; Cl;B;Ri;L;lC;stl2 ...
Place from Wollaston's Cat.
Cl; pL; pRi; pC; st S
R. nova
A. 535
M.47
VII. 58
II. 302
473
473, a
r «<|
F;S;lE;bM;er
R. nova
vF; E; # inv near N
VII. 10
C1;L; cRi; vlC
1^31 06 J
3105
475
r=9)
L3107J
477
477, a
476
476, a
"478
C1;L;1C
III. 837
VII. 23
vF;vS;R;glbM
A. 626
Cl;pL;cRi;pC;stll...l3
vF; S; R;bM...
IIL750
III. 838
III. 709
R. nova
F;S
9-44
9-48
+ 9-49
0)
1
1
cB;S; R;sbM
R. nova
Follows III. 750 (h.476) ...
eF; vS
F; L; R; vgbM; r; am st ...
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STAES.
75
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Preeo.— iiMi
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observation, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
1.V ll.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula?
Sir W. H.'8
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1608
1609
1610
1611
1612
1613
1614
1615
1616
1617
1618
5066
1619
1620
1621
1622
1623
1624
1625
1626
1627
1628
h.
3108
3109
480
481
H.
h m s
7 52 3-2
7 52 12-0
7 53 15-3
7 53 15-8
7 53 39-5
7 54 31-8
7 54 45-3
7 54 32-6
7 54 40-8
7 54 47'2
7 54 48-7
7 55 12-5
7 56 1-4
7 56 17-4
7 56 48-9
7 57 22-1
7 59 0-5
7 59 28-2
7 59 54-2
8 1 15-2
8 1 22-2
8 1 50-7
8 3 18-1
8 4 7-8
8 4 26-2
8 4 42-2
8 4 51-0
8 6 2-9
8 6 26-4
8 6 31-6
8 6 50-1
8 7 37-5
8 8 46-0
8 10 33-7
8 10 43-9
8 11 6-8
8 11 21-1
8 11 42
8 12 13-6
8 12 26-5
8 12 27-9
8 12 48-8
8 12 58-1
8 13 10
8 13 15-1
8 13 25-4
8 14 16-8
8 14 49-0
8 15 35-1
8 15 44-3
8 17 3-0
8 17 39-0
8 17 39-2
8 18 41-2
8 19 34-0
8 23 58-8
+2-778
1-565
4-672
2-858
3-409
2-675
3-586
3-273
3-27
3-273
3-255
1-004
2-825
2-457
4-938
2-845
2-461
3-451
3-857
2-419
4-775
4-271
2-819
4-404
2-817
3-919
3-524
2-215
1-769
2-964
4-892
4-438
3-568
3-094
3-500
2-499
3-51
3-512
3-510
2-633
2-549
2-421
3-50
+ 2-444
-140-624
+ 3-543
2-818
2-272
2-435
3-488
2-461
2-369
3-615
3-511
+ 3-529
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
[2]
2
1
e'
i
i
i
i
(2)
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
[3]
1
3
[2]
1
1
1
2
4
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
103 59 2-7
141 55 10-1
36 10 28-9
100 14 21-4
73 54 23-9
*
108 41 12-4
66 13 22-6
80 7 43-3
80 12 48
80 11 58-3
81 4 16-3
65 25 19-4
150 29 10-5
101 54 45-3
117 47 40-5
31 49 50-5
101 2 6-9
117 46 23-5
71 46 29-0
55 38 18-6
119 29 53-7
33 55 30-7
43 35 28-4
102 24 59-0
40 30 20-4
102 30 54-5
53 19 26-7
68 13 36-1
126 58 24-1
138 51 3-1
95 22 30-6
31 46 48-9
39 32 33-9
66 6 1-0
88 48 46-3
69 3 9-5
117 2 10-9
68 34 36
68 26 14-6
68 30 37-2
111 22 33-6
115 1 53-2
120 12 19-8
68 41 48
119 18 33-1
179 41 7-5
66 57 59-4
102 52 35-0
125 46 36-2
119 52 8-5
69 13 21-1
119 2 32-8
122 31 10-1
63 35 7-7
68 3 46-8
66 58 8-1
+ 9-49
9-47
9-63
9-58
9-63
9-68
9-72
9-71
9-70
9-71
9-71
"9-75
9-81
9-85
9-95
10-03
10-05
10-10
10-22
10-19
10-29
10-38
10-40
10-48
10-45
10-49
10-57
10-57
10-57
10-62
10-73
10-73
10-90
10-91
10-95
10-93
10-98
11-02
11-04
11-02
11-04
11-06
10-98
11-07
7-74
11-18
11-20
11-24
11-25
11-37
11-46
11-47
11-49
11-56
+11-87
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
[2]
2
1
6*
i
i
1
1
1
l
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
[3]
1
1
1
1
3
[2]
1
1
1
2
4
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
cF;S; vlE90°;glbM;amst.
pF;S; R; vgpmbM
2
1
1
2*
3
4
2
0»
0
3
3
6
1
1
1
2
3
2
4
2
2
3
3
2
1
3*
4
3
2
7
1
1
4
3
3
1
0
2
2
1
1
4
0
3
1»
1
3
4
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
III. 839
VI. 37
11.544
VIII. 1
HI. 605
pF; vS
Cl; pL; vRi; C; st 11 ...20...
pB; pL; iR; vgbM ; er,
#225°-5, 60".
Cl;B;pRi;lC;stS
482
483, a
vF;S;iR
R. nova
D'Arrest, 51
y in Lord Rosse's diagram ..
eF; III. 512 f!0'-5;n50" ...
F; S; R; psmbM; r
483
484
III. 512
III. 7
F; vS; vlE; 2stp
See No. 5066.
Cl; vB; vL;pRi;st7...13...
F; vS; R;bet3stl3, 14 ...
Cl; B; pRijpC
3111
3110
3112
485
486
488
487
489
3113
490
491
3114
492
3115
493
494
3116
3117
496
495
pF; pL; R; psbM; *9, np3'
cF; pL; R; vgvlbM; arast...
Cl; vL; plli;lC;stl0...15..
eF; IE; vS*n
III. 877
VIII. 30
III. 752
II. 726
pB; pL; R; vglbM; r; 2stnl
Cl;pL; Ri;C;st9, 13...14.
pF; pL; R; psbM; *8,l64°-3
©; pB; pL; R; rrrst20
III. 840
IV. 55
VII. 11
III. 710
1629
1630
1631
Cl; vL; Ri; 1C; stll...l3 ...
F; L; E; vgbM
1632
B.A.C. 3073
Nebulous # 6*7
1633
11.719
II. 627
F; pL; ill; vgbM; J nr ...
1634
1635
1636
1637
1638
1639
1640
F;S;1E45°; *8, np 4'
A. 563
A. 411
C.H.
Cl; B; L;lC;iE;st9...12...
Cl; B; L;lC;st7...l6
Cl; vL;pRi;praC;st9...13.
pB; S; mEO°; psmbM
VI. 22
III. 711
II. 303
III. 256
III. 606
eF;cL;lE45°+
497
498
499
3118
F; S; R;-nbM;r
1641
1642
vF;cS; iF; SSstinv?
vF; S; R; sbM; stellar ....
1643
1644
F; pL; gmbM; am60st
F;pL
D'Arrest, 52
1645
500
501
3119
III. 607
II. 634
vF;cS;R
1646
cF; S;R;bM
1647
vF; S;R;gbM;am60+st..
vF;cL;er
1648
1649
1650
1651
1652
1653
1654
1655
1656
1657
1658
1659
1660
1661
1662
III. 288
VII. 64
r 5031
\3120j
/Cl; pL; pRi; 1C; iR;\
\ Bill. ..14. J
vF; cE; SvSstf
D'Arrest, 53
502
3176
VI. 39
Cl; vL;cRi;IC;st9,
F; S; R; glbM; Polariss.
Austr.
F; S; iF; r
II. 259
III. 902
3121
3122
3123
504
3124
3125
505
506
507
I7; vlE; gbM; r; am 50 st ...
* = h. 4083 in pS neb; am
70 st.
Cl;cL;pRi;pC; R;stl2...
vF;pS; R;glbM;*p75"...
CI;pmCM;iF;st9, 10...13.
Cl; F;S; R; gbM;st!5 ...
pF;S;R;vsbM*
III. 753
11.315
III. 599
III. 234
vF- oL- iF; r; Isp2'...
vF; S; stellar
L2
76
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
Keferences to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &e.
Total
No. of
times
of Obg.
by h.
andH.
Sir 3. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulse.
SirW.H.'e
Classes
and .V i.-.
Other
Authorities.
1663
1664
1665
1666
1667
1668
1669
1670
1671
1672
1673
1674
1675
1676
1677
1678
1679
1680
1681
1682
1683
1684
1685
1686
1687
1688
1689
1690
1691
1692
1693
1694
1695
1696
1697
1698
1699
1700
1701
1702
1703
1704
1705
1706
1707
1708
1709
1710
1711
1712
1713
h.
3126
508
509
510
510,a
510,6
511
512
3130
m
L3127J
3128
3129
515
514
3131
(=<n
\3132j
H.
h m s
8 24 27-7
8 24 32-8
8 24 48-6
8 25 8-2
8 25 8-2
8 25 +
8 25 27-2
8 26 43-8
8 26 48-7
8 26 57-1
8 27 10-4
8 27 14-9
8 28 48-7
8 29 0-5
8 30 27-5
8 31 28-3
8 31 32-3
8 31 51-1
8 32 9*0
8 32 33-3
8 32 58-2
8 33 37-9
8 33 41-5
8 34 20-5
8 34 20-5
8 34 51-4
8 35 17-8
8 35 58-9
8 37 4-6
8 37 28-1
8 37 45-6
8 37 50-2
8 38 1-3
8 38 43-9
8 38 59-6
8 39 29-7
8 40 20
8 40 20-3
8 40 50-8
8 41 3-4
8 41 7-1
8 41 23-5
8 41 23 +
8 41 52
8 42 1-3
8 42 32-9
8 42 59-4
8 43 +
8 43 26-1
8 43 34-3
8 43 58-0
+ 0-438
4-510
3-691
4-500
4-500
3-628
3-661
1-170
2-771
2-830
2-628
3-093
3-662
2-178
2-476
6-536
3-539
3-462
6-501
2-357
4-342
1-596
3-005
2-000
3-345
3-802
6-024
8-188
4-503
2-423
2-060
1-977
3-309
2-800
3-309
3-43
4-183
1-694
1-928
2-174
3-432
4-46
3-430
3-283
3-685
4-348
3-291
+ 3-746
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
3
1
3
3
2
1
4
2
3
2
1
1::
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
[1]
1
1::
1
1
3
[1]
1
3
1
2
4
3
157 39 23-2
36 41 28-9
59 59 13-9
36 44 52-5
36 40 52-5
36 44 +
62 32 51-4
61 3 35-1
150 38 29-3
105 39 51-8
102 41 44-4
112 29 47-4
88 48 50-0
60 49 18-6
130 11 3-7
119 28 1-1
16 45 45-1
65 57 15-6
69 32 36-2
16 51 47-2
124 16 9-1
39 17 45-8
144 37 47-0
93 37 53-4
135 43 55-5
75 13 2-6
54 47 16-5
19 11 53-8
11 15 26-7
35 36 46-6
122 9 4-7
134 27 15-7
136 42 16-0
76 54 43-4
104 47 19-7
76 53 9-2
70 27 48
42 25 39-3
143 27 29-7
138 16 31-0
131 22 30-3
70 24 45-8
70 24 +
35 58 48
70 28 19-0
78 8 45-2
58 36 38-1
58 36 +
38 9 35-3
77 40 36-0
56 3 38-9
+ 1 1-84
11-93
11-93
12-05
12-05
11-98
12-07
12-01
12-06
12-08
12-08
12-20
12-22
12-29
12-37
12-47
12-42
12-44
12-54
12-47
12-56
12-50
12-50
12-55
12-62
12-65
12-76
12-89
12-82
12-79
12-79
12-80
12-88
12-89
12-94
12-99
13-01
12-99
13-00
13-01
13-06
13-11
13-10
13-14
13-17
13-21
13-20
+ 13-23
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
3
1
3
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
i
i
i
[i]
i
1::
1
1
3
[1]
1
4
1
2
5
3
F; pS; R; gbM
1
2
4
2
0*
0
1
3
2
3
1
5
2
4
3t
4
1
1
3
1
1
5
2
1
1
5
4
1
2
1
1
2
2
1*
1
1
0
1
1
1
1
5
?
0
2»
5
2
0
3
8*
5
eF; S; R; *95°- p of 2
III. 292
vF; pL; R;lbM;r; * nr ...
cF; S; R; fof 2; #310°
R. nova
R. nova
Place from 510 h. by MS. ...
No description or place
eF
11.318
F; vlE; mbM; r
Cl;pS; IRi; 1C
IV. 35
F; S;attto*13; *7 nf, 10s...
B; S; E; psbM; bet 2 st
II. 266
III. 257
11.319
cB;L; vmE110°-3
eF; nL;iF
F;pS; R;bM;r
*9 iuv in pB, pL, R, neb ...
Cl;cL;pRi;pC;stll...l3..
vF; S; stellar
VII. €3
III. 982
III. 235
H. O. N.
eF- S .
517
M. 44
H. O. N.
Prsesepe Cancri
III. 983
vF- S; stellar
3133
518
3134
519
3136
r s«n
[_3135J
522
Cl; pmC; irr A; st 13
1.204
cB; S; El 30° + ; psmbM*?.
pB; S; R; 3 or 4 vS st p nr ..
vF; pL; gbM; r; 2pBsts,sl
Cl- S- stL&S
III. 49
II. 727
11.908
1.288
F- S; vlE!35°+; psbM
F;L;R;r
pB; ]>L; iF; er
520
523
4017
3137
3138
vB- cL; IE 90°+; g, svmbM.
eF; psbM
A. 609
Cl;pS;lRi;lC; viF; st!2,13
Cl;L;Ri;pinE;stll...l4..
Cl; pS; mC; iR; gbM
st!3...15.
eF; cL; R; IbM
III. 50
3139
524
vF; vS; R; bM; *15m nr ...
Cl;st9...10
D'Arrest, 54
eF
525
3140
3142
3141
526
526 a
C1;1C
C1;L; P;lC:stl0...13
Cl; pL; P;lC;stl3
A. 489? 490?
Cl;pRi;lCM;stl2...13 ...
B; pL; !E10°orbiN; mbM*
Nearly in contact with h. 52(
(see description of h. 526)
vF; R; *15pl2s, 270°
II. 80
R. nova
D'Arrest, 55
527
528
529
529, a
530
531
532
II. 48
VIII. 10
III. 294
1.242
1.200
eeF; pL; IbM; r
Cl; vlC; P
pF; vS; R; bM
R. nova
Makes e close D neb with
h. 529.
vB; L; vg, vsmbM*10
!; Cl; vB; vL; eRi; 1C,
stl0...15.
vB; vL; vmE40°-9; gmbM .
M. 67
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTEKS OF STAES.
77
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Prwi'ssion
in
Rifjlit
Asivti-i,m
for 18811.
No.
of
Ohs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Oh.-cTvutions, Remarks, ic.
Total
No. of
times
DfObs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula'.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1714
1715
17)6
1717
1718
1719
1720
1721
1722
1723
17-4
1/25
1726
1727
1728
1729
1730
1731
1732
1733
1734
1735
1736
1737
1738
1739
1740
1741
1742
1743
1744
1745
1746
1747
1748
1749
1750
1751
1752
1753
1754
1755
1756
1757
1758
1759
1760
1761
1762
1763
1764
1765
1766
1767
1768
h.
533
I 533, a
H.
III. 712
h m H
8 45 2-1
8 45 +
8 45 42-6
8 46 48-6
8 46 53-6
8 47 20-4
8 47 +
+ 4-347
3-909
4-366
4-333
3-027
3-025
3-025
3-025
4-438
3-892
3-022
4-536
4-065
1-451
2-632
3-189
3-189
3-785
8-388
2-997
3-017
3-781
4-769
3-023
3-018
2-097
3-47
3-4.6
4-305
4-788
3-527
3-399
7-170
3-760
3-39
3-514
3-53
3-53
3-928
4-387
3-811
2-820
3-450
3-136
4-225
4-728
4-224
+ 3-694
2
1
1
1
1
1
[2]
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
??
1
1
1 :
2
2
1
1
1
1::
40 18 38-6
40 18 +
49 55 12-8
37 23 56-2
38 7 1-2
92 32 2-2
92 32 +
92 28 2-2
92 39 34-6
92 34 48
35 41 54-1
50 7 22-8
92 50 24-5
33 46 5.5-0
44 33 26-5
148 41 21-4
114 8 0-1
83 7 51-0
83 9 32-0
53 44 3-6
10 14 54-9
94 21 30-2
93 11 6-1
53 42 41-9
29 30 44-0
92 50 15-1
93 10 51-9
135 20 55-2
67 28 48
67 32 48
37 41 23-9
37 41
28 58 21-8
64 26 53-5
70 59 30-5
12 56 4-8
54 3 51-7
71 7 5
64 0 27-3
64 0 24
64 6 12
47 44 29-7
35 35 23-3
51 48 43-9
104 56 21-5
67 59 30-1
86 2 37'8
39 2 40-0
29 23 40-6
39 0 48-6
39 +
56 18 26-3
+ 13-32
13-36
13-44
13-44
13-44
13-48
13-52
13-53
13-57
13-56
13-56
13-60
13-65
13-58
13-67
13-70
13-70
13-72
13-83
13-74
13-77
13-83
13-90
13-87
13-93
13-94
14-00
14-00
14-03
2
1
1
1
1
1
[2]
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1:
1
1
1:
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
[2]
[2]
1
i
i
2
1:
4
[4]
3
[2]
[1]
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
F;pL; R;gbM;4 Sstnr ...
4 (incl h. 533) nearly in a line
)F; vS; mbM
3
0
1
2
2«
2t
0
0
1
0
2f
1
2
1
1
1
2
1*
1*
4
1
3
2
1
2*
1«
1
If
0
0
1
0
3
1
3
1
5
0
3*
0*
0
2
2
3
2
3
3
1
2
2
0
4
R. 3 novae
II. 658
III. 831
II. 823
II. 280
534
535
536
1 536,0
536, b
538
vF; S; R;psbM
pB; mEO°+; psmbM
pF;cS; E90°+;bet2st ...
No description
R. 3 novas
R. nova
8 48 0-0
8 48 33-4
8 48 43
8 48 46-5
8 48 54-1
8 48 58-2
8 49 15-0
8 50 3-8
8 50 5-7
8 50 52-5
8 51 19-6
8 51 19-6
8 51 25-7
8 51 28-6
8 51 59-2
8 52 29-4
8 53 6-7
8 53 51-4
8 54 2-0
8 55 0-5
8 55 30-8
8 55 58
8 55 59
8 56 5-6
8 56
8 56 26-3
8 56 34-0
8 56 43-6
8 57 9-1
8 57 15-0
8 57 28
8 57 34-4
8 57 35
8 57 55
8 58 51'7
8 58 52-0
8 59 32-7
9 0 13-6
9 0 16-2
9 0 16-9
9 0 29-6
9 0 41-1
9 0 51-3
90 +
9 0 56-7
MS. No description
vF; pS; R; r; *9 p
D'Arrest, 56
vF; S; R; *15 p, 44" n
h. 538 nr.
pB; fan-shaped; #11 att
537
IV. 66
III. 625
11.281
III. 841
vF; vS
vF;pS,R
vF; S
540
3143
3144
542
pB; L; E; vgbM*18
eF;S;R;pslbM
pF; S; R; vgpmbM
F;pL;R
II. 557
III. 540
F; pL; mE
541
539
543
vF;S;EHO°+;2vFstinv.
pB; S; E45°+; #nf
II. 529
III. 264
cF; pL; R; vgbM
vF; vS; stellar
544
545
546
547
3145
eF; S; stellar
II. 834
cF; pS; iR; er
vF; L; R; bM
eF; R
1
[2]
[2]
1
1
1
2
1:
4
C4]
3
[2]
[1]
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
I; eeF; vL; vvmE19°
D'Arrest, 57
D'Arrest, 58
Dneb; pB; S, notR; come
a 4'.
vF; vS
549
549, a
550
551
548
552
4S st in neb
R. nova
Makes D neb with h. 549 ..
cB; cL; E90°+; er
1.249
III. 608
III. 60
14-06
14-05
14-05
14-16
14-09
14-09
14-11
14-10
14-12
14-19
14-21
14-23
14-25
14-27
14-26
14-30
14-32
14-32
+ 14-31
eF; S; R; vlbM
vF; S; R; r; J nr
pB; pL; E; vglbM
III. 825
eF; S; R; vglbM; #12
345°, 50".
PF;S;R;bMN = *15
vF;cL; R;bMN;2cstp..
#15*16 inv in pB; pL neb 40'
diara.
vF- vS
D'Arrest, 59
{
HI. 291
D'Arrest, 60
D'Arrest, 61
111.626
II. 828
III. 647
III. 275
III. 236
II. 520
vF- S- iF- IbM- r
553
554
560
557
558
556
555
559
559, a
562
pB; pS; E; vgbM
vF;cS;R
vF;pS; bM; S* 30" n
cF; vS; R;er;bet2pBst ..
vF- pL- E- gbM- er
eF- sbM*15- 1st of 3
1.250
cB; cL;lE;psmbMLBN ...
pF; S; E;pslbM;2ndof3...
One of 4 (h. 556, 559, 561)
one vF; one E.
F;L;mE150°;r;2stn
II. 490
R. nova
78
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Bight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observatioas, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and II.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1769
1770
1771
1772
1773
1774
1775
1776
1777
1778
1779
1780
1781
1782
1783
1784
1785
1786
1787
1788
1789
1790
1791
1792
1793
1794
1795
1796
1797
1798
1799
1800
1801
1802
1803
1804
18G5
1806
180?
1808
1809
1810
1811
1812
1813
1814
1815
1816
h.
561
3146
564
563
665
566
566, a
567
J~ 569"!
H.
h m B
9 1 0-0
9 1 27-6
9 2 52-2
9 2 55-9
9 3 1-4
9 3 44-1
9 3
9 4 3-5
9 4 50-4
9 5 16-1
9 5 21-2
9 6 5-8
9 6 25-9
9 6 36-0
9 7 10-6
9 8 11-6
9 8 17-0
9 8 21-5
9 8 21-8
9 8 31-6
9 8 39-8
9 8 45-5
9 8 54-8
995
9 9 9-9
9 9 12-3
9 9 35-0
9 9 37-1
9 9 39-0
9 9 41-2
9 10 3-6
9 10 17-0
9 10 21-5
9 10 39-7
9 10 41-4
9 10 43-8
9 10 43-8
9 10 50-9
9 10 52
9 10 53-4
9 10 58-4
9 11 3-1
9 11 12-9
9 11 14-5
9 11 16-0
9 11 17-6
9 11 32-6
9 11 41-7
8
+ 4-226
2-671
3-195
4-014
3-377
3-732
3-728
2-837
3-858
3-613
2-670
5-535
0-866
2-253
3-705
3-624
3-392
3-392
3-899
4-271
4-971
3-413
3-34
1-185
3-410
5-953
2-817
4-975
4-974
2-688
4-684
2-417
2-628
0-713
3-680
3-680
3-6&0
3-68
3-680
3-680
3-680
3-680
3-680
3-680
3-680
3-680
+ 0-760
2
1
2
1
1
4
1
2
0)
1
3
1
1::
3
2
1
(J)
1
1
2
1
[3]
4
1:
1
2
0)
1
1
1
2
1
1::
1
[2]
2
1
39 4 21-1
113 5 19-6
82 23 38-9
44 28 15-5
71 44 55-2
54 24 3-7
54 24
54 29 46-3
104 14 58-2
49 21 24-4
59 23 25-4
113 36 36-3
20 12 11-7
157 21 50-0
131 51 37-1
54 59 4-8
58 31 50-8
70 27 55-8
70 28 25-8
47 27 36-4
36 54 12-0
25 18 38-6
69 13 19-7
69 22 9
154 17 18-8
69 21 43-3
17 34 40-4
105 43 14-6
25 9 42-1
25 10 11-1
113 2 16-5
28 57 59-7
126 1 53-8
116 14 46-4
159 3 4-2-5
55 49 34-9
55 19 34-9
55 40 39-3
55 47 48
55 29 4-9
55 47 34-9
55 28 34-9
55 39 34-9
55 40 20-3
55 27 34-9
55 27 34-9
55 42 29-3
158 45 49-0
+ 14-27
14-32
14-43
14-45
14-44
14-49
14-51
14-54
14-58
14-58
14-61
14-69
14-60
14-67
14-76
14-76
14-76
14-76
14-78
14-80
14-82
14-79
14-80
14-76
14-81
14-88
14-82
14-87
14-87
14-85
14-89
14-86
14-88
14-85
14-88
14-88
14-91
14-91
14-92
14-93
14-93
14-93
14-92
14-92
14-92
14-92
+ 14-90
2
1
2
1
1
4
1
2
(j)
3
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
[3]
4
1
1
2
(O
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
[2]
2
1
vF; vS; IE; 3rd of 3
2
1
7
l
2*
6
0
2
3
2
1
5
4
I
4
2
2
2
2
1*
2
2
1*
0*
4
1
2
3
1
2
3
1
2f
1
1
0*
0*
2*
0*
0*
0*
0*
4*
0*
0*
0*
0*
1
eF;lE;lbM?
I. 2
cB; cL; R; vg, vsmbM; r? ..
pB; L; R; vgbM;r
III. 61
II. 564
vF; S; R; am5Sist;
(?PD 70°)
pB; S; R; psmbM
K. nova
eF; companion of h. 566,
567.
vF; S; R; S *» 7'5 p
III. 826
I. 66
I. 167
III. 295
I. 59
1.216
B; S; pmE 90°+; psmbM...
cB; R; mbMBN
L3147J
568
vF; vS; R; 2pBstsp
{ -}
L3148J
570
3150
3149
572
573
575
575
B; L; mE63°'7; gmbM
B; pL; 1E90°+; mbM; r;
vS*sf inv.
vF; vS; mEl05°
!; O; pB=*9; vS; R;
am st.
vF; S; R; J pl% n5'
III. 296
III. 62
III. 63
II. 708
III. 832
III. 878
•
eF; S; R; IbM
vF; S;R; r
vF; S; R; r
pB, S; stellar
574
vF; S; IE; *att; *inv
vF;L; R;mbM
577
vF; S; R; np of 2
D' Arrest, 62
A. 265
vF; vS;h.578f7s>5; A.P.D.
118".
!; ©; vL; eRi; vgeCM;
45sd; st!3...15.
vF; S; R; sfof2
3152
578
III. 749
II. 505
II. 868
II. 869
III. 242
F; cS; bM
J" 580"!
pB; pS; E 45°+ ; psmbM ...
F; S;iF; 1st of 2
\315lJ
576
3153
579
3154
3155
3156
581, a
581, b
581
F; S; E;2nd of 2
F-S;lE;gbM
F; pmE
A. 564
!; QpB; pL; R; vglbM; in
L, C, Cl.
eF; *11 att
pF; vS;R;glbM
R. nova
R. nova
H.MS. No description
vF;E;I. 113 f
D'Arrest, 63
R. nova
R. nova
R. nova
vF; vS; R; h. 581, 6' n
581, c
581, d
582, a
582
582,6
582, c
582, d
582, e
3157
R.MS. No description
R.MS. No description
R.MS. No description
I. 113
cB; cL; IE; mbf; 3sts
R. nova
R. nova
R. nova
R. nova
3 in Lord R.'s diag. 1 v nr I.
a in Lord R.'s diag. J 113.
R..MS. No description
s of Lord R.'s diagram
F; pS; R;glbM
OF NEBTTI^E AND CLT7STEES OF STARS.
79
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
18(50, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
tor
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
I'rcvc'—ion
in
N.P.D.
tor
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
Sir J. H.'s '<
Catalogues
of Nebula.
8ir\V. IT.'*
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
f Obn.
by h.
ml II.
1817
1818
1819
1820
1821
1 H'"
h.
} 582,/
585
583
582, g
586
584
3158
H.
R. 2 noviE
h m s
9 11 +
9 11 45-3
9 11 50-3
9 12 6-0
9 12 13-5
9 12 19-6
9 12 29-8
9 12 41-2
9 12 53-2
9 13 2-9
9 13 30
9 13 30-4
9 13 52-9
9 14 20-7
9 14 24-2
9 14 30-9
9 14 +
9 14 41-5
9 14 44-2
9 15 45-1
9 16 48-2
9 17 8-3
9 17 11-2
9 17 11-3
9 17 21-9
9 17 28-1
9 17 37-9
9 18 8-2
9 18
9 18 13-1
9 18 33-5
9 19 30-4
9 19 42-4
9 20 8-5
9 20 11-4
9 20 12-5
9 20 24-7
9 20 41-0
9 21 59-9
9 22 2-3
9 22 12-0
9 22 42-2
9 24 5-4
9 24 14-6
9 24 15-4
9 24 16-3
9 24 37-6
9 25 2-9
9 25 15-9
9 25 26-7
9 25 37-0
9 26 1-5-3
9 26 33-1
9 26 54-2
9 26 57-2
9 27 24-1
9 27 49-1
8
+ 2-817
3-813
3-680
3-714
4-187
1-357
3-385
3-832
2-392
2-819
2-330
3-826
3-827
4-108
2-895
4-108
3-684
2-920
3-259
3-258
2-/10
2-016
1-694
4-454
3-255
1
1
1
1
1
\
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
7
1
5
'e
2
1
1:
1
2
2
1
1
2
1-
1
1
1
2
1
2:
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1:
0 / U
55 40 +
105 53 11-2
50 7 15-1
55 46 35-3
54 2 26-7
38 25 33-3
152 28 51-8
70 28 52-3
49 15 51-9
127 25 37-3
105 55
105 55 14-5
129 57 21-8
49. 16 29-6
49 14 39-6
40 11 39-9
40 11 +
101 18 57-6
40 9 20-2
54 53 13-7
99 50 3-2
77 46 1-8
77 46 16-1
112 34 33-8
140 30 21-5
147 42 57-5
32 1 44-8
77 57 53-6
77 58
77 58 34-9
26 54 27-1
123 29 36-4
66 22 59-3
111 8 37-6
153 12 29-0
117 25 24-9
101 2 12-2
114 H 43-5
59 49 57-2
81 39 42-2
31 54 24-1
145 30 15-5
104 6 31-2
67 53 46-8
119 4.6 47-5
67 52 50-1
80 57 11-4
106 7 27-0
9 37 30-0
23 26 15-8
142 17 26-0
79 13 53-1
79 16 23-4
166 0 46-2
67 4,0 32-3
57 40 57-2
110 13 55-2
n
+ 14-94
14-97
14-98
14-99
15-01
14-96
15-01
15-03
15-01
15-05
15-06
15-12
15-12
15-13
15-12
15-14
15-19
15-24
15-26
15-27
15-26
15-25
15-25
15-26
15-32
15-33
15-37
15-38
15-41
15-42
15-40
15-43
15-44
15-45
15-54
15-54
15-57
15-55
15-64
15-66
15-65
15-67
15-68
15-70
15-80
15-76
15-70
15-77
15-78
15-74
15-81
15-84
+ 15-84
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
7
1
6
"i
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2:
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1:
2 of 15 seen.
0*
1
3
0»
3
3
1
1
1
1
0
2
1
2
2*
3
0
4
3
4
2
1
1
2
1
8
2
7
0
7
3
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
3
4
1
2
1
4t
1
4t
3
2
1
1
3*
4
2
1
3
3
1
eF; R; bM; *f8'-5
III. 627
vF;vS;R
R. nova
? of Lord R.'s diagram
III. 827
1.205
cF; S; R; *10np2'
1823
vB; L; vmE150°-8; vsmbM
= #10.
F; vS; bet 2»t
1824
1825
1826
III. 64
III. 628.
S* and neb
cF; cS
1827
3159
587,0
587
3160
588
590
589
589, a
592
591
593
594
vF; S; R; *12attsf
1828
1829
R. nova
np 587 h.; close
III. 488
vF; cL; E 45°+; glbM
*llsf9'.
eF; cL; R; velbM rr
1830
1831
III. 629
III. 630
III. 714
vF; cS; R; *10p2'; 1st of 2
vF; S; vgbM; 2nd of 2
1832
1833
1834
cF; cS; vlE; pglbM; 1st of 2
Seen with h. 589, 5^1
pB; pL; R; gmbMN
R, nova
1835
1836
I. 132
III. 713
1.137
III. 520
II. 67
II. 58
cF;cS;lE;bM;2ndof2 ..
vB; pL; R; smbM
1837
1838
cF; S; E; bet 2 st 12, 16 ..
F- vS, p of 2
1839
1840
1841
1842
1843
1844
1845
1846
1847
1848
1849
1850
1851
1852
1853
1854
1855
1856
1857
1858
1859
I860
1861
1862
1863
1864
pF; S, f of 2
3161
3162
3163
595
597
597,0
598
596
3164
599
3165
3168
3166
6oa
3167
602
603
601
3169
B;S; R;gbM
Cl; 1C
!!; O =*8: vS; R; *15
59°- 13, 13".
cF;S;E;vplbM
III. 846
II. 546
pF;pS; R;bM;pof 2, 109
Forms A with 2 E neb
vF;pL; R;bM;f of 2
B; cS; R; mbM;am st
vF; S; vglbM; rrr; st llm..
eF- vS- E9«°+
R. nova
II. 547
1.260
3-255
4-758
2-502
3-445
2-740
1-370
2-627
2-904
2-688
3-562
3-195
4-421
1-839
2-861-
3-409
2-592
3-410
3-203
2-830
7-880
4-972
1-992
3-228
+ 3-227
— 0-275
+ 3-408
3-589
+ 2-769
F; S; R; pmbM; B*nr
cF; S; R; gmbM
II. 555
pF; pS; vlE; vglbM; r
F- S- R- bM
III. 297
III. 8
vF; S; R; vsbM*12
vF; E; er; 2 or 3 st inv
vF; vS; R; vgbM; * 7* s ..
F: pL; R; gmbM; am 80 st
vF; vS; stellar
III. 276
I. 56
604-1
3170
604-2
606
607
cB; vL; E; gmbM; r; sp of S
F- S- IE; psbM
I. 57
II. 495
II. 506
III. 977
vF; cL; R; p»bM ; r; nf of 2
F- pS; IE- gbM
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
pF; S; IE90...180;mbsf ..
eF- vS
605
3171
608
609
3174
610
611
3172
eF- S- psbM
CI;cL;pRi;pC;stl0...14
F:pL; R;gbM;pof2
vF;S;R; bMN, f of 2
pF- pL- R- gbM .
II. 40
III. 513
II. 260
III. 298
F- S- vlE
vF- cS- R- sbMN
eF- S- R- p of 2
80
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
f Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
1889
1890
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
1896
1897
1898
1899
1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
1912
1913
1914
1915
h.
3173
3175
3177
H.
III. 597
h m s
9 28 2-3
9 28 32-8
9 28 57-4
9 29 32
9 29 34
9 29 42
9 30 6-6
9 30 13-5
9 30 28-4
9 30 39-3
9 30 42-6
9 31 15-5
9 31 34-7
9 32 17-7
9 32 38-7
9 32 44-3
9 32 45-9
9 33 7-8
9 33 12-5
9 33 24-7
9 33 39-4
9 34 34-3
9 34 46-9
9 34 49-3
9 34 51-5
9 34 59-1
9 35 7-4
9 35 16-9
9 35 22-9
9 35 27-7
9 35 35-6
9 35 47-6
9 36 17-2
9 36 18-4
9 36 41-2
9 36 52-2
9 37 7-5
9 37 23-0
9 38 10-3
9 38 39-5
9 38 52-0
9 38
9 38 55-9
9 38 58-1
9 39 4-6
9 39 18-1
9 39 21-6
9 39 28-0
9 39 32-5
9 40 2-0
9 40 4-8
9 40 4-8
9 40 5-0
9 40 7-6
9 40 10-4
9 40 13-3
9 40 150
9 40 30-2
9 41 1-2
8
+ 2-768
2-840
1-993
3-43
3-43
3-43
2-221
2-768
6-574
3-215
3-626
2-756
3-178
4-410
3-291
3-292
3-659
5-746
5-149
3-131
5-734
3-571
3-660
3-084
3-572
2-961
3-573
2-143
2-628
3-029
5-048
6-111
2-937
2-948
5-576
2-330
2-791
3-231
2-780
3-156
2-825
3-391
2-884
2-884
3-391
2-008
2-778
2-619
3-823
3-823
3-823
2-167
2-823
2-634
3-823
3-584
3-823
+ 3-825
2
1
1
[1]
[1]
1::
2
1
2
2
2
0)
2
1::
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(1)
3
1
1
1 '
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
i?
i
i
i
110 17 59-8
105 46 48-4
142 49 22-7
66 10 24
66 12 12
66 8 18
136 18 58-8
110 30 23-1
12 47 47-8
79 51 27-0
55 21 52-3
111 24 53-9
82 24 1-5
30 31 15-3
74 32 3-3
74 26 8-3
53 29 0-6
16 22 12-4
20 45 24-1
85 46 2-7
16 23 43-3
57 31 54-6
53 6 33-9
89 1 56-6
57 25 34-9
97 57 26-9
57 21 1-2
139 41 32-9
119 24 42-2
93 4 16-5
21 26 21-7
14 15 5-9
99 44- 57-7
98 58 2-7
17 4 29-8
133 33 40-3
109 49 54-9
78 20 10-5
110 37 58-7
83 41 19-3
107 44 26-6
67 20
67 20 5-9
103 41 8-9
103 43 23-9
67 16 32-5
144 8 1-9
110 56 47-5
120 32 50-5
45 15 27-0
45 16 27-0
45 16 57-0
139 47 14-1
45 12 27-0
119 48 2-4
45 21 27-0
55 56 14-0
45 13 27-0
45 1 50-5
+ 15-86
15-88
15-89
15-94
15-94
15-95
15-96
15-97
16-06
16-00
16-01
16-03
16-05
16-11
16-11
16-11
16-12
16-18
16-17
16-19
16-21
16-22
16-23
16-22
16-23
16-23
16-24
16-23
16-24
16-25
16-29
16-33
16-29
16-29
16-36
16-31
16-33
16-35
16-39
16-41
16-42
16-43
16-43
16-43
16-45
16-43
16-45
16-45
16-50
16-48
16-48
16-47
16-48
16-48
16-49
16-50
16-52
+ 16-55
2
1
1
[1]
[1]
[1]
1::
2
1
3
2
2
1:
2
1:
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2:
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1?
vF;pS;lE; vglbM; f of 2...
pB; S;R
3
1
1
0
0
0
1
5
2
5
2
2
2
3
1
1
4
1
1
1
2
5
3
4
5
3
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
3
3
1
4*
3
3
1
1
0
1
2
2
1
1
1
3
2
0
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
Cl; pRi; pC; J taken
D'Arrest, 64
D'Arrest, 65
D'Arrest, 66
eF; vS; IE; vlbM; 1st of 3...
eF;S;2nd of 3
eF; vS; 3rd of 3
3179
3178
612
614
613
3180
615
616
3182
3181
620
617
618
621
619
622
623
626
624
628
627
3183
4018
630
625
Cl; eL; vRi; st L& S ...
II. 556
III. 963
III. 4
pB; pS; vlE; gmbM
eF; S;iFig; * f3'.. .
vF; S; vlE; bM; A *t nf
F; pL; v!EO°; vglbM .
F; S; R;glbM;2or3Sstnr
vF;pL;vgbM
III. 519
IV. 68
cF; vS; R; vgvmbMN
eeF; susp
vF; S; R; n of 2
III. 541
cF; pS; iR;glbM; r ...
eF; *13nr
F;pL; R; vglbM; #n
vF;R;gbM
III. 31 5
I. 114
III. 751
11.275
II. 491
III. 527
vF; vS; R; bM
B; vL; IE; vgbM; pof2 ...
eF; vS; R; bM; r
pF;pL;R; vglbM
pB; pL; IE; vglbM; fof 2 ..
vF;DS;iR; vglbM
F; nfof 3
A. 397
Cl; S; IRi; pC; st 13
eF; pS; B*8m f
I. 61
1.285
1.282
III. 521
III. 528
I. 78
B; cS; iR; bM; *9sp3"
B; vL;mE152°-4;stinv ..
cB;pL; IF
631
632
629
3184
3185
633
pF; pS; vlE; psbM
vF; pS ; IE 0°+; vglbM
vB; cL; R; psmbM; * inv f.
Cl; P; E;sU0...11
III. 289
III. 34
11.311
11.624
F;pS; R;bM;r; stellar ..
eF;vS;R;bM(?P.D. 15').
pB; pS; iR; mbM
F;pS;lE90°+
3186
634, a
634
635
637
636
3189
3187
3188
638
638, a
638,6
3191
638, c
3190
638, d
639
638, e
640
F;R;gbM; * f
1916
R. nova
Makes a D neb with h. 634
which follows it.
F; vS;bM;spof 2
1917
1918
1919
1920
1921
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
193
1932
193:
III. 277
III. 278
cF; S; R; bM; stellar; p of 2
cF; S; R; bM; stellar; f of 2
F; S; R; bM; nf of 2
Cl; P;1C; stmm
vF; S; *20 f 1' ,
V. 50
11.717
!; vF; vL; vg, vsbMN 4"
19S'5 d.
pF; pL; iR;bM; r
R. nova
R. nova
A. 397
R. nova
RMS
Suspected; MS
Cl; S; IRi; iF; st!2...15 ..
MS
1
F;S; R; *12att 320° .....
MS
V.'"26
R. nova
1
!• cB;L; vimE90°
R. nova
MS
1
pF; R; bM; r; p of 2
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTEES OF STAES.
81
No.
Reference!
i to
Right
Annual
['recession
No.
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
..f
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
of
Cata-
logue.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and -Nn-.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
of
Obs.
used.
for
18GO, Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &o.
times
ufObs.
by h.
mil 11.
'i:u
h.
638, /
H.
R. nova
ll 111 S
9 41 4-0
8
+ 3-823
45 15 27-0
+ 16-55
MS
o
1935
641
9 41 7-2
3-825
1
45 0 16-5
16-55
1
F;psbM;rr;fof 2
1
1936
}641,a
R. nova;
9 41 +
45 0 +
Several near
0
193;/
1938
D'Arrest, 67
9 41 32
3-49
[1]
54 38 7
16-56
[1]
vF; pL; R; coinetary
0
1939
642
9 41 32-1
3-251
1
76 32 0-8
16-56
F;pL;R;glbM
1
1940
642, a
R. nova
9 41
76 32
3 "novae," with 642 (Vide
0
1941
644
9 42 3-2
3-011
1
94 33 38-4
16-58
1
h. 646, 648).
eF; L; p of 2
1
1942
646
III. 51
9 42 31-0
3-250
3
76 31 58-3
16-61
3
eF;pS;lEO°+; r
4
1943
647
9 42 38-9
3-012
1
94 31 9-3
16-61
1
F; R; vglbM;fof2
1
1944
645
1.115
9 42 39-6
3-579
9,
55 47 35-6
16-62
9
pB; pS; vlE; mbM; *10 sf
4
1945
648
III. 52
9 42 54-1
3-249
1
76 36 18-9
16-63
1
100°.
eF;pL; E; r
2
1946
3192
9 42 58-1
2-782
1
111 5 19-6
16-62
1
eF; vS; R; #9s
1
1947
643
V. 23
9 43 9-9
5-466
1
17 8 23-4
16-68
1
vF; vL;IE;r
3
1948
3193
9 43 177
2-821
1
108 31 38-2
16-64
1
F;S;R;lbM
1
1949
649
M. 81
9 4.3 48-9
5-066
1
20 16 10-0
16-70
1
!; eB; eL; E156°-0;
4
1950
1951
650
IV. 79
4H70N
I M.82
9 43 52-3
9 44 0-3
5-142
3-497
1
91
19 34 16-3
60 7 7-4
16-71
16-68
1
9.
g, svmbMBrN.
vB; vL; vmE "a beautiful
ray."
F; S; sbM*12; bet 2Bst ...
2*
2
1952
3194
B. 2686
9 4+ 1-8
1-975
9,
145 45 42-8
16-66
2
Cl; pL; pRi; IF; stll...l2...
2
1953
W. H. noT»f
M.81??
9 44 38-0
5-064
1
20 12 18-9
16-73
1
vB ; cL ; mE ; 5 or 6 st (?) inv
1*
1954
3197
9 45 5*8
1-674
1
152 2 12-3
16-71
1
CI;cL;lC
1
1955
3195
9 45 6-2
2-705
1
116 22 6-6
16-72
1
F;pS;R;lbM ..
1
iqr.fi
3196
11. 98
9 45 25-6
3-300
1
72 39 56-5
16-75
1
©; F; L; R; vglbM; rr;
4
19.57
651
11.835
9 46 19-3
4-327
9,
30 2 40-3
16-81
2
2Bstsp.
cF;pS;lE; vgbM; #10 n 7'
4
1958
652
III. 254
9 46 26-5
3-097
1
87 55 58-0
16-80
vF; vL; vmElll°-5
3
1959
3198
9 46 38-8
2-834
1
107 59 3-0
16-80
vF;pS; R;IbM
1»
I960
3199
9 47 1-9
2-704
1
116 40 25-6
16-82
pF; R
1*
19fil
3201
9 47 41-3
2-707
1
116 37 56-5
16-85
pF;S; R;gl)M
1*
1962
3202
III. 272
9 47 50-8
2-836
1
107 58 44-8
16-86
F;pL; R;glbM
2*
1963
3200
II I. 600
9 47 53-6
3-293
1
72 54 4-1
16-87
vF;S;vlE;gbM
2
1964
656
VI. 4
9 47 59-1
3-133
2
85 4 19-1
16-87
8
F;pL;vlE; vgbM;rr;#7f90'.
4
1965
3203
9 4g i.vs
2-692
2
117 38 37-4
16-88
2
pB; S; R- vgmbM' #11 att
2
1966
III. 978
9 48 24-1
7-497
1
9 3 41-8
16-96
1
203°-8.
eF;pL; vlbM; 2S sts
1
196?
3205
9 48 31-2
0-647
1
163 16 15-5
16-85
F; L; iR; glbM; S# inv
1
1968
3204
III. 601
9 48 39-8
3-297
1
72 30 4-3
16-91
vF; cS; v!E;er
2
1969
654
II. 333
9 48 42-7
5-376
1
17 9 25-2
16-94
pF; vS; R; bM; #11 nr
3
1970
653
11.903
9 48 44-4
6-102
1
13 10 9-5
16-95
vF; pL.; r
2
1971
655
II. 334
9 48 57-4
5-366
1
17 12 16-5
16-95
vF;vS; vglbM
3
1972
11.909
H.ON5
9 49 50-5
5-382
1
17 12 24-7
16-99
F; pL; R; 3rd of 3
1
1973
657
II. 492
9 50 7-9
3-533
3
56 57 50-4
16-98
3
pB;pL;E90+;gbM;#9nf
4
1974
III. 293
9 50 32-8
3-474
1
60 21 51-7
16-99
1
eeF; eS; stellar (?)
1«
1975
659
II. 59
9 50 39-1
3-209
1
78 58 42-7
16-99
1
pB; pS; R;gmbMN; 3 st nr
2
1976
3206
III. 273
9 50 47-0
2-831
2
108 40 49-7
16-99
9,
vF;pS;lE;glbM
3
1977
III. 853
9 51 10-7
4-126
1
33 42 23-9
17-03
1
vF; S; vglbM
1
1978
660
III. 542
9 51 18-7
3-585
1
53 55 47-9
17-03
1
vF; pL; ill; vgvlbM ....
4
1979
3207
9 51 19-5
3-261
1
74 53 56-9
17-03
1
vvF- #14 att- #11 f
1
1980
3208
9 51 32-2
2-848
1
107 30 25-9
17-03
1
eF; S; R ...
1
1981
3209
II. 268
9 52 4-6
2-731
1
116 15 22-5
17-05
1
pB; S; R; mbM ..
2
1982
658
1.286
9 52 7-4
4-925
(2)
20 35 17-7
17-09
1
cB; cL; mbM- R with ray
3
1983
V. 47
9 52 24-3
4-119
\ /
1
33 38 27-7
17-09
1
vB; L; mE 135°+
1
1984
III. 934
9 52 34-6
3-241
I
76 19 59-7
17-09
1
vF
]
1985
III. 596
9 52 37-0
2-786
9
112 7 58-4
17-08
9,
vF; cS; IbM; AS st np . .
2
1986
3210
9 52 40-5
2-671
1
119 41 50-4
17-08
1
vF- S- R; J att
1
1987
3211
9 52 45-4
+ 2-722
1
116 28 7-7
+ 17-09
1
vF- S- R- #13 att sf
1
MDCCCLXIV.
82
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata
logue
Eeferences to
Eight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Ac.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulas
Sir W. H.'
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
5067
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
h.
3212
3213
661
3214
3215
3216
3217
663
664
3218
662
665
3219
666
3220
3221
H.
h m s
9 52 50-7
9 53 4-5
9 53 17-7
9 53 19-7
9 53 38-9
9 53 53-3
9 54 2-5
9 54 22-3
9 54 25-4
9 54 27-6
9 54 36-7
9 55 19-4
9 55 46-4
9 55 58-4
9 56 17-6
9 56 40-1
9 56 54-3
9 57 14-8
9 58 3-2
9 58 11-2
9 58 14-3
9 59 14-8
9 59 18-4
9 59 26-0
9 59 51-1
0 0 2-2
10 0 14-8
10 0 40-4
8
+ 2-832
2-607
3-367
2-705
2-831
2-655
2-832
3-398
3-525
2-655
4-298
3-675
2-120
3-504
2-660
2-746
3-242
3-818
2-716
1-934
2-988
2-627
3-247
3-003
2-848
2-700
3-299
3-195
3-296
2-523
1-540
3-759
1-545
2-719
2-982
2-936
5-285
3-861
+ 3-222
— 0-511
+ 3-113
2-700
3-592
5-424
3-345
3-589
4-054
3-116
3-116
3-34
4-194
3-116
3-745
+ 87-502
]
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1:
2
1
2
2
1
3
1
3
2
1
1
1
2
0)
1
4
1?
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1:
1?
2
1:
1
3
[1]
1
3
1
1::
10S 50 56-7
123 33 46-0
66 55 52-6
117 38 50-3
108 57 52-9
120 52 53-2
108 57 58-5
64 37 15-1
56 37 10-4
120 59 37-8
29 13 26-7
48 35 27-3
144 6 16-3
58 8 19-2
121 0 33-2
115 29 25-8
75 49 0-4
42 3 28-0
117 46 13-6
149 26 46-6
97 2 32-9
123 32 36-4
74 55 35-7
95 51 17-9
89 15 7-3
108 33 36-3
119 15 12-6
70 53 43-5
79 20 43-5
71 4 49-8
129 45 5'5
156 41 44-1
43 21 12-6
156 41 30-4
118 22 22-3
97 47 52-5
101 44 15-8
15 54 35-5
38 49 21-9
76 38 47-9
169 43 54-4
86 10 27-2
120 16 4-2
50 33 28-5
50 33 +
14 53 50-7
66 34 30-8
50 40 11-1
32 38 47-1
85 56 15-7
85 52 53-7
59 42 7
29 4 36-3
85 50 20-3
42 42 39-2
0 6 46-2
+ 17-09
17-10
17-12
17-n
17-13
17-14
17-15
17-17
17-18
17-16
17-19
17-21
17-21
17-24
17-24
17-26
17-28
17-30
17-32
17-32
17-33
17-38
17-39
17-43
17-41
17-42
17-45
17-45
17-46
17-45
17'47
17-52
17-48
17-51
17-55
17-56
17-65
17-63
17-63
17-58
17-64
17-64
17-65
17-69
17-66
17-67
17-67
17-69
17-69
17-69
17-71
17-71
17-74
+ 19-47
2
1
2
2
1
3
1
3
2
1
i
i
2
1::
vF;S;R
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
3
1
2
O
2
2
2
2f
1
3
1
3
3
1
0
2
1
2
2*
1
1
4t
1
1*
2
1
1
4
2
1
3
1
3
1
2
0
1
5
2
1
0
8
0
1
8
1
1*
pB; S; R; pmbM; bet 2 st...
vF; S
III. 24
pF; pS; R; vSotinv ...
II. 293
pB; pS; iR; bM; p of 2
F; L; E; vgvlbM ..
eF; R; IbM; f of 2
pB; S;mE90°+;'PsbMN...
eF; S
III. 478
pB; pS; R; gpmbM .. .
III. 916
IV. 48
vF; vS; R; bM; *11, 142°-2
eF;pL;E45° + ;vF*inv...
Cl; C; IE; st!3 16 ..
II. 320
F; S; R;sbM
F; S; R; glbM . .. .
cF; vL; vmE82°-3;lbM ...
F; L red * n 3'
II. 898
667
3222
3224
C 6681
\3223J
3225
pB; S; R; SmbM *12
eF;L;A2st8m
A. 297
CI;eL;lC;B;st9...14
vB; L; vmE45°;
vg, vsmbMEN.
F;pS; R;gbM
1.163
Auw. N. 26
F;(Lassell, Mar. 31, 1848)...
F;S;lE;er
11.305
See No. 5067.
F;pL; R; IbM; *s
3226
3227
669
670
671
3228
3229
672
3231
3230
3232
673
674
675
677
3234
680
3233
678
} 678, a
676
682
681
679
684, a
684
cF; S; R; vgbM
III. 65
eF; cS; vlE; r
10 0 45-2
1
1
4
1?
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1:
1::
3
1:
1
4
[1]
1
4
1
1::
eF; S; psbM; 31 Leon sflOO"
pB; pS; pmE; gbM
10 0 54*9
2017
2018
10 1 8-2
!I; O ; vB; vL; IE; *9M; 4S-0 d.
B; R;bM
10 1 46-2
10 2 9-8
2019
F;S;R;gbM
2020
2021
10 2 Q-9
pB;pS; R;gbM; *13n ...
vF;S;IE
10 2 30-4
10 3 9-9
10 3 17-7
10 4 47-5
10 4 48-3
10 5 8-4
10 5 10-7
10 5 25-3
10 5 27-7
10 5 31-3
10 5 +
10 5 42-7
10 5 43-5
10 5 48-2
10 5 49-2
10 6 15-4
10 6 29-6
10 6 36
10 6 45-3
10 6 58-5
10 7 32-0
10 8 7-9
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
2033
2034
2035
2036
2037
2038
2039
2040
2041
2042
2043
F;R
III. 51 8
I. 79
F;pL; R; vg, slbM; f of 2...
vB; L; R; vg, vsvmbM
* 7 m in photosphere 2' or 3' d
HI. 53
F; S;1E; vlbM; *15inv ...
F; cS; R; psbM; A B st f ...
vF; pS; E; #8'9sp
III. 255
II. 639
cB; cS; R; psbM; r
R. 2 novse
3 seen; one(? which)=h.678
vF; S; R
II. 43
11.640
pF; cL; R; vglbM; r; S*inv
F; S; R;gbM
eF;S;R; vglbM
R. nova
vvF; mEO°+
I. 3
B; pS; R; psmbM; p of 2...
F; S;??ClofvSst
D' Arrest, 68
683
685
686
250
F; psbM; stellar; * 7'8 np 5'
B; pL; vlE; pgmbM; * 11,
78°% 80".
F; S; R
I. 4
vF;R;gbM;*ll, 2's; Po-
larissima Borealis.
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTEES OF STABS.
83
No.
Referent*
8 tO
Eight
Annual
Precession
No.
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
of
Cata-
logue
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
of
Obs.
used.
for
1860, Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Ac.
of Obs.
by h.
mil J I.
2044
h.
3235
H.
h in -
10 8 9*4
s
+ 2'754
1
116 59 43-5
+ 17-75
1
eF;S;R;2B8tf
1
2045
III.964
10 8 H'-l
5-415
1
14 38 38-0
17-80
1
cF; S; stellar; S * f nr
1
2046
3236
10 8 18-9
2-738
2
118 11 3-8
17-76
2
cB ; L; mE 50°-5; vglbM ...
2
2047
6.87
III. 25
10 8 51 '5
3-318
3
68 10 42-7
17-79
3
cF; S; R; psBM
4
9048
3237
10 9 23-5
2-905
1
105 5 56-0
17-80
1
pB; pL;gpmbM
1
2049
688, a
10 9 44-5
3-623
47 53 13-9
17-83
MS; no description
0
2050
688,6
11. nova
10 9 47-2
3-623
47 54 1-9
17-83
MS; no description
0
2051
I. 265
10 9 47-5
4-082
1
31 5 44-2
17-84
1
cB;cL;iR; vgbM
1
2052
688
I. 168
10 9 49-9
3-623
1
47 53 1*9
17-83
1
pB; vL; R; vgbM
4
2053
689
10 9 53-3
3-627
1
47 41 6-2
17-84
1
pF; vL; R; vgbM; 12%5d;
1
2054
mi5
692,o
692,6
D'Arrest, 69
R. nova
10 9 57
10 10 4-7
3-32
3-324
[2]
67 35 48
67 25 19-5
17-83
17-85
[2]
*lln2'.
pF; |iL; ginbM (Jin Lord R.'s
diagram).
Marked y in Lord R.'s diagr
0
0
POftfi
690
III.910
10 10 17-0
4-047
1
31 53 7-8
17-86
1
C- T
vF; pL; r
2
2057
692, c
R. nova
10 10
67 28
mE, parallel to h. 692, with
0
0058
692
11. 44
10 10 23-3
3-324
3
67 28 10-5
17-85
I
which it forms D neb.
B;pS; E;psbMN;spof2
4f
2059
691
10 10 25-8
3-726
1
42 51 47-8
17-86
1
F; S; R;bM
1
2060
III. 704
10 10 27'6
3-728
1
42 43 44-8
17-86
1
eF; vS;(?)
1
flOfil
693
II. 45
10 10 41-11
3-324
3
67 24 24-8
17-86
8
B; S; vlE; pslbM; r; #9
4
9<\f>9
HI. 695
10 10 46-8
+ 5-391
1
14 29 43-0
17-90
1
352°-0, 75" nf of 2.
vF; vS
1
sofia
3241
10 10 51-5
— 0-506
c
170 10 11-6
17-82
f,
I; O; pB; S; IE; 13"-0 d,
*t
?064
694
III. 348
10 10 53-6
+ 3-398
1:
61 38 27-1
17-87
1:
3S st nr.
eeF; pS; IE
2
*0fi5
III. 966
10 10 57-9
6-114
1
11 4 53-6
17-92
1
vF;vS
1
Wfifi
695
I. 199
10 11 14-4
3-702
1
43 44 15-7
17-89
1
pB; vL; mE45°+ ; vgbM...
3
9(tf>7
3239
10 11 46-1
2-128
4
147 15 39*7
17-89
4
!; vB; vL; falcate; J N
4-r
so6s
3238
A. 445
10 11 52-8
2-452
2
135 42 6-0
17-90
2
©; vL; iR; 1CM; gbM
2
2069
696
II. 720
10 12 5-3
3-643
1 :•
46 18 42-6
17-92
1 :
st 13. ..16.
cF; S; R; vgbM; 1st of 3...
2
?070
3240
10 12 5-5
2-777
2
116 0 17-3
17-91
2
pB; S; cE; gbM
2
3071
698
10 12 12-9
3-396
1
61 28 54-6
17-92
1
eF; pL; gbM
1
2072
699
11.721
10 12 21-7
3-641
1
46 20 50-2
17-94
1
cF; S; R; vgbM; 2nd of 3...
2
2073
697
1.266
10 12 30-9
4-011
1
32 22 5-2
17-94
1
pB; cL; E; vglbM
2
2074
700
II. 722
10 12 33-3
3-641
1
46 18 50-2
17-94
1
cF; S; R; stellar; 3rd of 3...
2
2075
701
10 12 47-0
3-365
1
63 47 46-5
17-95
1
F; S; R; has a *
]
S076
3242
10 13 17-6
1-946
2
151 58 35-5
17-95
2
O; =* 10 m; R; am 150 st
2
2077
II 1. 979
H. ON
10 13 34-0
6-559
1
9 27 5-6
18-02
1
Stellar; 1st of 3
1
£078
III. 980
H. ON
10 13 34-2
6-565
1
9 26 5*6
18-02
1
vF- S- 2nd of 3
1
2079
III. 981
H. ON
10 13 34-3
6-571
1
9 25 5-9
18-03
1
vF- S; 3rd of 3
1
2080
702
III. 330
10 13 55-0
3-342
1
65 21 53-7
J7-99
1
vF; pS; H; bM
2
2081
1.283
10 14 23-0
5-297
1
14 37 52-9
18-03
1
cB; cL; eR
1
2082
III.911
10 14 26-4
3-998
1
32 15 55-6
18-02
1
vF; cL; iF
1
S083
D'Arrest, 70
10 14 39
3-31
T2T
67 42 12
18-01
T21
eF* mE; a ray
0
£084
Auw. N. 27
10 14 55-0
3-288
L*J
69 24 42-6
18-02
L*J
F* IbMr (Winnecke, June
o
2085
3243
10 15 20-5
2-683
1
123 32 59-9
18-03
1
1855).
pB; vL; vlE; pslbMN
1
«086
3244
10 15 27-7
2-677
1
123 59 28*2
18-04
1
vF* pS; R; vgmbM
1
2087
703
II. 882
10 15 43-0
4-028
1
31 9 19-1
18-07
1
cF; pL; IE; vgbM
2
2088
II. 28
10 15 55-1
3-289
1
69 23 27-8
18-06
1
vF* cLl R 1 -r-» t ~n ~.t f
1*
2089
II. 29
10 15 58-5
3-289
1
69 22 28-1
18-07
1
vF*cL*Il}Dneb;45>2{
1*
2090
3245
A. 386
10 16 10-6
2-352
!••
141 1 1-8
18-06
!••
Cl- 9 L & a few S st
1
5068
10 16 14-1
89 13 46*0
See No. 5068.
2091
705
10 16 15*7
3-207
3
76 44 21'4
18-08
3
3
2092
704
10 16 25-6
4*456
1
22 29 6-0
18-10
1
Cl- cL- P* 1C- st 10 12
1
2093
D'Arrest, 71
10 16 33
3.QQ
n i
III 111 49
Ift-HQ
ri i
eeF- #11 p Is 150"pof2
o
2094
706
10 17 5-1
3-374
L-J
j
62 16 5-0
18-10
L* J
1
pB- pS- R- psbM .. .
1*
2095
D'Arrest, 72
10 17 7
3-38
ro-|
61 16 12
18-11
T21
F* S- f of2
o
2096
707
10 17 16-6
+ 4-142
L*J
1
28 1 16-9
+ 18-13
L*J
1
eF- vS- psbM- 2st 11, 12, f
1
M2
SIE J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
if Obs.
by h.
»ndH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2097
2098
2099
2100
2101
2102
2103
2104
2105
2106
2107
2108
2109
2110
2111
2112
2113
2114
2115
2116
2117
2118
2119
2120
2121
2122
2123
2124
2125
2126
2127
2128
2129
2130
2131
2132
2133
2134
h.
709
708
f-*\
\3246J
3247
3249
3248
4019
711
712
3250
713
3251
3252
H.
III. 631
III. 883
IV. 10
h m s
10 17 27-7
8
+ 3-556
3-980
3-255
2-851
2-717
2-886
2-612
3-385
3-116
2-196
3-314
2-690
2-625
3-35
5-054
3-392
2-111
2-553
2-689
2-689
4-272
2-689
2-546
2-554
2-692
2-556
3-377
3-895
4-246
2-696
2-697
2-699
3-329
2-697
3-360
2-681
2-635
3-369
2-637
2-711
2-536
3-944
2-808
3-945
3-28
3-942
2-713
2-258
3-474
3-698
3-193
3-206
3-285
3-283
+ 2-757
1:
1
3
2
1
4
1
4
1
1::
1
1
4
[1]
1
2
1
1
3
4
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1:
2?
1
1
1
4
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
4
1
[2]
1
1
1:
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
49 39 49-9
32 4 25-9
72 8 18-9
111 4 56-9
121 45 28-9
107 55 50-2
129 6 23-4
60 47 1-7
85 26 24-7
147 10 35-7
66 26 28-6
124 14 38-3
129 13 45-9
63 11 42
15 27 11-9
59 47 27-1
149 57 49-8
133 11 7-1
124 56 49-0
124 53 9-0
24 14 50-9
124 52 39-0
133 56 12-6
133 29 7-6
124 53 48-9
133 24 32-9
60 29 34-9
33 11 37-5
24 32 16-8
124 38 10-2
124 39 10-2
124 30 10-5
64 24 28-5
124 39 3-5
61 36 59-4
126 1 22-1
129 13 51-7
60 46 20-7
129 13 52-0
124 8 4-3
135 22 3-5
30 44 23-1
116 44 11-8
30 40 11-4
67 37 18
30 43 31-4
124 34 31-4
147 28 14-7
51 57 17-3
39 9 51-9
76 34 38-9
75 6 29-2
67 15 27-2
67 23 45-2
121 37 4-2
+ 18-13
18-13
18-13
18-13
18-13
18-14
18-18
18-19
18-19
18-19
18-22
18-21
18-23
18-23
18-27
18-27
18-26
18-27
18-30
18-30
18-33
18-32
18-32
18-32
18-33
18-33
18-33
18-35
18-36
18-34
18-34
18-35
18-35
18-35
18-38
18-37
18-39
18-39
18-40
18-41
18-45
18-47
18-46
18-45
18-47
18-48
18-48
18-49
18-51
18-53
18-53
18-54
18-54
18-54
+ 18-54
1:
1
3
2
1
4
1
5
2
1
3
1
4
[1]
1
3
1
1
2
4
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1:
2?
2
1
1
4
a
n
\
3
3
1
1
1
4
1
[2]
1
1
1:
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
vF; vS; R; p^bM
3
2
5
2
1
7t
1
6
3
3
4
1
5
0
1*
5
1
2
3
4
2
4
1
1
2
1
5
1
2
1
2
3
2
2
5
3
1
4
2
1
1
1
4
2
0
2
1
1*
4
2
2
5
1
3
1
10 17 28'5
F; S; R; pslbM
10 17 31-0
vF; # 9 inv nr M
10 17 53-2
10 17 56-8
eF; S; R- * nr
"*"* pmE* glbM* #11 np
IV. 27
Lai. 20204
10 18 2-2
10 1Q 20-9
;O; vB;lE, 135°;32"d+;
blue.
vF- # 11 m 90" n
I. 86
10 19 24-9
vB- pL- E- smbMEN
10 19 26-0
eF;S;R;2stA;*6,3000,8'
st inv in neb
10 19 37-Q
II. 347
10 20 2-0
pB; S; R; psbM
10 20 6-9
eF; pL; R- vgvlbM
10 20 25-6
pB; pL; R; vg, psbM; *13,
45°.
vF • pL * 3 B st sp
D'Arrest, 73
10 20 29
III. 31 6
I. 72
10 20 51-1
10 21 27*2
feF; pS; inE * r
714
3253
3254
3255
3256
715
3257
3258
3260
3259
3261
718
716
717
3262
3263
3264
719
3265
720
3266
3267
721
3268
3269
3271
cB;L; E45°+ ; psmbMN...
Cl- pS- vC- st 15
10 21 32-2
10 21 53-0
cB- S- R- gmbM
000 OQ.Q
vF; vS; R;p*bM; 1st of 4...
cF; S; R; pslbM; 2nd of 4...
F; S; R;gbM
0 22 36-9
10 22 42-9
II. 870
10 22 52-7
10 23 3-0
10 23 8-2
10 23 11-4
10 23 13-8
10 23 15-9
10 23 18-3
10 23 29-5
10 23 33-9
10 23 37-9
10 23 41-1
10 23 44-1
10 23 45-9
10 24 27-7
10 24 34-0
10 24 57-7
10 25 4-1
10 25 26-1
10 25 34-3
10 26 51-1
10 26 58-6
10 27 1-3
10 27 9-3
10 27 11
10 27 12-7
10 27 47-4
10 28 7-7
10 28 12-8
10 28 44-6
10 28 57-8
10 29 10-6
10 29 13-4
10 29 18-1
10 29 20-3
vvF; vS; R; pslbM; 3rd of 4
F ; S ; R * am st
eF; S; R
vF; vS; R; pslbM; 4th of 4
F; S;mE 280°+; psbM ...
pF; S; R; psbM; * sf nr ...
eF- bet 2 S st
III. 349
II. 871
cF; vS; R; psmbM*
eF- vS- R- 1st of 4
F- S- R- 2nd of 4
F- S- R- bM- 3rd of 4
III. 331
cF; vS; E; glbM
pF; S; E;pmbM; 4th of 4...
F- pL- R- glbM- * f
II. 358
F- L- vlE- pslbM
F- S- * 8 p
II. 359
cB- cS- R- pgmbM
2135
2136
2137
2138
2139
2140
2141
2142
2143
2144
2145
2146
214?
2146
214S
2150
2151
F- S- R; £ nf.
eF- pL- E- glbM
pF;S;R;gbM
III.912
eF- vS
3270
722
pB; S; IE; gbM; 1st of 9 ...
vF; pS; R; pslbM
III.917
D'Arrest, 74
F- oL- * p 24", 225" s
723
3272
3276
724
725
726
T «7|
III. 91 8
eF; cS; R; vglbM
eF- vS; R
Cl; B; Ri; pL
1.164
III. 767
III. 54
III. 55
II. 46
II. 46??
cB; L; mE 135°+ ; glbM ...
vF; pS; iE
eF- cL; R; vgbM; r
cF; cS; R; pmbM; r; atnB st
pF; S; r; ApBstn
t_3273j
728
3274
cB- S- IE- psbM; r
eF- S- R
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTEES OF STARS.
No.
Reference
s to
Right
Annual
Precession
No.
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
of
Cata-
logue
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
of
Obs.
used.
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, lie.
times
of Obs.
by b.
and H.
2152
h.
3275
H.
h m s
10 29 22-6
1
+ 2-756
1
121 38 4'l-2
+ 18-54
1
vF; S; R
1
215.'!
730
III. 66
10 29 27-1
3-245
2
71 8 48-2
18-54
2
vF; vS; rlE; glbM;r....
3
2154
729
III. 615
10 29 339
3-470
9,
51 49 25-5
18-55
?,
vF; cS; psbM; er ..
4
2155
3277
10 29 38-5
2-818
1
116 26 17-5
18-55
1
vF; S; R; 2nd of 9
1
2156
3278
10 29 41-3
2-813
1
116 52 38-5
18-55
1
eeF; 3rd of 9
1
2157
3279
10 29 48-4
2-816
4
116 42 50-5
18-55
4
F; S; R; 4th of 9
4
2158
731
IV. 60
10 29 59-7
3-770
1
35 45 49-1
18-55
1
O? cB; pL; R;
3+
2159
3280
10 30 1-1
2-815
2
116 48 5-8
18-56
2
vg, vsmbMN 15".
B; L; R; p of D neb- 5th of 9
3
2160
3281
10 30 9-5
2-815
1::
116 49 17-1
18-57
It:
B; L; R; fofDneb; 6th of 9
1
2161
3282
10 30 28-7
2-815
2
116 53 42-1
18-57
2
cF; E; gbM- 7th of 9 .
2
2162
3283
10 30 39'9
2-815
1
116 56 48-4
18-58
1
8th of 9
1
2163
3284
10 30 59-8
2-817
3
116 52 45-7
18-59
3
F; S; R; bM- 9th of 9
3
3164
3285
10 31 6-1
2-636
2
130 54 24-7
18-59
9,
cF; pL; pmE; IbM
2
2165
III.700
10 31 7-4
3-526
1
47 36 30-3
18-61
1
cF; L; iE; mb, s of M
1
9166
732
II. 745
10 31 12-8
3-626
2
41 51 29-3
18-61
2
F;pS;raEO 90°-#10nf
4
216/
3286
A. 322?
10 32 2-9
2-277
1
147 53 48-6
18-62
1
pB; vvL; IF; J inv
1
21 68
734
11.348
10 32 1/-5
3-299
2
65 11 2-2
18-64
9,
vF; S; R; gbM; vS # alt
3
21 69
733
10 32 34-7
5-264
3
12 26 32-4
18-68
3
pB; S; IE; psmbM...
3
2170
1.272
10 32 34-7
3-158
1 ::
79 59 19-5
18-65
B; S; iR; mbMBN
2
«171
3287
A. 355
10 33 1-6
2-409
1
143 24 4-5
18-65
Cl; P; st 9
1
2172
3288
10 33 26-3
2-729
1
125 19 17-0
18-70
eF; vS; mE- * 15 att
1
2173
735
11.641
10 33 28-5
3-451
1
51 58 16-4
18-68
cF; vS; R; bM
4
SI 74
3289
10 33 43-6
2-823
1
117 1 41*4
18-68
vF; pL: IE: elbM
1
2175
737
II. 77
10 34 42-7
3-195
2
75 31 44-6
18-72
2
F; cL; E; vgbM; r; #7plO'
4
2176
736
III. 317
10 35 17'6
4-724
1
15 54 50-5
18-75
pF; S; R;gbM
2
2177
III. 5
10 35 25-5
3-157
1
79 49 40-2
18'74
eF;eS
1
2178
739
I. 81
10 35 49-5
3-298
1
64 20 20-5
18-75
cB; L; gbM; #inv; 2stf ...
3
2179
740
I. 26
10 36 8-6
3-178
1
77 16 41-8
18-76
cB; pL; E; rnbM
2
2180
3290
V. 7
10 36 10-9
3-203
1
74 23 11-8
18-76
cF; vL; R; vgvlbM- er
2
2181
3291
10 36 23-8
2-732
4
125 37 46-8
18-76
3
pF; S; mEO°+; vsvmbM-
4
2182
738
I. 80
10 36 29-0
4-648
1
16 25 22-7
18-79
1
1st of 3.
B; S; ilE; psbM;
2
2183
742
10 36 33-7
3-358
1
58 32 21-1
18-77
1
*n,281°-8,20«-0.
eF; vS; 2»t9-10, s
1
2184
743
M. 95
10 36 36-7
3-175
2
77 34 22-1
18-77
4
B; L; R; pgtnbMrN
8
2185
741
III. 842
10 36 39-2
3-782
1
33 18 30-6
18-78
1
F; cS; R- p»bM- #s 90"
2
2186
3292
10 36 41-4
2-734
4
125 38 53-1
18-77
3
F; S; vlE; psbM; 2nd of 3
4
2187
744
III. 107
10 36 53-2
3-133
2
82 30 48-4
18-78
2
vF; pS; R; bM- *9, 150"
4
2188
3293
10 37 11-7
0.735
1°5 38 59*7
18-79
cF- vS- vlE- vS*att- 3rd of 3
2
2189
745
V. 52
10 37 21-0
4-018
1
26 2 25-3
18-81
1
pB; L; E0°- glbM
2*
2190
746
III. 318
10 37 57-1
4-583
1
16 49 37-9
18*83
1
vF; L; R; vgbM- r- * sf
2
2191
747
10 38 59-5
3-091
1
87 28 32-5
18-85
1
eF; L* eE - vgvlbM - a ray
1
2192
3294
10 39 4-1
2-644
1?
132 58 43-5
18-85
1
F; E; gbM; *6, 7 vnr
1«
2193
748
II. 78
10 39 10-5
3-189
2
75 31 1-5
18-85
2
pB;cL- iR- vglbM- r- I»tof3
5
2194
749
M.96
10 39 20-4
3-173
4
77 26 55-8
18-86
4
vB; vL; IE; vsvmbM; r
8
2195
750
II. 81
10 39 34-8
3-219
2
71 59 40-1
18-87
I
cB; pL; vlE; gbM; r
3
2196
751
10 39 37-3
3-188
1
75 28 25-1
18-87
1
F; R; 2nd ot'3
1
2197
3295
A. 309
10 39 36-8
2-313
3
148 56 44-8
18-86
3
2198
753
10 39 49-3
3-187
1
75 35 15-1
18-87
1
F- R- 3rd of 3
1
2199
752
III. 701
10 39 49-4
3-506
1
46 4 18-4
18-88
1
vF; cS; iR
2
2200
D'Arrest, 75
10 40 12
3-12
rn
83 12 24
18-88
rn
vF- S
0
2201
754
II. 99
10 40 16-7
3-189
L* J
2
75 16 24-7
18'89
2
vB; cL; R; svmbMBN
5*
2202
3296
10 40 2"-4
2-702
3
1 oq 17 0.7
18-89
3
cF; S- R- glbM
4
2203
757
I. 17
Mechain.
10 40 25-7
3-177
3
76 41 10-7
18-89
3
vB; cL; R; psbM; r
8
2204
755
II. 360
10 40 27-4
3-323
5
60 39 47-7
18-89
5
pB; pS- 11- sbM
6
2205
756
II. 565
10 40 33-2
3-390
2
54 33 18-7
18-89
2
pF; cL; iR; vglbM; 1st of 3
3
2206
3297
10 40 39'5
2-874
2
113 41 36-7
18-89
2
F; pL; ill- glbM
2
2207
758
I. 18
10 40 52-2
3-177
3
76 38 27-0
18-90
3
vB; L; R; psmbM; 2nd of 3
8
2208
759
10 40 54-9
3-116
1
84 15 58-0
18-90
1
vF- R
1
2209
760
10 40 55-7
+ 3-116
2
84 20 22-0
-4-18-90
2
F; S; IE; bM
2
86
SIE J. F. W. HEKSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
Eeferences to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Eemarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2210
2211
2212
2213
2214
2215
2216
2217
2218
2219
2220
2221
2222
2223
2224
2225
2226
2227
2228
2229
2230
2231
2232
2233
2234
2235
2236
2237
2238
2239
2240
2241
2242
2243
2244
2245
2246
2247
2248
2249
2250
2251
2252
2253
2254
2255
2256
2257
2258
2259
2260
2261
2262
2263
2264
2265
2266
2267
h.
762
761
3298
763
3299
764
765
766
H.
ll III S
10 41 2-5
10 41 3-8
10 41 32-5
10 41 36-0
10 41 41-8
10 41 59-8
10 42 2-4
10 42 7-5
10 42 34-7
10 42 57-4
10 43 2-3
10 43 15-4
10 43 17-6
10 43 20-3
10 43 21-3
10 43 33-3
10 43 +
10 43 33-5
10 43 28-5
10 43 29-8
10 43 41-7
10 43 49-0
10 43 52-8
10 43 54-7
10 43 57-2
10 44 1-8
10 44 27-8
10 44 33-7
10 44 35-5
10 44 40-7
10 44 40-7
10 44 43-3
10 44 54-9
10 44 59-2
10 45 10-9
10 45 58-4
10 45 58-5
10 45 59-6
10 46 5-2
10 46 20-2
10 46 25-7
10 46 40-2
10 46 52-3
10 47 1-0
10 47 3-0
10 47 11-5
10 47 21-7
10 47 23-7
10 48 2-0
10 48 29-5
10 48 67-1
10 48 57-6
10 49 26-2
10 49 33-9
10 49 58-9
10 50 5-6
10 50 15-1
10 50 35-3
+ 3-116
3-176
2-807
4-082
2-870
4-075
3-364
3-364
5-103
3-717
3-314
4-609
3-619
3-884
3-792
3-496
3-307
2-982
3-180
3-308
3-117
3-355
3-327
3-121
3-356
3-355
3-141
3-395
3-356
3-156
3-105
3-865
3-257
3-740
3-730
2-660
3-203
3-666
2-809
2-919
3-291
2-912
3-206
3-205
2-958
3-207
3-721
3-132
2-879
4-652
3-146
3-145
3-425
2-976
3-759
3-819
+ 3-197
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
(3)
2
2
4
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1::
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
84 18 1-3
76 43 38-3
120 48 44-6
23 28 40-9
114 25 38-6
23 30 51-2
56 16 38-2
56 15 59-2
11 57 49-1
33 49 54-1
60 47 45-1
15 34 35-7
38 13 52-4
27 53 7-4
30 49 46-4
45 32 51-4
45 +
61 17 10-4
102 6 30-0
75 50 51-4
61 9 14-7
83 26 44-4
56 29 54-7
57 16 54-7
83 25 0-7
56 21 52-0
56 18 10-3
80 44 57-3
52 38 29-3
56 10 30-3
79 6 47-3
85 28 16-3
27 58 21-6
66 19 33-6
32 8 27-9
32 16 18-5
134 24 21-2
72 29 30-5
34 56 48-5
122 10 58-5
110 6 14-5
62 1 7-1
111 2 13-1
71 64 33-4
71 58 7-4
105 16 57-4
71 38 54-7
32 8 1-7
81 33 42-0
115 23 58-3
14 3 47-2
79 30 48-9
79 29 49-2
48 18 8-2
103 33 21-5
29 44 47-8
27 39 6-1
72 9 7-1
+ 18-91
18-91
18-92
18-93
18-92
18-94
18-94
18-94
18-97
18-97
18-97
18-97
18-98
18-98
18-98
18-98
18-98
19-00
18-98
18-99
18-99
18-99
18-99
18-99
19-00
19-01
19-01
19-01
19-01
19-01
19-01
19-02
19-02
19-03
19-05
19-04
19-05
19-05
19-05
19-05
19-07
19-07
19-08
19-08
19-08
19-09
19-09
19-10
19-11
19-14
19-13
19-14
19-14
19-15
19-16
19-17
+ 19-17
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
4
1::
2
4
4
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1::
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
Suspected; *nr
1
9
1
2
3
2
1
1
4
2
1
2
2
3
0
5
4
5
5
5«
1
5*
3
2*
1
3*
1
2
3
2
5
2
2
2
1
3
1
1
5
1
1
3
2
1
1
5
1
2
1
1
4
1
2
1
1
II. 41
F; L; E 90°+ ; vglbM;
3rd of 3.
F; S; pniEO0
III. 881
vF; S; psbM; stnr
F; S; R; psbM; 2stlOf
II. 872
1.116
1.117
1.284
III. 792
II. 361
II. 335
cF;S;lE;vgbM
cB; pS; ilE; 1st of 2
pB; pS; ilE; 2nd of 2
cB; vS;iF
vF;S;E;er
768
767
771
769
770
772
772,a
773
776
774
775
/
pF; S; R; bM
pF; L: iE: v<>bM .
pB; R; pgbM
III.919
III. 913
11.718
vF; vS; R; vS* nr
vF; cS; R; 2pB st s
pB; S; vlE; stellar; 3S stnr.
3' disL from h. 772
R. nova
II. 362
III. 522
I. 27
II. 363
IV. 6
II. 131
II. 493
1.118
HI. 88
II. 494
1.118?
III. 108
1.172
B; pL; R; mbM
F;S; R;lbM
B; S;lEl35°+;smbMN...
cF; S;R;bM
1
B; vLj R; bM; r
I
J
F; S
cB; cL;iR;mbM(?58°P.D.).
F; vL; R; vgbM; rr
777
778
779
pF; pL; IE; sp of 3
pB;L;iE;gbM;2udof 3...
eF; eS; R
780
782
783
784
781
786
785
787
3301
3300
788
3302
3303
789
3304
790
791
792
793
pB; pL; vmE 42°-5; *inv?
pB; nf of 3 in a line
III. 20
HI. 497
II. 887
II. 47
HI. 914
1.267
vF; vL; R; vgbM
F;pS; R; vglbM
cF; pS; IE; vgbM
pB; pL; IE 120°; gbM
VF;S;1E
cB;pL;iR; vglbM; *10nt2'
Cl;pL; P;1C; iF;st9...13
eF; vL; vgvlbM; B Jsp ...
B; pL; mE 67°-0; gbM
1.233
F; S; R; *6'7 sf
vF;L;R; vglbM ;r
II. 364
F; pL; vlE; vlbM
F; S; R; bM
pF;lE;npof2
II. 82
IV. 29
pF; S; E; gbM; r; sf of 2...
eF;attto*12f
2 or 3 Sst&neb
1.268
II. 16
vB; vS; R; stellar
794
3305
795
796
798
797
3306
799
vF; vS; vlE; psbM
F; S;R;glbM
eF;PL;R; vglbM; * nf ...
vF; *9, 90°; pof2
vF;R; vsmbM*12; f of 2...
F- eS; R; bM
HI. 632
eeF; S
II. 888
III. 972
III. 67
vF; S; R; vgbM
vF; S; R; bM
vF;E;bet2st
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
87
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Bight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. a
Annual
Precession
in
Bight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'B
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. II.'s
Classes
iiinl Nos.
Other
Authorities.
8268
2269
2270
2271
2272
2273
2274
2275
2276
2277
2278
2279
2280
2281
2282
2283
2284
2285
2286
2287
2288
2289
2290
2291
2292
2293
2294
2295
2296
2297
2298
2299
2300
2301
2302
2303
2304
2305
2306
2307
2308
2309
2310
2311
2312
2313
2314
2315
2316
2317
2318
2319
2320
h.
800
801
3308
3307
802
{ ='}
L3309J
805
803
806
807
808
809
3310
H.
III. 332
III. 705
h m s
10 50 49-8
10 51 18-6
10 52 16-3
10 52 17-7
10 52 29-0
10 52 37-6
10 52 44-4
10 52 50-3
10 52 56-1
10 53 14-5
10 53 49-7
10 54 0-3
10 54 11-7
10 54 29-4
10 54 30-4
10 64 45-6
10 55 9-9
10 55 32-8
10 55 33-8
10 55 50-2
10 55 53-7
10 55 59-3
10 56 3-9
10 56 5-4
10 56 6-3
10 56 27-4
10 56 28-0
10 56 43-8
10 56 50-2
10 57 1-2
10 57 13-1
10 58 19-3
10 58 38-7
10 59 4-5
10 59 13-5
10 59 41-3
11 0 17-4
11 0 19-9
11 0 20-6
11 0 33-8
11 0 45-4
11 1 17-1
11 1 18-9
11 1 31-1
11 1 32-2
11 2 29-3
11 2 38-9
11 2 40-8
11 2 44-9
11 3 3-0
11 3 3-7
11 3 9-6
8
+ 3-253
3'485
2-675
2-869
4-670
3-178
3-288
3-686
3-170
3-158
3-274
3-100
2-432
2-945
3-171
3-636
4-582
2-457
3-271
2-976
3-147
3-195
2-970
3-106
3-277
2-923
3-269
2-923
2-955
4-248
3-622
2-446
3-0/6
4-481
3-145
3-263
2-956
2-956
3-609
2-530
2-823
3-104
3-260
3-258
3-319
3-683
3-137
3-314
3-518
3-554
3-254
+ 3-253
1
1
1
1
1
4
10
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
I
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
5
3
O t //
65 1 18-4
43 8 17-7
135 49 22-3
117 43 48«3
13 25 47-9
74 24 56-6
60 16 20-6
>31 34 53-9
75 20 58-9
77 5 16-2
61 32 11-5
85 37 30-5
149 34 46-5
108 43 14-1
74 52 13-1
33 2 13-4
13 27 12-0
149 5 48-7
61 16 22-7
104 44 26-0
78 10 23-0
71 6 42-0
105 32 3-0
84 28 16-3
60 21 55-3
112 21 17-3
61 11 48-3
112 29 17-6
108 1 41-6
16 40 22-2
32 43 27-2
150 36 38-5
89 16 57-8
13 33 18-7
77 51 22-4
60 43 33-7
108 43 4-0
108 47 19-0
32 1 29-0
147 55 1-0
126 25 0-3
84 24 45-6
60 47 14-0
60 34 29-9
53 12 44-9
27 54 1-5
78 30 58-5
53 12 35-5
35 51 45-8
33 34 44-1
60 28 50-8
60 33 4-1
//
+ 19-18
19-19
19-21
19-21
19-23
19-22
19-22
19-23
19-23
19-24
19-25
19-25
19-25
19-27
19-27
19-28
19-30
19-29
19-29
19-30
19-30
19-30
19-30
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-31
1932
19-32
19-34
19-34
19-35
19-36
19-39
19-38
19-39
19-40
19-40
19-40
19-40
19-41
19-42
19-40
19-43
19-43
19-45
19-45
19-45
19-46
19-47
19-46
+ 19-47
1
1
1
1
1
4
10
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
1
3
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
6
3
vF;R;gbM;*13|^^}
cF; S; R
2
2
1
1
1
5
13
2
4*
3
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
1
4
4
2
1
5
2
2
2
1
2
2
I
4
1
5
5
1
1
2
4
1
2*
1
1
1
2
2»
1
2
3
8«
5
eF; S: R: gbM
pF; S; R; bM; am st
Very doubtful object ...
II. 100
I. 87
1.269
11.101
III. 21
F;L; R; elbM;r .,
cB; cL; R; gmbM
{"'ceB:;}vlE:PS'*13satt
vB; pLj'lE 80°+; smbMN.
eF; cS; R; bMN
vF- R; bM; #sp
III. 498
vF; pL; roE
Cl;pL; pRi; !C;stl3
vF- vS- iR- glbM
III. 824
III. 75
111. 793
III J^7
1-\968
eF; pL...
vF" vS* stellar
3311
810
3312
811
812
814
}
\ *p \ ; D neb; v near
3S stl 0 m in vF neb
f
I. 88
B; L; E; mbMN; rr; p of 2
pF; S; R;glbM; #14 nr ..
vF; cS; R; vgvlbM
III. 22
IV. 7
II. 507
III. 598
II. 365
V. 39
II. 366
V. 40
cFi pL; R; sbMS*;
*9 att 25°.
F;{J['v|};bM;*nfinv..
eF- S- IE- ?
813
F;L;.cE; *7, 310° 8'
vK* vL' mE
815
3313
816
817
3314
818
F; pSj R; pgbM, f of 2
vF; vL* mE ... .
vF- pL- R- vgvlbM
II. 336
II. 884
pB; vS; iR; psmbM*
cF; S; R; vgbM
Cl- pRi- pC
I. 13
II. 904
III. 23
III. 350
cB; cL; mE 140°+;vsmbMN
F- pL- IbM .
819
820
3316
3317
821
3315
3318
823
822
825
824
826
828
827
831
829
832
F; S; IE; psbM; 2st np in
line.
eF- S- *10 p 60"
F; S; R; pslbM;pof2
eF- S- R- vlbM- f of 2
III. 915
vF- S- R: pebM...
A. 323
!!;Cl;eL;R;lC;st8...12...
III. Ill
cF- vS- R; bM; r ..
F- S- R-bM
eF
vF- R- psbM- *7p 7'
III. 920
11. 42
eF- vS- E0°+; r . .
F- S- IE- vlbM
eF- S- *8 p
1.220
V. 46
III. 351
III. 352
cB- cL- cE 160°
cB; vL; vmE 79°'0; pbM; r.
;F(?mr);S;R;bM;«9fl';
1st of 4.
eF- vS- 2nd of 4
88
SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Bight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
f Obs.
byh.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2321
2322
2323
2324
2325
2326
2327
2328
2329
2330
2331
2332
2333
2334
2335
2336
2337
2338
2339
2340
2341
2342
2343
2344
2345
2346
2347
2348
2349
2350
2351
2352
2353
2354
2355
2356
2357
2358
2359
2360
2361
2362
2363
2364
2365
2366
2367
2368
2369
2370
2371
2372
2373
2374
h.
833
3319
H.
h m s
11 3 12-0
11 3 19-8
11 3 25-7
11 3 26-1
11 3 30-4
11 3 36-1
11 3 56-5
11 4 2-4
11 4 9-7
11 4 32-1
11 4 32-5
11 4 39-9
11 5 52-5
11 5 53-4
11 5 54-4
11 5 56-2
11 6 3-2
11 6 14-4
11 6 18-3
11 6 21-4
11 6 28-1
11 6 31-0
11 6 34-8
11 6 51-9
11 6 59-1
11 7 4-5
11 7 16-1
11 7 26-0
11 7 30-1
11 7 43-8
11 7 49-1
11 8 4-2
11 8 6-6
11 9 7-0
11 9 7-9
11 9 21-8
11 9 29-9
11 9 30-6
11 9 35-3
11 10 11-5
11 10 16-1
11 10 20-9
11 10 29-9
11 10 39-5
11 10 +
11 10 53-0
11 10 59-5
11 11 0-0
11 11 9-6
11 11 21-4
11 11 29-6
Jl 11 32-8
11 11 36-7
11 11 40-5
11 12 17-2
11 12 43-1
8
+ 3-253
2-830
3-144
3-139
4-167
3-252
2-832
3-108
2-835
2-972
2-534
2-842
2-522
3-424
2-988
2-526
2-526
2-528
3-422
2-541
2-923
2-540
3-514
3-621
2-546
3-000
3-144
3-520
3-404
3-154-
2-946
3-172
3-339
2-558
3-098
3-169
2-885
3-169
3-169
3-548
3-098
3-533
3-366
3-197
3-149
2-939
3-197
3-520
1-992
2-899
3-745
3-139
3-111
3-512
+ 3-164
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
60 36 21-1
126 46 48-1
77 19 26-1
78 3 34-1
16 22 0-4
60 32 50-1
126 46 43-4
83 25 3-4
126 42 10-4
107 31 27-7
149 28 52-7
126 5 31-7
150 36 57-3
40 53 27-6
105 11 45-6
150 28 3-6
150 32 58-6
150 30 34-6
40 51 28-9
150 26 42-6
115 59 51-9
150 35 29-9
34 13 38-2
28 32 29-2
150 2 19-2
103 19 48-2
76 25 29-5
33 29 29-5
41 45 30-5
74 26 53-8
112 57 42-8
71 7 42-8
47 38 28-8
150 29 39-4
84 42 34-4
71 14 8-7
123 3 54-7
71 11 38-7
71 5 49-7
30 27 29-0
84 40 50-0
31 14 40-3
43 29 5-3
65 49 46-3
65 49 +
74 29 36-6
115 21 55-6
65 42 34-6
31 30 10-6
165 27 17-6
122 2 45-9
21 59 31-9
76 8 46-9
81 42 52-9
31 22 36-2
70 52 55-5
+ 19-47
19-47
19-47
19-47
19-48
19-47
19-48
19-48
19-48
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-51
19-52
19-52
19-52
19-52
19-52
19-53
19-52
19-53
19-53
19-54
19-54
19-54
19-54
19-55
19-55
19-55
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-58
19-58
19-59
19-59
19-59
19-59
19-60
19-60
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-62
19-62
19-62
19-62
19-62
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-64
+ 19-65
2
2
1
1
1
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1:
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
3
2
1
1
1
«
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
vF;pS;R;bM;3rdof4 ...
B; S;R;pgrabM; 1st of 3...
eF;pS;lE;r
2
2
1
1
2
3
2
3
2
1
1
1
H
1
1
2t
2f
2f
2
2f
4
2f
4t
2
1
3
4
1
2
2
1
2
4
2
1
3
1
3
3
5
5
2
3
2
0
1
1
1
3
1
2
2
8*t
1
1
2
III. 79
834
830
835
3320
836
3321
F;S;R;gbM
11.337
pF; pS; IE; gbM;
*15, 22°-l,70!'.
vF; pL; 4th of 4
pF; S; R; bM; 2nd of 3
III. 89
eF;R;sbM;r
vF; pL; R; *inv; 3B st nr..
pF; pL; IF; bM
11.819
3323
3322
3324
Cl;pRi;lC
eF; S; R; glbM; 3stllf ...
F; IE; 1st of 6
HI. 723
eF; vS; p of 2
837
3325
3326
3327
Neb(?)
F;lE;sbM;2ndof6
#12 with fan-shaped neb att
3rd of 6.
B;bM*;4thof6
II. 728
pB; pL; R; vgrabM
3329
3328
3330
838
839
3332
3331
840
F;L;EO°;bM;5thof6 ..
B; pL; E; vsmbMN; 2BstA
eF;S;El60° + ;6thof6 ..
!!; O; vB;vL; R; vvg, vsbMQ
19"0 d.
vF; L; E; vgbM; inAof Ls
Cl; pRi;C; E
II. 269
M. 97
III. 921
III. 529
I. 29
III. 770
HI. 706
11.102
vF;S;iR;lbM
B;cL; E90° + ;psmbM
vF; vS; stellar
vF; vS; vIE; stellar; cB# n..
pF; L; R; glbM
841
3333
843
842
3334
vF; pS; R; bM
II. 49
II. 709
B; pS; R; pgmbM
pF; S;lEO° + ;vgbM
® and neb; st 15. ..18
pB; S; !E;mbM
li. 626
III. 27
844
3335
845
846
847
849
848
850
851
851, a
F; S; R; spofS
eF; S; R; gbM
II. 50
H. 51
1.270
11.521
1.271
II. 729
HI. 333
vB; L; R; vmbM; 2nd of 3.
B; pL; R; psbM; 3rd of 3..
vB; pS; IE 90°+;
vsvmbMSN.
pF; cS; iR; psmbM;
*10, 330°, 3'.
vB; cL; mE305°-0; smbMN
F;pL;lE90°+;glbM;r ..
cF; vS; smbM; stellar; pof2
F; S; bM; place from MS..
eF; pL
R. nova
III. 76
3336
F;S; R;gbM
III. 334
1.244
vF;S;fof2
852
3338
3337
853
854
855
856
cB; cL; R; vgmbM
F; pS; pmE:gbM
1.241
II. 879
A. 617
cB; vL;El60°+;am4st..
pB; S; R; gbM
M. 65
B;vL;raEl65°+;gbMBN
eF
2375
2376
II. 885
II. 52
F-S;1E;135°+
B; S; vlE;sbM
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
89
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Ki-lil
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Ob*
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
Cor
1880.
No.
of
<>!,».
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, »tc.
Total
No. of
timrn
of Obs.
by h.
md II.
BbXH.'i
Catalogues
of Nebula-.
Sir \V. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2377
2378
2379
2380
2381
2382
2383
2384
2385
2386
2387
238S
2389
2390
2391
2392
2393
2394
2395
2396
2397
2398
2399
2400
2401
2402
2403
2404
2405
2406
2407
2408
2409
2410
2411
2412
2413
2414
2415
2416
2417
2418
2419
2420
2421
2422
2423
2424
2425
h.
C 857
\ 875?
859
858
860
861
H.
V. 8
1.226
11.338
M.66
h m s
11 18 48-3
11 12 57-4
11 13 1-7
11 13 3-3
11 13 5-2
11 13 6-1
11 13 21-8
11 13 36-0
11 13 46-1
11 13 53-9
11 14 10-0
11 14 20-6
11 14 20-9
11 14 51-7
11 14 52-5
11 15 1-4
11 15 6-1
11 15 6-6
11 15 24-0
11 15 33-5
11 15 40-7
11 15 58-6
11 16 22-1
11 16 23-3
11 16 27-0
11 16 37-0
11 16 39-9
11 17 10-2
11 17 11-3
11 17 11-8
11 17 14-0
11 17 24-4
11 17 25-2
11 17 54-2
11 17 58-3
11 18 20-4
11 18 26-4
11 18 34-5
11 18 36-9
11 18 47-7
11 18 51-5
11 18 56-6
11 19 10-3
11 19 19-3
11 19 32-8
11 19 52-5
11 20 23-8
11 20 32-3
11 20 44-8
8
+ 3-137
3-140
3-435
3-211
3-089
3-163
3-027
3-028
3-164
3-090
3-515
3-088
3-170
3-290
3-169
3-190
3-190
3-274
3-766
3-150
3-423
3-409
3-154
3-273
3-037
3-014
3-070
3-271
3-123
3-015
3-569
3-462
3-182
3-503
3-034
2-956
3-301
3-328
3-442
3-199
3-051
2-858
3-145
3-618
3-431
3-144
3-144
3-202
+ 3-441
2
4
1
7
2
1
2
2
1
4
1?
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1 :
1
1
1
2
3
2
1
]
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2?
2
4
1
1
2
2
5
1
0 ' II
76 15 17-5
75 38 28-5
36 4 6-5
62 16 12-5
86 16 11-5
71 4 37-5
99 30 44-8
99 28 56-8
70 52 55-5
85 59 53-1
30 9 43-1
86 16 50-1
69 4 20-4
49 22 36-7
69 1 43-7
64 56 3-7
64 57 48-7
51 27 49-7
19 47 39-0
72 38 30-0
35 23 23-0
36 18 44-3
71 25 28-3
50 42 2-3
97 52 41-3
103 3 31-3
90 19 53-3
50 28 40-6
77 53 21-6
103 4 29-6
25 47 2-9
31 30 53-9
65 16 34-9
28 45 10-2
99 1 48-9
115 58 29-2
45 38 32-2
42 14 27-2
32 6 42-5
61 21 44-5
95 4 52-5
132 27 50-5
72 22 2-5
22 38 33-8
32 20 57-8
72 12 19-8
72 0 27'1
59 42 52-1
30 40 47-4
II
+ 19-65
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-67
19-67
19-67
19-68
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-70
19-70
19-70
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-74
19-73
19-74
19-74
19-74
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-76
19-76
19-76
19-77
19-77
+ 19-78
3
4
1
7
2
1
2
2
1
4
1?
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1 :
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2?
2
4
1
1
3
2
5
2
B; vL; mE150°; mbM; 2stnp
pB; vL; vmE102°-0
9*t
8t
2t
9
3
1*
4
4
0
3
7
1*
3
1
3
2
2
2
2
5
2
3
3
3
1
2
3
3
5*
4
4
3
2
2
3*
1
4
2
1
1
3*
2
5
2
3
3
5
6
4
pB;L; R;svmbMrN
cF;L;R;vgvlbM
pB;S;R;smbMN
II. 30
11.550
11.551
p"B; #inv
862
863
856, a
864
865
( 867
1 861?
866
868
869
870
872
871
F; vS; R;lbM; #7 f ; p of 2
F; vS; R; psbM; *7p; f of2
pF; S; R; vlb.M; foil h. 856,
15'.
B; pL; R; psbM
R. nova
II. 33
1.245
In. 32
III. 15
PB;pL; R; vgbM
)B;S;E;bM
CF;cL;lE;gl>M;spof2 ...
pB; S; pinE; 1) M N= close J?
vF; pS; R;gbM; nfof2 ...
cF; vS; R; bM; npof2
III. 16
III 335
III. 336
11.775
11.880
I. 5
11.782
III. 768
11. 53
IV. 59
11.635
III. 530
IV. 4
1.219
I. 20
III. 531
11.845
II. 829
III. 337
1 1 1. 922
1.131
vF;vS;sfof2
)F; cL; IE; vgbM
F;S;1E15°+
873
874
876
878
877
pB; pS; iR; bM; r
pB; S; R; vgbM; #12p ...
cF; vS; R; stellar
cF; S; IE; r
/H. cB; S; R;svmhMN\
1 h. F; K;*17M.,' /
F; pL; iR; vgbM ,..
3339
879
881
882
3340
880
883
884
885
886
3341
887
888
F; S; R; stellar; pof2
vF; S; att to#13m
cB; cL; iR; pginbM
F; E90°+; B*f348
pF; pL; ill; vlbM
F; pS; iR; gbM; *9 np
vF; pL; pinE 135°+ ; er ...
vF; vS; R
vF; vS; 2 vSstinv
pB; L; EO°+;gbM
F; vL; gvlbM; *7s6'
1.194
vB; cL; vmEO° + ; vsmbMN
stp.
eF; S; R; vsbM*; 2stllnf
pF; iF
II. 886
889
vF; S; R; psbM; *12nf ..
eF; cL; R; r(vnear vB#)..
CI;cL; pRi; 1C; st 10... 14..
B; pS; R; bM
III. 112
3342
f 89H
\3343j
890
892
893
894J
895
896
A. 481
11.159
1.262
1.246
cB- S; ill; spnibMN
cB; pL; E
oB- oL: E: vebM ..
11.160
III. 28
11.770
1.247
I
pB; L; vlE; vgbM; r
J
pB- pS- R- IbM; r
pB; pS; v!E80°+; pgbM;
Sst sf'nr.
MDCCCLXIV.
N
90
SIE J. F. W. HERSCHEL'8 CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
Beferences to
Eight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Eemarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
bv h.
and II.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2426
2427
2428
2429
2430
2431
2432
2433
2434
2435
2436
2437
2438
2439
2440
2441
2442
2443
2444
2445
2446
2447
2448
2449
2450
2451
2452
2453
2454
2455
2456
2457
2458
2459
2460
2461
2462
2463
2464
2465
2466
2467
2468
2469
2470
2471
2472
2473
24/4
2475
2476
2477
2478
2479
2480
2481
2482
h.
897
898
H.
II. 339
II. 54
11.152
III. 532
h m s
11 20 45-7
11 20 49-6
11 20 59-6
11 21 9-0
11 21 22-8
11 21 30-0
11 21 33-5
11 22 5-3
11 22 53-7
11 22 53-9
11 23 0-3
11 23 43-7
11 24 15-2
11 24 1/-1
11 24 28-7
11 24 29-0
11 24 36-6
11 24 46-4
11 25 43-2
11 25 44-5
11 26 2-1
11 26 2-3
11 27 5-9
11 27 8-0
11 27 10-4
11 27 37-1
11 27 44-4
11 27 44-9
11 28 6-8
11 28 23-8
11 28 33-7
11 28 37-1
11 28 56-6
11 28 59-4
11 29 3-2
11 29 4-5
11 29 4-7
11 29 8-5
11 29 16
11 29 29-6
11 29 39
11 29 41-9
11 29 42-0
11 29 54-8
11 29 55-8
11 30 10-0
11 30 13-1
11 30 27-9
11 30 58-4
11 31 34-0
11 31 41-7
11 32 1-9
11 32 6-8
11 32 18-7
11 32 21-7
11 32 29-4
11 32 35-2
+ 3-182
3-142
3-111
3-023
3-231
3-158
2-706
3-171
3-109
2-920
3-109
3-161
3-185
3-183
3-183
3-024
2-958
3-342
3-442
3-284
3-162
3-333
3-115
3-042
3-340
3-038
3-602
3-340
3-331
3-387
3-255
2-938
3-748
2-939
3-784
3-319
3-203
3-360
3-14
3-398
3-13
3-150
2-764
3-128
3-125
3-262
3-364
3-143
3-109
2-881
3-315
3-241
2-954
3-171
3-171
3-123
+ 3-048
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1::
1
1
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
[1]
1
[2]
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
3
0
1
63 34 36-4
72 18 40-4
79 41 44-4
102 24 55-4
53 48 40-7
68 25 51-7
149 H 3-7
65 7 52-0
79 57 4-3
125 37 34-3
79 52 19-3
66 27 39-6
60 44 5-6
61 4 23-6
60 52 0-9
103 27 38-9
119 29 4-9
36 9 21-9
27 21 32-2
42 10 57-2
64 46 58-5
36 5 47-5
76 43 50-8
99 3 46-8
34 23 50-8
103 19 8-1
18 41 33-1
34 15 61-1
34 41 52-1
29 15 14-4
43 56 23-4
127 10 35-4
14 14 50-7
127 12 45-4
13 56 57-4
34 55 43-7
52 49 3-7
30 49 18-7
67 24 12
27 29 1-7
71 20 42
65 7 26-7
150 49 29-7
71 23 48-7
72 20 37-7
41 19 6-0
29 36 37-0
66 32 34-0
77 6 36-3
139 55 51-3
32 57 27-3
42 45 34-6
126 57 46-6
57 18 46-6
57 17 20-6
71 31 5-6
98 35 14-6
+ 19-78
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-80
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-82
19-82
19-82
19-83
19-83
19-83
19-83
19-84
19-84
19-85
19-85
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-89
19-88
19-88
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-88
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
+ 19-92
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
o
I
1
1
J
[1]
1
[2]
^1
2
1
|
!
1
1
o
1
o
o
:
pB; pL; IE- bM
2
4
1
2
1
1
1
2
4
I
1
2
2
4
5*
5
2
4
3
3t
2
3
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
2*
1
1
0
2
0
1
2
2
1
4
3
4
4
1
4
2
2
3
3
3
2
F;pS;lE;r
F; niE; r
3334
899
900
3345
901
902
3346
903
904
905
906
907
3347
3348
908
909
910
912
911
cF; S; E; cbM
cF; S; R; sbM*?
eF; vS- E90°
B; pL; iR; pgpmbM
11.349
II. 13
pF; pL; IE .
pF; pL* R' vsmbM* r
pB* cS* R' pstnb^Vl
pB; cS; E90°
II. 350
F; S; *7-8nf5'
F;vS;R; smbM
II. 367
III. 353
II. 562
F; cS; R; sbMN
F; S; R- psbM
pF; S; R; vgvlbM
pB; S; mE; * 13 att
1.221
11.836
II. 730
11.351
1.222
HI. 80
II. 552
III. 771
III 935
I. 287 :
III 772
11.783
HI. 847
pB; vL; R; vglbM
eF; S; R; gtlbM; r
pB; vL; 1EO°; vsmbM*15;
*lln.
F; S; R;bM
pB; pL; IEO° + ; gbM; *12nr
vF; vS; R
913
F; S; R;psbM; *14sp225°
eF; S; ill; L* infield
3349
914
cF; S; R; gbM
pB; L; mE130°-4;mbM ...
vF; stellar
pB;pL;bM
915
916
3350
vF; vS; R; vgbM
vF; S; R; vgbM
pF; pL; vlE;glbM
HI. 969
eF;S
3351
917
918
920
919
F; cS; IE; gvlbM
II. 905
II. 784
pB; pL
pF;L-!E .
eF; pL; pmE; gbM
HI. 843
vF; R; stellar; vS* 1 d sf ...
B; pS; mbMN=#13;
*11 p4s, si 75".
F; vlE; gbM
D'Arrest, 78
921
II. 837
D' Arrest, 79
F- S- R
922
3352
923
924
925
926
927
928
3353
929
930
3354
931
932
933
935
vF; S; R
A. 289
Cl; pL; pRi; pC;st8...13 ..
vF; eS; stellar
HI. 29
vF; S; bM :
II. 731
H. 838
II. 352
III. 81
pB; S; pmE
pF; S; R; gbM; r
vF; S; E; r
cF;cS;R;psbM
eF; S; R; amSOSst
1.227
II. 732
pF; L; vlE; vgbM^r
F ; S ; att to * 1 5 ; another *
cont.
cB;Il;sbMN*;*9sf
pB; pL; pmE; gbM; pof2...
cB;pL;pniEO°;pgbM
cF; vS; pmE; sbM; 2Sstf;
1st of 3.
vF;vS;R;gbM;*8s6' ...
III. 109
HI. 609
OF XEBUL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STABS.
91
No.
of
Gate-
loguc.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Preccwitin
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obe.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all t lie
Obscrv.-iti.iiis, Kenmrks, 4c.
Total
No. of
times
ofObg.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula.1.
SirW. IT. V
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2483
2484
2485
2486
2487
2488
2489
2490
2491
2492
5069
2493
2494
2495
2496
2497
2498
2499
2500
2501
2502
2503
2504
2505
2506
2507
2508
2509
2510
2511
2512
2513
2514
2515
2516
2517
2518
2519
2520
2521
2522
2523
2524
2525
2526
2527
2528
2529
2530
2531
2532
2533
2534
2535
2536
2537
2538
h.
H.
III. 773
III. 844
II. 839
h in a
11 32 45-1
11 32 47-4
11 32 47-9
11 32 54-0
11 32 54-5
11 32 57-8
11 33 +
11 33 0-4
11 33 +
11 33 5-0
11 33 23-7
11 33 26-1
11 33 29
11 33 35-4
11 33 45-6
11 33 45-7
11 33 48-3
11 33 53-4
11 34 20-2
11 34 40-4
11 .'54 47-6
11 34 51-9
11 34 52-5
11 34 58-4
11 35 9-4
11 35 10-2
11 35 11-4
11 35 14-4
11 35 21
11 35 51-3
11 35 56-5
11 36 11-6
11 36 15-0
11 36 15-9
11 36 21
11 36 24-4
11 36 29-2
11 36 32-6
11 36 +
11 36 39-1
11 36 44-2
11 36 46-7
11 36 53-3
11 36 53-6
11 36 57-9
11 37 2-1
11 37 6-3
11 37 11'9
11 37 37-2
11 37 45-7
11 37 53-2
11 38 30-2
8
+ 3-305
3-327
3-345
3-116
3-144
3-116
'3'l22
3-122
3-300
3-129
3-12
3-135
3-237
3-104
3-142
3-183
3-140
3-099
3-058
3-099
3-126
3-099
3-039
3-258
3-099
3-143
3-12
3-253
3-141
3-043
3-130
3-097
3-12
3-306
3-286
3-121
3-120
3-120
3-120
3-264
3-159
3-098
3-265
3-120
3-098
3-118
3-118
3-117
+ 3-096
1
1
2
2
1
4
3
.-{
1
1
[1]
1
2
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
[1]
1
1
1
1
1
[1]
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
32 59 54-6
30 36 24-9
28 56 14-9
73 53 41-9
64 31 35-9
73 52 36-9
73 52 +
71 29 46-9
71 29 +
71 27 36-9
32 58 24-9
68 53 9-9
71 25 42
66 46 41-9
41 30 46-9
77 45 10-9
64 24 10-9
52 40 24-2
64 25 31-2
78 55 43-2
95 23 14-2
78 54 43-2
68 54 26-5
78 57 13-5
103 4 35-5
36 26 51-5
78 58 3-5
62 44 1-5
70 22 42
36 29 61-5
62 43 32-5
102 5 22-8
66 24 56-8
79 6 56-8
70 7 42
29 6 47-8
31 16 21-8
69 15 52-8
69 15 +
69 20 12-8
69 17 13-8
69 14 9-8
33 34 40-8
55 42 18-8
78 55 57-8
33 19 56-8
69 15 33-8
78 55 57-8
69 27 57-1
69 14 20-1
69 35 57-1
78 23 56-4
+ 19-92
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
'i'9-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-94
19-94
19-94
19-94
19-94
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-94
19-95
19-95
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-95
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-97
19-97
19-97
+ 19-98
1
1
2
3
1
6
3
2
1
1
[1]
1
2
4
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
[1]
1 :
1
1
1
1
[1]
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
cF;pS;vS*vnr
1
1
3
3t
3
»t
0
4
0
4
1
3
0
1
4
8
3
5*
2
1
3
1
5
2
1
3
2
4
0
2
1
1
1
1
0
1
3
1
0
1
5
3
vF; S; mE
937
{ =')
\J3355J
938
rA
L3356J
936, «
939
\ 939,a
f 939,*
940
F; cS; R; inbM
cF; R; pof« ..
II. 340
II. 103
ii.'i'e'i
}
Ill 30
11. 830
III. 375
F; cS; IE; stellar; r
F;pS; E;pglbM; r; fof2...
Smaller than h. 936
H. nova
pF; pL; R; bM; r; 2nd of 3
No description (for 939, c,
see No. 5069).
vF; pS; r; 2vBstp; 3rd of 3
pB; E
R. 3 novae
941
cB; cS; R; bM; r
D'Arrest, 80
F; pL; *9-10,s5'
III. 338
II. 737
I. 21
111.320
I. 94
III. 339
vF; vS
942
943
944
945
946
947
948
950
949
951
3357
952
953
954
F;S;vlE;glbM
B;L; vlE
cF; vS; R; pof2; #6sf3'..
cB; pL; pmE90° + ; bM ...
cF; S; fof'2
F; Istof4
III. 284
F; pS; R; psbM
vF;2ndof4
III. 376
II. 153
vF; cS; R; bM; bet2st
pF; pS; 3rd of 4
F;cS; IE; pslbM
III. 774
11.154
11.341
vF; cS; pmE
pF; pS; 4th of 4
pF; S; R; psbM; stellar ...
F; S; IbM
D' Arrest, 81
955
956
957
111.775
vF; vS
eF
F; vS; R; bM
III. 340
III. 102
vF; pL; 2 suspected neb nr .
eF; pS
D'Arrest, 82
vF; vS; slbMN*13m
958
959
960
> 960, a
961
:i6e
963
964
965
pB; E; gbM; *8 nf 5'
II. 831
pB; cS; E; psbM*12
cF; S; R; IstofS
H. 4 nova:
8 "knots" (vide h. 960, 1,2,3)
cF; S; R; 2ndof'5 .
111.377
F; S; R; vglbM;3rdof'6 ...
vF; pS; 4th of 5 .
F; pL; R; vcbM
F; S; R; psbM ...
III. 35
III. 776
III. 378
HI. 36
111.386
eF; vS ... .
eF;pL;lE
eF; vS; R; 5th of 5
966
970
"9.71
eF; vS
vF; vS; r ... .
F; S; R- bM(?)
III. 385
vF; vS- r
F; S; ill- psbM . ..
92
SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2539
2540
2541
2542
2543
2544
2545
2546
2547
2548
2549
2550
2551
2552
2553
2554
2555
2556
2557
2558
2559
2560
2561
2562
2563
2564
2565
2566
2567
2568
2569
2570
2571
2572
2573
2574
2575
2576
2577
2578
2579
2580
2581
2582
2583
2584
2585
2586
2587
2588
2589
h.
972
967
973
H.
III. 833
h m s
11 38 34-3
11 38 34-6
11 38 35-6
11 38 360
11 38 37-2
11 38 37-6
11 38 55-9
11 38 56-4
11 39 0-8
11 39 1-4
11 39 14-9
11 39 16-6
11 39 21-8
11 39 30-9
11 39 45-1
11 39 56-8
11 40 6-3
11 40 45-5
11 40 53-3
11 40 54-2
11 41 12-9
11 41 18-7
11 41 29-7
11 41 36-1
11 41 41-5
11 41 45-6
11 41 51-5
11 41 53-3
11 41 58-8
11 42 1-2
11 42 1-4
11 42 9-2
11 42 11-9
11 42 19-8
11 42 34-3
11 42 42-2
11 42 49-0
11 43 0-7
11 43 4-8
11 43 20-3
11 43 20-4
11 43 20-5
11 43 23-9
11 43 33-5
11 43 36-9
11 43 37-1
11 43 47-7
11 43 57-8
11 43 59-4
11 44 6
11 44 11-2
8
+ 3-218
3-152
3-102
3-091
3-116
3-093
3-202
3-150
3-391
3-150
3-149
2-903
3-112
3-116
3-014
3-040
3-238
3-136
3-053
3-462
3-192
3-250
3-248
3-189
3-144
3-224
3-123
3-124
3-564
3-122
2-998
3-019
3-185
3-065
2-967
3-117
3-120
3-209
3-066
3-206
3-190
3-084
2-934
3-115
3-193
3-203
3-180
3-025
3-189
3-11
+ 3-108
3
1?
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
4
1
5
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
0)
3
1
1
1
1
2
4
1::
1
1
1
2
1
[1]
1
39 1 19-4
56 6 59-4
75 27 32-4
80 40 29-4
69 27 58-4
80 1 58-4
41 43 58-4
56 1 20-4
19 49 57-4
56 3 20-4
56 7 5-4
145 36 20-4
68 35 58-4
68 49 39-4
117 8 33-7
106 4 52-7
33 15 24-7
58 51 30-7
100 10 27-7
14 52 59-0
40 30 26-0
29 48 43-0
29 47 51-0
40 30 59-0
54 11 35-0
33 8 26-0
62 46 31-0
62 11 43-0
11 7 57-0
63 5 50-0
126 44 21-0
118 32 27-0
40 48 0-0
90 19 7-0
137 29 23-0
64 17 48-0
62 44 0-3
33 53 0-3
94 21 0-3
34 4 32-3
37 23 43-3
82 38 55-3
146 24 8-3
64 17 48-3
36 21 30-3
34 8 32-3
39 1 0-3
118 3 5-3
39 8 0-3
67 19 48
67 12 20-3
4-19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
+ 20-01
3
1?
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
4
1
5
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1:
3
1
1
1
1
3
5
1
1
1
1
2
1
[1]
1
cF; cS; R; pgbM
4
1*
5
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
4
2
3
3
4
4
1
2t
4
3
1
5
6
1
8
1
3
2
2
1
I
2
2
4
1
1»
2
1
4
6
1
1
2
1
3
1
0
4
eF; R; gbM- 1st of 4
II. 104
III. 104
III. 387
III. 103
1.201
B;S;R;smbM*
vF; vS; suspected
vF; vS; r
vF; r
B; L; mE25°+
974
vF; R; 2nd of 4...
II. 881
F; pL; raE 105°+ .
( -'}
vF; R; gbM; 3rd of 4
I 975 J
J 9691
I 976 J
3358
vF; R; gbM; 4th of 4
vF;IE;2stinv
HI. 372
III. 388
III. 828
I. 120
II. 785
II. 723
H. 553
HI. 940
II. 738
1.248
II. 832
II. 739
II. 408
I. 228
vF; cL
977
3359
f 9791
\ 3360 J
978
980
f-JMT
\336lJ
cF; S; iR; gbM; r; *7sp6'
cF; vS; vlE; bM; vF*sf ...
pB; L; iR; vgpmbM
pB; S; IE; pgbM
pB; S; bM
pB;pL; R; ebM; r .
vF;S;R;bM
982
983
984
B; pL; R; mbM
B; pL; iR; pgmbM; pof2..
pF; pL; vlE; gbM; f of 2...
F; vS
986
985
987
988
F; S; R; bM
B; pL; IE; svmbM
pB; R; smbM
I. 82
III. 970
HI. 321
B;pL; v!EO°+;bMN
pF; pL; r
989
3362
3363
F; pS; IE; vglbM
pB; cS; vlE; IbM
II. 864
III. 715
pB; S; R; mbM
eF; pL
990
3364
991
992
eF; S; psbM
Cl; vL; !C;st9...14
III. 341
II. 342
II. 786
III. 113
II. 787
vF; S; pof 2
F; pL; R; piibM
F; E
eF; eS; bet 2 st
993
994
995
3365
996
eF;R;gbM
F;L; vmE; vgbM
III. 90
F; vS;R;lbM; *13np80".
O; !; S; R; blue; =*7m;
ls-5=d.
Neb; fof 2
II. 824
II. 788
HI. 716
1.259
II. 825
pB; L; mE
997
3366
pF; S; R; pspmbM
vF; vS
B; pL; IE; gmbM; r; vS*sp
inv.
PB;S;iF;bM
D' Arrest, 83
vF- vS
998
III. 379
eF; eS; vlE; er; st nr.. ..;....
OF XEBULJE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
93
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Ri|>ht
Ascension
•for
1800, Jaif. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1881).
No.
of
Obs.
u*rd.
Xorth Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
timrs
of Obs.
I.V ll.
and H.
Sir J. 11 -
Catalogues
of Nebula-.
SirW. II'-
Cliuue*
and Noe.
Other
Authorities.
2590
2591
2592
2593
2594
2595
2596
2597
2598
2599
2600
2601
2602
2603
2604
2605
2606
2607
2608
2609
2610
2611
2612
2613
2614
2615
2616
2617
2618
2619
2620
2621
26 -J 2
2G.':(
2624
2625
2626
2627
2l'i28
2629
2630
2631
2632
2633
2634
2635
2636
2637
2638
2639
2640
2641
2642
2643
2644
2645
2646
2647
2648
2(549
2650
h.
999
1000
H.
II. 740
III. 616
III. 769
h m it
11 44 24-7
11 44 29-7
11 44 :»!)•*
11 44 49
11 45 8-9
11 45 19-8
11 45 •„>*•!)
11 45 30-5
11 45 31-1
11 45 34-2
11 45 38-3
11 45 50-3
11 45 50-5
11 46 7-9
11 46 21-7
11 46 22-4
11 46 27-4
11 46 28-1
11 46 30-0
11 46 53-7
11 46 56-8
11 46 58-4
11 47 1-8
11 47 27'9
11 47 29-3
11 47 31-4
11 47 32-4
11 47 39-1
11 48 4-2
11 48 4'2
11 48 6-5
11 48 16-5
11 48 +
11 48 18-9
11 48 20-0
11 48 32-4
11 48 45-9
11 48 54-9
11 49 3-7
11 49 10-1
11 49 23-3
11 49 23-7
11 49 30-3
11 50 9-6
11 50 14-3
11 50 15-6
11 50 34-2
11 50 34-3
11 50 +
11 50 36-1
11 50 44-7
11 50 45-6
11 50 45-6
11 50 52-9
11 50 53-4
11 50 56-3
11 50 57-6
11 51 3-0
11 51 4-6
+ 3-170
3-139
3-182
8-17
3-124
3-033
3-103
3-150
3-378
3-103
3-132
3-111
3-211
3-101
3-155
:i-l05
3-169
3-068
3-101
3-043
3-047
3-048
3-188
3-184
2-976
3-254
3-056
3-108
3-166
3-166
3-165
3-086
3-060
3-109
3-060
3-079
3-178
3-052
3-098
3-104
3-136
3-107
3-100
3-147
3-142
3-085
3-145
3095
3-121
3-093
3-093
3-097
3-095
3-070
3-087
3-097
+ 3-097
1
2
1
[1]
3
1
1
2
1
1
3
3
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1::
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
40 31 56-6
51 13 20-6
37 16 0-6
40 35 48
56 48 50-6
116 7 21-6
68 35 6-6
45 5 35-6
14 7 0-6
68 14 0-6
52 13 50-6
63 0 39-6
28 33 14-6
68 28 0-6
41 21 59-9
65 49 28-6
36 53 3-9
93 13 23-9
68 20 44-9
112 24 0-9
109 47 29-9
108 47 0-9
30 51 20-9
30 43 51-9
144 56 21-9
19 54 0-9
103 11 30-9
60 57 8-9
33 54 0-9
33 54 0-9
34 6 0-9
77 15 16-9
77 15 -
101 15 54-9
59 13 39-9
101 12 44-9
82 28 4-2
28 42 30-2
109 7 1-2
65 20 55-2
60 13 26-2
40 52 57-2
57 11 59-2
61 20 43-2
33 46 31-2
35 50 34-2
74 55 29-2
33 46 21-2
63 57 ±
63 57 34-2
41 54 13-2
66 0 39-2
66 4 59-2
61 20 22-2
63 53 51-2
91 21 8-2
66 6 2-2
61 1 33-2
61 10 + ?
+ 2'd-02
20-02
20-02
20-01
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-03
20-02
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
2003
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20 04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
+ 20-04
1
2.
1
[1]
3
1
1.
2
1
1
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
• *f-
1
I
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
0
)F; S; R; pspmbM
2
4»
1
0
3
1
2
3f*
1
3
4
4
3
5
4*
2
3f
4
2*
2
2
1
3
3
3
1
6
3
1
1
2
4
0
1
2
1
4
3
1
2
1
3
1
2
2
3
3
2
0
2
0
2
2
3
1
1
1
5
1*
eF;cL;iF;gll.M;»6n5';*7f
eF;S
D'Arrest, 84
vF;vdiffic; H. II. 740np ...
pF;S;IE;psbM
1001
3367
1003
1002
vF;cL; vmE59°-3
III. 389
1.203
III. 971
III. 380
I. 173
III. 322
1.251
II. 403
I. 202
III. 342
V. 45
III. 612
III. 381
II. 623
III. 290
II. 294
II. 833
IV. 67
Hl'.905
I. 67
vF;cS;R
B;vL; R; bMpBN; er
eF; vS; R
1004
1005
1007
1006
1008
1009
1010
1011
1012
1013
3368
vF;cS; R
vB; pL; R; smbM#9
pF;pS; R;psbM
B; pL; R; gmbM; r; #f
F; pS; IE; 11.M; Jp
cB; pL; praE; vgbM
vF;cS; vlE
cB;L;EO°+;vsbMLrN ...
cF;cS;lE90°+;bM; r ...
eF; R
cF; S: E 170°+; Ibs ..:
<>F; pL; ptnE 56°-8
F; S; E; r
1014
1015
3369
3370
1016
pF; pS; pmE; vgbM
pF; cL; R: vg, sbM
A. 349
Cl; pL; pRi; gplmbM; st 13
eF; vS
cB; pL; iR; gmbM; A2st...
vF; S; E; *10nfatt
II. 789
II. 790
IV. 62
II. 162
pB; E ..
F; S
1017
1018
1018, a
1020
1019
1021
1022
1023
B; pL; R; g.sbMdisc
pB; L;iR: bM; *10,25°,5'
nil). 1018
K. nova
F; S; R; psbM; pol'2
pF; vS; R;bM
II. 724
vF- S- R; bM; f of 2...
II. 132
II. 840
HI. 274
111.343
B;pL;cE30°; vxmbMN ..
cF;S;lE;bM;#8,900,6'..
vF; pL; iF
.
1024
1026
1025
1027
1028
1029
1030
1032
1031
1 1033, a
1033
1040, a
1034
1035
1036
1037
1038
1039
cF; cS; R; psbM
eF;S; R; bM
III. 707
vF; cS; another suspected ..
pF; S;pmE90° + ; *llnr..
vF; S; R; bM*;pof2
f)F; S;lE;pslbM
II. 791
IV. 61
cB; vL;pmE;sbMBrN
vF; pL; R; 2stf.
I. 229
cB; pS; R; vg, smbM
one S, R; the other two E ..
pF; vS; E25°bet2st
S; R; 7'np h. 1040
H. 3 novae
HI. 323
R. nova
HI. 344
HI. 345
HI. 354?
HI. 324
vF; vS; R; n of'2
vF; vS; R; B of 2
F; vS; R; *12near
eF; suspected
F- S- R- bM- #11 nf
HI. 325
II. 368
eF- vS
pB; pS- R; psbM; r .. .
vB;mE;mbM(?P.D.)
94
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
Reference
3 tO
Eight
Annual
Precession
No.
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
OI
Cata-
logue.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
Obs.
used.
for
1860, Jan. 0.
N.P.-D.
for
1880.
of
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
times
of Obs.
bvh.
andH.
2651
h.
1040
H.
h m s
11 51 14-4
+ 3-121
1
41 59 10-2
+ 20-04
1
F; pL; inE; vglbM
1
2659
1041
II. 733
11 51 19'2
3-116
2
45 17 9-2
20-04
9
15; cL; mE62°-3; vsvmbM*10
3*f
2653
1042
11 51 24-9
3-086
2
73 2 32-2
20-04
9
pB; pS; R; psbM
2*
2654
1043,o
R. nova
11 51 33
3-095
61 39 50
20-04
vF
0
2655
1043
II. 369
11 51 33-0
3-095
m
61 44 50-2
20-04
2
F; L; E; gbfM
4
9656
1044
11 51 42-8
3-083
i
75 0 46-2
20-04
1
eF; *9 sf 5'
1
2657
1045
II. 725
11 51 43-9
3-097
i
58 47 57-5
20-05
1
pB; pL; E 19°-5; biN
2
2658
II. 295
11 51 56-2
3-059
i
107 35 2-5
20-05
1
F; vS; IF; bM
1
2659
1046
III. 617
11 51 57-7
3 104
i
51 24 39-5
20-05
1
eF; pL; R .
3
9660
1047
1.223
11 52 6-8
3-122
i
38 16 44-5.
20-05
1
vB; cL; mE l60°+ ;
3
2661
3371
II. 296
11 52 23-1
3-059
i
108 29 25-5
20-05
1
vsvrubMBN.
©; pF; pL; R; rr; st 16
a
9669
III. 3
11 52 45-0
3-083
2
73 0 1-5
20-05
9,
vF; vS; vlE; r
2
9663
1048
I. 121
11 53 12-3
3-072
9
90 19 7-5
20-05
9,
cB; L; vlE; psmbM; Bstnr
4
2664
1049
II. 404
11 53 21-0
3-084
6
69 8 34-5
20-05
fi
pF; pL; R; gb.M- * 12 nf
9665
11.508
11 53 21-4
3-062
1
107 3 2-5
20-05
1
pB; S;1E; bM
1
9666
III. 903
11 53 45-4
3-155
1
19 52 1-5
20-05
1
eF; S; IF; gvlbM
1
2667
33/2
III. 279
11 53 50-5
3-064
1
105 10 13-5
20-05
1
eF; pL; *945°+
2
2668
1050
1.253
11 54 12-4
3-125
1
27 19 59-5
20-05
1
(H. vb; vL;El
2*
2669
1051
III. 77
11 54 13-1
3-079
2
75 49 13-5
20-05
2
|h. pB; 25"; R/
eF; pL; R; r
3
9670
1052
IV. 28-1
11 54 43-7
3-064
1
108 5 11-5
20-05
1
pB; cL; R; vgbM
2f
2671
1053
IV. 28-2
11 54 43-7
3-064
1
108 7 11-5
20-05
1
pF; pL
2f
2672
1054
1.252
11 54 58-6
3-117
9:
27 6 10-5
20-05
2
B; cL; R; g, psvmbMrN ...
3
2673
1055
11 55 10-9
3-074
1
84 52 38-5
20-05
9,
pF; S; R; psbM; * f 30s ...
2
2674
1056
111.491
11 55 18-9
3-072
1
89 25 53-5
20-05
1
cF;cS; R; b.M
3
2675
1057
II. 276
11 55 32-9
3-072
1
87 14 48-5
20-05
1
pF; L; R;sbM; * sf
4
9676
1058
11.741
11 55 36-5
3-095
1
40 35 7-5
20-05
1
pB; pS; R
2
2677
1059
11 55 38-9
3-079
2
71 12 12-5
20-05
2
vF; vS; R; psbM
2
2678
1060
III. 390
11 55 41-8
3-079
1
70 28 21-5
20-05
3
eF; pS; R; glbM
4
2679
II 509
11 55 47-7
3-066
1
105 36 2-5
20-05
1
F;cL; iR;lb!M
1
9680
1061
IV. 56
11 55 58-3
3-089
4
44 41 3-5
20-05
4
B; vL; E; vg, vsmbM #11...
5t
2681
3373
11 55 59-6
3-039
1
152 24 13-5
20-05
1
CI; plti; 1C
1
2682
III. 794
11 56 8-6
3-099
1
31 18 2-5
20-05
1
eF; S
1
968?.
1062
11 56 32-1
3-078
1
68 10 1-5
20-05
1?
pB. P.O. very doubtful ...
1*
2684
1063
11 56 36-6
3-078
1::
68 8 1-5
20-05
1?
pB. P.D. very doubtful ...
1»
2685
1064
11 56 40-6
3-078
1::
67 55 1-5
20-05
1?
pB. P.D. very doubtful ...
1»
9686
1065
11 56 51-4
3-077
3
68 59 39-5
20-05
3
vF; S; R; D neb pos 70° ...
3*
2687
1066
I. 174
11 56 53-2
3-080
4
57 19 32-5
20-05
4
pB; vL; inE 97°; vgbM
5
2688
D'Arrest, 85
11 56 57
3-07
[1]
70 46 42
20-06
[1]
B; E;gbM * 17 p, 82" dist..
0
2689
1067
11 56 57-5
3-077
2
68 59 58-5
20-05
2
pF; R ..
2«
2690
1068
11 56 59-7
3-076
4
68 51 54-5
20-05
4
pB
4»
2691
1069
III. 37
11 57 1-0
3-074
5
78 21 53-5
20-05
5
F; pS; R;gbM
6
2692
II 781
11 57 1-6
3-087
2
36 40 2-5
20-05
2
pF; S; stellar
2
2693
1070
III 392
11 57 1-7
3-076
1
6<< 53 38-5
20-05
1
2«
26P4
1071
III. 391
11 57 2-0
3-076
2
68 49 13-5
20-05
2
F; vS
2*
96qr>
3374
11 57 4-9
3-046
1
156 31 32-5
20-05
1
vF; vS; R; bM*; am st ...
1
2696
1072
11.277
11 57 17-2
3-072
4
87 19 26-5
20-05
4
F; pS; R; pgbM; np of 2...
7
2697
1073
III 393
11 57 20-8
3-076
1
68 54 1-5
20-05
1
eF; vS
2*
2698
1074
1 1 57 20-9
3-072
1
87 9 8-5
20-05
1
F; S; R
1
2699
1075
III 394
11 57 34.7
3-076
1
69 3 31-8
20-06
1
vF; vS
2*
2700
1076
III. 258
11 57 29-5
3-072
1
87 26 4-8
20-06
1
cF; cS; vIE; bM; sf of 2 ...
3
2701
lit 395
11 57 32-3
3-075
8?
69 7 1-8
20-06
2?
vF; vS
1*
2702
III 396
11 57 32'3
3-075
2?
69 7 1-8
20-06
2?
vF; vS
1*
2703
1077
11 57 38-1
3-072
1
91 36 8-8
20-06
1
F;L; R; *10 n 60"
1
2704
1078
III. 355
11 57 42-0
3-076
4
62 13 27-8
20-06
4
cF; pS; E; gbM
5
2705
D'Arrest 86
11 58 13
3-08
m
38 54 7
20-06
[1]
F; IE; I. 206 rir
0
2706
3375
III 754
11 58 24-4
3-070
i
115 44 43-8
20-06
1
pB; S; R; bM
2
2707
I. 224
11 58 40-3
3-074
2
38 56 2-8
20-06
9,
B; pL; pmE; vsbM
c>
9708
1.206
11 58 42-2
3-074
a
38 42 22-8
20-06
3
B; cL; pmE 135°+ ; IbM ...
3
2709
3376
11 58 44-2
+ 3-072
i
103 45 28-8
+ 20-06
1
eF; L ; pmE ; vgbM ; 2 st 1 1 nr
1
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTEES OF STARS.
95
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
•Ian. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Ohs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks. &.c.
Total
(To, ,,f
nfObs.
U h.
and H.
sir.i. n:-
Catalogues
of Nebulir.
*ir \V. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2710
2711
2712
2/13
2714
2715
2716
2717
2718
2719
2720
2721
2722
2723
2724
2725
2726
2727
2728
2729
2730
2731
2732
2733
2734
2735
2736
2737
2738
2739
2740
2741
2742
2743
2744
2/45
2746
-'747
2748
2749
2750
2751
2752
2753
2754
2755
2756
2757
2758
2759
2760
2761
2762
2763
2764
h.
1079
1081
1080
1082
H.
III. 382
1.207
III. 400
111.383
III. 394
III. 717
III. 326
1.225
h 111 s
11 58 45-3
11 68 51-9
11 58 5.'H
11 58 54-0
11 58 57-0
11 58 59-8
11 59 O'l
11 59 15-4
11 59 28-0
11 59 28-8
11 59 29-4
11 59 34-4
11 59 39-8
11 59 52-9
11 59 55-8
12 0 0-5
12 0 0-9
12 0 1-7
12 0 19-8
12 0 26-9
12 0 42-1
12 0 56-3
12 0 59-2
12 0 59-4
12 1 1-2
12 1 3-1
12 1 28-2
12 1 29-2
12 1 33-2
12 1 42-3
12 1 47-9
12 1 52-9
12 1 59-4
12 2 1-4
12 2 6-7
12 2 23-2
12 2 29-8
12 2 31-4
12 2 43-5
12 2 54M
12 2 54-5
12 2 +
12 2 55-5
12 2 56-8
12 3 22-6
12 3 26-7
12 3 27-0
12 3 28-7
12 3 36-9
12 3 42-6
12 3 46-5
12 4 0'9
12 4 4-2
12 4 4-7
12 4 39-4
B
+ 3-072
3-072
3-072
3-072
3-072
3-072
3-072
3-070
3-077
3-070
3-074
3-074
3-062
3-067
3-077
3-068
8-tf4
3-070
3-072
3-064
3-070
3-040
3-064
3-072
3-070
3-045
3-067
3-005
3-032
3-074
3-063
3-063
3-003
3-062
3-061
3-053
3-037
3-044
3-051
3-047
3-053
3-064
3-060
3-030
3-057
3-050
3-064
3-063
3-026
3-049
3-036
3-061
2-945
+ 3-018
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
3
6
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1::
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
3
2
3
2
2
1
2
1
1
1::
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
2:
1
1
1
2
68 38 i'-8
41 44 34-8
52 21 4-8
68 36 5-8
68 35 2-8
39 38 47-8
63 39 44-8
36 30 34-8
150 27 56-8
61 2 37'8
119 0 26-8
119 0 41-8
22 3 42-8
46 9 26-8
129 25 18-8
55 13 46-8
103 24 23-8
74 49 13-8
86 30 33-5
46 12 1-8
79 41 2-5
19 38 2-5
56 13 7-5
86 20 39-5
78 50 36-5
24 2 50-6
73 5 11-5
12 25 10-5
20 25 2-5
98 15 19-5
59 56 7-5
59 58 57-5
14 19 20-5
60 3 7-5
59 18 5-5
45 32 32-5
30 22 0-5
36 6 6-5
46 44 3-5
42 46 19-5
49 20 37-5
70 40 +
+20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-06
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
+ 20-05
2
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
3
6
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1 ••
vF; vS
4
4
6
5
2
3
3
3
3
7
3
3
1
4
2
1
2
1
0
2
1*
1
1
«t
5
0
2
4
1
4
3
4
3
4
3
2
3
2*
2
3
2
0
4
1
2
3
4t
4
1
1
4t
4
3
2
2
pB; vL; mE 32°-0 ...
eF; vS ; R ; stellar ; # 1 0 sp 2'
eF; eS; R; bM
eF;eS
1084
1083
1085
3377
1086
3378
3379
1087
1088
3380
1089
3381
1090
1 092, a
1091
pB;vL;vmEl66°-5;vgvlbM
eF; vS; R; vgbM
H;pS;R;bMBrN; *12sp,v,nr
Cl; pL; pC;iR;st!0...14...
pB; pS; IE; bM
A. 291
11 370
11.862
11. 866
pF; pS; R; psbM; r; p of 2
jF; pS; R;pgbM; fof2 ...
B; S; R;gbM
I. 195
vB; pS- mE 151°-0
F; S; vlE;glbM;3Bstnr...
eF
111.533
cF; S; iR;gbM
eF; suspected
R. nova
Hook-shaped; h. 1092 is
nf 45°; 14'dist.
vF;vS
III. 708
II. 14
III 904
1
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
3
2
3
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
2:
1
1
1
2
IE
eF; vS; E
1093
1092
1094
eF; vS; R; mbM
V. 4
f_*\
(JI.60J
cF; vL; E90°±;bM *16..
pB;pL; mEl20°; bM; r ..
pB;pL; cE; mbMN(Hind
Jan. 5, 1850).
vF; S; R;pslbM;bet2vSst
F; ])L; vlE; glbM
Auw. N. 28
1095
1096
III. 68
1.279
1.263
11. 548
III. 356
111.357
1.278
11.371
11.321
1.196
III. 795
III. 814
IV. 54
II 747
M69
cB; IE; bM
n097~|
\3382J
1098
1099
1100
1101
1108
F;pL;pmE95°+; vglbM
cF; S; R; 1st of 3 .
cF; S; iR; 2nd of 3
pB; cL; R; gmbM .. .
pF; pL; IE- 3rd of 3
F;.vL; vgmbM
B;pL;lE; vgbM; # np
vF- pS- IE- gbM- r
1102
1103
1104
1107
1105
1106,«
1106
vF; S; IF; vglbM; er
cB; R; vg, vsbMN
pF; cL; vmE109°-0; vgbM.
B; vL; vglbM
R. nova
S; prec h. 1106 .. .
I. 19
111.327
11.802
I. 73
1.165
II. 83
I. 11
III. 845
11.642
1.208
11.405
111.941
II. 803
70 40 17-5
62 48 2-5
30 56 13-5
58 49 5-5
49 49 31-5
73 11 28-5
70 52 2-5
30 53 2-5
49 45 45-5
38 43 54-5
69 2 58-5
13 5 48-5
31 27 2-5
©; vB; pL; R; gbM; rrr ...
vF- pS
1109
1110
1111
1112
1113
1114
1115
1116
F; S; E
B; S; K; pgmbM
vB; S; 1!; vsmbMBN;pof2
pB - pL- - R- pcmbM- r
15- pL- E- bM
vF; S; E 90°+ ..
pF; S; E; vgbM; f of 2
pF- cL- vmE 60°+
F;pS; lE;l>M;pB#nf
L-F; pS; R; A 2 st
F- S; R
96
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2765
2766
2767
2768
2769
2770
2771
2772
2773
2774
2775
2776
2777
2778
2779
2780
2/81
2782
2783
2784
2785
2786
2787
2788
2789
2790
2791
2792
2793
2794
2795
2796
2797
2798
2799
2800
2801
2802
2803
2804
2805
2806
2807
2808
2809
2810
2811
2812
2813
2814
2815
2816
2817
2818
2819
2820
2821
2822
2822
2824
h.
1117
H.
II. 353
III. 399
h m s
12 4 46-9
12 4 56-4
12 5 4-5
12 5 8-6
12 5 14-5
12 5 16-6
12 5 17-2
12 5 18-7
12 5 27'2
12 5 30-9
12 5 35-2
12 5 42-9
12 5 53-0
12 6 4-8
12 6 13-1
12 6 14-4
12 6 15-1
12 6 28-8
12 6 38-7
12 6 39-4
12 6 39-6
12 6 40-0
12 6 44-6
12 7 6-6
12 7 8-8
12 7 26-4
12 7 28-5
12 7 297
12 7 32-0
12 7 32-7
12 7 44-7
12 8 1-5
12 8 8-0
12 8 9
12 8 19-4
12 8 21-7
12 8 23-4
12 8 31-3
!2 8 31-6
12 8 36-0
12 8 44-8
12 8 46-7
12 8 49-1
12 8 55-0
12 9 7-3
12 9 9-1
12 9 12-9
12 9 17-5
12 9 21-7
12 9 23-0
12 9 25-1
12 9 28-9
12 9 31-4
12 9 32-3
12 9 36-9
12 9 41-0
12 9 58-6
12 9 59-5
12 9 59-5
12 10 3-8
s
+ 3-057
3-046
3-045
3-063
3-051
3-016
3-051
3-051
3-050
3-081
2-993
3-070
3-067
3-016
3-031
3-152
3-048
3-018
3-061
3-038
3-066
3-060
3-061
3-004
2-988
3-045
3-066
2-997
2-983
3-061
3-060
3-037
3-051
2-96
3-058
3-041
2-945
3-057
3-047
3-030
3-065
3-058
3-009
3-006
3-126
2-931
3-005
3-065
3-063
3-057
3-084
3-005
3-030
3-026
3-030
3-160
3-063
3-067
3-063
+ 3-054
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
4
3
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
[1]
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
4
1
4
1
1
1::
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
65 5' 49-5
53 2 2-5
52 43 3-5
76 1 5-5
60 3 17-5
33 2 58-5
60 0 1-5
60 5 31-5
60 3 31-5
103 14 38-5
78 22 7-5
87 55 28-5
82 11 3-5
36 20 2-5
45 32 36-5
151 56 12-2
60 42 57-2
38 30 2-2
75 48 11-2
52 35 28-2
82 1 3-2
74 19 1-2
76 3 5-2
34 40 46-2
29 34 2-2
60 48 15-2
83 24 54-2
33 12 18-2
29 16 2-2
77 3 13-2
76 4 2-2
56 1 26-2
68 33 36-2
25 25 42
75 19 25-2
60 43 22-2
23 14 29-2
75 19 1-2
65 13 59-2
52 54 3-2
82 49 9-2
76 4 2-2
42 8 55-2
41 5 2-2
132 32 44-2
22 59 24-2
41 20 34-2
82 31 31-9
81 45 38-9
76 8 1-9
101 31 49-9
42 12 32-9
55 42 6-9
52 53 41-9
55 39 37-9
144 31 20-9
82 1 40-9
85 32 30-9
81 35 59-9
73 54 23-9
+ 20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
+ 20-03
1
2
1
1
2
1
1::
2
2
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
3
4
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
[1]
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
3
5
1
4
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
B; L; iE; I)M
2
2
1
3
4
2
4*
4
4*
2
2
5
5
1
5
1
5
1
3
3
4
7
2
2
1
5
2
3
2
3
1
3
4
0
2
1
2
3
2
3f
4
Gf
6t
1
4
1
3
3
4
1*
1
1
4
1
4
1
5
1
2
5
vl"; pL; vlE; er
F;pL; R; vgbM; * sp 10'...
pB; pL; IF; psbM; r; * inv
F; S; 1st of 4
1118
1119
1120
1123
1121
1122
1124
3383
1125
1126
1127
11.105
III. 358
II. 792
11.372
HI. 359
III. 360
III. 534
F; S; IE; gbM ....
F; S; 2nd of 4..
F; S; 3rd of 4
F; eS; 4th of 4
vF; pL; R; vgbM
vF; vL- E 45°+ • #7 f
I. 9
II. 133
HI. 777
HI 697
pB; pS; pmEl35°+; b.MN
pF; S; IE 0°+; r
eF; S; stellar
1128
3384
1129
vF; cL; niE 170°+
Cl; mC; st eS
II. 373
11.813
11.106
II. 409
cF; L; R; gbM ..
pB;S;lE .
1131
1133
1130
1132
1134
1135
F; L; IE- vglbM- r
eF; pS; R; vglbM- r
cF; R; bM; near S*
M. 98
B; vL; vmE 152°'l ; vsvrabM
vF; pL; E; vgbM ..
11. 163
11.867
III. 796
II. 374
II. 134
11.793
HI. 797
II. 164
II. 165
1.175
III. 397
pB; vS; vsbM *12
eF
1136
1137
1139
pB; S; R; vsmbM *
pF; pmE; vgbM
pF; pS; IE; gbM
vF; S .
1138
T-, f H. vmE "1 .,,.,,
cF;(h.R,2obS.}lbM -
F; vmE
1140
1141
vB; S; R; psmbM
vF; cL; iR; vgbM
D'Arrest, 87
pB; pS; R; *12 f; In
1142
II. 107
II. 375
III. 850
II. 108
II. 354
I. 95
II. 135
I. 35
11. 748
HI. 718
vF; pL; R; gbM
F; pS
1143
1144
1145
1146
1147
1148
1149
pF; pS; R; vgbM
B;L;E90°+;g, sbM; r ...
cF;vS;R
cB; cL; iE; biN
B; pS; E; sbM *11
vB; vL; vraEl7°+;sbMN
pF;L; mE45°-0; * n, p of 2
vF; vS
3385
1150
1151
1152
1153
|!F; pL; pmE; vglbM
pB; S; R; psbM
1.209
11.137
II. 136
11. 109
cB; pL; pmE 134°-4; psbM..
pF; pL; R; r (? R.A. 10m)...
pB; pS;IE;gb,wo<M;r ...
r
1154
1155
1156
1157
1158
3386
1159
1160
1161
1162
F;eS; R; * 170°, 60"
F; S;lE;fof2
II. 518
F; vS; vlE; psbM;sp of 2...
vF;L;R;gb.M
11.519
cF; vS; IE; psbM; nf of 2...
C1;F; pL;iF;st!3...15 ...
pB; pL; pmE; 1M: p of 2 ...
pB; L; R;gbM
II. 17
II. 496
II. 11
pF; R; vsbMSN
pB; pL; IE; vgbM; r
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STAKS.
97
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
I'lvivssion
in
Right
No.
of
Obs.
used
North Polar
Distance
for
IS ,n. Jan. 0.
Annual
I'reeession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
N...
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
('oiii|>:m-on of nil the
Obsen.-itious. II, -murks, Ac.
Total
v,. at
limes
of Obs.
by h.
and Jl.
Sir J. H.'s
OataloguM
of Nebula
Sir W. II.--
( 'hisses
and V
Other
Authorities.
28-27
2828
28'-".)
2830
2831
2832
2833
2834
2835
2836
2837
2838
2839
2840
2841
2843
2844
2845
2846
2847
2848
2849
5070
2850
2851
2852
2853
2854
2855
2856
2857
2858
2859
2860
2«' ;i
2863
2864
2865
2866
2867
2868
2869
2870
2871
2872
2873
2874
2875
2876
2877
h.
1163
1164
H.
V. 51
III. 851
III.719
III. 720
III. 480
III. 725
\. 41
I. 74
HI. 91
II. 742
1.264
I. 89
III. 702
li m s
12 10 4-1
12 10 5-7
12 10 13-6
12 10 13-6
12 10 17-5
12 10 20-5
12 10 27-9
12 10 3-2-5
12 10 4:i-7
12 10 48-8
12 10 .".7--'
12 11 3-5
12 11 30-9
12 11 41-8
12 11 56-0
12 12 1
12 12 1-7
12 12 4-6
12 12 12-9
12 12 13-0
12 12 22-0
12 12 26-0
12 12 26-3
12 12 38-0
12 12 41
12 12 41
12 12 45-0
12 12 47-4
12 12 48-2
12 12 48-3
12 12 49-1
12 13 3-4
12 13 8-7
12 13 12-5
12 13 18-6
12 13 23-0
12 13 25-7
12 13 35-7
12 13 35-9
12 13 38-6
12 13 41-0
12 13 46-0
12 13 48-1
12 14 4-2
12 14 4-8
12 14 6-1
12 14 6-1
12 14 8-4
12 14 23-6
12 14 23-6
12 14 24-9
12 14 32-7
12 14 33-1
12 14 33-2
+ 2-894
2-939
2-999
8-999
3-063
3-003
3-019
3-033
3063
2-995
2-864
3-034
3-029
3-052
2-898
3-06
2-988
3-063
3-063
3-064
3-051
3-090
3-063
3-053
3-06
3-024
3-025
3-064
2-946
3-029
3-025
3-062
3-063
3-024
3-025
2-933
3-023
3-063
3-024
2-980
3-063
2-930
3-042
2-720
3-063
3-064
3-053
3-061
3-061
3-048
3-053
3-063
+ 3-047
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
1
2
1
2
1::
3
1
[1]
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
[2]
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1::
3
1
1
2
3
2
1
4
2
2
2
2
1
2
19 48 0-9
25 48 56-9
41 44 31-9
41 45 31-9
82 32 50-9
43 35 49-9
51 24 39-9
59 36 M-9
82 6 1-9
41 49 7-9
18 25 17-9
61 2 42-9
59 23 0-9
74 48 7-6
23 19 23-6
83 29 42
41 55 40-6
83 23 51-6
83 9 22-6
83 53 0-6
74 20 51-6
101 28 31-6
83 22 30-6
76 26 0-6
83 12 42
83 46 42
58 52 49-6
59 36 15-6
83 53 1-6
+ 20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-03
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
2002
20-01
20-02
20-02
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
+ 20-01
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3
1
2
1
3
1::
4
1
[1]
4
1
2
1
1
1
2
[2]
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1::
3
1
1
2
4
2
2
4
2
2
2
2
1
2
vF; eL; mE 160°+ ; vgbM..
vF;pS; iR; vglbM
3
2
1
1
3
4
3
5
1
4
2
4
2
6t
2
0
4
i
1
3
1*
4
3
0*
0
3
3
1*
1
3
5*
1*
3*
4
1*
1
2
1*
0?
5
1*
2
3
6
3*
it
6
2
2
4
4
2
4
vF; vS; n of Dneb
vF;'vS; s of D neb
1165
1166
1167
1168
vF; L; vgbM; #7 s
vF; cL; iR; vgbM; r
pB; vL; eE43°-2; vgbM ...
cB; pL; vlE; smbM; r
eF
1169
1170
1171
1172
1173
11/4
vF; S; pinE; psbM
pB;S;R;pgbM
vB; S; E; vsvmbMN;
*6-7 f 90'.
vF; vS; R
M.99
,.. r(H.h.)B;L;R;gbM;r-|
'l(L) 3-branched spiral J
pB; L;cE 38°-2; bMBN ...
vF pS; R; *18 s 2'
II. 846
D'Arrest, 88
1175
1176
1177
1178
1179
V. 43
II. 139
11.138
vB; vL; vmE 0°;sbMBN...
F; pS; R; gbM
pB; E; psbM
neb; " 1st of 5"
11.110
III. 535
II. 140
II. 166
B; S; R; r
vF; pL; iF
1180
1181
F; pS; R;gbM
pB; vS; R; vsmbM
D'Arrest, 89
pF; S; R; *9 f 1*7, n 85"...
See No. 5070
1182
1185
1183
III. 299
I. 75
11,568?
II 804
II. 376
I. 90
II. 322
11.571??
II. 573
11.569?
II. 323
11.377
III. 798
III. 300
11.570?
cF; S; iR; gmbM
vB; vL; E 90°+ ; mbMN ...
B;L;E;gbM
32 29 1-6
61 36 0-6
59 56 25-6
82 51 1-6
83 50 34-6
59 54 20-6
60 0 39-6
31 6 1-6
59 51 31-3
83 54 0-6
59 51 20-6
42 56 17-3
83 52 34-3
31 7 37-3
70 50 17-3
13 51 7'3
83 49 57-3
84 38 4-3
77 42 56-3
82 34 1-3
82 34 1-3
74 36 52-3
77 43 1-3
83 50 23-3
74 36 53-3
pB; pL; iF
1184
1186J
F; S; vlE;gbM; *15nr ...
vB; pL; R; mbM; r; p of 2
4 neb sc about. Place of the
last (see note).
vB; vL; R; pgbM; "3 more
seen."
B; S; R; bM; 2nd of 3
1
J
U§7<
1188
1
J
cF- IE; p of 2
vF
1189
1188,a
1191
1190
1193
1195
1192
1194
1196
1197
1198
1200
1201
1199
vF; S
R. nova?
Most probably =H. III. 300
vF- pS- R; vgbM; r
III. 726
11.571?
II. 805
V. 5
I. 275
vB; R; central of 4
pB; L; R; gmbM
F- vL; E; IbM; r
pB; vS; R; IbM; 3 st f
B; pL; IE; bM; 4th of 4
F; S; R; vs,'lbM; B*340°,60'
F;L;mE135°+;bi-N;pof2
vF- vS
II. 61
III. 92
III. 93
11.111
II. 62
11.572
11.112
eF; eS
F; L; E 0°+ ; vgbM, p of 2
F;L; IE; vgbM; f of 2
F- IE- vgbM
L- vmE 0°+ ; f of 2
MDCCCLXIV.
O
98
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
r.'itii-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
>f Obs.
by h.
mdH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of NebuluB.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
2878
2879
2880
2881
2882
2883
2884
2885
2886
2887
2888
2889
2890
2891
2892
2893
2894
2895
2896
2897
2898
2899
2900
2901
2902
2903
2904
2905
2906
2907
2908
2909
2910
2911
2912
2913
2914
2915
2916
2917
2918
2919
2920
2921
2922
2923
2924
2925
2926
2927
2928
2929
2930
293
2932
2933
2934
293o
293G
h.
1202
3387
1203
1204
1205
1206
1202,-:,
1207
1209
H.
I. 139
M.61
h m s
12 14 45-1
12 14 51-8
12 14 56-7
12 15 23-5
12 15 24-5
12 15 24-5
12 15 30
12 15 30-2
12 15 31-6
12 15 34-9
12 15 36-3
12 15 37-4
12 15 50-6
12 16 1-2
12 16 2
12 16 2-0
12 16 4-6
12 16 6-6
12 16 8-6
12 16 8-9
12 16 11-2
12 16 12-5
+ 3-064
3-132
3-050
3-016
3-017
3-017
3-06
3-051
3-044
3-011
2-686
3-057
3-043
3-041
3-06
3-060
3-043
2-843
3-093
2-905
2-637
3-060
3-058
3-035
3-231
3-040
3-059
3-058
3-058
3-060
3-038
3-053
2-960
3-077
3-262
3-055
2-896
3-061
3-006
3-107
2-895
2-659
2-894
3-057
3-057
3-050
2-981
3-048
3-057
3-412
3-162
3-050
3-045
2-994
+ 3-045
2
1
1
1
1::
1
2
(1)
1
3
1
3
1
[4]
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
5
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
2
84 44 55-3
122 41 54-3
76 29 35-3
59 19 46-0
60 0 34-0
60 1 8-0
84 35 40
77 26 25-0
73 40 57-0
58 11 0-0
13 53 59-0
81 1 20-0
73 23 54-0
72 30 5-0
83 58 42
83 8 51-0
73 25 0-0
23 22 43-0
101 45 29-0
30 47 2-0
13 3 7-0
83 11 1-0
81 45 7-0
69 48 9-0
147 20 30-0
72 31 5-0
83 8 10-0
82 14 31-0
82 14 31-0
82 16 59-0
71 41 1-0
77 43 1-3
42 14 8-0
92 40 18-0
151 7 11-0
80 42 0-7
30 50 31-7
84 17 31-7
57 42 34-7
108 0 3-7
30 51 31-7
14 17 0-7
30 48 59-7
81 54 17-7
81 50 0-7
78 37 59-7
49 51 4-7
77 31 34-7
81 46 52-7
161 53 19-7
128 58 12-7
77 59 51-7
76 20 8-7
60 40 3-7
76 20 +
+ 20-01
20-01
20-01
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
2.0-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
19-99
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
20-00
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
19-99
+ 19-99
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
4
1
[4]
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
6
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
vB; vL; vsbM#; biN
5*f
1
1
3
3
1
Of*
4
2
1
5
1
5
2
0*
2
1
2
1
3
2
2
1
4
1
2
4
2
2
3
2
0
»t
4
3
1
2
3
2
2
2
1
1
5
2
1
4
6
3
2
1
3
2
3
0
vF; vL; R; vgvlbM; r
vF;R
I. 76
11. 378
cB;L;El500+;sbM; * np
B; cL; IE; np of 2
F; st'of 2
R. nova?
F;E; 10'nf h. 1202
II. 63
11.628
II. 324
1.276
vF; L; E 135°+ ;r
pB; cL; E; gbM...
F; S
1210
1208
1211
1212
pB; pS; vlE; sbM
eF; #8 n 5'
II. 85
M. 100
f(H,h)pF;vL;K; 1
!;<? vg, psbMrN
(_ (L)2-branchedspiralJ
iB; S; R; psbM
D'Arrest, 90
pB;RorlE;bM
1213
11.141
II. 84
II. 847
vF; S; R; bM; 1st of 3
F; S;R;r
1216
1214
1217
1220
1215
1218
1219
3388
1221
1222
pF; S; vlE; vgbM
vF;vS;R;bMN
II. 806
III. 942
II. 142
pB;S;E;gbM
eF; E 0°+
F; pS; R; bM; 2nd of 3
12 16 16-0
pF; S; R; *v nr
H. 406
12 16. "!•!
vF; pL;iR;biN?
12 16 23-3
Cl;pRi;lC;stl2...14
cB; vS;mE; vsbM
II. 86
II. 143
HI. 95
III. 96
III. 94
III. 31
12 16 23-7
12 16 26-6
12 16 29-8
12 16 29-8
12 16 30-1
12 16 32-7
12 16 34-7
12 16 34-8
12 16 43-1
12 16 49-2
12 17 3-3
12 17 9-0
12 17 9-3
12 17 10-3
12 17 16-6
12 17 17-0
12 17 17-6
12 17 18-5
12 17 21-3
12 17 23-3
12 17 35-0
12 17 40-3
12 17 45-8
12 17 46-2
12 17 £0-1
12 17 55-9
12 17 56-9
12 17 57-6
12 17 59-0
12 18 +
B; pL; R; bM; 3rd of 3
eF;vS;R
eF;vS;R
1223
1224
1200,o
1225
1226
3389
pF; S; E;?D
vF;pS; R; vglbM; A2st ...
vF; vmE
R. nova
1.210
II. 625
vF; S ; mEl 00° + ; vsmbMBN
F;pL; E70°+; vlbM
Cl; vB; vL; 1C; st 12. ..14...
vF
A. 292
III. 481
III. 799
I. 123
III. 648
I. 65
III. 800
III. 938
III. 801
I. 30
HI. 97
III. 38
1.166
I. 22
II. 144
1230
1228
1229
1231
1233
cF;cS;lE(?18m R.A.)
B; S; *8'9 sf 3'
cF; pmE 90°; vlbM
vB; L; R; vsmbMn; r
vF; cS; R; r
eF; pL; iF
cF;cS;R
1232
cB; pL; vlE; gl, smbM
eF
1
2
3
2
1
1
2
1.
2
vF; vS
1234
1235
1236
3390
3391
1227
1237
1238
!>1237,«
|
cB; S; R; mbMN; r
B;pS; R; gbM
pF;pS; IE; bM
A. 67??
®;pF; L; R;stl2...l6 ..
pB; S; R; pgvmbM
II. 64
cF; cS; IE
M. 84
vB; pL; R; psbM; r
II. 379
F; S; R; bM; #nf90"
" Twelve knots exam." (see
h. 1237, 1244, 1250).
R. 9 novae
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STAES.
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Rii;lit
InaMJon
for
1SI10, Jan. 0.
Annual
Preoe>.-i"n
in
Right
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
>"orlh Polar
Dixtance
lor
l-i in, Jan. (1.
Annual
You -
in
N.P.D.
lor
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
IS,'(1.
Summary Description from a
t . >iii|):iris<ui ul* all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
Df Obs.
liV ll.
in'.l II.
Sir .F. H.'s
Catalogues
nl' Nebulae.
-ir\V. ll.'s
Claim
and ?Si'<.
Oilier
Authorities.
2937
2938
2939
2940
2941
2942
2943
2944
"045
h.
L 1237, a
1239
1240
1241
H.
II. 530
I. 12
11.87??
H. 9 novae
(continued)
h m s
12 18 +
12 18 2-6
12 18 7-3
12 18 13-0
12 18 17-0
12 18 19-0
12 18 19-5
12 18 22-3
12 18 36-7
12 18 41-2
12 18 41-2
12 18 43-3
12 18 44-3
12 18 48-4
12 18 48-5
12 18 51-3
12 18 51-3
12 18 52-0
12 18 52-0
12 18 +
12 19 0-2
12 19 1-1
12 19 2-5
12 19 2-5
12 19 2-6
12 19 3-4
12 19 5-0
12 19 11-1
12 19 14-6
12 19 17-0
12 19 26-2
12 19 29-4
12 19 30-1
12 19 32-4
12 19 37-2
12 19 44-6
12 19 49-3
12 19 50-7
12 19 56-1
12 19 59-7
12 19 59-8
12 20 1-6
12 20 5-0
12 20 8-2
12 20 16-0
12 20 19-4
12 20 20-7
12 20 22-2
12 20 25-0
12 20 26-1
12 20 33-7
12 20 +
12 20 35-2
12 20 36-7
12 20 +
a
+ 3-045
3-060
3-041
3-039
3-051
2-940
3-033
2-910
2-609
3-045
2-950
3-039
2-819
2-951
3-010
3-044
3-044
3-032
2-993
2-993
3-044
2-993
3-086
3-086
3-041
3-037
3-050
3-044
3-052
3-065
3-063
2-997
3-053
3-044
3-054
3-072
3-038
3-065
3-052
3-083
3-037
3-058
3-043
3-044
3-088
3-057
3-046
3-043
3-053
3-089
3-041
3-041
3-043
3-041
+ 3-041
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
3
1
2
1
1:
1 •
O / //
76 20 +
83 29 59-7
74 27 43-7
73 35 30-7
79 13 0-4
40 23 59-4
71 2 10-4
34 43 1-4
13 42 3-4
7t> 34 33-4
43 32 16-4
73 41 59-4
24 17 14-4
43 25 20-4
61 39 49-4
76 29 1-4
76 29 1-4
71 0 52-4
55 40 35-4
55 40 +
76 17 9-4
55 42 28-4
96 54 29-4
96 54 29-4
76 6 32-4
73 3 10-4
78 42 59-7
76 34 59-4
80 12 44-4
86 43 59-4
85 15 53-4
57 30 19-4
80 47 0-4
76 39 31-4
81 18 20-1
90 6 39-1
74 10 51-1
86 43 44-1
79 37 0-7
95 3 10-1
73 45 10-1
83 20 42-1
76 30 10-1
76 55 44-1
97 24 14-1
82 58 0-1
78 7 49-1
76 53 54-1
81 0 59-1
97 30 49-1
76 9 14-1
76 9 +
II
+ 19-99
19-99
• 19-99
19-99
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19«98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-98
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
19-97
+ 19-97
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
' TwelvR knots exam." (see
h. 1237, 1244, 1250).
!•; S
0
1
4
2
1
1
3
3
4
1
st
1*
3
2
2
0
2
3
3t
0
5*
3t
1
1
0
2
1
1
1
1
6
st
1
o
1
3*
3
4
1
5
5
3
3
2
1
3
3
2
1
1
2
0*
2
5
0*
B; S; It; smbM
>S- R- psbMN
vF; pL; R;lbM
11.743
F; S
-'946
1 J4 .'
1243
1247
1244
1245
M. 85
vB; pL; R; bM; * np
2947
2948
2949
2950
2951
2952
2953
2954
2955
2956
2957
2958
2959
2960
2961
-'90-'
2963
2964
2965
2966
2967
2968
2969
2970
2971
2972
2973
2974
2975
2976
2977
2978
2979
2980
2981
2982
2983
2984
III. H7:i
1.277
cF; S;iR
B; cL; 1C; psmbM
vF; E; p of 2
II. 749
II. 87
III. 852
111.729
III. 361
11.167
II. 168
II. 55
V. 29-1
pB; pL; IE; vglbM
S;bM; r .,
1248
1249
1246
1250
1250
1251
1252
1 1252,a
1253
1252
cF; S; R; sbM; J« sp
cF; S; R; vgbM
vF;vL;iF;B*p
Northern of 2; no description
Southern of 2; E
1:
2
1
1
2
1
1
A
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
i
3
pB; IE; bM
eF; vL; np of D neb
R. 2 novas
M. 86
1
2
1
1
A
1
1
1::
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
3
vB;L; R;gbMN;r
V. 29-2
III. 755
III. 756
11. 88
III. 39
vF; vL; pvlbM ; sf of D neb
vF;vS-E
vF- vS- E
1254
Auw. N. 30
F; L; mE 90° (Auwers
Mar. 5, 1862).
pF- S- R; vsbM; r
vF; B* nr
1255
1256
f of 2 neb
eF- vL- R; gbM
III. 17
II. 34
I. 77
III. 482
II. 169
vF; pS; r
1257
1258
F- pL; R; gbM; r
vB; L; E; g, vsmbM*
eF
1259
1260
1261
1262
1263
cF; S;gbM; 2st n, np
vF- L- R- *sp 5'
HI. 492
11.113
II. 23
II. 155
IIL114
II. 89
IL 145
11.170
11.171
/H. vF;cL;raE 1
\h. F; S; R; * nr /
B- pmE 135°+; sbM
F;pL;lE;r:(? = III. 17)..
F- pL- E- Ibp
1265
1264
1266
1267
1268
1269
1270
1271
1272
1273
1274
1274,a
1276
1275
1275, a
F; vS; R; psbM; 2S st nr ..
pB; pL; pgbM; B* np
vF-vS-E
pF; S; R; bM
vF- vS- cE- gbM
2985
2986
2987
-->!>*>•
298S
2990
2991
2992
2993
2994
2995
II. 146
II. 65
II. 172
II. 497
cF- L- R; gbM .. ..
B; L;cE; psbM; *10nf ..
cF- S; gbM
pF- vS
pF; pL; IE
I. 28, 1
11.173
I. 28, 2
vB- cL- R- p of 2
R. nova
See note
76 55 49-1
76 13 17-1
76 13 +
B- pS- R- bM- r
B- cL; vlE; r; f of 2 .
R. nova
See note
o 2
100
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
References
to
Right
Annual
Precession
No.
North Polar
Annual
Precession
No.
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
Cata-
ogue.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
of
Obs.
used.
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
of
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
times
of Obs.
by h.
an'd H.
2996
h.
1277
II.
h m s
12 20 39'3
8
+ 3-070
1
89 5 41-1
+ 19-97
1
F; eE 75°- #10 nf- place
1
2997
3392
A. 300 ?
12 20 45-1
3-287
1
149 19 6-8
19-96
1
that of #).
Cl; S; st 11. ..12
1
2998
11.848
12 20 48-0
2-795
1
24 25 19-8
19-96
1
F; S; iR- bM
2
2999
1279
II. 156
12 20 58-0
3-048
1
79 24 53-8
19'96
1
vb; pL; R; SIllbM
2*
3000
3393
12 21 7-5
3-191
1
132 29 6-8
19-96
1
eF- L- R- vgbM
1
3001
1280
I. 91
12 21 15-0
2-999
3
60 36 32-8
19-96
4
B; L; E90°- sbM
6
3002
1281
1.213
12 21 17-5
2'944
4
45 8 8-8
19-96
4
vB; cL- mE 15°- rrr- #95'
5
3003
1282
ru. 56
\
12 21 24-9
3-030
6
72 8 33-8
19-96
7
B - L * R - evmbM* • r- B # nr
10*
3004
1283
In. 90
II. 26
I
12 21 39-0
3-055
1
82 42 49-8
19-36
1
F- pS- bM- r
2
3005
1284
II. 180
12 21 40-2
3-075
1
91 10 10-8
19-96
1
F- L- R- gbM- er
5
3006
1285
II. 355
12 21 41-6
3-014
9,
66 24 25-8
19-96
8
F; L; E; gbM; 2Bstnf
3
3007
3394
12 21 43-2
3-147
1
119 19 41-8
19'96
1
eeF; vS- * 13 att
1
3008
I. 23
12 21 49-1
3-043
9,
77 32 29-8
19-96
9,
pB; S; vmE
2*
3009
1286
II. 35
12 21 50-2
3-063
3
85 39 10-8
19-96
3
cB; pS; R; smbMN
5
3010
128?
II. 121
12 21 51-6
3-039
1
75 59 6-8
19-96
1
pB; S; R; bM; p of 2
2
3011
1289
ri. 212
\
12 21 52-8
2-936
1
44 20 29-8
19-96
1
B; pL; E 45°+ ; psbM
4*
3012
1288
\JI. 750
1.161
J
12 21 54-1
3-037
9.
75 14 55-5
19-95
2
pB; pL; iR- bM- r-* 8sf2'
3
3013
1290
ru. 122
I .
12 21 57-1
3-039
1
76 1 41-5
19-95
2
pF;S; R;bM; f of 2
4*
3014
3396
\II. 174
III. 764
J
12 22 2-0
3-128
9
112 23 40-5
19-95
2
pB; pS; E 130°; vbM
3
3015
3395
12 22 3-2
3-350
l
154 1 1-5
19-95
1
Cl; P; vlC
1
3016
1291
12 22 4-3
2-778
l
24 25 41-5
19-95
1
pB; R; gbM
1
3017
II. 630
12 22 15-1
3-037
1
75 15 58-5
19-95
1
cL
1
3018
1292
III. 483
12 22 15-4
3-051
l
81 4 3-5
19-95
1
F; vS; R;pebM...
2
3019
11.157
12 22 25-8
3-049
1
80 23 58-5
19-95
1
pF; pL; mE; bM; r
1
3020
1293
ni. is
\
12 22 30-4
3-049
2
81 24 5-5
19-95
9,
F;pL;iR;bM
6
3021
1294
\II. 498
J
M. 49
12 22 39-3
3-051
4
81 13 44-5
19-95
5
vB;L; /?'^1; mbM..
fi»
3022
3023
J> 1294,o
R. 3 novse
12 22 +
3-051
81 13 +
19-95
' \h. R J '
" Four found " (one being
0
3024
3025
J
II. 115
12 22 43-3
3-016
2
75 36 0-5
19-95
2
h. 1294).
vB; cL
0
3026
1295
fll. 117
j
\
12 22 48-2
3-036
1
75 9 20-5
19-95
1
pF- R; r ..
3*
3027
1297
I II. 629
III. 362
J
12 22 48-7
2-998
1
61 58 28-5
19r95
2
eF;pL; R
5
3028
1296
II. 123
12 22 51-8
3-040
2
76 54 3-5
19-95
2
F; S; R; bM; 1st of 3
3
3029
11 116
12 22 58-9
3-037
2
75 39 0'5
19-95
2
pB;pL...
2*
.3030
II. 114
12 23 1-6
3-037
2
75 48 33-5
19-95
2
vF; r
2
3031
1298
II. 124
12 23 11-1
3-040
4
76 54 41-2
19-94
5
pB; S; R; psbM; 2nd of 3...
7
3032
1299
II 531
12 23 17'7
3-060
1
84 58 43-2
19-94
1
pF ; pS ; E ; bs
3
3033
III. 40
12 23 33-4
3-043
3
78 28 58-2
19-94
3
eF; pL
1
3034
1300
12 23 37-1
3-100
1
100 51 52-2
19-94
1
pF; S; R;gbM
1
3035
1301
M. 87
12 23 44-0
3-039
4
76 50 39-2
19-94
4
vB; vL; R; mbM
7
3036
11.776
12 23 44-2
3-091
97 18 28-2
19-94
1
F; vL; er
1
3037
1302
111. 484
12 23 44-6
3-049
80 51 38-2
19-94
1
vF; vS;lE
2
3038
1303
II. 91
12 23 48-1
3-027
3
72 27 55-2
19-94
3
pF;cS;R;gbM
4
3039
1304
III. 41
12 23 50-0
3-041
77 45 3-2
19-94
1
F;L; R
2
3040
1305
11.499
12 23 53-2
3-050
81 9 14-2
19-94
1
pF; pL; vglbM; 2st nr
2
3041
1306
I. 197
12 24 17-8
2-938
47 36 37-9
19-93
1
B; pS; iR; p of 2
2f
3042
1308
I. 198
12 24 23-6
2-938
47 39 25-9
19-93
1
vB; vL; mE 130°; rr
2f
3043
1307
I. 83
12 24 24'3
2-998
1
63 26 55-9
19-93
1
vB; pL; R; vsmbMN
2*
3044
1310
III. 301
12 24 26-4
+ 2-987
1
60 5 7-9
+ 19-93
2
pF; cS; R; pslbM
3
OF NEBfL.K AND CLUSTERS OP STARS.
101
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Rifilit
for
1 si ill. Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
~icm
for 1880.
No.
of
Ota.
North Polar
Distance
for
1-1 HI. Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
in'il II.
i.II.'g
i ><jues
of Nebula-.
<ir \V. K.-i.
and Nos.
Otter
Authorities.
3045
3046
3047
3048
3049
3050
3051
3052
3053
3054
3055
3056
3057
3058
3059
3060
3061
3062
3063
3064
3065
3066
3067
3068
3069
3070
3071
3072
3073
3074
3075
3076
3077
3078
h.
1309
H.
II. 36
III. 42
h m s
1 .' : 1 29-8
12 24 33-4
1 _• .'1 II)-.'
12 24 41-5
12 24 54-5
12 24 +
12 24 57-5
12 24 58-5
1 ,' M 59-4
12 25 4-1
12 25 6-8
12 25 6-8
12 25 9-9
12 25 9-9
12 25 14-6
12 25 30
12 25 33-9
12 25 45-5
12 25 50-1
12 26 3-1
12 26 3-1
12 26 3-3
12 26 4-0
12 26 20-2
12 26 23-0
12 26 24-2
12 26 26-9
12 26 32-9
12 26 38-0
12 26 53-3
12 26 56-3
12 27 0-4
12 27 2-1
12 27 2-2
12 27 7-7
12 27 8-5
12 27 10-6
12 27 11-7
12 27 13-1
12 27 14-9
12 27 19-6
12 27 32-8
12 28 6-8
12 28 12-2
12 28 13-8
12 28 15-1
12 28 15-7
12 28 17-8
12 28 22-7
12 28 23-5
12 28 24-2
12 28 32-3
+ 3-060
3-040
2-827
3-031
3-031
3-024
3-040
3-025
3-090
3-060
3-034
3-197
3-055
2-974
3-058
2-833
2-748
2-980
3-049
3-029
3-070
3-024
3-046
2-732
3-091
2-741
3-044
3-104
2-975
3-048
3-063
3-037
3-009
2-925
3-047
3-032
3-051
2-952-
3-024
3-064
3-015
2-860
3-052
2-721
3-071
2-783
3-081
3-026
2-781
3-033
+ 3-033
3
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
1
1::
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1::
3
2
3
1
4
1
2
1
2-
2
1
1
1
1
1
1:
2
4
3
2
2
2
85 17 47-9
77 37 57-9
129 12 18-9
31 16 14-9
74 48 26-9
74 48 -
72 25 57-9
78 3 15-9
72 32 23-9
96 46 40-6
85 14 53-6
75 48 23-6
129 8 6-6
83 24 1-6
57 7 59-6
84 47
32 45 54-6
25 29 50-6
59 30 52-6
81 22 31-6
74 38 42-6
89 8 56-6
72 56 23-6
80 33 36-3
25 12 55-5
96 36 57-3
25 37 18-3
80 2 47-3
101 14 26-3
58 57 57-3
81 31 57-3
86 34 26-3
77 54 52-3
68 41 56-3
47 52" 34-0
81 1 56-0
76 9 20-0
82 46 13-0
53 42 9-0
73 40 25-0
87 2 47-0
71 1 23-0
38 25 19-7
83 6 37-7
25 42 2-7
89 28 3-7
30 19 21-7
93 1 7-7
74 43 45-7
30 17 43-7
77 0 46-7
76 58 38-7
+ 19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-93
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19'92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-92
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-90
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
+ 19-89
3
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1:
3
2
4
1
4
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1 :
2
4
3
2
3
2
F; cL; biN or D neb
6
1
2
3
3
2
3
2
2
2
1
1
0
2
1
3
1
3
3
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
3
5*
4
5
2*
4»
1
3
2
4
5
5t
1
1
1
2
3
4
6
5
3
4
3
vF
3397
1311
1312
vF;L; R; vglbM
1.234
B; cS; E; pgbM; #9 f 30"..
B; vL; vmE; p of D neb
F; S; f of D neb (not ob-
by 1,.).
vF; vS
M. 88
11.118
III. 69
11. 66
II. 92
11.771
III. 18
11.631
1313
1314
3398
1315
1316
3399
1317
1318
1196,a
1319
1321
1320
1322
ISM
pB; S; R; gbM
vF; S
pB; cL; iE; gvlbM; er
vF; cL; r; f of 2
cF; pmE90°+ ; gbM; *9f8s
pB; S; R; psmbM*l6
vS; R; sbM*13
vF;S;R;lbM
R. nova
Query R.A.; vF; 1 0's of scar-
let *.
pF; vS; iR; vgbM
III. 834
pB; S; R;psbM
III. .-.H.'
eF; vS; R; bM
F;S; R;bM
III. 78
IV. 5
II. 93
11.158
II. 849
11. 757
F; pS; R; r
cB; vL; vinE95°+; B * in
cont.
F; vS; bM*
1324
F; pL; R; bM; r
pB- vS- IE; sbMSN
vF; S; 2 vSst inv
1326
1 325
1327
1328
1329<
1330
1331
pB ; S ; pmE ; pgbM ; # 9 in v
eF;pL;lE; vlbM
vF; iF; bM
II. 325
I. 31
I. 38
II. 37
II. 67
III. 26
F-pL;iR;bM
"I
vB ; vL ; mE 1 20° + ; psmbM
L * f ; * 9 p.
pB; L; pmE60° + ; mbM ...
PF;cS;R;bM; *9f30' ...
eF; L
J
3079
1332
8 Canum
Nebulous*
3080
II. 500
11.175
11.147
11.410
II. 94
vL; er
3081
3082
3083
3084
3085
3086
3087
3088
3089
3090
3091
3092
3093
3094
3095
3096
1333
1334
1336
1335<|
1337
1338
1341
1340
1346
1342
1344
1339
1345
1347
1343
1349
F- pL; R; vgbM
pB; pL; pmE; vgbM; r
cF; L; IE; vglbM; r
\
F- pS- bM- r
11.119
V. 2
f
B; vL;mEllO°;sbM;er ...
eF-pL; R
pF- cS- R; bM
II. 850
III. 493
III. 802
1.160
11.120
III. 807
I. 36
I. 37
F; L- ill; vgbM; S * nf
eF- S- R; gbM
vF; pS; E; vgbM; *9f2'
pof2.
vB; cL; pmE63°+;
vsmbMN.
B-L;lE;lbM
eF- pS; E; fof2
pB- S- vlE; spof 2
PBJS;R;bM;nfof2
102
SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Rifrht
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Nortli Polar
Distance
for
18GO, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulas.
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3097
3098
3099
3100
3101
3102
3103
3104
3105
3106
3107
3108
3109
3110
3111
3112
3113
3114
3115
3116
3117
3118
3119
3120
3121
3122
5071
3123
3124
3125
3126
3127
3128
3129
3130
3131
3132
3133
3134
3135
3136
3137
3138
3139
3140
3141
3142
3143
3144
3145
3146
3147
3148
h.
1348
3400
1350
1351
1352
1354
1353
1355
1356
1357
1360
f 135 81
< — >
H.
M.89
h m s
12 28 35-2
12 28 36-9
12 28 44-3
12 28 50-3
12 28 59-6
12 29 0-3
12 29 0-4
12 29 5-7
12 29 21-6
12 29 22-9
12 29 26-1
12 29 26-5
12 29 28-0
12 29 45-6
12 29 52-8
12 29 55-6
12 29 59-1
12 30 6-6
12 30 17-6
12 30 19-4
12 30 23-9
12 30 26-2
12 30 26-7
12 30 30-8
12 30 36-6
12 30 40-5
12 31 0-5
12 31 14-1
12 31 17
12 31 18-5
12 31 45-7
12 31 53-3
12 32 5-1
12 32 6-7
12 32 8-0
12 32 26-6
12 32 44-2
12 32 49-6
12 32 50-8
12 32 53-7
12 33 11-7
12 33 13-9
12 33 14-1
12 33 23-5
12 33 26-5
12 33 31-0
12 33 42-8
12 33 53-3
12 34 10-3
12 34 13-2
12 34 16-3
12 34. 20-3
12 34 23-9
+ 3-032
3-211
2-983
2-981
2-980
2-980
3-046
3-008
3-034
2-993
2-821
3-035
3-035
3-047
3-028
2-392
3-024
3-241
3-199
3-224
3-051
3-039
3-039
3-025
3-031
3-053
'2-945
3-02
3-056
3-047
2-369
3-166
3-050
3-072
3-088
3-110
3-016
3-034
3-089
3-040
3-065
3-059
3-242
3-088
3-242
2-689
3-027
3-033
3-463
3-042
3-042
+ 3-043
1
1
2
1
3
1
1::
2
2
4
1
4
2
5
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1?
3
1
2
[3]
2
1::
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
5
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1::
1
3
76" 40 32-7
128 39 49-7
62 42 18-7
62 18 47-7
61 16 7-4
62 16 6-4
81 33 21-4
69 54 20-4
77 47 21-4
63 14 30-4
35 0 1-4
77 59 26-4
78 0 26-4
81 59 3-1
76 4 18-1
14 59 52-8
74 58 8-1
132 51 14-1
124 44 3-1
129 45 59-1
83 9 55-8
79 40 5-8
79 45 21-8
75 26 55-8
77 24 52-8
83 51 55-8
89 2 46-5
55 46 15-8
76 7 12
84 54 40-5
82 25 53-5
15 2 24-5
115 58 45-2
83 12 29-2
89 16 17-2
94 34 23-2
100 50 14-2
73 56 8-2
79 2 56-2
95 2 22-9
80 51 21-9
88 0 51-9
86 6 33-9
130 8 57-9
94 21 50-9
130 12 2-6
27 36 49-6
77 20 9-6
79 3 58-6
152 12 8-6
81 24 51-6
81 30 51-6
81 55 10-3
+ 19-89
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-88
19-87
19-87
19-86
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-86
19-85
19-85
19-85
19-85
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-84
19-83
19-83
19-83
19-83
19-83
19-83
19-82
19-82
19-82
19-82
19-82
19-82
19-82
+ 19-81
4
1
2
2
3
1
1 :
2
2
4
1
4
2
5
2
vv
pB; pS; R;gmbM
5*
1
3
3
4t
1
2*
4
4
5t
2
6*f
6*f
9
2*
2
2f
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
6
3
3
0
4
1
7*
4
3
4
4
3f
5
7
1
2
1
3*
1
3
1
2
5
4
1
1
2
6*
F; vlE; glbM
II. 343
11.380
I. 92
B; pS; iR; vsmbM*12
F;pL
vE; vL;mE150°;gbM;3st(
vF; nf of2or?3
1.119
11.407
II. 68
V. 24
III. 880
IV. 8
IV. 9
I. 32
cB;pL;R;gbM
pB;pL; vlE;lbM;r
pB; S; IE; psbM
B; eL; eE!36°-l; vsbMN
= *10, 11.
pF;S;iR;gbM
vF; L; np of D neb~1
\_1363j
f 13591
! pos
fl60° +
vF; L; sfof Dneb J
L1363J
1361
cB; pS;mEe°+;sbMrN ...
pL; bMN
M.90
1364
1362
3401
3402
3403
HI. 939
III. 602
eF; S
vF;L; E; vgbM; cB * att...
vF; S; * 10n30"
vF;L;lE; vglbM
F; S; pmE; 2 st p
HI. 13
11. 15
vF; vS
1365
1366
1367
1368
1369
1
1
1?
3
1
2
[3]
2
1 ::
pF;pS;R;sbMN; * np ...
F; R; bM (? = II.15+5'P.D.)
np this place is a F neb ; not
M. 91. whose existence?.
B; L; iR; vmbM; r
M.91??
M. 58
1.124
pB; L; vgbM
See No. 5071.
cF;S;lE;bM
1370
III. 495
D' Arrest, 91
vF; S; R
1371
1.125
III. 98
I. 273
pB; L- E; psbM
vF;eS
1374
3404
1372
1373
1375
1376
1377
1378
4
1
1
1
2
1
4
5
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1::
1
3
cB; L; IE; pgmbM
M.68
®; L; eRi; vC; iR; rrr;
st 12, red.
vF- cS
HI. 504
II. 31
II. 183
I. 43
11.632
I. 24
11.636
III. 105
III. 509
H.577
F; L; E90°+; vgbM
pB;cL; E;sbMN-#
!; vB; vL; eE92°; vsmbMN.
pF;pL;R;gbM ,
B; pS; R; gmbM; r; 3stf...
F- vL; bM
eF- L; R; vlbM
vF; vS
1379
3405
1380
3406
1381
1382
1383
3407
1384
F; S; R; 2 st 8 f
eF; L; R; pslbM; pof2
11.184
F- L- E; vglbM
F; L; R; vgbM; r
1.254
HI. 43
II. 69
i'.""7
II. 19
11.148
B;L;vmE118°-6;glbM ...
vF; pS; E; 2or3 vSstinv ..
pB; pL; R; psbM ; r;
*12npl'.
Cl;pL;pC;cE;stlO
vB; vL (no doubt a comet) ..
F- VL
A. 272
pB- S; R; psmbM
OF NEBULAE AXD CLUSTERS OF STARS.
103
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
Reference* to
Kifjht
Ascension
lor
ISIJO. Jun.O.
Ann
1'rt -cession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
Ha
erf
Ohs.
laed.
North Polar
DipfeBHH
for
1860, Jan. (1.
Annual
Freer--
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary l)esn-i]il ion from a
l'(ini)uiris<>n of all the
Observations, Kcniarks, &c.
Total
No. of
time.-.
ofObs.
l,v li.
ind H.
Sir J. II. V si,- \V. 11. V
Catalogue- ('hisses
of Nehuhe. and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3149
3150
3151
3152
3153
3154
3155
3156
3157
3158
3159
3160
3161
3162
3163
3164
3165
3166
3167
3168
3169
3170
li.
3408
ir.
ll 111 8
i ,' :; 1 44-6
12 34 46-0
12 34 48-0
1 .' ."4 56-3
12 34 56-5
12 :!4 56-9
12 35 3-9
12 35 3-9
12 35 7-3
12 35 8-7
1 .' .",') 9-8
12 35 10-4
12 35 11-3
12 35 21
12 35 21-7
12 35 22-0
12 35 23-8
12 35 38-1
12 35 39-8
12 35 41-1
12 35 41-9
12 35 43-8
12 35 43 +
12 35 49-4
12 35 56-9
12 36 3-7
12 36 12-1
12 36 15-9
12 36 21-6
12 36 23-0
12 36 25-5
12 36 33-0
12 36 34-8
12 36 41-2
12 36 42-3
12 36 48-8
12 36 50-2
12 36 54-0
12 36 54-5
12 37 7-8
12 37 16-6
12 37 23-1
12 37 27-8
12 37 29-4
12 37 37-9
12 3? 42-5
12 37 46-2
12 37 58-3
12 37 59-0
12 38 12-3
+ 3-247
2-815
2-886
3-021
*9S8
3-026
3-249
3-041
3-059
2-935
2-883
3-095
3-095
3-07
3-055
2-934
3-070
3-015
2-992
3-060
3-055
3-026
3-019
3-043
3-072
3-062
2-754
3-262
2-756
3-025
2-258
3-025
3-256
3-005
2-698
3-072
3-018
2-876
2-929
2-929
3-109
3-016
3-025
3-264
2-898
3-057
3-057
3-072
+ 3-023
1
2
4
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
cl]
2
1
2
2
2
1
I::
l
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
4
5
1
3
1
1
2
2
4
3
1
1
1
Is:
1
1
2
1
1
129 54 10-3
38 48 50-3
48 4 47-3
76 17 9-3
54 9 54-3
77 34 1-3
129 58 30-3
81 33 55-3
86 10 20-3
56 39 40-3
47 56 36-3
96 16 10-3
96 11 25-3
91 2 12
85 16 24-0
56 41 21-0
89 18 56-0
74 55 47-0
69 17 27-0
86 32 30-0
85 32 15-0
77 49 6-0
77 49 +
75 58 44-0
81 53 10-3
89 53 20-7
87 14 46-7
34 4 23-7
130 58 46-7
34 22 23-7
77 39 25-7
14 48 37-7
77 40 38-4
129 57 35-4
72 50 28-4
30 16 19-4
89 47 49-4
76 7 8-4
48 12 25-4
57 3 48-4
57 1 24-
99 18 53-
75 43 35-
78 2 34-
130 19 53-
52 5 58-1
86 0 49-1
86 11 14-8
89 41 29-8
77 47 31-8
+ 19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-80
19-80
19'80
19-80
19-80
19-80
19-80
19-80
19-80
19-80
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-78
19-77
19-77
19-77
19-77
19-77
19-77
19-77
19-76
19-76
+ 19'76
1
2
4
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
[1]
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
5
6
1
4
1
1
2
3
5
3
1
1
1
1:
1
1
2
1
1
eF; vS; R; *attnf; pof2...
pF; S; iR; er . .
1
2
*t
1
5
5
1
5
1
2
3
4
4
0
3
3t
4
3
2
4
1*
3
2
1«
2
5
1*
1
2*
6*f
8
«t
1
6
1
1
4
3
6*t
6*f
2
3
2
1
2
1
3
4
1
11.744
1.178
1.179
..
| i :;*.-. |
1387
1388
1386
3409
1389
1390
1391
1392
ri393"|
\341flJ
J13941
}
/B;L; R; mbMl Dncb;
J
vF; S; R; vpbM
11.411
F- pS- R- IbM; * 8-9 f ...
M. 59
B; pL; IE; vsvmbM; 2stp..
pF- S; R; pslbM; fof2
II.14&
cF;pL; E; pslbM; r
B; E
11.659
II. 660
II. 772
II. 773
F; S; R; np of 2
pF; S; R
vF; cS: IE: glbM .
cF; S; E; gbM
13411 J
D'Arrest, 92
pB; pL; E- IbM- ?biN . ..
1395
1397
1396
1398
1400
1399
1401
1402<
1402,«
1403
II. 532
V, 42
I. 14
III. 603
cF;S;R;lbM
!; vB; vL; eE70°+; bMN
B*nr.
pB; L; E45°+
vF; L; mE135°+; vgbM ..
vF- L- vglbM
II. 38
B; L; iR; vgvmbM; r
vB; cS; R; smbM
3171
3172
3173
3174
317*
II. 70
R. nova
F- R- gbM
II. 176
Makes a D or biN neb with
h. 1402.
pB; S; E;r; *12sfl'
vS
11.125
II. 20
III. 494
I. 10
II. 794
No. 1
vF; cS; E
3176
3177
31 7«
1402
1406 j
3412
1407 |
1405
1410
1408
3413
1409
1413
cB- pS- IE; mbM
}
vF; S;R;gbM
J
pB; S: psbM .
3179
3180
3181
II. 794
No. 2
III. 44
1.274
I. .
J
vF; pL; IE 1 15°±; npofDneb
PB;cS; R; gbM; *p
vB; pL; R; fofDneb
vF; R; bM; r
3182
3183
3184
3185
3186
3187
3188
3189
3190
3191
3192
3193
3194
3195
3196
3197
3198
3199
M.60
II. 12
cB; L; E 90°; gbM; r
PF;pL;gbM; 2Bstf
III. 662
11.126
11.661
1.176
1.177
11.558
11.127
II. 71
1411
1412
1414
1415
3414
1416
1417
3415
1418
1419
1420
1421
F; vL; pmE; ?D; 3 st nr ..
vF; vS; stellar; *15, 16 f ..
!; pB; L; vmE34°-3; spof2
'• pF; L; E90° + ; nfof 2 ...
vF; L; E; *l6att; *9p ...
F-cS;R;bM;r
vB- S- vsvmbMN
F- nL- R- gbM .
11.643
II. 39
1.142
I. 15
nF- oL- R' sbM» r
pB; 2 S stin M; S*p
B;pL; iR; mbM; *10sp...
B; vL; mE45°+; psbM ...
B • S • R • psbM
104
SIE J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
iml II.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulse.
;SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos
Other
Authorities.
3200
3201
3202
3203
3204
3205
3206
3207
3208
3209
3210
3211
3212
3213
3214
3215
3216
3217
3218
h.
H.
III. 663
III. 328
11.774
h m s
12 38 15-2
12 38 23-9
12 38 32-4
12 38 36-0
12 38 43-7
12 38 47-3
12 39 11-1
12 39 17-7
12 39 18-0
12 39 36-0
12 39 36-4
12 39 45-5
12 39 58-2
12 40 2-9
12 40 6-3
12 40 13-3
12 40 16-6
12 40 39-3
12 40 43-4
12 40 44-5
12 40 48-3
12 40 58-2
12 41 2-8
12 41 5-5
12 41 9-5
12 41 11-2
12 41 12-2
12 41 21-8
12 41 28-1
12 41 46-4
12 41 49-6
12 42 2-1
12 42 5-8
12 42 8-9
12 42 15-5
12 42 19-7
12 42 22-8
12 42 26-6
12 42 29-3
12 42 35-9
12 42 39-1
12 42 39-4
12 42 40-1
12 42 51-5
12 43 1-6
12 43 19-9
12 43 22-9
12 43 26
12 43 26-4
12 43 32-0
12 43 34-1
12 43 37-5
12 43 38-8
12 43 38-8
12 43 45-4
+ 3-072
2-952
3-098
3-273
2-9ol
3-104
2-733
2-928
3-274
3-263
3-118
3-291
3-111
3-279
3-081
2-984
2-728
2-897
3-051
3-010
3-076
3-081
2-943
2-332
2-731
3-021
3-282
3-094
3-032
3-107
3-119
3-054
3-109
2-842
3-288
2-753
3-118
3-289
3-092
2-95
3-000
2-948
2-888
3-045
3-130
3-093
2-900
2-92
3-088
2-945
3-135
3-135
3-293
3-293
+ 3-098
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
6
1
2
6
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1::
1::
1
89 46 47-8
62 6 37-8
96 18 3-8
130 56 55-5
62 10 24-5
97 52 44-5
34 28 43-5
58 30 6-2
130 49 55-2
128 48 5-2
100 52 34-2
132 34 50-2
99 17 29-9
130 47 24-9
91 58 8-9
69 46 52-9
34 41 11-9
53 52 53-6
84 53 57-6
75 28 34-6
90 55 44-6
92 33 48-6
62 0 41-6
18 3 44-6
34 51 21-6
78 14 47-6
130 32 29-3
95 2 2-3
80 44 53-3
97 54 3-3
100 38 16-3
85 50 43-0
98 21 44-0
47 18 39-0
130 31 49-0
38 2 43 0
100 20 43-7
130 36 13-7
94 26 6-7
63 45 13-4
74 4 17-7
63 45 43-7
53 54 17-7
83 55 22-7
102 33 51-7
94 30 56-4
56 4 35-4
60 23 +
93 23 9-4
63 44 13-4
103 34 27-1
103 34 5/-1
130 19 50-1
130 19 50-1
95 38 6-1
+ 19-76
19-76
19-76
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-74
19-74
19-74
19-74
19-74
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-72
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-71
19-70
19-70
19-70
19-70
19-70
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-69
19-68
19-68
19-68
19-68
19-68
19-67
19-67
19-67
19-67
+ 19-67
1
4
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
3
1
1
3
1
1
6
1
2
6
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1::
1::
1
vF; S; iF
1
6
3
1
4
1
2*
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
5*
4
3*
1
3
5
1
5
4
1
3*
7
1
5
6*
3
4
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
0
1
4
6
3
1
2
0
2
2t
2
2
1
1
3
1422
1423
3416
1424
3417
pF;cS; R; bM; r; pof2 ...
pF; S; R; psmbM
eF; S; R; vgbM
III. 329
F; vS; R;sbM*10; fof2...
vF; cS; R; glbM
III. 778
11. 326
cF; S;1E
1425
3418
3419
3420
3421
3423
3422
1426
1427
1428
1430
1429
1431
vF; pmE; ?biN
eF; IE; vgbM
eeF; pL; R
eF; S; 1 or2stinv
pF; S; R; gbM
III. 523
cF; L; E 45°+; gvlbM
eF;pS; R; vgbM ; S * sp ...
B; pL; pmE 25°
11.181
III. 398
II. 795
F; S; R;sbM*; rr
pF; vS; vmE; vsmbM
vF;vS;R;psbM
III. 543
II. 128
111.664
II. 182
11.381
III. 906
II. 796
II. 72
eF; pL; *9-10plOs
3219
pB; vL; E; vglbM; r
3220
3221
3222
3223
3224
3225
3226
3227
3228
3229
3230
3231
3232
vF;S
1432
1433
pB; pL; E 90°+ ; mbM
F;cS;R; bM
vF;pL; E
1435
1434
3424
1436
cF;pS; vlE; mbMN
pF;S; vlE
A. 510?
pB; L; R; gbM; r
I. 39
I. 8
III. 6
I. 129
III. 524
11.578
III. 514
II. 662
vB; L;lE45°+;MiibMrN ..
cB; pL; iR; bM; r
1
ri437|
\ 3425 J
russT
'
vB; R; vmbMrN; r
F; L; mE40°; vlbM; B*p ...
F;S
\3426j
eF; cS; pmE
3233
3234
1439
3427
cF; S; R;gbM
vF; vS; R; psbM
3235
3236
3237
3238
3239
3240
3241
3242
3243
3244
3245
3246
3247
3248
3249
III. 815
III. 722
S; stellar
eF; S
3428
1440
1451, a
1441
1442
1443
1444
1445
1446
1448
1475, a
1447
1451
1449
1450
3430
3431
1452
A. 511
pB; cS; R; gbM
III. 610
cF; pL; IE
R. nova
E
II. 95
cB; pL; vmE28°-5; sbMN..
vF; pL
11.412
1.140
III. 536
F; S; E;glbM;er
pB; L; vlE;glbM
F;pS; R;gbM
eF; vS; bet 2st
III. 424
vF; stellar
R. nova
E;bMN
III.611
I. 84
HI. 280
II. 298
eF; S; bM
vB; vL; E; vg, vsvmbMeBN
F; vS;R; stellar; npof2 ...
F;pL; R; IbM; sf oi 2
neb; 1st of 3
3250
3251
3252
3253
3254
2nd of 3
I. 41
vF; pL; E .
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STAES.
105
No.
of
I'ata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
time*
if Obs.
byh.
in'd H.
Sir 3. H.'B
Catalogues
of Nebular.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3255
3256
3257
3258
3259
3260
3261
3262
3263
3264
3265
3266
3267
3268
3269
3270
3271
3272
32/3
3274
3275
3276
:i->77
3278
ji-';;!
3280
3281
3282
3283
3284
3285
:!286
;3287
3288
3289
3290
:(29l
3292
3293
3294
3295
3296
3297
3298
3299
3300
3301
3302
3303
3304
3305
3306
3307
3308
330S
3310
3311
h.
1453
1454
1456
1457
1455
1458
3432
3429
3433
1460
H.
11.814
II. 73
h TII s
12 43 53-8
12 44 3-4
12 44 5-1
12 44 17-2
12 44 18-7
12 44 20-7
12 44 30-1
12 44 30-5
12 44 31-3
12 44 37-2
12 44 52-3
12 44 54-5
12 44 55-1
12 44 55-5
12 45 0-0
12 45 0-2
12 45 6-7
12 45 10-2
12 45 11-6
12 45 15-0
12 45 22-2
12 45 35-3
12 45 46-1
12 45 53-4
12 45 55-7
12 46 6-4
12 46 11-3
12 46 12-7
12 46 13-2
12 46 22-4
12 46 22-4
12 46 26-5
12 46 29-7
12 46 46-5
12 46 47-5
12 46 47-5
12 46 48-1
12 47 4-9
12 47 15-1
12 47 16-1
12 47 16-9
12 47 17-2
12 47 21-4
12 47 29-9
12 47 31-8
12 47 54-0
12 47 55-2
12 47 59-1
12 48 6-7
12 48 7-8
12 48 9-1
12 48 26-6
12 48 33-9
12 48 39-2
!2 48 45
12 48 53-4
+ 2-720
3-019
3-047
2-838
2-890
3-108
2-776
3-118
3-300
3-297
3-012
2-940
3-132
2-244
2-95
2-175
3-313
3-005
3-0/5
3-015
3-533
3-143
2-992
3-01 5
3-152
3-048
3-295
3-115
3-063
3-111
3-058
2-862
3-101
3-114
3-112
3-114
3-020
3-120
3-131
3-131
3-121
3-384
3-102
2-925
3-120
2-911
3-132
3-029
2-921
3-054
2-765
2-683
3-136
3-230
3-05
+ 3-047
1
4
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
1:
3
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
3
1
2
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1:
0 / //
36 20 41-1
78 19 45-1
84 23 15-1
48 6 31*8
55 5 14-8
97 39 9-8
41 33 55-8
99 41 33-8
130 37 52-8
130 18 42-8
77 9 54-5
63 28 40-5
102 38 47-5
17 36 39-8
63 23 0-t
16 21 38-5
131 54 2/-5
75 44 40-5
90 26 26-5
77 55 36-5
149 35 20-2
104 38 49-2
73 23 18-2
78 0 38-2
106 13 39-9
84 46 58-9
128 58 3-9
98 45 39-9
87 58 25-9
97 54 38-9
87 3 50-9
52 25 5-9
95 51 34-9
98 26 38-6
98 1 38'6
98 26 17-6
79 31 37-0
99 46 38-3
101 49 8-3
101 50 8-3
99 51 38-3
137 58 54-3
96 6 8-3
62 9 58-3
99 28 38-3
60 17 53-0
101 52 8-0
81 10 55-0
61 49 20-0
86 20 18-0
42 43 7-0
36 8 27-7
102 17 37-7
118 45 0*7
86 42 +
84 56 47-4
+ 19-67
19-67
19-67
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-66
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-65
19-64
19-64
19-64
19-64
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-63
19-62
19-62
19-62
19-60
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-61
19-60
19-60
19-60
19-60
19-60
I960
19-59
19-59
19-59
19-58
19-58
1
5
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
3
1::
3
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1::
F; S; vsmbM
1
6*
l
10f
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
0
2
1
1
5
7
3t
2
4
6t
j
2
3
1
2
1
5
2
3
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
2
4
1
4
2
7
3
2
5
2
1
1
0
3
EF:PL:{raE90'}r:*12P-
vF;vS;R
M. 94
vB; L; ill; vsvmbMBN; r...
eF; vS; pmE
III. 496
III. 515
III. 721
I. 133
F; pL; IE; pelbM ..
vF; S; R;psbM
cB; vS; vbMN=*9; *10sf
F; R;gbM
F;L;E;gbM;3rdof3
pB; mE; r
II. 344
III. 537
III.907
F;pL;lE
1459
F; vS; iR; gbM
vF;cL;E!35°+
1451, b
1463
3434
It. nova
E0°
IV. 78
pB; L; R; vg, vsbM
B; pS; R ; vg, vgtnbM
III. 82
I. 16
I. 25
II.~74
vF; S; E; r
1461
1462^
3435
1464
1465
1466
cB;L; vlE; vglbM
\. 301
B; pL; R; psbM; p of 2
CI; vL;stvB (k-Crucis)
vF; pS;r
III. 281
III. 70
II. 75
III. 489
111.544
vF; pL;E?
pB; vmE34°-0;3Bsts;fof2
vF; S;)bM
1467
3436
F;cS; R;gbM
B; pS; IE; mbM
III. 525
II. 535
III. 516
II. 24
III. 618
11.186
II. 559
III. 517
Fi ^
; VO
1468
F; pL; mE; #9 p 90°
vF; S
1469
1471
1470
3437
pF;pS;R;mbM
eF;cS;R;bM
F; cL; R; vglbM; r
F; S;R; vlbM; pof D neb..
vF; S
3438
1472
vF;S; R; vlbM; f of D neb
vF;pL; R; r
III. 106
I. 134
1.135
1.136
III. 526
cB; vL; mE
pF; pS; R; mbM; pofDncl
pF; pS; R; mbM; f of Duel
eF; eS
3439
vF; S; R; glbM
11. 187
II. 345
II. 560
I. 93
II. 538
II. 21
11.382
III. 548
1.211
III. 816
IV. 40
pB; pS; mbM; r
1473
F; R; *9 att 1'n
pF; pS; iR
1475
pB; pS; IE; *8nf 1'
vF; S; 2 orSst near
1474
1477
1476
1478
1479
3440
| 1509, a
1480
pF; pL; R; bM; r
!pF; pS: gbM ..
cF; S; vS* att
pB; cS; R; psbM; #14 p ...
eF;S;lE
SjatttopB*
F- cS- R- gvlbM
I. 141
R. 2 novae
{F; D neli; Eat right anglo
to each other.
fll.vBl r v,i-o ,
(h. pFj:cL;El3o°± ...
MDCCCLXIV.
106
SIE J. P. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
aadH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula1.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other for
Authorities. I860, Jan. 0.
3312
3313
3314
3315
3316
3317
3318
3319
3320
3321
3322
3323
3324
h.
3441
3442
1481
1483
1482
3443
nufi
11.
ll 111 S
12 49 6-0
+ 3-326
3-326
2-915
2-590
3-104
3-680
3-112
2-917
3-140
2-951
3-220
3-321
2-917
3-899
2-680
3-375
2-725
3-138
3-060
2-906
3-087
2-912
2-837
3-571
2-908
3-151
3-152
2-172
2-852
2-832
2-990
2-903
2-903
3-102
3-102
2-902
2-999
3-106
3-102
2-901
3-094
2-908
2-900
3-147
3-055
2-724
3-150
3-257
3-257
3-069
3-361
3-060
2-899
2-823
3-094
2-719
+ 2-897
1
1
1
2
1
3
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1::
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
6
1::
2
1
1
1::
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1::
2
1
1
1
131 2 20-4
131 3 50-4
61 29 48-4
30 54 17-4
96 3 28-1
154 11 48-1
97 46 5-1
62 3 50-8
102 54 35-8
67 33 15-8
116 32 13'8
129 59 36-8
62 14 32-8
160 6 53-5
36 56 44-8
135 30 1-5
40 26 12-5
102 17 56-2
87 40 2:i-5
60 46 1-2
92 51 26-2
61 49 52-2
51 52 3-2
148 50 34-2
61 38 24-6
104 17 25-6
104 31 34-6
19 1 32-6
54 23 0-3
51 56 32-3
75 4 23-3
61 16 45-3
61 17 56-0
95 20 33-0
95 20 33-0
61 16 45-0
76 46 17-0
96 5 50-7
95 19 0-7
61 15 23-7
93 50 3-7
62 21 3-7
61 17 14-7
103 11 32-7
86 45 0-7
42 1 50-7
103 45 56-7
120 12 2-4
120 10 2-4
89 18 31-4
132 0 55-1
8? 35 32-4
61 23 44-4
51 54 16-4
93 47 23-4
42 1 52-1
61 21 47-1
+ 19-58
19-58
19-58
19-58
19-57
19-57
19-57
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-55
19-56
19-55
19-55
19-54
19-55
19-54
19-54
19-54
19-54
19-54
19-52
19-52
19-52
19-52
19-51
19-51
19-51
19-51
19-50
19-50
19-50
19-50
19-50
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-49
19-48
19-48
19-48
19-47
19'48
19-48
19-48
19-48
19-47
+ 19-47
1
1
1
2
1
3
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
6
l-.i
•i
1
1::
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
[
I
eF; cS; R; gbM; p of 2
1
3
2
2
2
3
3
2*
1
10f
1
1
3
2
2
3
1
1
2
3
2
2
1
2
3
3*
1«
1
•f
1
7
l
4
1
!
!
2
3
2
2
3
2
4*t
1
2*
1
1
2
1
1*
1
3
3
1
3
12 49 6-1
eF; S; R; gbM; (of 2
II. 383
1.243
II. 777
12 49 9-7
vF; pL
12 49 10-9
B; pS; vlE; vgbM
12 49 20-0
F; S; R; bM
12 49 23-7
Cl;pL;pRi;iF;stlO ...18
pB; L; pmE 0°- gbM
II. 549
II. 384
II. 563
12 49 33-0
\3445j
1485
12 49 48-9
F;cL
12 49 51-1
pB; IF; bM
1486
3447
3446
1487
3444
1488
3448
1489
1490
1491
1493
1492
1494
1495
3449
1496
1497
M. 64 12 49 51-8
12 50 5-6
!; vB; vL; viuE120°+;
bMSBN=* ?.
F; S; R; gbM
12 50 6-4
pF;vS;R;sbM*17;'*10,700-3
vF; pL; IF .. . .!
II. 346
12 50 6-5
3325
3326
3327
3328
3329
3330
3331
3332
3333
3334
3335
3336
3337
3338
3339
3340
3341
3342
3343
3344
3345
3346
3347
3348
3349
3350
3351
3352
3353
3354
3355
3356
3357
3358
3359
3360
A. 164 12 50 7-9
12 50 11-1
©;B; L;R;g, vsbM;st 12
vF; S; ill; bM
III. 817
12 50 15-0
F; pL; mE; vgbM
12 50 23-4
Neb;?
12 50 42-3
vF; 3Sst sp
II. 536
II. 387
III. 613
11. 386
12 50 42-5
pF; pL; pmE; vgbM; *nf'30°
pF; pL; R; vS* att
12 50 45-5
12 50 47-5
cF; E; er; *sf30"
12 50 55-4
F; pL; R
12 51 9-4
eF
A. 311 12 51 45-5
12 51 48-6
CI;L; pRi; iR;stlO
F; S; R; pslbM
II. 385
I. 68
II. 299
III. 908
IV. 30
II. 644
1.162
12 51 59-8
B; R; psmbM; *13np
12 52 1-7
pB; pL; mbM
12 52 1-7
eF; vS; iR; vlbM
1499
12 52 22-9
vF; pL; vmE30° + ; bet 2 st
pB; S; R; mbM
12 52 24-2
1498
1500
1501
12 52 28-6
B; pL; mE 90°; sbMN;
S*inv.
1st of 5; *7 n
12 52 41-1
II. 388
HI. 758
III. 759
II. 389
HI. 83
12 52 49-6
cF; S; R; *7n; 2nd of 5 ...
vF; vS; pof2
12 52 58-9
12 52 58-9
vF; vS; F of 2
1502
1503
1504
1505
1507
1506
1508
1510'
12 53 0-1
3rd of 5
12 53 9-2
cF; pL; R; vglbM; r
12 53 17-4
vF- S; E
II. 778
II. 391
HI. 614
II. 390
III. 363
II. 300
1.143
12 53 20-0
pF; cS; E; psbM; *np
12 53 24-0
pB; pmE;bM; *7n;4thof5
cF; S; iR; bM
12 53 24-1
12 53 28-3
vF
12 53 29-7
pF; S; R; *7n; 5th of 5 ...
12 53 33-9
1509
1512
1511
3450
3451
12 53 33-9
cB; cE; * 10 att 135°+
12 53 35-2
pF;S; R; gbM
I. 69
'l2 53 37-9
pB; pL; iR; stnr
12 53 44-3
vF;cS; R; *att;pof2
12 53 51-3
vF; vS;R;slbM;fof2
3361
3362
3363
3364
3365
3366
3367
3368
11.517
12 53 51-5
pB; pS; R; bM
3452
1514
1513
1515
1516
12 54 9-0
eF;3or4stll,12, f
V. 3
II. 392
II. 645
IV. 47
12 54 9-5
eF; vL; rr
12 54 10-0
IstofS
12 54 10-5
pB; cS; R; srabM; *17np..
pB; S; R; bM; stellar?
eF; S; E; bM
12 54 12-7
12 54 26-8
II. 393
12 54 39-4
F; pL; 2nd of 3
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
107
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1SSI).
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
l.-i-Ji. Jim. 0.
Annifal
Preotwioi
in
N.P.I),
for
18*0.
No.
of
Obs
a«ed
Summary De-scription from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remark.*, Ac.
Total
No. of
limes
of Obs.
by h.
and 11
Sir J. H.'l
. Catalogues
S -hula;
isir W. !£.'«;
Classes I . J^f.
and Nos. Auth°r"«*-
Ascension
for
1-W, Jan. 0.
336S
1T7fl
h.
1518
1517
1519
H.
II. 394
]] in s
12 54 42-9
12 54 50-7
12 54 51-3
12 55 1-9
12 55 43-0
12 55 51-7
12 56 14-8
12 56 20-2
12 56 27-9
12 56 38-5
12 56 42-6
12 56 48-3
12 56 56-5
12 56 58-2
12 56 59-1
12 56 59-5
12 5? 6-0
12 57 14-1
12 57 32-1
12 57 34-1
12 57 40-2
12 57 43-2
12 58 15-4
12 58 18-4
12 58 23-9
12 58 26-1
12 58 26-5
12 58 27-1
12 58 31-6
12 59 2-4
12 59 4-5
12 59 9-8
12 59 27-3
12 59 28-4
12 59 33-6
12 59 35-3
12 59 35-4
12 59 37-3
12 59 57-7
13 0 17-3
13 0 18-4!
13 0 32-3
13 0 36-8
13 0 40-4
13 0 41-9
13 0 57-8 '.
13 1 8-2
13 1 29-8
13 1 32-2
13 1 32-5
13 1 33-1
13 1 40-9
13 1 50-4
13 1 51-4
13 1 54-5
13 1 54-7
13 2 1-0
13 2 6-3
13 2 11-9
13 2 15-9
+ 2-897
8*184
3-112
2-895
3-115
3-115
3-358
2-663
3-136
3-263
3-425
2-646
3-129
3-426
3-101
3-113
2-887
3-455
3-388
3-306
3-387
3-107
2-877
3-329
1-656
3-263
2-825
2-888
3-116
2-840
2-885
2-874
2-754
2-537
3-255
2-873
2-588
3-221
3-224
1-670
2-582
2-580
3-099
3-480
2-540
2-948
2-902
3-264
3-111 ;
2-873
3-168 1
3-102
2-743
2-811 i
2-599
3-404
3-099
1
2-993
3-225
+ 3-219
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
I
2
(2)
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
]
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
8
' 1
1
" 1
1
1
1
6l 24 48-1
104 13 10-8
96 57 43-8
61 12 29-8
97 19 31-2
97 22 30-xJ
130 39 45-9
38 47 27-9
100 44 59-9
119 46 26-6
136 28 2-6
37 55 20-6
99 35 40-6
136 29 22-3
94 48 23-6
96 55 28-6
61 3 42-6
138 32 6-3
132 50 51-0
124 35 6-0
132 45 46-0
95 45 18-0
60 7 28-7
126 48 31-4
13 50 36-4
119 0 14-4
54 4 20-7
61 40 48-4
97 15 49-4
56 4 6-1
61 30 58-1
60 10 26'1
47 31 10-8
32 55 57-8
117 28 37-8
60 12 10-8
35 40 40-8
112 55 45-8
113 16 24-5
13 57 22-5
35 38 40-2
35 36 40-2
94 16 0-9
138 45 23-9
33 34 22-2
70 50 8-9
64 29 21-6
117 53 57-3
96 1 35-3
60 56 21-3
104 45 42-3
94 36 21-3
47 34 57-3
54 3 8-3
37 18 52-3
132 21 15-0
94 38 51-0
77 37 1-0
112 38 21-7
111 48 8-7
+ 19-47
1 9-46
19-46
19-46
19-44
19-44
19-43
19-43
19-43
19-42
19-42
19-42
19-42
19-41
19-42
19-42
19-42
19-41
19-40
19-40
19-40
19-40
19-39
19-38
19-38
19-38
19-39
19-38
19-38
19-37
19-37
19-37
19-36
19-36
19-36
19-36
19-36
19-36
19-35
19-35
19-34
19-34
19-33
19-33
19-34
19-33
19-32
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-30
19-30
19-30
19-29
+ 19-29
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
5
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
•1
1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1 1
vF; 3rd of 3...
2
4
2
1
4
1
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
2
1
2
3
6
2
2»
1
4
2
3
2
2
1
3
3
2
4
2
1
*
4
1
3*
1«
2
3
2
1
0*
1
1
1
3371
33/i
3373
3374
3375
3376
3377
3378
3379
3380
3381
3382
3383
3384
3385
3386
3387
3388
3389
3390
3391
3392
3393
3394
3395
3396
3397
3399
3400
II. 779
III. 364
II. 190
111. 760
cF;L; v!E45° +
cF; S ~
3453
3454
[ v r
F; pS; vlE; glbM .
cF; vS;ll
3456
3455
1521
3458
3457
1520
III. 818
II. 191
vF; R; A2st8, 9, f
cF; S; R; vglbM
pB; pL; iR
30; o; K; bM ; *f 6s
eeF; S; R;pof2
11.561
'r;li;psbM
pB;L; R;gmbM
I. 40
III. 761
11. 395
F; S; R; fof2
nK • T • P • n K \/T n V . .
vF; S
1522 -
3459
3460
3461
3462
1523
1524
3463
1527
3464
1525
1526
3465
1528
1529
A. 411
F;S;R; bM; *9 nf'l' .
B; vL; vmE 38C-?
B; pS; R; gpmbM; p of 2...
F;pL; RjvglbM
II. 188
II. 396
eF; S; R; pslbM; fof2...
F- pL- IE- r
F; S; R; psbM*ll
vF; pS; atnSSst...
vF* ^1* T? * v«K\T
11.413
II. 397
I. 130
II. 398
F;cS;R;gbM
pB; cS; R;smbM ..
F- S- R
vB;pS; E0°+; bMBN
eF;S;R ~
F- S- iF
3401
3402
3403
1404
1530
1532
3466
1531
1533
3467
III. 303
II. 663
III. 779
eF- vS
F; vS; R; stellar; vS#s
eF; S;1E
3405
3406
3407
408
III. 304
III. 783
fF; vL; cE; vgbM
vF; vS; vlE; vglbM; *sp..
vF;S;E; * att
III. 766
III. 937
111.781
III. 782
F;pL;R;glbM
vF;PL; iF
40;)
3410
411
41«
1534
vF;S;iR;bM
vF;S
vF; S
3413
3414
3415
3416
3417
3418
3419
3420
3421
3422
3423
3424
3425
426
3427
3428
3429
3468
1535
III. 780
'F; vS; R; psbM
B;pL; R;gmbM
cF; S
III. 346
F; vS; R; sbM; stellar .
eF;pL;lE
eF- cS- R
3469
1537
II. 189
III. 365
II. 301
II. 185
III. 654
III. 401
11.815
B;pL; R; #9sf..
vF
1536
1539
1538
1542
3470
J; pL; R; psmbM
•"; S; iF; pB#nr
vF; vS; R; IbM
vF; S; R; stellar
1"; vS; stellar
F. C. 17. -
1541
3471
Auw. N. 31
» B> *-; r
A neb (Markree Obs. Apr. 9,
1852).
F;S;lE;2Ssts
HI. 766
F; vS
)F; cS; R; slbM; am st
p2
108
SIE J. F. W. HEBSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Sec.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
and II.
Sir J. H.'e
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3430
3431
3432
3433
3434
3435
3436
3437
3438
3439
3440
3441
3442
3443
3444
3445
3446
3447
3448
3449
3450
3451
3452
3453
3454
3455
3456
3457
3458
3459
3460
3461
3462
3463
3464
3465
3466
3467
3468
3469
3470
3471
3472
3473
3474
3475
3476
3477
3478
3479
3480
3481
3482
3483
3484
h.
ri540l
H.
I. 42
III. 81 9
II. 537
III. 366
h m s
13 2 23-2
13 2 29-4
13 2 32-9
13 3 5-6
13 3 37-6
13 4P15-2
13 4 20-5
13 4 28-5
13 4 34-7
13 4 37
13 4 45-5
13 4 48-8
13 4 50-5
13 4 51-7
13 5 2-2
13 5 7-5
13 5 7-9
13 5 28-3
13 5 30-7
13 5 36-5
13 5 42-5
13 5 46-2
13 5 55-8
13 6 2-0
13 6 10-1
13 6 13-8
13 6 16-8
13 6 27-1
13 6 45-9
13 6 59-7
13 7 19-4
13 7 33-0
13 7 49-8
13 7 55-8
13 7 56-4
13 7 56-9
13 7 59-4
13 8 26-1
13 8 26-7
13 8 31-7
13 8 46-5
13 9 0-0
13 9 30-5
13 9 31-1
13 9 31-9
13 9 38-0
13 9 52-3
13 10 27-4
13 10 33-7
13 10 33-9
13 10 46-3
13 10 57-3
13 11 14-2
13 11 54-7
13 11 55-9
8
+ 3-118
2-616
3-057
2-863
2-J58
2-704
2-852
2-781
2-340
3-05
2-610
2-907
3-175
3-419
2-787
3-097
2-897
3-183
3-203
3-036
2-982
2-663
2-692
2-941
2-826
3-425
3-027
2-646
2-861
2-775
1-918
3-185
2-568
3-243
3-744
3-184
3-845
3-283
3-185
3-185
3-283
2-837
2-938
3-188
2-699
2-823
2-821
3-274
3-358
3-357
3-519
2-817
3-227
3-178
+ 2-810
2
1
2
1
[1]
1
2
1
3
1
(1)
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
5
3
3
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1::
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
97 5 2-7
38 34 19-7
87 35 35-7
60 20 39-4
35 44 28-1
47 27 18-5
59 36 40-5
52 11 9-2
2? 7 16-5
63 51 42
39 9 53-2
66 20 21-9
105 3 9-9
132 21 4-9
52 58 43-9
93 36 2-6
65 12 15-6
106 0 52-6
108 46 4-3
84 31 7-3
76 39 28-3
43 4 1-3
45 12 45-3
71 5 3-0
57 26 40-0
132 12 57-0
83 11 34-0
42 10 39-0
61 27 30-7
52 39 40-4
18 36 12-4
105 51 1-8
37 58 10-8
113 14 29-5
149 19 9-5
105 38 49-5
152 40 25-2
117 40 52-2
105 43 13-2
105 37 43-2
117 35 33-9
59 33 42-9
71 35 10-3
105 53 46-3
47 13 45-3
58 18 9-3
58 13 16-0
116 6 47-7
124 41 30-4
124 35 15-4
137 10 22-1
58 10 2-4
110 22 7-8
104 6 53-5
57 47 16-5
II
+ 19-29
19-29
19-29
19-28
19-27
19-25
19-25
19-24
19-25
19-24
19-24
19-23
19-23
19-23
19-23
19-22
19-22
19-22
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-21
19-20
19-20
19-20
19-20
19-20
19-19
19-18
19-18
19-16
19-16
19-15
19-15
19-15
19-14
19-14
19-14
19-14
19-13
19-13
19-11
19-11
19-11
19-11
19-10
19-09
19-08
19-08
19-07
19-08
19-06
19-05
+ 19-05
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
[1]
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
5
2
3
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1::
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
pB;pL;R;vgpmbM; *8np
vF
6
1
2
2
1
1
3
4
1
0
2
3
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
4
1
4
12
4
3
2
1
3
3
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
3
3
2
2
4
1
1
1
3
1
2*
3
\3472J
1543
1544
1545
cF; pL- R- IbM- er
cF; pS; IE
pF; S; iR- gbM
III. 655
III. 305
I. 96
III. 848
vF; pS- IbM
1546
1547
vF; vS; vlE....
vB; vL; vmE 25°; vsbMN...
vF; vS
D'Arrest, 93
pF; pL; R
1550
1549
1548
3473
1551
1552
III. 820
I. 85
vF- R- bet 2 vSst
pF;cL; E 17°-0;biN; *9f
vF- R- bM- # 10 np 5'
pB • cS • R - am 4 st
11.414
II. 637
II. 356
III. 669
II. 746
III. 545
II. 129
pF ; S ; E • psbM
F; cL; iR; IbM
pB ; S . .
1553
1554
1555
1556
1557
1559
1558
1560
3474
1561
1562
1563
1564
vF; II- bM
cB- S- R- mbMpBN
eF; vS- II- er
cF; cL- vlE- IbM
pF- oS- R- *12 nf 90''
II. 664
pF; L; mE20D- vlbM
M. 53
!; ©; B; vC; ir; vvmbM;
st 12...
vF; S- IE- * 13 n
III. 649
nB;pL; R;gbM; * 7 nf ...
vF; S; R- p-'bM ..
F- vS- R- gbM
III. 367
I. 97
III. 909
11.510
11.816
vF; pL; ill
vB; pi; El66°-8;
smbMvBN; # np.
vF; vS; R
1565
cF- pS- vlE- bM
F; S; ir; vgmbM
3477
3476
1566
3475
3478
F;L;R; vgvlbM; *9p ...
Cl; P; E; scst 11
11.511
pB; pL; R; bM
Cl; vL; vRi;st 11
pF; R; sp of 2
III. 670
11.512
vF
cF; S
3479
1567
1569
1568
1570
1571
1572
3480
3482
3481
3483
1573
1574
1575
Neb; nf of 2
vF
VI. 7
11.513
Cl; vF; pL; ill; vgbM;
st!5...
F; pS; iR
M.63
vB; L; pmE!20°+;
vsmbMBN.
cF; cS; R; p of 2
III. 306
III. 307
1.138
cF;cS;R;fof2
vB; S; R; vsmbM; *10f...
eF; vS; E; r
eF; vS; R; * nr
B; S;R;pslbM
III. 308
III. 31 2
III. 282
III. 309
vF; cS
F; L;ill; bM
vF; pL; pmE!35°+
eF;vS
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
109
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Bight
Ascension
for
1*50, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
So
of
01..-.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Procession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
01.S.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
Sir J. H.'S
Catalogue*
of Nebula;
Sir W. H.'f
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
timm
ofObs.
In h.
ami 11
3485
3486
3487
3488
3489
3490
3491
3492
3-J9.-1
HIM
3495
3496
3497
3498
3499
3500
3501
3502
3503
3504
3505
3506
3507
3508
3509
3510
3511
3512
3513
3514
3515
3516
3517
3518
3519
3520
3521
3522
3523
3524
3525
3526
3527
3528
3529
3530
3531
3532
3533
3534
3535
3536
3537
PL76)
\3489J
f"!
L3490J
3484
J15781
\3491J
1578, a
3485
1579
H.
III. 117
II. 193
II. 566
III. 118
h m s
13 12 6-9
13 12 9-0
13 12 9-6
13 12 14-9
13 12 +
s
+ 3-162
3-16)
3-285
3-162
3-162
3-285
3-236
3-258
3-469
3-226
2-818
3-4/0
3-4/0
2-702
3-174
3-085
2-787
2-786
3-289
3-385
2-660
3-002
2-717
3-342
2-367
3-168
2-712
2-359
3-345
2-841
2-827
3-018
3-164
3-939
3-409
2-646
3-327
2-990
3-333
2-790
3-481
2-955
3-240
3-325
2-953
3-811
3-554
3-370
2-730
2-729
2-729
1-743
+ 2-632
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1::
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
4
3
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
0 * ll
102 0 4-2
101 55 11-2
116 50 8-2.
101 57 46-0
101 57 +
116 40 17-9
111 4 37-6
113 40 5-6
132 59 25-6
109 52 4-6
59 1 33-6
132 58 39-3
132 59 51-3
48 51 23-3
103 20 52-0
91 34 7-0
56 11 1-0
56 7 15-0
116 41 36-7
125 54 9-7
46 10 1-7
80 46 29-4
50 42 22-8
121 36 35-5
31 37 0-8
102 14 3-2
50 31 29-5
31 34 28-2
121 36 34-6
62 17 27-6
60 56 38-6
82 52 33-6
101 33 30-3
152 40 50-0
126 57 18-3
46 10 43-3
119 34 56-0
79 33 7-0
119 36 57-0
57 42 15-0
132 17 10-7
75 17 16-7
110 23 21-4
119 6 14-4
75 31 20-4
148 16 44-8
136 34 49-8
123 9 1-8
52 53 5-8
52 50 44-8
52 49 +
18 45 22-8
46 0 37-5
+ 19-04
19-04
19-04
19-04
19-04
19-03
19-02
19-02
19-02
19-02
19-02
19-01
19-01
19-01
19-00
19-00
19-00
19-00
18-99
18-99
18-99
18-98
18-96
18-95
18-96
18-94
18-95
18-94
18-92
18-92
18-92
18-92
18-91
18-90
18-91
18-91
18-90
18-90
18-gO
18-90
18-89
18-89
18-88
18-88
18-88
18-86
18-86
18-86
18-86
18-86
18-86
18-86
+ 18-85
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
o
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
??
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
4
3
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
vF; cS; R; 1st of 3
5
5
3
5
0
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
2
2
2
1
3
2
4
1
1
1»
2
1
2
2
2f
1*
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
5
*t
4
2*
1
3
Ct
tf
2
3
3
0
2
2
pB; S; vlE;sbM;2ndof3..
pB;pS;cE;psbM;*7-8f...
cF; pS- vlE- 3rd of 3
R. nova
!^o description, one of a grouj
of four.
vF; S; R; 1st of 4
13 12 26-3
13 12 42-4
13 12 44-0
13 12 55-4
13 12 55-9
13 13 3-1
13 13 4-2
13 13 8-5
13 13 20-1
13 13 2-2-1
13 13 24-5
13 13 39-1
13 13 46-8
13 14 3-7
13 14 4-5
13 14 9-9
13 14 34-0
13 15 6-1
13 15 12-3
13 15 14-4
13 15 32-9
13 15 38-3
13 16 2-4
13 16 12-7
13 16 19-0
13 16 19-0
13 16 24-5
13 16 35-7
13 16 37-7
13 16 46-4
13 16 59-8
13 17 1-9
13 17 2-8
13 17 5-0
13 17 15-0
13 17 15-1
13 17 15-9
13 17 43-5
13 17 56-3
13 17 59-6
13 18 19-5
13 18 24-0
13 18 27-3
13 18 29-8
13 18 39-8
13 18 39-8
13 18 48-6
13 19 4-9
11.313
11.780
cB- cS- vlE 90°+ • bf
F; L; R; vglbM~
3486
eF; vS- R- 2nd of 4
III. 724
II. 327
cF; vS; iF ..
1580
3487
3488
1583
1581
1582
1584
1585
3493
3492
pF;pL;pbM .
pB- pL- It • 3rd of 4
cF; S; vlE- 4th of 4
III. 633
III. 539
vF- S- It- IbM
cF; vS; R; gbM
vF; lit- * 11 «p
III. 650
vF;cvS; It; b.M;spof 2
vF- S • bet 2 st • nf of °
11.567
cB- pS- IE- psbM *
vB- pS- It- svinbM
11.665
II. 2-2
III. 619
pB; cS; E
vF- vS
1586
3494
1588
1587
1589
3495
1590
1592
1591
3497
3496
3498
1594
3499
1593
3500
1596
3501
1595
1597
3502
1598
3503
3504
3505
1599
1600
I600,a
1602
vF- S- cE 0'+
eeF; p of 2
III. 808
III. 119
II. 646
II. 826
cF; S; cE
cF; cS; iR- glbM
F; L- ill- vglbM
F; S; E ... .
F- IE- psbM • f of 2
III. 368
pF- pS* iHnK; fflbM- r
vF- L- A 2 st 1 1 ni)
III. 925
vF- S- R- eb\l
pB- S- IE
Cl; eR; mC; st!2...l6
cB- P- R- psmbM- r
II. 666
pFj S- R* gmbM
vF- S- vlE
DF- S- R- cbM
vF; vS
II. 328
pB • pL • R • gmbM • * p
A. 482
!!; vB;vL;vmEl22°-5; bifid
pB- vS- R- gmbM- * f
11.653
11.314
F- pS- IE- vcbM
pB- S- E
III. 84
eF; v$- R- psbM
A. 312?
A. 440
Cl; Ri; 1C; st 11
! ! - ® - cd Centauri
vF- S- R- glbM
III. 402
III. 403
IV." 70
11.667
cF;cS; R; vsinbM*; #12sp;
sp of 2.
F; cS; It; vsmbM *; n of 2
vF
R. nova
O?;cB; S; ll;g, slbM
pB- vS- vlE- glbM
110
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'8 CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, ic.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3538
3539
3540
3541
3542
3543
3544
3545
3546
3547
3548
3549
3550
3551
3552
3553
3554
3555
3556
3557
fa.
H.
111.115
II. 25
III. 404
h m 8
13 19 8-3
13 19 11-5
13 19 47-8
13 19 49-1
13 19 51-7
13 20 2-9
13 20 4-1
13 20 7-4
13 20 8-6
13 20 17-7
13 20 49-5
13 20 59-9
13 21 13
13 21 19-2
13 21 34-6
13 21 38-4
13 21 47-4
13 22 3-3
13 22 8-6
13 22 17-6
13 22 28-5
13 22 28-5
13 22 29-1
13 22 37-1
13 22 49-1
13 22 51-6
13 22 54-8
13 22 59-8
13 23 9'3
13 23 21-2
13 23 31-3
13 23 41-0
13 23 50-0
13 23 55-4
13 23 57-1
13 24 4-4
13 24 12-2
13 24 14-0
13 24 21-5
13 24 32-0
13 24 39-9
13 24 52-2
13 25 18-7
13 25 21-9
13 25 26-6
13 25 42-8
13 25 48-2
13 25 54-1
13 26 21-9
13 26 44-5
13 27 7-3
13 27 10-2
13 27 14-9
13 27 18-2
13 27 21-3
13 27 47-5
13 27 59-8
13 28 4-5
13 28 4-9
8
+ 3-167
3-050
2-730
2-926
3-328
3-329
3-329
2-728
3-977
3-594
2-773
2-916
3-02
3-373
2-438
2-371
2-770
3-898
2-560
3-221
2-920
2-558
2-974
2-922
2-953
3-321
3-081
3-081
2-952
2-774
3-400
4-129
2-908
2-539
3-382
2-536
2-264
2-546
2-726
2-409
3-142
3-610
2-945
3-003
3-003
3-004
3-076
3-003
2-615
3-009
3-397
2-075
2-904
2-072
3-583
3-399
2-942
+ 2-943
2
2
2
2
2
1::
1
2
1
2
3
1
[2]
1
1
1
:i
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
5
1
4
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1?
1
2
3
101 35 25-2
87 9 53-2
53 19 49-9
72 23 55-6
118 50 27-6
118 54 24-3
118 53 52-3
53 16 40-6
152 41 27-0
138 10 46-0
57 17 26-7
71 29 31-4
83 16 42
122 26 25-1
36 28 48-1
33 47 3-1
57 14 35-8
150 12 3-1
42 38 21-5
107 14 29-2
72 13 18-2
42 41 26-2
78 16 4-2
72 26 57-9
75 58 15-9
117 25 21-6
90 59 58-6
90 56 3-6
75 54 40-6
58 8 37-3
124 3 45-0
155 15 11-7
71 8 20-0
42 5 4-0
122 30 27-7
42 0 50-7
30 51 32-7
42 35 13-7
54 26 31-4
89 18 29-7
36 12 12-4
98 3 15-8
137 24 41-2
75 22 53-5
81 57 44-2
81 57 21-2
82 6 15-9
90 18 50-9
81 59 5-6
47 24 36-3
82 47 49-7
122 45 39-4
26 33 53-7
71 25 25-4
26 30 43-7
135 11 16-8
122 44 13-8
75 27 49-8
75 32 20-8
+ 18-84
18-84
18-83
18-82
18-82
18-81
18-81
18-82
18-80
18-80
18-79
18-78
18-78
18-77
18-77
18-77
18-76
18-77
18-75
18-74
18-74
18-74
18-74
18-73
18-73
18-72
18-72
18-72
18-72
18-71
18-70
18-69
18-70
18-70
18-69
18-69
18-69
18-69
18-68
18-68
18-66
18-64
18-65
18-64
18-64
18-63
18-63
18-62
18-61
18-59
18-58
18-59
18-58
18-59
18-56
18-56
18-56
+ 18-56
2
2
2
2
2
1::
1
2
1
2
3
1
[2]
1
1
1
3
2
1
2 •
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
4
j
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1::
1
2
3
vF; vS; stellar
2
6
3
1
2
1
1
3
1
2
4
1
0*
1
1
2
3
1
4
2
5
4
3
2
2
3
3
2
3'
2
It
2
10f
1
6
2
3
3
1
2
1
2
6
4
4
1
1
2
3*
1
3
1
3
1
1
4
5
1601
1604
1603
3507
3508
3509
1605
3506
3510
1606
1607
pB; pL; vlE; vsmbM* 12...
cF; pS; E- bM- sp of 2
vF; S; II ; * nf
cF; S; R; pslbM- *f2'
vF; S- R- p of D neb
pF; S; f of D neb
III. 405
vF; pL; R- nf of 2
CI;vRi ...
pB; cS; IE- glbM- r
III. 651
F; pS; vlE; bM
vF; R .. .
D' Arrest, 94
pF> See note .
3511
III. 821
III. 784
cF; stellar
1609
1608
3512
1611
1610
1613
1614
J1612
1615
1616
3513
1617
1618
1619
1620
3515
3514
1621
1622
3516
1623
1625
cF; S; iR...
pF- pL- IE- IbM- f'of2
Cl; vF- S- vRi- st 15
vF; pS; R
V. 22
cF; L; mE 128°-8; pgbM ...
F- pL; R; ebM
3558
3559
III. 672
««-{3
III. 71
F- vS- R- stellar
3560
3561
3562
)••
/^PHDneb..
/
\ vF; pL/
vF; S; R; am 3 st; * 7 nf...
vF; S; R . .
3563
3564
vF- pL- vlE- # 7 nf 10'
3565
3566
II. 679
II. 680
III. 642
III. 652
F- cS- IE- gbM- p of 2
pF- pL- ill- bM- f ot 2
3567
vF; S; iR
3568
3569
vF- vS; R- glbM
F- pL- vlE- vglbM
3570
A. 252?
!; B; pL; cE; bM curved
axis; 4 st inv.
cF- S- R- bM- ** f
3571
3572
3573
3574
M.51
!!!; nucl&ring(h);spiral(R)
pB- S- R- g, psbM
1.186
IV. 63
II. 689
III. 406
B- pS- R- vgbM- f of2
3575
pB- cL- iR- gmbM; r
3576
3577
5072
3578
3579
3580
3581
3582
3583
3584
3585
3586
3587
3588
3589
3590
3591
3592
3593
3594
3595
3596
pB- pL- R- mbM
1624
vF- vS- IE
See No. 5072.
pF- cS- R- vglbM
II. 797
HI. 507
3517
3518
1626
1627
1628
1629
1630
1631
1632
1633
3519
1636
1634
1636
3520
3521
1637
1638
vF- cS- R; gbM; r
F- pL- R- vebM
HI. 643
III. 9
III. 10
III. 99
F- S- cE- # 11 att np
F- vS- R; psbM; p of 2...
F; vS; R; stellar; fof 2
F- S; R; psbMN
pB- S- R- psmbM .
eF
III. 656
III. 926
vF; S- R- IbM
vF;S;*9nfinv?(?28'nR.A.)
eF ; eS • # S and # p
II. 841
pB; S; vlE
vF; S; R;bM
II. 842
nB- pL- R- ebM
vF; S; R; * n, nr
vF- S- R; # lOf
III. 86
III. 85
vF- S- vlE- 1st of 3
cF; S; R;bM; 2ndof3
OF NEBUluE AND CLUSTEltS OF STAKS.
Ill
No.
Refereno
s to
Bight
Annual
Precession
Xo.
N .i-th I'olar
Annual
Precession
No.
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
of
Cata-
logue
Sir J. H.'§
Catalogues
1 >ulie.
Sir \V. H.'B
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
Ascension
for
IN it J, Jan. 0.
RjfU
Ascension
for INN >.
H
Ob».
used.
for
I .-(*>. Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
L880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
times
of Otw.
by h.
and H.
3597
h.
1639
H.
III. 87
h m s
13 28 5-2
8
+ 2'943
1
75 37 21-8
+ 18-56
9:
cF; pL; R; glbM; 3rd of 3..
4
3598
1640
III. 407
13 28 6'2
2-713
3
54 34 50-8
18-56
3
F; cS; It; ttlOp; p of 2
|
3599
111.822
13 28 9-6
2-422
1
37 46 37-8
18-56
1
cI';pS; ill; IbM
1
3600
1641
III. 928
13 28 15-0
3-054
(1)
87 53 16-5
18-55
It:
vF; S; R
2
3601
1642
III. 408
13 28 16-7
2-711
2
54 29 21-8
18-56
2
vF; vS; 11; f of 2 ...
4
3602
1643
13 28 31'7
2-941
1
75 35 24-2
18-54
1
F;L; E; vgbM
1
3603
1645
III. 4 Jo
13 28 51-6
2-711
]
54 36 47-9
18-53
1
F; S; R; vS#iir
2
3604
3522
13 28 52-3
3-666
1
139 6 59-6
18'52
1
eeF; S; IE
3605
1644
III. 100
13 28 58-3
3-008
3
82 41 27-9
18-53
3
vF; pS; vlE; # 9 sp
4
3606
3523
C M. 83 I
13 29 9-0
3-360
4
119 9 31-6
18*52
4
f(H,h)vB;vL; E55°*l;
!!;< esbMN
V
3607
3524
\ A. 628 J
13 29 20-8
3-539
4
132 8 2-3
1 8-0 1
4
[_ (L) 3-branclied spiral.
F; pL; cE; vglbM
J
3608
1646
III. 101
13 29 27'9
3-000
81 54 44-3
18-51
1
vF; pL; It; er ....
4
3609
III. 823
13 29 26-9
2 410
1
37 39 33-6
18-52
1
cF;pL; It; vlbM
1
3610
III. 409
13 29 29-9
2-696
1
53 43 3-3
18-51
1
vF; pL; R; IbM
1
3611
1647
13 30 0-9
3-041
1
86 30 48-0
18*50
1
eF; eL
1
3612
1648
III. 620
13 30 4-6
2-654
2
50 55 41-0
18-50
2
cF; pL; E65°; biN? ...
3
3613
3525
13 30 17-1
3-591
I
135 9 0-4
18-48
8
vF; S; It; vglbM; *13att...
2
3614
1649
II. 297
13 30 30-2
3-234
2
107 10 3-1
18-47
2
f(H, h)cF; vL;
H-< vg, psmbMLN
1
Mt
3615
1650
I. 34
13 30 35-1
2'985
80 23 32-1
18-47
1
(_ (L) 2-branched spiral.
B; L; E150°; psbMrN ...
J
3
3616
1651
III. 72
13 30 48-6
2-916
3
73 18 27-1
18-47
a
vF; S; R;bM
4
3617
11.817
13 30 49*8
2-409
1
38 1 30-1
18-47
i
pB; S; R; vgbM
1
3618
1652
III. 369
13 30 53-0
2-795
•j
61 51 45-1
18-47
i
vF; S; vlE
2
3619
1653
III. 505
13 31 11-6
3-025
CO
84 46 14-8
18-46
i
vF; S; R;bM
4
3620
3621
3526
3527
II. 638
A. 623
13 31 59-9
13 32 12-4
3-390
3-174
1
1
120 55 34-6
100 46 55-6
18-42
18-42
i
i
B;pL; E45°+; psmbM ...
pB; L; pmE; albM
2
1
3622
III. 803
13 32 21-9
2-236
2
32 10 56-6
18-42
2
vF; vS
2
36«3
1656
III. 673
13 32 32-9
2-465
1
40 59 35-6
18-42
1
eF; vS; R; gbM
36-?!4
1654
II. 895
13 32 45-5
3-059
1
88 26 55-0
18-40
1
vF; S; It; bM; p of l)neb...
2
3625
1655
II. 896
13 32 49'9
3-058
1
88 27 15-0
18*40
1
F; S; iR; f of D neb
2
36«6
1657
13 33 13-6
3-019
2
84 13 5-7
18-39
2
vF; R; am pB st
2
361>7
1660
13 33 14-4
0-995
14 14 14-0
18-40
1
eF; S
1
3698
1658
III. 370
13 33 26-7
2-775
1
60 53 12-4
18*38
1
cF; S; mEO°+; * 9 sp
2
3629
3528
13 33 43-5
3-374
1
119 12 28-8
18-36
1
vF;pL; R; vlbM
1
3630
1659
111.410
13 33 58*5
2-660
2
52 25 32-8
18-36
2
F;cS;vlE;er
3
3631
3529
13 34 27'7
3-665
2
137 27 41-9
1 8-33
2
B; pL; vlE; vglbM; 3 st nr..
2
3632
1661
13 34 32-8
2-628
4
50 30 0-2
18-34
4
F; S; R; gbM; S * rip
4
1633
Auw. N. 32
13 34 43*9
3-196
103 9 3-6
18-31
A nebula ( Markree Obs. 1 855)
0
3634
3530
13 35 3-6
4-112
2
152 11 47-3
18-31
2
CI; P-.L; iF;st 12
2
1635
1662
13 35 5-5
3-026
1
85 1 44-6
18-32
1
eF; S; bet 2 st
1
1636
1663
M.3
13 35 40-8
2-769
5
60 55 6-0
18-30
5
! ! ; ®; eB; vL; vsmbM; st 1 1..
14
3637
1664
I. 98
13 35 56-1
2-670
53 37 45-7
1 8-29
3
cB; pL; R; g, psmbM
4
3638
1664,0
R. nova
13 36 8*6
2-670
53 37 45'7
18-29
F- S
0
3639
1665
11.798
13 36 24-8
2-248
2
33 37 25-4
18*28
2
F; E73°-0; Dor biN; B*nf
3
1640
3531
A. 273
13 36 54-7
4-131
2
152 11 45-2
18-24
2
Cl- B; S; pC; lit; st 10. ..12
2
1641
3532
13 37 15-3
3-985
1
148 29 24-2
18*24
1
Cl; L; vlti; st 7.. .16
1
3642
3533
A. 388
13 37 37-5
3-757
2
140 40 6-6
18-22
2
©; vB; pL; R; nr; st 15...
2
3643
3534
13 38 48-2
4'237
153 59 16-1
18*17
2
Cr- S- C; ill; st 14
2
3644
1666
11.668
13 39 9-3
2-561
1
47 47 33-4
18*18
1
vF; vS; IE 90°+; sbM
2
3645
I. 170
13 39 17-9
2*556
2
47 33 53-1
18*17
2
cB; pL; E90°+ ; bMN
2
3646
3535
13 39 25*8
3-397
1
119 41 12-8
18*16
1
vF; It; vlbM; * p
• 1
3647
3536
13 39 41-°
3-405
1
120 13 12-2
18-14
1
pF; S; It; 2 st nr
1
3648
V. 6
13 39 55*7
'•s'ri
j
72 59 14-2
18-14
1
eF- vL; r
1
3649
1667
III. 785
13 39 57-1
+ 2*232
34 0 24-5
18-15
1
eF; 2 st att or inv
2
3650
III. 946
13 40 °0'5
0-151
1
9 52 6-7
18-09
1
vF; vS; R
1*
3651
1668, «
13 40 +
J-Q'1!! 1
45 28 +
18-13
II- bM- is sp h. 1668
0
3652
1668
I. 180
13 40 31-6
2-511
1
45 27 31-9
18*13
1
cB;L; pmE142°; gbM
2
3653
3538
13 40 39-5
+ 3-401
119 44 21'3
+ 18-11
1
F-S-R-gbM
1
112
SIR J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cate-
ogue.
Beferences to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan.O.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observation*, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
jf Obs.
byh.
»ndH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebuhe.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3654
3655
3656
3657
3658
3659
3660
3661
3662
5073
3663
3664
3665
3666
3667
3668
3669
3670
3671
3672
3673
3674
3675
3676
3677
3678
3679
3680
3681
3682
3683
3684
h.
3537
1669
1670
3539
1672
1673
ri67ii
H.
h m s
13 40 51-7
13 4V 9-9
13 41 13-7
13 41 22-7
13 41 40-0
13 41 51-2
13 41 51-7
13 42 11-8
13 42 19-9
13 42 38-3
13 42 57-5
13 43 37-6
13 43 45-0
13 44 7-0
13 44 8-2
13 44 22-4
13 44 27-1
13 44 28-9
13 44 33-4
13 44 38-6
13 44 43-6
13 44 51-4
13 44 52-1
13 44 56-4
13 45 5-2
13 45 8-1
13 45 39-7
13 45 44-8
13 45 49-7
13 46 20-2
13 46 26-0
13 46 43-8
13 46 50-5
13 47 2-3
13 47 6-9
13 47 25-5
13 47 26-3
13 47 +
13 47 32-2
13 47 32-9
13 47 33-2
13 47 45-1
13 47 56-1
13 47 58-1
13 48 4-7
13 48 30-8
13 48 38-9
13 48 58-8
13 49 5-3
13 49 5-3
13 49 12-0
13 49 15-5
13 49 18-6
13 49 20-9
13 49 24-0
13 49 33-3
13 49 38-6
13 49 46-8
s
+ 4-064
3-026
2-456
3-405
2-605
2-612
3-139
3-782
1-999
2-571
2-671
2-567
4-155
3-014
2-667
2-539
2-668
2-012
0-426
3-129
2-570
3-089
3-388
3-042
3-044
3-737
3-078
3-036
2-494
2-561
2-006
3-147
3-081
2-661
2-544
2-588
2-617
2545
2-545
2-543
3-008
3-422
3-009
4-752
2-574
2-520
3-009
3-009
3-011
3-657
3-581
2-192
3-125
1-943
+ 2-531
1
2
1::
1
1
2
2
1
1
i
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
3:
3:
2
5
1
2
1
1
4
(i)
2
3
2
1
1
1
149 14 42-0
85 21 35-0
43 9 25-1
119 47 20-4
51 0 17-4
51 28 9-4
96 31 46-8
140 30 34-2
28 18 58-8
89 14 2-4
49 19 5-9
55 41 13-3
49 19 42-0
151 9 39-1
84 18 29-4
55 36 31-1
47 56 13-1
55 39 38-1
29 6 16-1
12 28 21-7
95 21 14-5
49 44 8-8
91 30 32-5
117 46 54-5
86 58 26-2
87 12 15-2
137 48 33-6
90 25 29-6
86 28 58-6
46 3 51-0
49 37 37-0
29 25 55-7
96 54 11-4
90 44 38-1
55 49 32-1
48 56 20-8
51 23 43-8
51 23 +
53 10 5-5
49 2 24-5
49 1 24-8
48 57 33-2
83 58 28-9
119 38 52-6
84 2 32-4
159 43 18-7
50 52 52-3
48 3 22-0
84 3 32-4
84 17 32-4
84 18 20-4
133 14 39-1
89 31 9-0
129 17 44-1
34 58 35-4
94 48 28-8
28 37 31-4
48 49 39-8
+ 18-10
18-10
18-07
18-08
18-08
18-08
18-06
18-04
18-06
18-03
18-01
18-00
17-97
17-98
17-97
17-97
17-97
17-97
17-99
17-95
17-96
17-95
17-95
17-94
17-94
17-92
17-92
17-92
17-90
17-90
17-89
17-88
17-87
17-87
17-86
17-86
17-85
17-85
17-86
17-84
17-83
17-82
17-81
17-79
17-81
17-80
17-78
17-78
17-78
17-77
'iV'-77
17-78
17-76
17-78
+ 17-76
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
5
1
2
1
1
4
2
2
4
2
1
1
1
CI;vL;vRi
1
4
3
1
2
3
3
It
2*
3
3*
3
1
1
3*
2
2
2
2
3
4
3
3
2
3
1
2
1
2
3
2
3
3
2
5
3
0
3
5
5
3
7
i
0
2
1
1
8
0
4
2
6t
3
O
0
3
II. 533
11.688
vF; vL;lE; vgbM
cF;L;vraE
F; S; R;gbM
III. 681
III. 621
II. 306
pF;cS;IE; FJ inv
eF;S;R
vF; vS; R; r
\3540J
3541
1674
O. or vF; eS; D neb
1.255
B;pL;mE57°-4;psbMBEN
See No. 5073.
cF;cS; R;sbM;pof2
1675
1676
1677
3542
1678
1679
1682
1680
1684
1689
1681
1685
1683
3543
1686
1687
3544
11.710
III. 422
11.711
vF; R; stellar; 1st of 3
pB;pS; vlE;glbM; fof2...
Cl; pL; pC;Stll
A. 282
vF; vL;R; vgbM
III. 423
II. 669
F; S; R; psbM; 2nd ol 3 ...
cF; pL; R; gb.M
i>F; pL; R; svmbM*
1.256
II. 899
II. 307
11.712
II. 685
III. 923
III. 549
III. 929
vB; pL; ill; psmbM
vF; pS; 1EO°+
cF;L;iR;bM
cF; S; vlE;sb.M
F; pS; 11; 2 st p
pB; S; R; slbM
F; vS; ll;psbM
vF;S;EO°;rr
vF; vS;R; *8 f
HI. 665
cF; vL;R;lbM;r
1688
1690
1691
1694
1692
1693
1695
1696
1697
j 1697. a
1700
1698
1699
1702
1701
3546
1703,a
3545
F;iR
11.670
III. 698
HI. 849
11.308
II. 686
H. 424
11.713
II. 697
cF; pL; R; psbM
vF; S; ill; B*p
eF; vS
3685
vF;S;R;lbM
3686
F; S; R; bM
3687
3688
3689
3690
3691
369°
pF; cL; R; IbM
cF;pL; bM; B*p; 1st of 4.
cF;L;lE90°; vgbM
II. 2 novae
{2 neb in a line with 1
h. 1697 ;bM. J
cF;S;R;lbM; *nf90" ...
pB; S; R; 2ndof4
11.415
II. 714
11.715
III. 699
III. 506
3693
3694
3695
3696
3697
3698
3699
3700
3701
3702
3703
3704
3705
5074
3706
3707
3708
3709
3710
pF; S; 11; 3rd of 4
vF- pS; 4th of 4
F; pL; vmEl5°; r
pF; S; R; glbM; hot 2 st 10.
F;S; E(nisi = III. 506)
R. nova
Cl; vL;lRi;lC;stll
eF; cS; E
III. 682
11.671
I. 6
pB; pL; E
1703
1703,4
1705
3547
B;pL; R;psbM; *8 nf...
R. nova
vF; L
II. 534
cF; L; R; gbM
pB; cS; R; pgbM; amst ...
See 5074.
!; vB; vL; vl, vsmbM* ...
F;cS; R; stellar ;*l6nf ...
v-F;vS;R
3548
1706
1704
1708
1707
in. 786
III. 285
11.843
II. 716
F- S
pB- L; 11; bMFN
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTEES OF STAES.
113
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
IN m. Jan.O.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
i-ion
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Xi.rth Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
X,,.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, Ac.
Total
No. of
tUBM
of Obs.
In li.
m'aii.
Sir J. H.'s
Dialogues
of Nebula .
Sir W. H.'B
classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3711
3712
3713
3714
3715
3716
3717
3718
3719
3720
3721
3722
3723
3724
3725
3726
3727
3728
3729
3730
3731
3732
3733
3734
3735
3736
3737
3738
3739
50/5
3740
3741
3742
3743
3744
3745
3746
3747
3748
3749
3750
3751
3752
3753
3754
3755
3756
3757
3758
3759
3760
3761
3762
3763
3764
3765
3766
3767
3768
h.
1709
1710
1711
H.
III. 809
II. 889
ll 111 S
13 49 48-6
13 50 29-0
13 50 36-8
13 50 38-7
13 50 40-4
13 50 41-1
13 50 47-4
13 50 56-6
13 50 57-8
13 51 6-5
13 51 15-6
13 51 +
13 51 17-9
13 51 19-2
13 51 22-6
13 51 30-0
13 51 31-1
13 52 10-9
13 52 33-0
13 52 34-9
13 52 38-2
13 52 39-4
13 52 55-7
13 53 10-9
13 53 24-5
13 53 31-9
13 53 39-8
13 53 41-9
13 53 51-9
13 53 58-0
13 54 24-3
13 54 50-2
13 54 50-7
13 55 0-0
13 55 0-2
13 55 10-5
13 55 17-4
13 55 20-0
13 55 24-3
13 55 44-4
13 55 59-7
13 56 3-7
13 56 14-1
13 56 26-8
13 56 57-7
13 57 18-2
13 57 19-7
13 57 25-7
13 57 26-0
13 57 30-0
13 57 30-5
13 57 30-6
13 57 32-8
13 57 33-0
13 57 41-7
13 57 43-7
13 57 50-1
13 57 59-7
13 58 2-8
+ 2-031
2-999
2-715
1-987
|<986
2-382
2-576
2-579
4-119
1-973
2-996
2-496
0-414
2-996
1-968
2-524
3-101
3-414
2-575
2-575
2-709
3-492
3-479
2-618
3-097
2-592
1-944
2-557
2-541
2-535
3-632
2-498
2-958
1-647
2-974
2-978
3-501
2-117
3-134
3-134
1-945
2-646
2-606
2-607
2-598
2-599
2-080
2-953
2-137
2-293
2-134
2-137
+ 2-131
— 0-245
+ 2-133
2-131
+ 2-134
1
4
3
1
3
4
1
3
2
1
1
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
0)
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
1
2
1
1::
3
1
1
1
1
1::
1
30 39 35-1
83 12 55-9
60 8 59-9
29 47 45-9
29 48 15-9
42 4 55-9
51 31 33-6
51 42 17-3
148 54 29-7
29 35 14-3
83 3 41-7
83 0 +
+ 17-77
17-73
17-73
17-73
17-73
17-73
17-72
17-71
17-69
17-71
17-69
1
4
3
1
3
4
1
3
2
1
2
cF; S;E;?J inv
2
5
3
1
3
5
It
4
2
3
3
0
a
>
3
3
1
2«
1
3
4
1
1.
k
3
2
2
2
4
5
2
1
&
1
1
5
1
3
4
3f*
3*
2
3
3
3
4
2
2
1
0
2
r°*
s°*
LO*
2
l*t
r fl-
ic*
cF; pL; R; v^bM ; #11 np...
pB;PL;R;lbM
11.844
1.238
I. 187
pB;cL
cB; pL; vlE; vgmbM
1712
1713
1714
3549
B;L; mE40°-4;8mbMN ...
pB;IE;vglbM
II. 698
F;cS; R;smbM
Cl; Ri; vC;pL;stll...J2...
)B;pS;E;mbM
1.239
III. 546
1715
1715, a
1717
1721
1716
1719
1718
1720
3550
1722
1723
vF; vS; r; stellar
R. nova
F; S;R
1.181
47 28 19-0
13 7 58-9
82 58 36-7
29 33 27-0
48 52 36-7
92 31 21-8
118 11 17-2
51 52 3-5
51 53 52-5
60 11 32-5
123 16 22-6
122 23 20-3
54 32 37-3
92 10 41-0
53 4 6-0
29 28 38-3
51 8 1-0
89 13 53
50 24 2-1
50 9 17-8
130 44 6-2
48 19 36-5
79 54 37-2
24 24 32-5
81 17 11-9
81 38 22-9
123 17 44-6
34 9 20-6
95 18 37-0
95 21 25-7
29 58 35-3
56 49 5-4
54 33 31-8
54 40 40-5
54 11 30-5
54 18 33-2
33 30 33-5
79 42 30-9
35 5 18-3
40 9 16-2
35 0 28-3
35 5 51-3
34 57 41-3
11 5 51-1
35 3 26-9
35 2 3-3
35 8 16-3
17-70
17-73
17-69
17-70
17-69
17-66
17-64
17-65
17-65
17-65
17-62
17-61
17-61
17-60
17-60
17-61
17-60
'iV-57
17-56
17-54
17-55
17-54
17-55
17-53
17-53
17-52
17-52
17-50
17-49
17-51
17-48
17-46
17-45
17-45
17-44
17-45
17-43
17-44
17-44
17-44
17-44
17-44
17-47
17-43
17-43
+ 17-43
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
S
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
3
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
cB; cL; R; gbM
Cl; P; S
III. 547
1.240
vF; vS; biN; r; stellar
pB;pL;E;mbMN
F; L; vgbM; *9 nf.
III. 666
vF;cS; R; gbM „...
vF;S; R;glbM
1.191
I. 190
III. 125
cF; S; npof2
cF;cL; E150-0;lbM;»fof2
vF;S;iR;sbM*
3551
3552
1724
vF;S;R;gbM
nB; pL; R; vebM ..
III. 411
III. 667
III. 412
III. 810
III. 683
eF; vS; pmE90°
vF; cS
1725
1727
1726
cF; cS; E
vF; vS; R
vF; pL; IF
See No. 5075.
F;pS;R;lbM
1728
1732
3553
1729
11.699
III. 684
vF; vS; R; bM;in CI
eF; Ebet2vSst
11.672
III. 56
pF;pS; bM...
eF; vS; E; r
1733
1730
1731
3554
1736
1734
1735
1738
1737
1739
1740
1741
1742
pF; pS; R; pslbM
III. 11
cF; S; R; psbM; *p
vF; R; bM
pB; pL; R ; epnibM .
1.230
11.309
11.310
11.827
III. 653
11.416
pB; S; pinE45°+;
vsvmbMN.
pF; cL; R; gmbM ; npof2.
pF; cL; R; sfof2
pB; S; iE; mbM
vF;cS;lEO°;bM
pF;cS;lE;bM;*llsp
vF; S
11.417
III. 413
11.799
III. 57
III. 787?
11.691
111/947
III. 7S7
pB; pL; ivlE; vsinbM
F; #13p
H. O. N.
pF; L; E...
eF;eS
1744,a
1743
1744,6
1744, c
1744, d
1747
1744, e
1744.A
R. nova ?
B; S; R; gmbM; conn with
M. 101.
pB; cL; vmE90°+; smbMN
vF; pL; gvlbM ~j all conn
F; pS; ill; glbM S- uith
vF;pL;iR; vlbMJ M. 101.
vF- pL- iR; vgvlbM
R. nova
R. nova
R. nova
vF- vS
R. nova
R. nova
F; pL; IE; vlbM 1 conn with
PB;pS;R;psbM/ M. 101.
MDCCCLX1V.
114
SIR .1. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
Pfo.of
times
of Obs.
by h.
snd H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3769
3770
3771
3772
3773
3774
3775
3776
3777
3778
3779
3780
3781
3782
3783
3784
3/85
3786
3787
3788
3789
3790
3791
3792
3793
3794
3795
3796
3797
3798
3799
3800
3801
3802
3803
3804
3805
3806
3807
3808
3809
3810
3811
3812
3813
3814
3815
3816
3817
3818
3819
3320
3821
3822
3823
3824
3825
h.
II.
D'Arrest, 95
M. 101
R. nova
A. 431
R.nova?
K. nova?
h in 8
13 58 8
13 58 12-9
13 58 14-1
13 58 39-9
13 58 49-8
13 58 53-9
13 59 1-0
13 59 8-7
13 59 14-1
13 59 19-3
13 59 26-2
13 59 30-1
13 59 30-2
13 59 50-7
13 59 59-3
14 0 20-7
14 0 34-6
14 0 49-1
14 0 S4.-3
14 0 55-8
14 1 24-6
14 1 42-5
14 1 43-2
14 1 46-3
14 2 26-5
14 2 26-5
14 2 34-8
14 2 45-6
14 3 10-0
14 3 17-4
14 3 59-6
14 4 1-8
14 4 12-2
14 4 16-2
14 4 23-5
14 5 5-6
14 5 13-3
14 5 59-1
14 6 +
14 6 5-9
14 6 36-4
14 6 51-3
14 6 54-8
14 7 49-9
14 8 20-7
14 8 23-6
14 8 +
14 8 31-0
14 8 47-0
14 9 17-5
14 9 18-9
14 9 40-1
14 9 41-8
14 9 53
14 10 2-1
+ 2-92
2-127
2-131
3-807
2-125
2-122
3-449
2-700
3-129
2-120
2-118
2-955
3-129
2-096
2-149
2-061
2-994
3-138
2-104
3-085
2-225
2-223
2-958
3-704
2-073
2-073
2-071
3-520
3-775
2-846
2-988
2-817
3-126
3-475
3-419
2-265
3-050
3-105
3-105
3-104
2-801
2-482
3-848
2-196
3-010
2-871
2-725
2-725
2-53
1-899
2-53
2-533
3-742
2-92
+ 2-926
[2]
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1.
(2)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1 ::
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
[2]
1
77 27 4
34 57 22-3
35 2 42-3
137 38 52-1
34 59 40-3
34 56 57-3
119 20 28-8
60 48 11-1
94 46 56-5
34 59 23-1
34 57 22-8
79 57 25-5
94 46 56-5
34 25 50-5
35 40 25-5
33 35 24-6
83 17 26-0
95 25 38-7
34 52 19-0
91 1 21-4
38 37 18-1
38 37 47-8
80 24 17-5
132 39 20-2
34 19 14-9
34 19 14-9
34 16 45-6
122 58 35-7
135 25 33-1
71 47 18-4
82 58 10-5
69 43 45-5
94 22 49-9
119 59 46-6
116 26 51-6
40 46 9-3
88 5 4-7
92 32 43-5
92 33 +
92 29 28-5
68 54 40-9
50 1 53-6
137 27 28-0
38 59 31-4
84 56 4-5
74 13 59-5
64 0 +
64 0 55-2
52 56 57-7
31 34 24-3
53 6 33-7
53 7 33-7
132 43 31-1
78 28 0
78 32 18-1
+ 17"'40
17-41
17-41
17-37
17-39
17-38
17-36
17-37
17-35
17-37
17-36
17-35
17-36
17-35
17-35
17-32
17-30
17-29
17-30
17-28
17-27
17-26
17-25
17-24
17-23
17-23
17-22
17-19
17-17
17-18
17-15
17-15
17-13
17-12
17-12
17-11
17-09
17-05
17-05
17-05
17-03
17-02
17-00
16-98
16-95
16-95
16-94
16-94
16-93
16-91
16-89
16-89
16-87
16-87
+ 16-87
[2]
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
F;pS .,
0
5*t
0*
3
ro*
to*
4
3
It
It
1
0
3
2
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
4
5
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
0
3
2
5
2
2
1
1
0
5
0
3*
0
2
1
0
3
1744
- 1744,0
3555
1744, /(
1744,;
3556
1746
1745
pB; vL;iR;g,vsmbMBSN..
vF; pL; II; vlbM; conn with
M. 101.
Cl; vL; vlC; st 8
III. 788?
III. 789?
3 ; pS ; R ; psbM \ conn with
pB;pL;iR;gbM/ M.I 01.
pF; S- R- pslbM
VI. 9
III. 286
III. 788
III. 789
III. 58
I. 231
1.214
II. 800
Cl; L; vRi; vmC; stll
F; L; R; vgbM
vF; vS; 2nd of 31 inv in f
vF; vS; 3rd of 3J M. 101. \
eF; S; IE
1745, a
1748
11. nova
pB; S;E
1
2
1
1
1::
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1::
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
i
i
3
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
[2]
1
pB; S; R; gbM
pB; L; bM
1750
1749
1751
)B; S; pmE; bM
F;mE;vglbM
III. 287
III. 790
III. 762
II. 692
II. 693
III. 59
F;pS;iR
vF; pL
vF; vS
F; pS; vgbM; npof2
F; vS;smbM ; stellar ;sf of 2
eF; S
3557
pF; vL;R; vgbM
III. 791
1.232
II. 801
vF; S; R; pof2
cB- R; vgbM; fof2
F- pL
3558
3559
1752
1753
1754
1755
3560
3561
F; R; *8snr
vF- S; R; bM
III. 32
II. 890
II. 876
IV. 46
cF- cS- R- sbMF J
pB;pS; R; gbM; r
pB- vS; E
pB- vS- R- psmbM*; #18inv.
pB; L; R; gbM; rr
vF; S; R; bM; * sf
III. 674
cF- cS- iR
1756
1757
1757, «
1758
1759
1760
3562
vF; S; rr
II. 687
pB- L; E20° + ; IbM
R. nova
3' dist from h. 1757
IV. 49
11.877
HI. 685
cF- S- R- stellar
oB- pL: iR ..
vF- S- vlE
pF; S;R;psbM;S £ nf ...
F- S- IE; stellar
III. 676
1761
F- S- R; bM
III. 644
vF- vS; E; aD neb
> 1762, a
1762
1764, a
1763^
1764,6
1764
3563
R. 3 nova;
3 "knots "near h. 1762
III. 134
F;pL;pmE90°; *10np ...
R. nova
I
III. 804
III. 835
VF- S- E- r ..
y
R. nova
vF
III. 414
cF; pL; vmE110°-3;
vgvmbM.
!; vF; pmE; esvmbM*12 ...
F- S- R- 111.47 f 10s-4
D'Arrest, 96
1765
III. 47
vF- vS- R- gbM; r
OF XEBri..K AND Cl.rslT.RS OF STARS.
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
KgU
Ascension
1860, J:.n. 0.
Annual
in
Right
-ion
for isso.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
tsa
1-(H .hui. (i.
Anniuil
in
N.l'.D.
for
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
11 the
Observations, Remarks, &<•.
Total
No. of
tilllfi
of Ob».
In 1,.
ami 11.
SirJ. H.V Sir \V. H.'s
Catalogues t'l i
of NebttUe, and N
Other
Authorities.
3826
3827
3828
3829
3830
3831
3832
3833
3834
3835
3836
3837
3838
3839
3840
3841
3842
3843
3844
3845
3846
3847
3848
3849
3850
385)
3852
3853
3854
3855
3856
3857
3858
3859
3860
3861
3862
3863
3864
3865
3866
3867
3868
3869
3870
3871
3872
3873
3874
3875
3876
3877
3878
3879
3880
3881
3882
3883
h.
1766
1768
1767
IF.
11.418
III. 731
h in s
14 10 10-3
14 10 40-3
14 10 43-5
14 10 44-s
14 10 45-3
14 10 48-4
14 10 53-9
14 11 8-5
14 11 +
14 11 13-9
14 11 29-6
14 11 36-1
14 11 38-1
14 11 43-6
14 11 43-8
14 12 12-9
14 12 24-5
14 12 32-5
14 12 50-8
14 13 1-0
14 13 16-5
14 13 20-8
14 13 28-5
14 13 31-7
14 13 52-1
14 14 1-1
14 14 31-5
14 14 45-4
14 15 1-5
14 15 5-4
14 15 18-1
14 15 30-3
14 15 30-7
14 15 30-8
14 15 43-3
14 15 47-9
14 16 13-4
14 16 25-3
14 16 32-5
14 16 41-3
14 16 46-6
14 16 49-7
14 16 53-9
14 17 7-S
14 17 17-0
14 17 24-4
14 17 28-1
14 17 32-1
14 17 36-5
14 17 43-9
14 17 48-1
14 18 3-6
14 18 6-3
14 18 9-9
14 18 12-4
14 18 +
8
+ 2-549
2-462
2-960
1-789
2-968
2-459
2-968
2-521
2-521
2-968
+ 2-970
-0-747
+ 2-720
2-970
2-897
2-701
3-475
2-517
2-723
3-013
3-014
2-541
3-014
2-967
3-023
3-022
2-536
2-535
2-440
3-02
1-909
2-879
2-534
2-531
2-532
3-474
4-121
2-689
3-291
£-489
3-292
£-419
2-978
2-866
2-134
2-414
3-107
3-243
4-345
0-726
2-380
2-714
2-566
6-643
2-530
+ 2-530
3
1
1
3
3
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
0)
1
2
1
3
I
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
I
2
1
1
1
1
2
53 59 51-1
49 51 34--'
81 10 12-2
29 20 6-5
81 39 52-2
49 45 41-2
81 46 46-3
52 46 41-6
52 46 +
81 46 56-3
81 59 +
10 44 46-7
64 12 39-0
81 58 40-7
76 27 52-7
63 4 49-8
118 36 20-5
52 51 11-8
64 32 41-9
85 21 16-6
85 25 7-3
54 13 56-6
85 24 7-3
81 50 21-0
86 6 53-4
86 5 8-4
54 9 46-8
54 8 52-2
49 39 28-2
85 53 50
32 38 5-9
75 26 38-0
54 13 57-3
54 5 13-3
54 9 17-0
118 1 55-4
144 9 51-1
62 58 37-8
106 5 6-5
52 14 23-;«
106 7 34-2
49 2 30-5
82 46 50-2
75 43 22-6
38 49 32-9
48 58 44-6
92 34 12-0
102 32 27-0
148 59 58-4
17 47 31-9
47 35 13-0
64 45 34-4
56 18 59-4
167 46 0-3
54 29 56-4
54 30 +
+ 16-87
16-84
16-84
16-85
16-85
16-84
16-83
16-82
16-82
16-81
16-80
16-79
16-80
16-79
16-79
16-76
16-75
16-76
16-73
16-72
16-71
16-72
16-72
16-70
16-68
16-68
16-66
16-64
16-64
16-64
16-63
16-60
16-61
16-61
16-60
16-58
16-55
16-56
16-55
16-55
16-54
16-55
16-54
16-52
16-53
16-52
16-50
16-50
16-48
16-53
16-50
16-48
16-48
16-41
16-48
+ 16-48
3
1
1
3
4
3
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
l>B ; R ; vsmbM ; 2 or 3 st in v
cF; vS; R; pof2
4
2
1
3
0
5
0
4
0
2
2*
1
4
2
1
1
1
4
2*
3
4*
1
0
4
2
2
3
1
5
0
3
3
1*
3*
4*
2
1
1*
4
2
4
3
5
3
1
3
2
3
1
2
2
4
1
1
3
0
F;pL;iF;gbM
III. 805
eF; vS; R; stellar
1770,"
1769
1770, ft
1771
1771, «
1770
K. nova
vF
III. 732
cF; S; R;gbM
H. nova
vF
11.419
F; pS; E80°; DorbiN
11. nova
Makes D or biN neb will,
h.1771.
pB;cS;gbM
III. 551
III. 948
II. 194
III. 552
eF;vS;EO°+
1773
1772
17/4
1775
3564
177^
1777
1778
1779
1780
1779,"
1781
1782
1783
1784
1785
1/86
1783, a
1790
1787
1789
1788
1791
3565
3566
cF; pS; II; vsvmbM*
vF; vS; R
vF; cS; pmE
VF;S;1E
eF; L; S # inv
I. 99
111.347
PL 579
I. 144
cB; S; R; vsbM*
vF;S;vlE;bM
pF; cL; E- gbM
B;pL; R;psbM;r; *12nf .
PF; R
II. nova
Place from MS.
III. 12
1.145
1.146
111.415
F; S- iR
pF; pS; IE; p of 2
B; S; 11; vsmbM; f of 2
vF; cL; p of 2
pB; S; fof 2
II. 754
pB;pS; R;bMFN; *sp ...
L; F; vmE
R. nova
I. 235
III. 110
pF; L; iR; vgrabM; r
F; cS; vlE; *8 sf
vF; R; gbM; #8 sf
III. 416
HI. 417
III. 924
vF; S; R; npof2
cF; S; R; bM*; sfof 2
F; S; E;gvlbM; r
A. 357
Cl; vlRi; vlC; stlO
III. 135
III. 121
III. 418
III. 122
III. 733
III.927
11.177
11.694
III. 734
III. 668
III. 120
eF; vS; stellar
1792
1795
1793
1796
1794
1797
F; pL; R; vgbM; pof2 ...
eF; S; R; stellar
vF;L; vlE; vglbM; f of 2 ...
F;vS;R;bM
F; S;1E
pB; pS; gbM
pF; pS; IE; mbM
1800
1799
f 1798^1
\3569j
3568
cF; pS; R; gbM
F; pS; R; vgbM*; r
vF;pL;R;vgbM
A. 313
Cl; S; pC; stL&S
II. 331
II. 673
III. 136
pF- cS- iR; bM; er
1801
1802
1803
3567
1804
M804,«
F; pL; IE; vglbM
vF; S;pmEO°+; *9 f
F- S; R; bM
vF- E- gbM; r
II. 420
pB; S; R; smbM
R. 3 novse
1. 1804 is D; 2 others near ..
116
SIE J. P. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
18GO, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
Df Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'B
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
3884
3885
3886
3887
3888
3889
3890
3891
3892
3893
3894
3895
3896
3897
3898
3899
3900
3901
3902
3903
3904
3905
3906
3907
3908
3909
3910
3911
3912
3913
3914
3915
3916
3917
3918
3919
3920
3921
3922
3923
3924
3925
3926
h.
1805
3570
1806
H.
III. 419
h m s
14 18 31-3
+ 2-496
4-417
3-095
3-000
0-680
2-952
2-177
2-552
2-408
3-508
2-907
2-685
2-374
1-865
3-068
2-243
3-146
2-657
3-020
2-728
3-020
3-020
+ 2-602
-1-635
+ 2-608
3-826
2-964
2-867
3-066
2-982
2-583
2-478
2-868
2-499
3-067
2-686
2-122
2-977
4-256
2-951
2-916
1-686
3-002
2-924
3-887
0-855
2-563
2-100
2-988
2-470
1-758
2-110
2-6/8
2-988
2-454
2-454
1-902
3-880
+ 2-120
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
52 54 5-8
150 5 16-7
91 37 28-4
84 33 53-8
17 44 24-0
81 7 26-2
40 48 47-2
56 7 10-9
49 24 57-6
119 7 31-7
77 59 10-7
63 31 30-7
48 6 50-7
32 47 47'7
89 49 7-8
43 13 13-4
95 20 26-8
61 57 59-1
86 5 58-2
66 11 4-5
86 8 14-2
86 8 +
58 58 19-5
9 18 14-0
59 21 35-9
133 34 30-1
82 5 56-7
75 22 18-4
89 42 5-1
83 23 45-1
58 9 43-1
53 0 46-8
75 27 56-8
54 2 59-5
89 45 4-8
63 59 8-9
39 45 49-2
83 7 34-6
145 56 31-0
81 18 15-0
78 51 33-5
29 54 6-1
84 55 54-5
79 28 9-2
135 20 29-9
19 44 5-4
57 43 21-2
39 26 14-5
83 55 1-9
53 4 35-9
31 27 43-7
39 55 14-7
63 54 56-1
84 1 3-8
52 50 57-8
52 53 2-5
34 53 55-5
134 25 46-3
40 38 43-5
+ 16-46
16-39
16-38
16-36
16-40
16-34
16-34
16-33
16-32
16-29
16-29
16-29
16-29
16-29
16-26
16-28
16-26
16-27
16-24
16-25
16-24
16-24
16-25
16-30
16-23
16-17
16-19
16-18
16-17
16-17
16-17
16-16
16-16
16-15
16-16
16-13
16-14
16-12
16-10
16-10
16-05
16-07
16-05
16-04
16-03
16-08
16-04
16-05
16-03
16-03
15-99
15-99
15-97
15-96
15-86
• 15-85
15-85
15-81
+ 15-85
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
1
vF; S; cE; vgbM; er
2
3
1
1
1*
2
2
4
1
1
1
2
5
5
0
4
3
2
2
3
3
0
1
1
3
2
5
2
0
3
2
2
1
5
0
1
2*
3
2*
5
1
1
3
1
2
1
3
2
5
2
3
2
2
6
5
2
2
1
3
A. 302
4 19 23-2
14 20 1-3
Cl; L; plli; pCM; st 8
III. 7«3
eF; S
14 20 15-9
14 20 17-6
4 20 54-8
vF; S; R; vgbM
III. 319
III. 14
III. 677
II. 329
eF; vS
1807
1809
1808
1810
3571
1811
1812
1814
1820
eeF; L; r
14 21 3-9
14 21 12-5
vF; pS; vlE; vglbM
cF; S; R; vsmbM; r
14 21 25-6
vF; S; R; gbM
14 21 35-0
14 21 47-6
eF; S; R
vF; vS; R; *9sp
14 21 59-6
pF; S; R; gbM
II. 674
1.236
14 22 4-2
14 22 10-2
F; S; E90°+;gbM
B; S; R; psb.MrN
Auw. N. 33
14 22 12-0
Neb *1 If 150" (Bond, May,
1853).
cB; pS; R; pglbM
1818
1813
1815
1816
1819
1817
1817, a
1821
1.185
I. 70
III. 132
II. 580
II. 357
11.581
14 22 14-2
14 22 14-9
14 22 20-8
14 "2 34-6
®; vB; cL; R; gbM; rrr;
st!9; *17sf.
F; S; E;sbM
eF; cL; R; np of 2
14 22 35-7
vF;S;R;vgbM
14 22 36-8
14 23 +
14 22 41-4
14 23 2-9
14 23 11-4
14 23 40-3
14 23 43-8
14 23 54-1
14 24 3-0
14 24 4-0
14 24 7-8
14 24 14-9
14 24 17-5
14 24 34-5
14 24 48-0
14 24 52-7
14 24 53-3
14 24 59-9
14 25 7-9
14 25 31-6
14 26 19-7
14 26 22-6
14 26 22-9
14 26 28-2
14 26 28-4
14 26 35-4
14 26 39-7
14 26 42-1
14 26 53-5
14 26 53-6
14 27 51-2
14 27 51-3
14 27 55-2
14 28 8-6
14 30 6-5
14 30 18-9
14 30 26-8
14 30 28-4
14 30 29-8
cB; pL; R; sfof 2
R. nova
Makes a BD neb with h.1817
vF; R; *7p; *lls
III.949
III. 126
eF; S; IE
1822
3572
1823
1824
cF; S; * inv; *12 nf
A. 469
pB;L; R; vglbM; st inv ...
cF; pL; iR; gbM
II. 150
III. 645
eF;vS;npof2
Auw. N. 34
Neb R (Bond, May, 1853)...
pB; pL; vlE; bM
1825
1826
1828
1827
1829
II. 891
II. 330
III. 420
pF-pS; R; bM
F; S; E?; Jinv?
eeF; sfof 2
11.421
pF; pL; R; mbM; r
Auw. N. 35
Neb; F; E(Bond,May,1853)
eF
1831
1832
1830
3573
1833
1834
II. 695
II. 892
pB; L; iR; vgbM
vF- pS; IE
A. 342
Cl- L- plli; 1C; st 9
II. 27
pB- pL; R; gbM; r
vF; vS; R; stellar
II. 807
11. 574
II. 79
pB; pS; E0°
1835
F- pS; vlE; *14inv
3927
3928
3929
3930
3931
3932
3933
3934
3935
3936
3937
393£
393S
394C
3941
3942
F- L; R; IbM; r
3574
vF; S; cE; bet2st
III. 882
III. 310
11.696
II. 893
II. 422
1.237
I. 189
III. 283
II. 894
III. 421
vF; pL; R; bM -...
1836
1838
1837
1839
1843
1842
1840
1841
1844
1845
1849
3575
1848
vF; vL;iR;lbM; *p
F; S; cE; *15 np
oF- pS; R; gbM
F- pS; E; bM
B; L; 1EO°; vgmbM
B; L; E45°+;pgbM; r ...
vF; vS; R; r; 3st9,10np...
vF; S; R; *12att
F- cS; R; bM; pof2
vF; S; R; fof 2
II. 808
pF- S; IF; r; *10 f
F; S; vgbM; am st
I. 188
cB; S; E90°+; psmbM ...
OF NEBULJE AND CLUSTERS OF STATis.
117
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Riijht
'-ion
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
1'rt i'>n
in
Right
QUOD
for !>-"
No.
of
Ob».
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precv
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Ob*,
used.
Summary Description from a
Companion of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
ofOb».
byh.
and 11.
Sir .T. H.'s
Catnl
of Nebulii'.
Sir \V. H.'S
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Aiitli'iritii'<.
3943
3944
3945
3946
3947
3948
3949
3950
1051
h.
Il848,«
1846
1847
1851
| 1851, <i
1850
1853
1852
3576
H.
R. 3 novae
h in s
14 30 +
14 30 30-7
14 30 4 .'•.•>
14 31 38-1
14 32 +
14 31 38-2
14 31 38-8
14 31 38-9
14 32 4-2
14 32 12-5
14 32 12-8
14 32 20-6
14 32 26-5
14 32 26-6
14 32 46-2
14 32 50-2
14 32 55-7
14 32 57-9
14 32 59'9
14 33 2-8
14 33 15-1
14 33 16-5
14 33 19-0
14 33 29-2
14 33 39-6
14 33 44-9
14 34 +
14 33 49-6
14 33 53
14 34 38-1
14 34 40-0
14 34 41-8
14 34 51-9
14 35 2-8
14 36 29-1
14 36 42-8
14 37 12-6
14 37 17-6
14 37 23-1
14 37 48-7
14 38 25-5
14 38 57-4
14 39 9-0
14 39 24-3
14 39 47-5
14 39 54-0
14 39 54-2
14 41 13-2
14 43 44-7
14 43 52-3
14 44 58-6
14 46 13-3
14 46 16-8
14 46 17-5
14 46 34-3
s
+ 2-120
3-032
3-070
2-448
2-488
2-321
2-325
2-404
3-477
2-594
2-986
2-754
2-593
2-351
2-351
2-760
+ 2-761
— 1-318
+ 3-068
2-175
4-353
3-198
3-326
2-172
3-014
3-069
2-170
2-170
3-03
3-325
3M97
2-281
2-281
2-387
2-598
2-773
2-297
3039
3-276
3-035
2-880
4-258
3-068
1-892
2-368
3-293
3-362
2-773
4-208
2-985
3-104
3-003
2-551
2-295
+ 2-551
1
1
2
(2)
1::
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1??
2
2
1
1
1
[1]
2
2
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
a t It
40 38 +
87 6 6-6
89 46 46-6
52 49 33-4
52 50 +
47 36 0-4
47 45 53-4
50 55 57-4
115 55 37-2
59 53 49-2
84 1 23-2
68 53 19-9
59 53 48-9
48 52 33-2
48 56 49-6
69 21 2-0
69 24 52-0
10 33 44-4
89 40 43-0
42 44 30-0
146 56 49-8
98 30 48-4
106 52 1-1
42 42 29-7
85 56 1-8
89 42 24-5
42 41 +
42 40 59-1
87 12 42
106 38 34-0
98 24 7-0
46 36 11-3
46 37 41-0
50 45 12-7
60 40 46-3
70 31 5-7
47 34 26-1
87 43 15-8
103 20 50-5
87 26 59-9
77 18 32-0
143 56 9-2
89 38 40-5
35 59 5-8
50 40 19-9
104 15 56-3
108 29 45-3
70 54 33-2
142 5 25-1
84 17 597
91 57 9'6
85 27 35-5
59 35 3-5
48 49 8-8
59 37 52-9
//
+ 15-85
15-82
15-82
15-78
15-78
15-78
15-78
15-78
15-74
15-74
15-74
15-73
15-73
15-74
15-72
15-70
15-70
15-78
15-70
15-70
15-66
15-68
15-67
15-69
15-66
15-65
15-67
15-67
15-64
15-60
15-60
15-61
15-60
15-59
15-51
15-49
15-47
15-46
15-45
15-43
15-40
15-34
15-35
15-36
15-33
15-31
15-31
15-24
15-07
15-09
15-02
14-95
14-95
14-96
+ 14-93
3
1
3
1
1::
3
1
1
4
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1??
2
1
2
1
1
D]
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
3 novas, one mottled
0
4
3
4
0
3
2
4
3
1
5
1
1
4
2
2
1
\
3
2
1
1*
3
2
3
3
0
1
0
3*
3
2
2
3
2
2
3
2
1
2
1
1
3
2
4
1
2
2
1
1
3»
4»
2
3
2
II. 582
II. 681
II. 423
vF; mEorhiNl40°+;*6-7p
|>B;pS; lEjgbM
pB;cS; R; bM; r
R. 2 novae
No description
II. 648
II. 675
II. 700
II. 196
III. 1-7
II. 575
III. 894
HI. 128
II. 649
cF;cS; R;lbM;r
3952
3953
3954
3955
3956
^017
1 ; \S; R; bM; 4Bstp
rF; cS; IE; in Aofst
oB; cS; R ; psbM; r; * nr ...
eF; vS
1854
cB; pS; R; mbM ; *15 p ...
vF; vS
IQiSi
.
vF; vS; ill
3959
3960
3961
3962
3963
^Qfi-4
1855
1859
1856
1858
F;eS;lEO°+
F;pL;EO°+;gbM
III. 895
vF;S; vgbM; *f;pof2 ...
eF; vS"; Jatt; f of 2
III. 950
I. 182
III. 675
vF; S; R;S Cl p
1857
1861
3577
cB; pL; R; psrabM; r
3965
vF; pS; iE; $ n; 1st of 3 ...
Cl;L;pRi;CM;stll...l3...
Cl;PL;eRi;vmC
3966
3967
3968
3969
3970
3971
3972
3973
3974
3975
3976
3977
3978
3979
3980
3981
3982
3983
3984
3985
3986
3987
39«s
3989
3990
3991
3992
3993
3994
3995
3996
3997
3998
3999
4000
4001
4002
A. 333
VI. 8
HI. 671
I860
1864
1862
1863
\ 1865,0
1865
vF; pL; R
vF; S; R; Jnr; 2nd of 3 ...
vF;S; R; vglbM; *8'9nf...
pF;S;lE;bM
HI. 550
II. 682
R. 3 novae
h. 1865 is quadruple; ? F neb
connecting.
vF; S; R;psbM;3rd of 3...
O?! vl": S; disc; *15n95"...
pF; pL; pmE45° + ;mbM;
*10s.
F; pL; E;r
D'Arrest, 97
1866
3578
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1873
1872
3579
1874
I. 184
III. 508
III. 657
111.658
III. 686
HI. 133
III. 896
I. 171
II. 538
vF; cS; E90°+
vF;eS;IE
vF; S; R;lbM
vF; L; iH; IbM
vF;cS; R; vglbM
pB; S; R; smblVI; r; * nr ...
pB;L;iR;gbM;r
vF;S;E;p8lbM
I. 126
HI. 48
B;L; vmE; bMBN
eF;S
3580
1875
1877
1878
3581
1876
1879
3582
1880
1881
1882
1883
1884
A. 356
Cl;pL; pRi;lC;stl0...11...
pF; pS; vlE; r
I. 183
II. 809
III. 687
F; S; vlE; A 2 st 10.11 ...
cF; cS; R; bM
pB; pL; pniE; gpmbM
111.690
III. 885
vF; S; ill; IbM
vF;vS;cE 90°; vglbM
Cl; vF; vS; vC
D neb; both eF
III. 373
II. 576
HI. 129
F;R:bMFN;S*s
cF; S; vlE; bM;?biN
vF; S; R; pgbM
pB; pL; IE; pslbM ; *8np...
vF; S; R; pgbM
HI. 130
118
SIB J. F. W. HEKSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
18GO, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Eight
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
bv h.
and II.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. II.'s
Cla
and jNos.
Other
Authorities.
4003
4004
4005
4006
4007
4008
4009
4010
4011
4012
4013
4014
4015
4016
4017
4018
4019
4020
4021
4022
4023
4024
4025
4026
4027
4028
4029
4030
4031
4032
4033
4034
4035
4036
4037
4038
4039
4040
4041
4042
4043
4044
4045
4046
4047
4048
4049
4050
4051
4052
4053
4054
4055
4056
4057
4058
405S
4060
4061
4062
li.
1885,0
1885
H.
III.554
R. nova
li in s
14 46 50-9
14 4G 58-9
14 47 33
14 47 33-0
14 48 52-2
14 49 5-8
14 49 57-8
14 50 2-4
14 50 41-1
14 50 51'7
14 51 12-5
14 51 21-5
14 51 46-4
14 51 48-3
14 51 49'4
14 52 5-8
14 52 31-1
14 52 +
14 52 53-9
14 53 0-6
14 53 11-2
14 53 28-2
14 53 51-4
14 54 5-4
14 54 15-4
14 54 22-9
14 54 29'9
14 54 50-6
14 55 2-0
14 55 20-2
14 57 2-4
14 57 32-3
14 57 32-5
14 57 469
14 57 54-8
14 58 21-5
14 58 21-9
14 58 41-7
14 58 51-0
14 59 1-9
14 59 ±
14 59 23-5
14 59 29
15 0 2-6
15 0 16-5
15 0 16-5
15 0 44-0
15 1 1-8
15 1 9-2
15 1 14-4
15 1 29-3
15 1 37-4
15 2 30-8
15 2 36-1
15 2 36-3
15 2 +
15 2 41
15 2 41-0
15 5 10-7
s
+ 3-009
3-009
3-02
1-555
3-344
2-229
3-877
2-227
2-532
3-382
3-081
1-979
1-977
2-534
5-894
4-224
1-973
1-973
+ 3-034
— 0-023
+ 3-296
3-185
1-781
3-037
3-038
1-784
1-781
1-781
4-347
4-409
3-045
0-165
6-045
+ 3-675
-0-262
+ 3-030
3-037
3-755
5-033
3-036
3-038
3-038
3-03
3-039
2-848
2-848
3-021
2-725
2-725
2-746
2-179
3-255
3-013
3-057
1-639
1-639
3-05
3-057
+ 1-792
1
[1]
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
(1)
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
P]
1
1
1
3
(3)
(3)
1::
2
2
3
1
1
[i]
i
i
85 53 7-0
85 53 7-0
86 27 8
30 26 567
106 40 4-7
46 52 39-0
131 27 21-3
46 56 4-2
59 12 55-0
108 42 27-1
90 31 47-8
39 44 42-1
39 44 55-2
59 28 16-9
161 52 27-1
141 21 29-4
39 45 19-0
39 45 +
87 32 48-8
16 24 35-3
103 36 47-9
96 53 29-6
35 37 32-1
87 44 16-7
87 49 46-1
35 35 32-7
35 32 4-1
35 32 4-1
143 47 24-0
145 2 17-4
88 14 41-0
17 45 19-6
162 19 4-3
122 34 35-2
15 36 18-3
87 21 21-6
87 49 21-6
125 47 8-4
154 8 <J-5
87 46 20-4
87 51 +
87 50 41-3
87 26 48
87 54 47-6
76 36 4-3
76 36 4-3
86 53 20-4
69 54 1-8
69 56 1-8
71 1 0-5
46 49 50-5
100 46 50-6
86 24 19-8
89 0 5-5
33 41 39-4
33 42 +
88 55 48
88 59 25-5
36 55 21-6
+ H-91
14-90
14-87
14-89
14-79
14-80
14-71
14-74
14-70
14-67
14-66
14-67
14-64
14-63
14-57
14-58
14-60
14-60
14-56
14-61
14-53
14-52
14-48
14-49
14-47
14-49
14-47
14-47
14-40
14-38
14-30
14-32
14-21
14-24
14-31
14-22
14-22
14-18
14'15
14-18
14-16
14-16
14-15
14-12
14-11
14-11
14-08
14-06
14-06
14-05
14-05
14'02
13-96
13-95
13-98
13-98
13-95
13-95
+ 13'82
1
[1]
2
1
1
2
j
1
eF; 2'ph. 1885
0
4
0
1
1
3
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
4*
1
2
0
2
1
1
4
2*
2
1
1
1*
0
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
*
2
0
2
1*
1*
5
4*f
4t
2
2
2
4
1
2t
0
0
5
1
F; pS;vmE148°-4;gvlbM...
vF; pL; vlhM; *8'9p; 225"s
vF; vS;lE
IV Arrest, 98
1886
1887
3583
1888
1890
1889
III. 806
F; S; R; bM; *16 sp
II. 676
pB; S; R;smbM; stellar ...
F; mE; L# sf
II. 677
III. 976
III. 691
II. 683
F;cS;R;pslbM
eF; pS; IF
pF; S; R; stellar
pB; pL; R;mbM;cB*npatt
pF; S; vsbM*13; 1st of 3...
F; S; vsbM*13; 2nd of 3 ...
F; S; R; vgbM; *nf (? var)
eF; S; R; bM
1891
1893
1892
3584
3585
1895
1895,n
1894
HI. 678
HI. 131
Cl; pL; pRi; 1C
III. 679
vF; vS; vsmbM*13; *6 nr;
3rd of 3.
S
R. nova
II. 539
III. 311
1
1
1
2
2
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
[1]
1
1
1
3
1:;
1::
1
2
2
3
1
1
[i]
i
i
cB; cL; E 165° + ; sbMN ...
vF; S; iR; bet 2 st .
3586
3587
vF; S; E; glbM
I. 71
II. 756
I. 127
cB; S; R; svmbM
pF; pS; IE; r
1896
1897
13; pS; R; psmbM
vF; vS; R
III. 811
II. 756?
vF; S; E
1898
1898,«
3588
3589
1899
B; R; sbM; splendid *f ...
vF
R. nova
Cl; vL; Ri; 1C; st9...12 ...
Cl;cL; Ri; 1CM; st 13. ..14
pB;S;mbM
II. 540
II. 332
pB- cL; iR; bp; r
3590
1900
F;cS; IE; glbM; am st
eeF(?)
III. 312
II. 542
II. 541
eF; vS; !E; 2 st inv
pB .
F
3592
3591
vF; S; IE: vlbM; r
pE; pL; R; vgvlbM
III. 511
I. 138
vF; R; p of 2
j 1901,o
1901
R. 2 novae?
2 of6 '..
vB; pL; R; psbMN; f of 2...
eF; S; v close * f 7'
D'Arrest, 99
1902
II. 543
III. 886
III. 887
II. 544
II. 751
II. 752
IV. 71
cF;S;lE;psbM
eF; vS; npof2
eF; vS; sfof2
1903
1905
1905
1904
1906
pB; S; vlE; IbM; am st
cF;cS; E; pofDneb
pF; pS; E; fofDneb
#6 in vL neb
F; S; R;psbM
II. 192
II. 585
II. 684
1.215
F; L; E; r
1907
pF; cS; ilE; gbM; *14f ...
pB; S; IE
1909
1909,a
vB; cL; pmE 146°-0; gbM...
vS
11. nova
D'Arrest, 100
eF; H. II. 545, s3'15"
pF; S; E; psbM
1908
II. 545
II. 755
pB; pL; IE
OF XEBUL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STAKs.
119
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
.Ian. 0.
Annual
1'nvrssion
in
Right
.-ion
for isso.
No.
of
( »,..
n»eil.
North Polar
Distance
lsr,0. .Ian. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary JVseription from a
('"inpiirisim of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
ofObe.
l.\ I,.
>,.'a ii.
>ir.l. II- -
of Nebuln.
Sir \V. H.'s
Classes
uml Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4063
4064
4065
4066
406?
4068
4069
40/0
4071
40/2
40/3
4074
4075
4076
4077
4078
4079
4080
4081
4082
4083
4084
4085
4086
4087
4088
4089
4090
4091
4092
4093
4094
4095
4096
4097
4098
4099
4100
4101
4102
4103
4104
4105
4106
4107
4108
4109
4110
4111
4112
4113
4114
4115
4116
4117
h.
3593
1910
ir.
II I. 736
11.757
11.818
Ii m s
15 6 3-3
15 6 9-4
15 6 27-0
15 7 19-4
15 7 30-1
15 7 38-4
15 7 58-6
15 8 18-6
15 8 29-8
15 8 +
15 8 37-8
15 9 22-4
15 9 53-3
15 10 0-6
15 10 2-9
15 10 2-9
15 10 15-1
15 10 24-3
15 10 56-2
15 11 27-2
15 11 39
15 11 57-2
15 12 +
+ 3-312
1-548
1-1K8
4-059
3-238
2-199
2-198
2-198
2-175
2-175
1-353
3-443
3-504
2-167
2-162
2-162
1-863
3-505
1-606
3-028
1-568
1-606
15-52
1-552
+ 1-568
— 0-870
+ 2-681
-0-876
+ 3-109
3-297
3-299
3-194
2-018
2-975
2-158
2-156
4-480
4-300
2-729
2-141
2-141
2-825
3-116
5-466
4-334
0-808
2-782
2-777
2-777
2-483
1-445
1-431
2-746
+ 1-431
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1::
1
1::
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
4
(?
3
2
1
1
4
2
2
1
2
1
(1)::
1
103 44 l's-9
32 27 30-8
26 30 47-5
135 7 30-2
99 33 7'2
48 14 58-2
48 12 57-2
48 8 27'2
47 31 15-0
47 31 +
29 40 9-0
110 29 44-6
113 31 44-7
47 26 25-3
47 16 49-0
47 17 +
39 12 3-0
113 31 3-5
34 0 29-5
87 23 8-7
33 51 55
34 6 25-7
32 10 +
33 10 5-4
34 2 31
14 7 6-1
68 36 63-4
14 7 4-9
92 4 2*5
102 34 48-6
102 39 13-6
96 51 8-3
43 36 42-0
84 25 34-8
47 50 32-7
47 46 29-7
144 1 39-4
140 10 47-2
71 25 32-5
47 50 27-1
47 50 15-1
76 33 15-6
92 20 47-7
156 22 34-9
140 11 14-9
24 45 29-8
74 32 25-2
74 20 50-4
74 20 50-4
60 51 21-6
33 1 16-3
32 50 58-1
72 55 36-2
32 46 22-1
+ 13-73
13-76
13-75
13-64
13-64
13-64
13-64
13-62
13-60
13-60
13-60
13-52
13-49
13-51
13-50
13-50
13-50
13-45
13-45
13-39
13-39
13-39
13-38
13-38
13-39
13-37
13-28
13-33
13-25
13-22
13-22
13-21
13-20
13-16
13-09
13-09
12-98
12-94
12-85
12-77
12-77
12-62
12-59
12-53
12-43
12-46
12-34
12-28
12-28
12-22
12-21
12-17
12-14
+ 12-14
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
111
2
2
1
2
1::
1
1::
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
4
1::
4
3
2
1
1
4
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
pB; pL; pmEO'j psmbM; * inv
c-B; S; E; inbMRN- r
2
4
1*
2t
2
1
2
0
2
0
2
2
4
5
3
0
1
5
1
Ht
0
1
0
3t
0
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
5
2
4
3
2
2
1
6
2
3
1
2
1
1
4
4
1
1
2
2
0
pF; cS; R; vgbM
3594
3595
1911
1912
1912,0
1913
1 191 :?,«
3596
3597
1914
1915
1915,a
Oi vS; R; quite sharp
F; cL; R; vpbM...
UI. 116
F; vS; R;bM
III. 659
cF; vS; R; bM; r ...
R. nova
vF; place from MS.
11.678
F; S; R; r; 3 st nr
H. 2 nova
2 nova apparently connected..
pF; pS; E 0°+
II. 763
VI. 19
III. 138
11,650
III. 660
©; pF; L; viR; vgbM; rrr
F;S;R;gbM
cBj pL j pmE* snibMN
vF; S; vlE; gbM .
H. nova
Close to 1915 pos 0°
III. 7:i7
III. 139
11.758
vF; vS; stellar... .
3598
cF; S; R; gpmbM
pF; pS- iR
1916
M. 5
R. nova
!I;©;vB;L;eCM;stll...l5
One of 2, 15' apart np & sf...
pF;pS- R
II. 760
1917,a
1917
R. nova
A. ray, vmE, par. to h. 1917
cB; vL; vmE 155°-0;
vg, psbMN.
One of 2, 15' apart np & sf ...
vF; vS
II. 759
15 12 11-7
15 12 53
15 13 10-9
15 13 15-7
15 13 35-7
15 13 38-5
15 13 51-6
15 13 56-2
15 14 3-2
15 14 36-6
15 14 59-9
15 16 12-3
15 16 13-2
15 17 15-2
15 17 55-5
15 19 40-8
15 21 5-7
15 21 8-7
15 23 5-1
15 23 29-0
15 23 30-4
15 25 20-2
15 26 3-2
15 27 177
15 28 2-2
15 28 2-2
15 28 57-7
15 29 26-4
15 29 57-4
15 30 6-8
15 30 31-4
R. nova
III. 943
11.400
III. 944
111.374
vF; S; er
vF; vS
rj5)
1.3599J
3600
3601
3602
1920
1919
1922
1921
3603
3604
1923
1924
1925
fi92<n
•s ~ r
vF: DL» : vlE - r
B; S; R; glbM; p of 2 ....
F; S; IE; glbM; f of 2
eF; vS- psbM
cF- L- pmE- glbM- J 8
I. 148
111.661
cB; cL; iR; vsb.M * 12;amst
eF;S
vF- pL- vlE- vgbM
A. 357
A. 389
Cl; vL; vRi; 1C; stll...l4..
©;cB;L;R;vgbM;rrr;stl5
pB; cS; R; psbM; *7n...
11.874
vF; vS; sp of D neb
11.651
11. 130
II. 401
pF; pS; R; nf of D neb
F- pL; ill; vgbM; r
pB;pS;R; vgbM;3stf.
F- S- am st
L3606J
3605
3607
©; cB; pL; R; vglbM; rrr;
8tl6.
F- S- IE 45°+; vglbM
II. 906
11.654
11.178
II. 179
II. 399
11.761
11. 762
II. 96
F- pS- E 150°+ . .
1927
1927
1931
1928
1931, <i
pB- cS- p of iTneb
pB- cS; f of D neb ,
pF; pL; iR; bM; r ,
oF- oS: IF ..
cF- cL; IE
nF- oL- ilE- ebM .
R. nova
120
SIR J. P. w. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
18(50, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4118
4119
4120
4121
4122
4123
4124
4125
4126
4127
4128
4129
4130
4131
4132
4133
4134
4135
4136
4137
4138
4139
4140
4141
4142
4143
4144
4145
4146
4147
4148
4149
4150
4151
4152
4153
4154
4155
4156
4157
4158
4159
4160
4l6l
4162
4163
4164
4165
4166
416?
4168
4169
4170
4171
4172
417
4174
4175
h.
1929
1930
3608
3609
H.
h m s
15 30 38-0
15 30 48-4
15 31 12-7
15 31 20-1
15 32 10-2
15 33 25-5
15 34 29-2
15 34 53-7
15 35 0-3
15 35 33-7
15 36 18-6
15 36 21-3
15 36 24-1
15 36 32-5
15 36 53-4
15 37 18-3
15 38 47-1
15 39 16-4
15 39 29-9
15 39 33-0
15 40 38-9
15 40 39-7
15 40 56-1
15 41 7-4
15 41 11-3
15 42 3-8
15 44 34-9
15 47 11-0
15 47 35-7
15 47 49-1
15 49 3-7
15 49 24-0
15 50 19-6
15 51 5-5
15 51 8-4
15 51 50-9
15 52 18-5
15 56 43-3
15 57 35-3
15 58 43-2
15 58 43-5
15 58 49-9
15 59 36-9
16 0 51-0
16 2 19-2
16 2 40-3
16 2 48-9
16 3 32-5
16 3 44-7
16 4 5-4
16 5 50-0
16 6 33-5
16 7 16-0
16 7 18-1
16 7 18-4
16 8 41-9
1(1 8 49-3
16 9 54-3
s
+ 2-953
2-172
7-159
3-694
2-834
2-396
1-214
5-014
2-759
1-214
1-214
2-790
1-306
1-215
3-904
1-214
1-169
3-019
2-103
2-102
3-334
2-709
3-664
4-716
3-684
2-459
4-795
+ 3-054
— 0-483
+ 2-772
2-948
0-892
2-946
2-742
2-741
5-056
3-846
4-641
2-182
+ 2-658
0-284
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
83 33 9-7
49 46 12-3
165 13 11-1
120 5 47-2
77 24 9-7
57 46 40-6
30 6 57-2
150 46 24-5
73 45 35-7
30 S 46-2
30 11 55-2
75 20 47-7
31 29 46-9
30 13 46-6
127 19 24-9
30 14 28-0
29 47 35-8
87 8 54-4
48 26 39-7
48 26 5-4
103 19 13-4
71 40 24-0
118 10 31-5
146 2 39-3
118 57 17-9
60 54 51-7
147 0 57-8
89 1 54-3
17 24 55-8
74 59 59-1
83 39 30-4
27 15 50-0
83 35 40-4
73 42 40-9
73 37 40-9
150 6 0-6
124 8 38-0
143 38 28-8
52 15 33-5
70 16 11-9
18 55 6-9
81 31 23-2
48 55 52-0
69 4 1-0
143 50 42-2
10 38 44-0
88 55 4-2
19 13 44-8
125 52 42-5
72 55 51-5
19 59 34-4
123 53 2-9
147 32 42-5
32 8 30-2
56 35 35-9
112 37 34-1
17 10 21-4
161 51 51-0
+ 12-09
12-11
11-97
12-04
11-99
11-92
11-76
11-75
11-79
11-77
11-74
11-69
11-73
11-72
11-63
11-62
11-56
11-48
11-49
11-48
11-38
11-40
11-35
11-31
11-33
11-29
11-06
10-91
10-96
10-87
10-78
10-80
10-68
10-63
10-63
10-52
10-50
10-16
10-15
10-14
10-13
10-04
10-00
9-90
9-74
9-90
9-74
9-76
9-65
9-65
9-58
9-43
9-35
9-44
9-33
9-27
9-38
+ 9-10
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
©; vF; vL; R; vgbM; rrr...
vF; S; R;gbM; 2 st 8 f
It
3
1
1
2
1
0
3t
2
0
2
1
1
1*
2
0
1
5
3
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
3 ,
3
2
1
1
1
2
2
3
4
1
1
4
1
1
1
3t
1
3
1
2
1
1
2*
1
1
2
1
2
2*
2
3
III. 634
F; pL; R; vgbM
vF; L; R; gbM; r
II. 76
pF; pL; R; rr....,
1932
1934,o
3610
1933
1934, I
1934
vF; vS; R; bM
R. nova?
R; psbM (by diagram) ..
'•; O;pF;vS;R;r?aml50st
F; pS; E0°
II. 655
R. nova?
F;raE
II. 764
II. 656
II. 765
II. 766
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
I
1
2
2
3
cB; S; R; psbM; r
PB; S;El35°+;bM
pF; uS
pB; cL; IE; r
3611
1934, c
A. 552
R. nova
!; ©; vB; L; R; vgbM;
st 13. ..15.
(? if not =11. 766)
III. 378
II. 425
III. 635
III. 636
vF; vS
1935
1936
1937
3613
1938
vF; vS; R; gbM
vF; vS; R; bM;spof 2
cF; vS; R; bM; nf of 2
eF; S; 11; vS * p
II. 97
VII. 29
pF; cS; R; r; bet 2D st
Cl; pL; pRi; stvS
3612
3614
A. 343
Cl; L; pRi; st 12. ..14
vF; S; R; sbM
III. 371
vF; S; R'
3615
1939
A. 334
Cl; pS; pRi; mC; stl6 ...
pF; S; E90°+;gbM;r ...
11.583
III. 313
11.657
vF; S; E90°+; vS * f
F; bet 2 B st
1940
pB; pL; E
III. 739
vF;pL; R; vgbM
1941
1942
1943
3516
3617
3618
1944
!; vF; vS; R;g, smbM
III. 646
III. 73
vF; S; IE; p of 2
eF; vS; IE; f of 2
A. 304
Cl; B; vL; pRi; 1C; st 7...
F; S; R; gpmbM; Aofstnp
Cl; S; mC; stll...l4
vF; S; R; *10sf
A. 359
III. 622
III. 33
11.873
eF; (?)
F;R; bM
1945
1946
+ 2-901
2-065
2-629
+ 4-675
—3-081
+ 3-051
-0-266
+ 3-922
+ 2-713
-0-147
+ 3-866
4-936
1-199
2-293
+ 3-567
— 0-740
+ 6-720
*7 in photosphere
III. 637
III. 140
III.973
III. 553
III. 883
pF; vS; R; stellar
vF; vS; r; pB*sf
3619
A. 360
Cl; vB; vL; vRi; 1C; stlO...
vF; vS;IEO°; r
1947
F; L; pmE; vgbM; r
eF; vS
3620
1948
pF; R; vgvlbM; r
III. 74
III. 884
vF; S; r
vF; vS
3621
3622
eF;S; E;lbM
A. 3.26
CI;B; L;lC;st7...10 ...
vF; vS;lE
III. 812
III. 889
III. 31 4
1949
3624
3623
vF; S; R;bM
M. 80
!!!; ©; vB; L; vmbM(var*);
rrr; st 14.
vF; vS; IE
A. 68
©; pF; L; ill; vgbM; rrr;
8tl4...
OF NKI',n,.K AM) CLUSTERS OF STAKs.
121
No.
References
to
Right
Annual
I'mvesion
No.
North Polar
Annual
Pn vt'ssion
No.
nf
Summary Description from a
Total
No. of
of
Cata-
n^iii-.
.Sir.!, ir-
of Nebula.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authuritie*.
for
isilii, Jan.O.
Right
AHVIJ-Mtl
for 1880.
Obs.
used.
for
I860, Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
>{ Obs.
by h.
.ml H.
4176
h.
1950
H.
III. 888
h in s
16 10 18-4
8
+ 2-322
2
57 41 3-1
+ 9-17
9,
vF; S; R; vglbM
3
4177
1951
III 688
16 11 21-9
2-206
2
53 56 19-0
9'10
9,
vF; S; iR
3
41/8
1952
II. 151
16 11 58-8
2-911
1
82 15 5'9
9-03
1
F;pL;lE; vgbM; r
2
4170
3625
16 13 42-5
4-589
1
141 36 46-8
8-86
1
CI;eL;eRi
1
4180
1953
II 402
16 14 31-8
3-114
1
91 56 56-9
8-83
1
vF;cL;cE45°+;r
2
4181
1954
16 14 43-9
2-132
1
51 52 57-9
8-83
1
vF; eS; R .....".
1
4 1 s '
1955
III 623
16 14 50-5
2-133
2
51 54 7*9
8-83
2
vF; vS; R; J nf.
4
4183
(
M. 4 = |
16 15 3-6
3-665
116 11 11-1
8-77
fCl; 8 or 10 L st in line,!
4
4184
3626
I
B.A.C.5455 j
A. 514
16 16 1-3
4-097
1
130 20 6-7
8-69
1
(_ with 5 st; rrr. f
CI;B;L;pRi;lCM;st9...H
2
4185
II 810
16 16 4-4
1-154
1
32 2 48-5
8-"5
1
pF; pS;lE
1
4186
III. 891
16 16 46-1
2-121
1
51 40 47-1
8-67
1
«F; vS; R;lbM
1
4187
3627
A. 412
16 17 20-5
4-456
2
138 49 29-1
8-57
2
CI;cL; pRi; 1CM; st 13...15
2
4188
1956
III 624
16 18 3-7
2-121
2
51 44 50-1
8-57
2
F; S;ill;bM
4
4189
3628
A. 536
16 18 14-8
4-037
3
128 30 59-3
8-51
4
B; pL; R; psbM; rr
4
4190
III 740
16 18 19-3
0-401
1
24 17 36-7
8-59
1
cF; pL; ill
1
4191
III. 892
16 18 23-5
2-144
1
52 26 49-2
8-54
1
eF; S;bM
1
4192
II. 811
16 18 42-4
1-320
1
34 34 35-2
8-54
1
pB; iR; vgvlbM
1
4193
3629
VI. 10
16 18 43-0
3-657
1
115 43 5-4
8-48
1
Cl; cL; mC; gbM; rrr
2
4194
1957
16 20 20-8-
2-009
]
48 44 41-0
8-40
1
F; R; bM
1
4195
1958
III. 638
16 20 27-2
2-010
2
48 47 10-4
8-38
f
cF; vS; R; bM
3
4196
1 1958,a
R. 2 novse
16 20 +
2-010
48 47 +
8-38
2 novae, one eF; one S
0
4J9V
4198
1959
III. 639
16 21 10-4
2-025
1
49 13 2-9
8-33
1
vF; vS; R
2
4199
3630
16 21 41-1
7-067
1
162 57 2-8
8-16
1
vF; vS; *9nr
1
4200
3631
16 21 49-9
4-654
1
142 18 59-3
8-21
1
Cl;L;lC;stL
1
4201
III. 680
16 22 6-9
1-623
2
39 4y 49.3
8-26
2
vF; S; R; IbM; er
2
420-'
II 690
16 22 34-5
1-687
2
41 17 48-6
8-22
2
F; pS; iF; gbM ..
2
4203
3632
16 22 36-1
S'219.
2
150 18 1-9
8-13
2
pF; pL; vlE; gbM
2
4204
I960
11. 652
16 23 0-8
2-004
2
48 45 15-4
8-18
2
cF; pL; R; gbM; r
3
4205
II. 647
16 23 2-7
2-057
2
50 13 17-4
8-18
9!
F; S; iF
2
4206
3633
16 23 22-7
4-423
1::
137 48 2-7
8-09
1::
eF; (?); J f nr .
1
4207
3634
16 23 39-8
4-426
1
137 51 20-8
8-06
1
F; cS; IE; vglbM; Jp
1
4208
1961
II. 8?5
16 23 50-4
2-053
1
50 8 9-6
8-12
1
I>F; S; vlE; vgmbM
2
4209
3635
A. 400
16 23 50-9
4-506
1
139 27 48-5
8-05
1
C1;L;IC; iF
1
4210
3636
16 24 7-3
4-246
1
133 44 18-2
8-04
1
Cl; u. Norma inv
1
4211
4212
3637
1962
VI. 40
III. 640
Mechain
16 24 43-0
16 24 58-0
3-350
2-004
1
1
102 44 17-3
48 52 16-6
8-01
8-02
1
2
©; L; vRi; vmC; R; rrr ...
cF; vS; R; bM
2
3
4213
1962,</
R. nova
16 25 +
2-004
48 52 +
8-02
No description ; near Ii.l962
0
4214
1963
III. 641
16 25 18-7
2-010
1
49 3 57-0
8-00
1
vF; vS; R
3
4215
1964
III. 890
16 25 34-0
2-203
1
54 38 1-1
7-97
2
vF; pL; iE; rr; # nr
3
4216
3638
16 25 36-3
4-316
2
135 19 19-6
7-92
2
Cl; B; S; st pL
2
4217
1964, a
R. nova
16 25 47'9
2-203
54 35 11-1
7-91
No description; 4' nf 1964...
0
4218
II. 753
16 26 37-0
2-624
2
69 55 19-4
7-88
3
pB; pL; vlE; pgmbM
2
4219
III. 813
16 26 50-0
1-264
1
34 9 56-7
7*89
1
vF; vS; iR
1
4220
3639
16 26 50-4
6-305
1
159 4 52-8
7-76
1
vF- eS- R: cbM...
1
4221
1965
16 28 15-0
2-190
1
54 21 40'8
7-76
1
F; S; R; gbM; * 11 np
1
4222
III. 730
16 28 18-6
2-579
1
68 9 52-2
7-74
1
eF; vS; E
1
4223
3640
16 29 14-5
4-483
1::
138 43 48-6
7-62
1::
'• F; vL; viE; B # inv
1
4224
3641
A. 483
16 30 29-3
4-233
2
133 5 18-9
7-53
2
Cl; cL; pRi; iR; st 11. ..14..
2f
4225
4226
3642
1966
••••••
III 893
A. 413
16 30 52-1
16 31 43-6
4-475
2-058
1
2
138 29 3-7
50 41 28-4
7-49
7-48
1
2
Cl; vL; IRi; 1C; rrr;
F neb inv.
vF- S- R; gbM- bet 2 st ...
1
4
4227
1967
16 32 19-0
2-155
1
53 31 20-9
7-43
1
vF- vS- sbM* 12
1
422*
3643
16 33 50-3
4-420
1
137 11 50-2
7-24
1
Cl- (in M. Way)
1
4229
4230
4231
3644
1968
1969
II. 701
A. 442
M. 13, Halley
16 36 6-6
16 36 41-2
16 38 12-4
4-404
2-140
2-125
2
3
(1)
136 45 36-8
53 16 19-4
52 54 7'5
7-06
7-08
6-95
2
3
1
Cl;pHi;eiCM;stll...l2...
!!; ©; eB; vRi; vgeCM
st 11. ..20.
pB- pL- E 45°+ ; vgmbM...
2t
14t
2
4232
4233
3646
3645
A. 364
16 38 18-4
16 38 23-8
4-776
+ 7-032
\v
3
1
143 33 29-1
162 20 32-0
6-87
+ 6-80
3
1
Cl;L;Ri;lCM;st9...12...
vF: oL: vevlbM..
2
2
1IDCCCLXIV.
122
SIE J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
18GO, Jan. f).
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
ofObe
byh.
ndH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4234
4235
4236
4237
4238
4239
4240
4241
4242
4243
4244
4245
4246
4247
4248
4249
4250
4251
4252
4253
4254
4255
4256
4257
h.
1970
3647
H.
2.5= 1
Lai. 305 10/
h m s
6 38 36-0
6 39 3-5
6 39 16-1
6 39 19-8
6 39 58-1
6 40 39-6
6 40 41-4
6 41 24
6 41 47
6 41 51-9
6 43 6-4
6 44 14-5
6 45 1-0
6 45 54-8
6 46 0-4
6 46 3-5
6 47 1
6 47 33-9
6 47 40-8
6 47 55-2
6 47 58-3
6 48 3-0
6 49 4,7-6
16 49 47-6
6 50 8-6
16 50 11-5
s
+ 2-513
+ 5-147
3-036
1
1
3
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
2
1
3
5
2
3
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
[1]
O / //
65 56 10-0
148 44 47-7
11 33 21-3
134 28 15-7
91 41 47-4
148 58 2-1
134 28 33-4
28 9 18
27 46 0
130 58 41-7
42 8 38-8
131 33 37-7
111 55 47-5
48 1 25-6
44 20 25-3
129 16 12-2
26 47 5
134 33 17-6
135 42 21-0
7 9 0-3
7 5 59-7
142 28 51-8
93 52 6-8
53. 16 46-7
126 53 32-3
50 9 37-8
134 26 53-8
119 53 42-9
66 46 53-8
129 30 46-3
116 3 13-0
127 40 56-4
66 46 39-3
39 51 36-0
114 33 37-9
112 30 9-8
116 23 13-1
116 22 33-5
27 21 54
152 39 3-3
47 29 24-4
119 17 18-0
149 0 21-5
29 3 54
28 49 54
II
+ 6-90
6-79
7-01
6-79
6-78
6-67
6-68
6-72
6-69
6-59
6-56
6-39
6-35
6-32
6-31
6-24
6-26
6-12
6-10
6-41
6-39
6-06
5-96
5-99
5-91
5-96
5-86
5-73
5-76
5-71
5-60
5-48
5-51
5-50
5-43
5-36
4-97
4-95
4-86
4-71
4-78
4-60
4-55
4-59
1
1
3
3
2
2
1
[2]
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
3
5
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
[1]
2
2
2
1
[1]
f O I vB ; vS ; R ; disc and
\ border.
pF; R; vglbM; *5p79" ...
B- cL- IE- slbM
Jlf*
1
3
3
7
3
1
0
0
1
1
1
2
1*
1
3
0
2
2
1
1
1
7
2
2
1*
2
5t
1
2
7
1
1
1
3
3
4
1
0
2
2
3
1
0
0
\
1.280
3648
1971
3649
3650
A. 454
M. 12
+ 4-308
3-110
5-171
4-311
0-72
0-68
4-170
1-678
4-197
3-584
1-932
1-775
4-112
0-56
4-327
+ 4-378
-6-988
— 7-058
+ 4-734
3-159
2-121
2-008
3-810
4-130
3-701
4-067
2-521
1-534
3-661
3-606
3-716
3-715
0-57
5-588
3-803
5-242
0-73
+ 0-71
Cl; pS; pRi; pC; st 12. ..15..
I; ©; vB; vL; iR; gmbM;
rrr; st 10...
©;PB;cL; R; glbM; rr ...
Cl; vL; vRi; IbM; st 12. ..13
F- S- R- mbM
A. 456 ?
y Arrest, 101
D' Arrest, 1 02
3651
st 12 and 14m.
Cl;eL;eRi(in M.Way) ...
vB; L; R; Disc + F,r, border
Cl; B; cL; pRi; stl0...13 ..
pB;cL; iR; rrr; st 14. ..16 ..
cF; S; E90°
IV. 50
H.'S84
III. 727
III. 735
3652
3653
A. 499
3654
eF- pS
A. 520
D' Arrest, 103
Cl; B; L; Ri;st8...11
F; pS; irr
Cl; pRi; vlC; iF;stL&S...
Cl; L; IRi; 1C; st8...12
cF- S- bM- pof2
3655
3656
III. 974
III. 975
vF; vS; fof2
3657
f 19721
L3659J
1973
3658
1974
3660
3661
A. 374?
M. 10
Cl; S; Aar; st 13
III. 689
; ©; B; vL; R; gvmbM;
rrr; st 10. ..15.
eF- cL- E90°
4258
©; vF; vL; iR; vgbM; rrr;
st20.
vF(?)
4259
4260
A. 456
C M.62 "1
L A. 627 J
16 50 37-1
; Cl; B; vL; vRi; stll...
• ©• vB; L; gmbM; rrr;
4261
16 52 18-7
16 52 22-2
16 52 26-0
16 53 59-2
16 55 16-3
16 55 22-1
16 55 52-8
16 55 55-3
16 56 43-5
17 1 28-2
17 1 34-2
17 3 40
17 3 51-8
17 4 10-8
17 5 40-2
17 5 46-4
17 6 3
17 6 15
4262
4263
4264
4265
4266
4267
4268
4269
4270
4271
427$
42/£
4274
427^
427(
427;
427*
III. 123
st!4...l6.
vF; pL; R; IbM
3662
L3663/
3664
A. 521
M. 19
A. 556
Cl- B; pL; cRi; stlO
©; vB; L; R; vCM; rrr
stl6... red.
Cl; L; pRi;lC;st9...11 ...
III. 124
III. 728
VI. 11
11.195
VI. 12
vF- cS; iR
J19761
(3665J
3666
(J5667J
1978
©; B; L; R; gCM ; rrr
stl6.
©; cB;L; R; gpmCM; rrr
stl6.
©; vB; L; R; psbM; rrr
stl6; Fnebf.
F; S; vgbM; ©p
D' Arrest, 104
vF- vS; R
3668
F; vL; vlE; am st; 2 st inv..
F- stellar
IV. 57
1.147
3670
i 3669
'
©; B; cL; R; s.vglbM; rrr
stl6...17.
vF- vS; R; glbM
D'Arrest, 105
D' Arrest, 106
pF- vS- R; *13nr
j
F- nL- IE
OF NEBUL.E AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
123
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
I'tvi-es^ion
in
Right
for 1880.
No.
of
01>s.
llM'll.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
ssion
in
-N I'.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
timce
of Obs.
by h.
mil II.
SirJ.IF.'s
of Nolmhi'.
Sir \V. H/8
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4279
4280
4281
4282
4283
4284
4 2 sii
4286
4287
4288
4289
4290
4291
4292
4293
4294
4295
4296
4297
4298
4299
4300
4301
4302
4303
4304
4305
4306
4307
4308
4309
4310
4311
4312
4313
4314
4315
4316
4317
4318
4319
4320
4321
4322
4323
4324
4325
h.
3671
3673
3673
H.
I. 45
h in s
17 7 49-0
17 8 4-2
17 8 45-0
17 9 14-5
17 9 30-9
17 9 41-0
17 9 57-7
17 10 45-4
17 10 57-6
17 11 31-9
17 11 35-8
17 12 40-1
17 12 40-7
17 12 44-1
17 12 47-8
17 12 56-9
17 15 16-2
17 15 23-2
17 15 28-0
17 16 23
17 16 28-0
17 17 23-3
17 20 19-2
17 20 50-4
17 22 2-6
17 22 58-1
17 24 47-4
17 25 34-1
17 26 3-2
17 26 3-6
17 27 57-9
17 28 51-0
17 29 17-3
17 29 48-6
17 30 1-9
17 30 6-9
17 30 16-0
17 30 18-8
17 30 26-3
17 30 55-8
17 32 15-0
17 33 56
17 34 7'6
17 35 0-1
17 35 9-3
17 36 30-1
17 37 53-6
+ 3-765
4-140
+ 4-279
-2-000
+ 3-643
4-722
+ 5-861
-3-497
+ 3-507
4-021
3-828
4-109
+ 1-011
1-062
','
1::
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
1::
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
[1]
1
2
2
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
4
2
1::
1
1
1
[2]
1
1::
2
1
1
117 58' 27-9
129 17 H-4
132 43 29-9
14 23 21-1
113 35 51-4
141 35 30-9
154 51 25-4
11 12 41-4
108 22 59-8
125 54 52-0
120 0 3-0
128 20 0-0
32 24 7-4
17 32 6-2
109 25 12-0
46 43 31-2
116 12 43-4
107 40 23-4
124 3 6-8
28 4 54
119 51 37-1
156 55 47-9
94 57 2-0
113 37 47-3
63 25 22-2
122 28 48-3
128 58 1-5
122 28 38-7
134 38 32-2
73 29 2-4
159 41 19-0
124 54 49-0
143 35 5-2
151 36 5-1
126 51 8-0
113 48 £5-0
93 9 25-0
151 36 3-9
123 9 16-8
122 7 4-9
150 39 39-1
29 6 12
14 11 11-9
124 56 32-1
122 17 0-5
123 37 33-2
86 44 25-5
//
+ 4-43
4-38
4-33
4-47
4-28
4-23
4-18
4-38
4-16
4-10
4-10
4-00
4-08
4-14
4-00
4-04
3-78
3-78
3-76
3-77
3-67
3-53
3-37
3-21
3-24
3-11
2-95
2-89
2-84
2-88
2-60
2-60
2-54
2-47
2-50
2-50
2-50
2-43
2-46
2-43
2-27
2-26
2-33
2-07
2-05
1-94
+ 1-85
•J
1::
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1::
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
LI]
1
2
3
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
[2]
1
1
2
1
1
ffi;cB;pS; R; gvmbM; rrr;
stl6...17.
Cl; pL; Ri; R; gbM ;
st!2...14.
Cl; vL;pRi; 1C (*nf taken)
vF; S; li; S#s
4
1
2
1
1
3t
2
1
6
2
1
3t
1
2
1
8*
2
3
1
0
1
2
0
5*f
1
1
2f
c>
2
1
2
1
3
1
1
6
7
l
1
4
2
0
1
1
2
1
1
A. 522
III. 945
3676
3675
3674
PF;L; R; rr
II; O;pB; vS; R
vF; vS; vlE; glbM ..
III. 951
eF;S
J 19791
M. 9
©;B;L; R; eCM; rrr; st!4
cF; vL; icE; vglbf; * 8 itiv .
Diffused neb in patches
\3677J
3678
3679
3680
!!!; @; eF; S; am St'
11.812
11.767
1.149
F; S; R; v^lbM ...
1980
cF" pL - El; vgmbM
+ 3-535
1-840
3-719
3-491
3-960
0-61
3-827
6-165
3-184
3-650
2-412
3-913
4-142
3-915
4-380
2-680
6-657
3-998
4-871
6-527
4-067
3-658
3-146
5-528
3-939
3-905
5-436
+ 0-69
2-177
cB; pS; IE; er
M. 92
©; vB; vL; eCM; rrr; st S..
cF; L; R; gbM; rrr
3681
3683
3682
i. 46
I. 48
©; vB; cL; vgvrabM; rrr;
8t20.
F; L; E; vglbM; J inv
D' Arrest, 107
pB; S; R; bMN — *12 . .
3685
3684
Neb in patches (M. Way) ...
©; cB; L; vgmbM; rrr;
st!4...17.
F; L; vlbM (Winnecke,
April 12, I860).
!!; <f ; pB; S; R
A. 225
Auw. N. 36
09811
\3686J
IV. 11
III. 137
vF; pL; iF
3687
3688
3689
3690
Cl- S- P- B* inv
eF; pS; IE; *9att
Cl; at 6-7, 13
A. 457
©; vB; L; R; pg, psvrabM ;
rrr; st 17...
F- S- iF- er
11.901
3691
3693
3692
3694
3696
O9821
\3697J
J1983^
\3698J
3695
4020
3699
3700
cF; S; R; glbM; #13sp ...
Cl; pL- IRi- 1C
A. 366
©; B; vL; Ri; st!3
eF; S; R; pof2
A. 568
Cl; pL; pRi; iR; st9...10...
pB; pL- R; »12f inv .
I. 44
M. 14
!; ©; B; vL; R; eRi;
vgmbM; rrr; st!5...l6.
eeF- f of 2
h. o. n.
Cl; F;L; pRi; !C;stl3...15
Cl;L;iR;lC;st7,10
eF- S- R • 3 st nr
M. 6
D' Arrest, 108
vS- sbM
3701'
3702
3702'
VI. 41
©• cL- R- vgbM- rr
+ 4-002
3-912
3-957
+ 2-997
Nebulous portion of M. Wav
CI;vL;Ri;lC .".
A. 612
Cl; vL; pRi;st8...12
F- cL- iF
II. 587
B2
124
SIE J. F. W. HERSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
ogue
Bcferences to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
18GO, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula?.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4326
4327
4328
4329
4330
4331
4332
4333
4334
4335
4336
4337
4338
4339
4340
4341
4342
4343
4344
4345
4346
4347
4348
4349
4350
4351
4352
4353
4354
4355
4356
435?
4358
4359
4360
4361
4362
4363
h.
3703
1984
1987
3704
3701
1985
3705
1986
3706
3707
3708
3709
1988
3711
3710
3712
3713'
1989
3713
3714
1990
3715
H.
h m s
17 37 56-4
17 38 46-0
17 39 11-8
17 39 39-5
17 39 43-4
17 40 32-5
17 40 41-6
17 40 54-7
17 40 55-0
17 41 40-5
17 41 59-7
17 42 37-5
17 44 16-8
17 44 29-7
17 44 39-6
17 44 54-5
17 45 36-6
17 45 57-6
17 46 1-3
17 48 31-2
17 48 40-9
17 48 51-4
17 49 25-1
17 49 31-1
17 50 20-0
17 50 54-1
17 51 10-6
17 51 30-0
17 53 43
17 53 51-8
17 54 9
17 54 13-9
17 54 36-4
17 54 37-2
17 54 38
17 55 17-9
17 55 27-9
17 55 39-8
17 55 51-7
17 56 1-6
17 56 6-0
17 56 13-8
17 56 32-3
17 56 38-5
17 5? 15-0
17 57 27-3
17 57 50-9
17 58 20-0
17 58 42-4
+ 3-887
+ 3-689
— 1-069
+ 4-019
19-744
3-565
4-077
3-557
3-999
3-847
3-991
4-018
3-705
3-620
3-999
3-815
3-855
2-502
5-767
6-132
3-532
4-372
2-631
2-629
+ 5-991
— 0-638
+ 3-685
3-491
0-49
3-640
0-48
3-282
3-779
3-845
0-49
3-677
2-811
3-652
3-846
4-054
3-677
3-626
3-692
3-076
3-247
3-778
+ 4-350
- 0-023
+ 3-696
1
1
1
1::
1
1
2
2
1::
2
1 ::
1::
1
1
1
1::
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
[2]
3
[2]
2
1
2
[2]
3
1
1
2
1::
2
1 :
1
1
2
1
1
121 27 58-6
114 49 51-5
17 49 22-7
125 22 49-8
175 24 24-0
110 18 21-0
127 0 0-1
109 58 3-8
124 48 46-5
120 10 12-7
124 34 43-8
125 20 42-0
115 21 32-1
112 18 23-5
124 46 37-9
119 5 36-3
120 23 56-5
66 53 15-5
153 38 2-5
156 24 42-9
108 59 43-7
134 13 52-2
71 42 59-5
71 38 58-5
155 23 58-1
19 49 12-3
114 38 24-1
107 23 18-2
27 20 24
113 1 39-9
27 18 30
98 56 37-3
117 53 32-8
120 1 29-8
27 22 0
114 21 15-3
78 57 6-6
113 27 28-4
120 3 24-5
126 18 6-9
114 19 58-9
112 30 8-6
114 53 23-7
90 17 44-9
97 34 58-4
117 49 20-6
133 43 25-8
23 22 9'5
115 0 52-0
+ 1-82
1-75
1-69
1-66
1-20
1-60
1-57
1-56
1-55
1-49
1-46
1-40
1-27
1-25
1-23
1-21
1-15
1-15
1-05
0-83
0-89
0-84
0-85
0-85
0-67
0-81
0-67
0-64
0-53
0-43
0-50
0-41
0-36
0-36
0-46
0-31
0-32
0-28
0-25
0-23
0-23
0-22
0-19
0-20
0-15
0-12
0-06
+ 0-15
0-00
1
1
1
1::
1
1
2
2
1::
2
1::
1::
1
1
1
1::
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
2
1
1
[2]
3
[2]
2
1
2
2
3
1
1
2
1::
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
Cl; pS;lRi;lC;st!0...12 ..
Cl; stvS
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
3
1
3t
1
1
1
1
3
1
It
It
1
1
6
2
1
1
2
0
1
1
0
8 Mon.f
0
3
3
3
0
8 Mon.t
1
1
3*
1
2
2
1»
0
0
1
2*
1
2
III. 741
vF- vS- R- stellar- *8s
Cl- F- eL- vSst + neb
pB: R: vebM
1.150
pB; pL; R; bM . ..
A. 557
©; vB; pL; R; vgmbM;
rrr; st!8...20.
pB; pS; R;gbM;r; *15 np
Cl; vL; vRi;st!2...13
Cl; pL; pRi; bifid; st!2...
cL - iR- pmbM" r
II. 586
A. 697 ?
VI. 13
Cl- rr- steS + neb
eF; S; (?)
Cl; pRi (in M. Way)
M.7 (Lacaille)
Cl; vB; pRi; 1C; st7...12 ...
Neb or nebulous patch of M.
Way.
Neb or nebulous patch of M.
Way.
!; vF; S; R; vsvmbMvSRN.
F; S; E; bM; bet2stlO ...
pF; S;pmE90°; *12f, att...
Cl; B; vL; plli; 1C;
st 9-10, 11. ..13.
Neb + Cl; pL; mE; gvlbM...
vF; vS; pof'2
M. 23
A. 460 ?
III. 957
III. 958
vF; vS; t'of2
3716
vF; vS; f *of Jinv
Auw. N. 37
pF; L; mE(Auwers, July 22,
1854).
Cl; Ri; eL; vlC
3717
VIII. 53
Cl; pS; IRi; 1C
D'Arrest, 109
I M. 20
D'Arrest, 110
vF; R- 1st of 3
f!99n
\3718J
("IV.41
< V. 10,
L 11.12
!I!;vB; vL;trifid; | inv ...
vF- vS- 2nd of 3
3719
3721
3720
II. 199
VII. 7
I. 49
pB; pL- R; rr...
Cl; pS; Ri;lC;st9...13 ...
0; B; pL; R; gvmbM; rrr;
stl6...17-
F- pL; 3rd of 3
D'Arrest, 1 1 1
M.8
3722
1992
!!!; vB;eL;eiF; with LCI...
V. 9
11.200
p. L; cE
4364
4365
4366
4367
4368
4369
4370
4371
4372
4373
4374
3723
3724
3725
1993
®; pF; cS; R; gbM ;
rrr; st 16. ..17.
Cl (in M. Way)
A. 569
Cl; B; L; pRi; vL neb p ...
Cl; pRi; !C;st9...12
M. 21
V. 13
eL;eiF;stf
Auw. N. 38
Auw. N. 39
pF; vS; vSneb*p (Hind,
Ap. 1852).
(Brorsen, 1856.) No descrip-
tion.
pF- S- iE; erorCl
3726
1994
11.198
IV. 37
II. 197
A. 473
©; B; R; eC; gbM; rrr;
st!5...l6.
O ' vB; pS; sbMvSN
cF- pL- iR; r
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTEES OF STARS.
125
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
iision
for
isiio. Jan. 0.
Annual
Pi-en
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Ota.
llx-ll.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
I'nvr^ioll
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
N
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
of Obs.
i'V h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Jfi-lmhc.
Bn \V. H.V
dura
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4375
4376
4377
4378
4379
4380
4381
4382
4383
4384
4385
4386
4387
4388
4389
4390
4391
4392
4393
4394
4395
4396
4397
4398
4399
440U
4401
4402
4403
4404
4405
4406
4407
4408
4409
4410
5076
4411
4412
4413
4414
4415
4416
4417
4418
4419
4420
4421
h.
3727
3729
II.
li m s
17 58 45-8
17 58 4/-.r)
17 59 39-1
18 0 44-2
18 0 50-8
18 1 9-8
18 1 11-4
18 1 12-2
18 1 18-7
18 1 23-9
18 2 24-7
18 2 47-5
18 3 51
18 4 20-6
18 4 33-3
18 5 17-8
18 5 23-5
18 7 24-1
18 7 24-6
18 7 56-9
18 8 47-2
18 9 28-2
18 10 13-7
18 10 14-2
18 10 20-9
18 10 57-0
18 11 44-6
18 11 45-3
18 12 33-1
18 14 41-9
18 15 20-7
18 15 55-4
18 17 13-4
18 19 12-0
18 19 23-4
18 20 43-1
18 20 44-6
18 22 13-2
18 22 16-6
18 23 4-6
18 23 24-2
18 23 35-4
18 24 31-5
18 24 55-8
18 25 4-6
18 25 4-9
18 25 44-1
18 26 32-0
8
+ 5-788
3-646
2-624
3-722
3-518
3-769
8-690
3-900
2-649
3-671
3-476
3-970
1-34
3-602
3-902
2-912
3-617
3-616
4-797
5-793
3-529
3-473
3-518
3-363
3-429
3-401
3-485
5-724
3-460
3-855
3-358
3-692
3-645
5-726
3-358
2-921
3-917
3-708
3-385
+ 3-651
-1-719
+ 3-477
1-967
3-488
0-230
3-317
+ 3-936
1
1::
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
[1]
2
3
1
1:
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1::
1::
2
2
3
1::
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
I::
1
4
153 47 28-2
1 1 :i 14 0-0
71 27 7-8
115 56 17-6
108 26 46-6
117 32 31-7
166 36 39-2
121 46 50-4
7~> 25 54-3
114 7 30-1
106 48 57-7
123 53 29-2
37 44 0
111 37 33-6
121 51 0-7
83 10 53-5
112 10 47-6
112 10 21-5
142 15 13-3
153 51 18-2
109 55 8-6
106 41 22-1
108 28 7'3
102 17 10-3
104 59 377
103 50 2-2
107 11 8-1
153 17 47-0
106 13 36-0
120 25 26-0
102 5 58-8
114 56 30-0
113 16 30-4
153 22 22-5
102 6 42-3
83 31 15-3
123 30 27-3
122 26 33-5
115 34 55-5
103 15 12-7
113 33 57-5
15 29 47-7
106 59 3-8
50 14 52-8
107 26 2-3
25 5 44-2
100 29 32-8
123 5 5-1
-0-06
0-00
-0-04
0-18
0-18
0-21
0-36
0-22
0-19
0-23
0-31
0-36
0-38
0-48
0-51
0-55
0-58
0-75
0-79
0-86
0-88
0-93
0-99
099
1-01
1-06
1-13
1-20
1-20
1-40
1-44
1-50
1-62
1-85
1-79
1-89
2-05
2-05
2-11
2-15
2-01
2-24
2-24
2-29
2-20
2-34
-2-43
1
1::
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
2
[1]
2
3
2
1
2
2
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
4
eeF; eeS; R ,
It
I
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
2
3
2
0
3
5
3*
1
3
2
1
3t
2
4*
2
1
3
4
2
9t
4
1
8
2
1
1
3
0
4*
2
1
4
0*
2
1
2
0
1
5
Cl; vL; vRi
III. 555
IV. K>
cF; S; IE; r
3730
1995
3732
8788
3/31
©; F; L; IE; vglbM; rr;
st20.
Cl; pRi; vIC; st L & S ...
F; vL; cE; IbM; rr
vF; vS; R; glbM
©; pB; pL; H; SlbM; rrr; st 16
F; L; R; vglbM
II. 902
P9961
*\ ~ f
\_3733j
1997
3734
vF; vL; IE; * inv
VIII. 54
Cl; L; 1C; stcL
O; F; L; cE; hazy border...
eF; vS; R; # 16 nr...
D'Ai-rest, 112
J1998-I
\3735/
3/36
2000
1999,
poon
\3739J
3737
3738
2002
2003
2004
3740
2005
2006
2007
3741
2008
3742
2009
poio^j
\3743j
3744
3745
3746
VII. 30
11.201
Cl; vL;lC
A. 619
2.6
©; cB; L; R; rrr; st 15
O; vB; vS; R; 1 hazy ...
Cl; st. vS
VII. 31
Cl; pRi; pC; cE; st 13
A. 376
©; cB; cL; R; gmbM; rrr; st 1 5
eF; S; *6, sp
F; pL; cE; 5 inv
VIII. 55
Cl; 1C
M.24
!; Cl; vRi; vmC; R; st 15
(M. Way).
Cl; IRi; 1C
VIII. 15
CI;lRi; 1C; st 10. ..12
Cl; at least 100 st L & S ...
Cl; P; vIC
M. 16
M. 18
vF; S; R; gvlbM; *9p
M. 17
!!!; B;eL;eiF; 2-hooked...
©; vB; pL; R; rrr; st 16 ...
1C; IRi; lC;st 11. ..12
!; ©; vB;L;R;geCM;rrr;
st 14. ..16.
O or ©• pB- eeS- R
I. 50
M. 28
II. 204
pF- S- R; ebM
Cl; pL; pRi; st 12.. .15
Cl; 1C; stL
VIII. 72
C. H.
See No 5076
M. 69=A.6l3
©; B; L; R; rrr; st 14. ..16
©• B; S; R; rr .
3748 •
2011
T20121
\3749_J
I. 51
Cl (in M. Way)
II. 205
©; pB; pL; iR; gpmbM; rrr;
it 16.
!!;pB;pL;E50°;2stpF«r.
(Tuttle.)
Cl; pL; vRi;pC;st 11. ..15
F- S; iF
Auw. N. 40
2013
2014
VI. 23
II. 907
VIII. 14
Cl- L- Ri- 1C- st vS
Auw. N. 41
S; pmE; * inv (2. neb No. 7)
Cl;P;lC;pS;st 9-10,12. ..13
B; S; IE; rrr; st 15
3751
3752
A. 607
126
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s Sir W.H.'s
Catalogues 1 Classes
of Nebula?, and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4422
4423
4424
4425
4426
4427
4428
4429
4430
4431
4432
4433
4434
4435
4436
4437
h.
3750
II.
h m s
18 27 8-1
18 27 19-3
18 27 52-1
18 28 5-5
18 29 5-1
18 32 2-0
18 34 4-9
18 34 9-9
18 34 41-1
18 35 9-5
18 37 32-6
18 39 37-8
18 40 6-8
18 43 18-8
18 43 36-6
18 43 37-2
18 44 2-1
18 44 18-1
18 44 52-5
18 45 29-2
18 46 6-2
18 46 17-5
18 46 39-8
18 47 25-9
18 48 2-6
18 48 20-1
18 48 51-4
18 49 59-0
18 50 5-5
18 50 25-1
18 50 26-1
18 52 20-9
18 52 32-0
18 53 15-0
18 53 29-2
18 53 33-1
18 53 44-6
18 53 59-2
18 54 50-0
18 55 7'2
18 55 32-0
18 55 58-2
18 56 26-8
18 57 31-7
18 57 56-6
18 58 28-0
18 59 37-5
19 0 33-6
19 0 50-5
19 1 46-5
19 2 15-9
19 4 4-8
+ 7-511
3-210
3-662
2-496
3-266
5-603
3-910
3-185
3-219
5-941
3-293
3-715
5-131
3-192
5-679
3-219
4-873
4-866
2-836
3-276
3-846
3-549
3-623
6-042
6-430
2-228
5-153
5-874
4-047
2-838
4-871
3-281
6-472
5-552
5-938
3-086
5-934
3-512
2-810
5-463
1-618
2-351
5-730
5-518
3-035
5-324
5-085
4-653
2-981
2-971
5-014
+ 3-051
1
4
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
2
1 .
1
1
1:
1:
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
5
1
2
3
2
1
Au
163 22 49-3
96 4 46-7
114 0 25'8
66 32 22-1
98 20 0-1
152 25 36-5
122 25 12-6
94 53 29-9
96 21 12-4
155 19 18-8
99 31 57-9
116 3 40-2
147 27 46-8
95 22 6-4
153 19 39-2
96 26 7-6
143 58 46-9
143 53 19-3
79 49 0-6
98 52 8-5
120 38 29-7
110 4 8-1
112 52 17-2
156 17 14-0
158 47 1-2
57 8 57-2
147 56 49-3
155 5 21-7
126 48 45-9
79 49 16-2
144 7 32-7
99 7 33-8
159 6 45-8
152 23 37-6
155 39 40-7
90 39 5-1
155 38 10-4
108 44 8-6
78 35 18-1
151 34 23-8
41 45 14-2
60 55 35-4
154 3 58-5
152 10 36-1
88 25 11-0
150 11 497
147 15 30-0
140 51 32-9
85 59 17-5
85 32 43-1
146 32 24-1
89 11 51
— 2-59
2-45
2-54
2-53
2-63
2-95
3-08
3-07
3-12
3-24
3-37
3-56
3-64
3-86
3-96
3-88
3-97
3-99
3-98
4-05
4-11
4-13
4-16
4-30
4-36
4-26
4-39
4-51
4-47
4-46
4-51
4-64
4-74
4-78
4-81
4-73
4-82
4-78
4-83
4-94
4-86
4-92
5-05
5-13
5-10
5-21
5-30
5-37
5-35
5-43
5-53
-5-62
1
4
1
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
2
2
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
5
1
2
3
1
1
Au
vF; S;1E; glbM
1
0
10
1
2
2
4*
1
1
2
6
1
1
0
1
8t
3
2
1
2
6
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1*
1
2
1
1
5
1
2
5
5
1
0*
Auw. N. 42
M. 22
pF; vS; E (Winnecke, June
1855).
!!;®;vB;vL;R;VRi;vmC
st 11. ..15.
Cl; P; 1C..
T2015"!
\3753j
2016
3754
3755
3756
2017
2018
3757
3758
VIII. 12
Cl; L; pRi; vlC ...
pF; S; R; psbM' r
M. 70=A.6l4
©;B;pL;R;gbM;stl4...17
Cl; L; Ri; st 10. ..18
Cl; vRi; vlC (in M. WTay)...
vB; pL; R; vg,psvmbM; *7p
Cl;cL; pRi; pC; st 12. ..15.
Cl (?); vF; cL
M. 26
VI. 15
3759
pF; pS; 1E90°- pslbM
Auw. N. 43
Cl; B; 60 st 13 (Winnecke,
3760
2019
3761
4021
2020
3762
3763
2021
T2022 "I
L3766J
3764
3765
2023
3767
3768
3770
2024
3769
1854).
Neb. No description
M. 11
;C1; vB;L- iR- Ri-stl L, 11 .
4438
4439
F; S; vlE;gbM
pF; S; R;glMbM; last of gr
Cl; pRi;lC; iF~
h. o. n.
4440
4441
I. 47
®; pB; vL; ir; vglbM; rrr
©; vB; L; R; g, smbM; rrr;
st 15.
Cl; pRi; st 9. ..13
4442
4443
4444
4445
4446
4447
4448
4449
4450
4451
4452
4453
M.54 = A.624
III. 143
F; S; rr Cl + neb
vF; S; R; glbM; *9sp
vF; pL; R; vgvlbM
I
*
M.57 1
D'Arquier J
(!!!; @;B; pL; cE (in 1
1 Lyra). /
pF; cS; R; vmbM
pF; S;E;glbM;2st 8p ...
©; vL; vlE; vgbM; rrr;
Stl4...l6.
C 1 uster
A. 573
eF; pL; R
VIII. 13
Cl-vL-P
4454
3771
3772
3773
2025
3774
2026
2027
3775
vF; S; R; pmbM; * 7, 8 nf
eeF; vglbM; v difficult
4455
4456
vF; S; R; glbM; p of 2
4457
Cl; vL; P; st 12
4458
4459
4460
4461
4462
4463
4464
4465
4466
4467
4468
4469
4470
4471
4472
4473
eF; S; R;glbM;f of 2
Cl;pL;pRi; R;st 12. ..15...
C1;P;1C
cF; vS; cE; psbM; 3 st p ...
vF; stellar
III. 742
D'Arrest, 113
2028
3776
3777
2029
3778
3779
3780
2030
2031
3781
Cl; pL; P; st 11. ..12
A. 262
cB; cL; R; vg, svmbM; r...
eF;cS;R;glbM
Cl;L;lC;st L& S
A. 295
©;B;vL;iR;rrr;stll...l6
pB;pL;R;gbM
pF; pL; mE63°; vglbM
Cl; vL; vRi;pC;stl2...14..
Cl; S;Ri;lC;stll...l2 ...
pB;S; R
VII. 19
VII. 62
Auw. N. 44
! ; pB; pL; gbM; Far.? CHind)
OK NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
127
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Kiirht
Ascension
for
):m. 0.
Annual
1'rriv-Moii
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Ota.
U-c'(l.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
IS80.
No.
of
01)8.
used.
Summary Description from a
parison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. ul-
timo
fObs.
l.v h.
n',1 11.
Sir.T. II. 's
of Xolnilii'.
«• "-'- OtluT
Authorities,
and Nos.
4474
4475
4476
4477
4478
4479
4480
4481
4482
4483
4484
4485
44SC
4487
4488
4489
4490
4491
4492
4493
4494
4495
4496
4497
4498
4499
4500
4501
4502
4503
4504
4505
4506
4507
4508
4509
4510
4511
4512
4513
4514
4515
4516
4517
4518
4519
4520
4521
4522
4523
4524
4525
4526
4527
4528
4529
4530
4531
h.
3782
3786
3783
3784
3785
2032
2033
2034
2035
3787
H.
h in 8
19 4 14-3
19 6 50-4
19 6 53-8
19 7 6-3
19 7 7-3
19 7 14-8
19 8 :i-7
19 8 38-7
19 9 37-9
19 10 22-9
19 10 45-5
19 11 7'2
19 11 17-6
19 11 37-3
19 H 39-2
19 12 48-3
19 13 23-1
19 14 30-8
19 15 55-9
19 17 13-9
19 18 23-8
19 19 6-7
19 20 47-4
19 21 22-5
19 24 29-7
19 24 53-0
19 27 18-0
19 27 18-9
19 28 30-3
19 31 7'9
19 31 43-0
19 33 58-6
19 34 7-2
19 35 0-0
19 35 6-9
19 35 16-0
19 36 3-0
19 36 24-3
19 37 13-6
19 40 47-3
19 41 7-5
19 43 30-0
19 45 4-3
19 45 43-7
19 46 33-8
19 46 53-0
19 47 28-8
19 48 13-9
19 48 41-7
19 48 57-9
19 49 31-7
19 49 42-9
19 50 49-6
19 51 22-9
19 51 33-2
19 51 47-6
19 52 27-6
19 53 19-4
+ 4-647
4-160
5-349
5-349
5-351
3-137
2-968
3-449
3-097
5-690
6-917
2-339
4-954
2-931
5-283
5-896
3-102
4-890
2-098
2-565
4-094
3-000
4-941
2-491
2-628
2-875
4-068
4-209
6-638
3-817
5-109
1-790
4-858
3-300
2-462
3-744
3-386
2-053
2-555
1-298
1-622
2-912
2-569
1-072
2-408
2-832
2-674
2-696
2-824
3-818
2-823
5-672
4-355
2-417
4-845
4-079
4-760
+ 4-402
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
3
2
1:
2
3
1
1
2
1
3
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1 :
1
|
1
1:
3
1:
1
1
1
1
1
1 1
2
1
1
1
140 53 ll'-6
130 25 44-6
150 44 16-4
150 4* 46-1
150 46 25-8
92 57 5-3
85 22 9-5
106 30 34-4
91 9 48-3
154 8 23-1
161 45 35-7
60 3 41-6
146 1 45-6
83 42 46-5
150 10 43-4
155 52 59-1
91 21 22-0
145 13 36-8
52 28 32-1
68 6 5-0
129 9 44-8
86 44 46-9
146 11 39-2
65 8 23-8
70 1 4-0
81 3 37-8
128 51 32-9
132 36 18-9
160 57 27-8
121 15 44-2
148 58 44-5
43 44 48-8
145 40 17-8
100 38 29-9
63 30 55-5
118 52 41-0
104 28 52-5
50 7 59-5
67 1 48-4
34 18 29-2
39 49 41-7
82 26 25-1
67 15 45-5
30 55 55-2
60 57 6-5
78 40 27-3
71 34 55-1
72 28 24-0
78 15 35-1
122 11 30-6
78 12 33-0
155 36 45-6
137 27 28-8
61 1 41-1
146 28 18-7
130 35 26-7
145 13 47-9
138 39 10-1
— 5-68
5-88
5-92
5-93
5-94
5-89
5-95
6-02
6-09
6-23
6-21
6-18
6-28
6-25
6-32
6-43
6-40
6-54
6-53
6-70
6-84
6-87
7-06
7-04
7-30
7-34
7-57
7-57
7-74
7-86
7-95
8-04
8-14
8-17
8-15
8-20
8-25
8-25
8-32
8-56
8-61
8-83
8-95
8-96
9-05
9-09
9-13
9-20
9-23
9-28
9-30
9-38
9-44
9-43
9-51
9-51
9-57
—9-63
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
6*
i
i
3
2
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
3
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1:
1
3
1
1
1-
irF; pS; iR
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
0
14
1
3»t
3
3
1
2
0
4
V
1
2
3
5
5
1
1
2
5
2
2
1
2
1
1
8t
1
2
1
2t
3
2
1
2
2
13
3
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
vF;S;H;pslbM
vF;S; It;lbM; 1st of 3
eF; vS; 2nd of 3
eF; S; 3rd of 3
IV. 14
vF;L; R; vvlbM; r
Cl; P;1C
Cl; vL;lC
Cl; P; lC;st 10. ..11
pB; S; R;pgbM
Lac. I. 13
M.56
\cl> without st(Lac. Auw. 40)
©; 15; L;iR; gvmCM; rrr;
st 11. ..14.
vF;L; R; vglbM
2036
3788
2037
3789
3790
2038
3791
111.743
O;F;L;R;vsbMdisc;S*nt
cF; cS; R; IbM; *9s
eeeF; pS; am S st
eS; stellar
pB; S; mE; pslbM
Auw. N. 45
vF (Winnecke, Dec. 1853)
Cl; P; 1C
2039
3792
2040
3793
2041
2042
2043
3796
3795
3794
3798
3797
2044
3799
2045
2046
3800
2047
2048
2049
VIII. 81
eF; pS; R; vgvlbM
Cl; Hi; bet .2 st 9
eF; vS; R; IbM; 3 vS st nr
Cl; vL;pRi; vlC;st 10...
Cl; L; vC; E 0°; st 14.. .18
cB; S; iR; rrr
VIII. 21
VI. 14
VI. 38
eF; R; vgbM
eF; vS; * 14 att
pB; E; biN; #8 f
M. 55 = A. 620
/©; pB; L; R; vlli;l
1 vgbM; st 12. ..15. /
pS; R; vgbM
Cl;L;pRi;IC;st 11. ..14..
pB; pS; ptnE; glbM
III. 744
pF;pL; R; bM; r
Cl; vL;plli;lC;st 10. ..15
eF;pS; R; vlbM;* np
O; B- vS; R
IV. 51
Harding
Cl; vL; vRi; st 11. ..15
(Harding, 1827).
Cl; cRi; E;st 11...12
pB; iF; bM
VII. 18
II. 878
IV. 73
MIL 73
VII. 9
2050
2051
2052
2053
2054
2055
2056
2057
2058
3802
2059
3801
3803
3804
3805
3806
3807
O;B;pL;R; *11 M
Cl- P; 1C
Cl;L;pRi;pC;stll...l2 .
Cl; vL;lC;st 7
VIII. 16
VIII. 18
Cl;P;lC;st 11...12
Cl- S- P
M. 71
3
1::
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
Cl; vL;vRi;pmC;stll...l6
Cl; vS; vC
Cl; P; 1C
VI. 16?
VIII. 19
vF- S- R; psbM
Cl; S; P
eF; vS;R;psbM; *llnp..
vF- S- vlE; glbM
II. 202
Neb; r
cF;cL;R; vglbM ; 2 st f ..
pB; S; R; vS # np
vF- S- R- bM
pF- S- vlE; psbM . .. .
128
SIE J. F. W. HEKSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
byh.
andH.
Sir J. H.'s
Cataloguer,
of Nebulae.
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos
Other
Authorities.
4532
4533
4534
4535
4536
4537
4538
4539
4540
4541
4542
4543
4544
4545
4546
4547
4548
4549
4550
4551
4552
4553
4554
4555
4556
4557
4558
4559
4560
4561
4562
4563
4564
4565
4566
4567
4568
4569
4570
4571
4572
4573
4574
4575
4576
4577
4578
4579
4580
4581
4582
4583
4584
4585
4586
4587
4588
4589
h.
2060
3808
3809
2063
2062
2061
H.
M. 27
h in s
19 53 29-3
19 54 40-9
19 55 31-7
19 56 8-8
19 56 23-1
19 56 23-6
19 56 39-0
19 56 41-0
19 57 5-0
19 57 39-9
19 57 46-5
19 57 49-1
19 59 11-2
19 59 31-7
19 59 40-6
19 59 57-7
20 0 38-3
20 2 2-9
20 2 4-8
20 2 44-4
20 3 15-0
20 3 27-6
20 3 44-5
20 4 2-8
20 4 40-6
20 5 58-2
20 5 59-3
20 6 7-1
20 6 37-5
20 7 22-0
20 8 5-5
20 8 29-7
20 10 43-4
20 10 45-8
20 12 23'7
20 12 26
20 14 4-0
20 14 52-7
20 15 40-2
20 15 46'1
20 16 7-9
20 16 44-2
20 17 43-6
20 18 5-5
20 18 51-9
20 20 50-3
20 22 0-0
20 22 36-0
20 23 2-0
20 25 35-6
20 25 52-1
20 26 8-3
20 26 29-1
20 26 43-0
20 27 19-8
20 27 59-4
20 28 25-0
20 28 35-0
8
+ 2-588
4-723
4-849
1-354
2-309
2-847
3-068
5-207
4-395
4-849
3-151
3-547
1-967
4-733
4-387
4-382
2-258
6-426
2-636
2-179
4-278
6-429
6-428
4-209
6-419
2-509
2-261
2-514
• 4-584
2-185
4-644
4-206
4-344
2-419
1-746
2-42
4-433
4-143
3-468
2-547
2-676
3-590
4-267
2-137
2-212
4-274
4-141
9-441
3-727
3-752
3-118
3-118
6-798
2-935
2-941
4-457
4-458
+ 2-646
4
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
[2]
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
3
2
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
67 39 43-0
144 45 44-5
146 47 1-7
34 15 9'9
56 50 48-7
79 7 24-4
89 56 49-0
151 29 30-7
138 46 5-7
146 47 18-2
93 57 0-8
112 18 47-5
46 23 49-7
145 11 4-4
138 46 26-4
138 41 20-8
54 37 13-1
161 11 51-8
69 17 54-5
52 9 34-3
136 34 21-6
161 17 6-5
161 17 10-6
134 56 31-8
161 17 3-8
63 42 34-8
54 34 19-8
63 55 43-5
143 12 32-8
52 1 28-8
144 23 0-5
135 13 51-9
138 40 53-1
59 51 33-3
40 12 6-0
59 47 42
140 52 0-6
134 5 51-8
109 45 13-6
64 41 32-2
70 20 19-3
115 14 51-2
137 28 57-8
49 40 14-4
51 56 3-6
137 56 31-9
134 40 55-8
170 28 50-4
121 17 38-7
122 26 56-3
92 29 44-3
92 30 28-7
164 6 50-1
82 44 5-5
83 3 41-3
142 35 10-9
142 38 11-7
68 13 54-9
- 9-60
9-75
9-81
9-77
9-81
9-82
9-85
9-91
9-91
9-96
9-94
9-95
10-01
10-12
10-12
10-14
10-13
10-34
10-25
10-29
10-38
10-45
10-48
10-44
10-54
10-54
10-54
10-55
10-64
10-64
10-75
10-77
10-93
10-89
11-00
11-01
11-18
11-24
11-28
11-26
11-29
11-36
11-44
11-42
11-48
11-67
11-74
11-92
11-81
11-99
11-99
12-01
12-13
12-05
12-09
12-17
12-21
— 12-17
3
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
[2]
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
3
2
2
1
1
3
2
2
1::
!!!;vB;vL;BiN;iE(Dumb-
bell N).
F; S; TIE; glbM
13f
2
1
1
4*
1
0
1
2
1
1
10
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
o
1
1
1
2
2
7t
1
0
1
1
3*
1
6t
3
1
5
6
1
1
1
4
3
5
2
1
1
3*
2
2
4
pF; S; R
Cl; pS; pmC;iR; 8tl2...l6
F; amM. Way st ...
III. 144
CI;cL; E; pRi; st 13
F; *10 p 1s, s 1' 29" (Bond
Nov. 1852).
F;pS;gbM
AUW. N. 4:6
3810
3811
3812
2065
2064
2066
3813
3814
3815
2067
3816
2068
2069
3819
3817
3818
3821
3820
A. 425
B; S; cE; gpmbM
F; S; IE; glbM
Cl; S; vmC- st 19
M. 75
©;B;pL; R;vinbMBN;rr
Cl; L; vRi; cC
VII. 59
eeF; L; pmE
vB; S; R- pgvmbM
cF; cS; E90°; gbM
2. 2630
Cl;stL&S; Jinv
F; pS;lE;glbM;*9plOs-5
1st of 4.
Cl;lC;stl0...13; *inv...
C1;P;1C
2. 2631
VIII. 86
F;vS;R; vgmbM; *7nf ...
pB;S; R;eS*sf;2mlof 4...
vF; vS; R; 3rd of 4
vF;pL; R;glbM
F; S;R;r; vS*att;4th of 4
C1;P;1C
VIII. 22
2070
2071
3822
Cl; pRi; *inv
VIII. 20
Cl; vB; vL;Ri;IC;st6...11
pF;cL; pmE; glbM
IV. 72
F;vL;vmE; J att
3823
3824
3825
2072
vF;L;lE
pF; S; R; vglbM
iF; S; R; svbM*12
IV. 13
VIII. 83
• ; @; F; S; vvlE
CI;pRi;lC
D' Arrest, 114
Cl + neb; S; st vS
3826
3827
2073
2074
2075
2076
3828
2077
2078
3830
3831
3829
3832
3834
2079
2080
3833
2081
3835
3836
2082
F; S; R; glbM; am st
F; cS; R; bM
:L; E; bM*17; *10att
Cl; S; vlC; stl0...11
IV. 16
III. 141
!; O; B; pS; R;4Sstnr ...
cF; cL; vIE; vglbM; r; 3stp
iB; pL; gbM; 2stlO nr
VIII. 56
Ci;pB;pS;P;pC;stl0...12
Cl; P; 1C; st L & S
M. 29
vF; *12attsp
eF; pS; R; vgvlbM
)B; cS; R; psmbM
pF; cS; R; gbM; bet 2 st ...
cB; L;mE6°-0;pslbM
HI. 142
vF; pL; E0° or biN; p of 2
vF;vS;sfof2
F; S; R; gbM; 5 st p
I. 103
vB; L; gnibM; er
©;B; L;R;rrr;stl6...;*9p
pB;cL; R;glbM;r
vF;cS;R;slbM;fof2
Cl;vL;P;vlC
VIII. 17
OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS OF STARS.
129
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
Ecferenccs to
Bight
Ascen.-ion
for
l>m. Jan. 0.
Annual
I'nvession
in
Right
A-I-I
for 1SSO.
No.
of
Obs.
USOll.
North Polar
Distance
for
18CO, Jan. 0.
Annual
ssion
in
N.P.D.
for
[880.
No.
of
Ob.s.
used.
Summary Description from a
' "parison of all llir
Observations, Komarkx, Su:.
Total
No. of
times
of Ob».
byn.
• ml H.
Sir J. 11. V
CataloLr;u'~
of Nebulae.
SirW. H.V
ClaMM
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4590
4591
4592
4593
4594
4595
4596
4597
459K
4599
4600
4601
4i;o.'
4603
4604
4605
4606
460J
4608
4609
4610
4611
4612
4613
4614
4615
4616
4617
4618
4619
4620
4621
4622
4623
4624
4625
4626
4627
4628
4629
4630
4631
4632
4633
4634
4635
4636
4637
4638
4639
4640
4641
4642
4643
4644
4645
4646
4647
4648
4649
4650
h.
2083
ir.
VI. 42
VII. 8
h in *
•Jii ,'S 36-4
20 ;.'« 42-5
-'0 30 :i-7
20 31 3-8
20 31 57-3
20 32 :KH;
20 33 4-6
20 34 40-7
20 37 14-2
20 39 39-2
20 39 53-0
20 40 7'8
20 40 +
20 40 13-6
20 42 15-1
^0 45 16-1
20 45 44-9
20 47 8-1
20 47 18-9
20 47 48-0
20 48 20-9
20 49 13-4
20 49 27-4
20 49 51-7
20 50 35-2
20 51 16-0
20 51 19-8
20 51 30 '9
20 51 33-5
20 53 48-2
20 53 54-5
20 53 .07-1
20 54 13-9
20 54 43-8
20 55 23-1
20 56 17-5
20 56 31-2
20 57 5-8
20 57 8-1
20 57 21-1
20 57 38-9
20 58 18-4
20 59 j.'-;i
20 59 38-5
20 59 39-2
20 59 45-4
21 0 46-2
21 2 7-3
21 2 45-7
21 2 47-1
21 3 36-5
21 5 3-4
21 5 39-3
21 6 14-3
21 6 52-3
21 6 55-9
21 7 45-4
21 7 48-6
21 7 52-9
+ 1-211
2-510
4-563
5-831
1-269
3-750
4-4<)7
2-769
2-852
3-882
2-478
3-0/4
3-074
3-074
4-243
2-454
3-302
4-356
4-043
4-353
4-211
2-092
4-529
2-024
2-478
3-299
2-490
2-095
2-123
2-142
3-083
4-201
4-203
2-801
4-345
1-749
3-273
3-291
2-054
4-033
2-535
4-111
0-771
5-130
5-000
4-185
2-255
4-173
1-948
5-457
2-825
2-471
4-079
2-150
2-860
4-114
2-253
3-008
+ 3-035
3
5
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
3
2
1
3
a
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
(0
1
2
1
00
3
1
4
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
(J)
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
29 49 5(1-8
!i~' !) 51-9
144 4-7 44-4
159 14 17-4
30 20 17-9
122 58 55-9
143 51 23-1
73 50 36-0
77 59 34-9
128 30 26-2
59 47 14-8
!^0 11 12-9
90 11 +
90 12 34-6
139 17 41-8
J58 23 48-0
103 3 35-8
142 24 21-2
134 30 30-2
142 24 12-7
139 10 13-8
45 15 32-5
146 6 24'7
43 15 22-6
58 50 11-8
103 10 31-0
59 19 15-3
45 3 59-3
45 53 24-0
46 13 4-8
90 44 34-9
139 35 0-3
139 40 27-7
74 21 51-7
143 6 3-6
35 59 39-6
101 55 4-8
103 3 8-9
43 13 48-5
135 22 12-0
60 39 30-3
137 44 44-2
22 26 51-2
154 35 45-2
154 5 34-2
139 52 10-5
49 3 58-9
139 51 26-0
39 43 13-3
158 51 57-9
75 7 5-2
56 50 48-0
137 47 45-7
44 53 32-7
76 58 16-2
138 56 41-3
48 4 44-0
86 3 33-4
87 44 17-4
— 12-14
12-17
12-32
1 _'•-!.'
12-37
12-47
12-53
12-60
12-77
12-96
12-94
12-97
12-97
12-98
13-14
13-30
13-34
13-46
13-46
13-51
13-54
13-55
13-61
13-58
13-64
13-70
13-69
1369
13-70
13-84
13-87
13-89
13-91
13-91
13-98
13-98
14-04
14-07
14-05
14-10
14-09
14-16
14-16
14-26
14-26
14-25
14-27
14-40
14-39
14-47
14-46
14-60
14-61
M-Gl
14-66
14-69
14-70
14-72
-14-72
3
5
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
2
1
3
a
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1::
1
2
1
1
3
2
4
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
Cl; pL;eHi;pCM;stll...l6
Cl; vB; vL; vUi; cC; st pL..
pB; pL; R; psIbM
5
5
1
1
4t
1
2
2
2
1
6t
4
0
4
1
1
10
2
1
3
2
1
2
3
4t
3
If*
2
3
3
1
2
1
4
3
H
23«f
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
4
1
3
3837
3838
2084
3839
3840
2085
2086
3841
2088
2087
1 2087,0
2089
3842
pF; L- inE; vglbMvS#
IV. 7G
vF; vL; v, vsbM; rr
vF; L- R; gbM
I'F; pS; cE; IbM
VIII. 23
111.219
Cl- P- vlC
vF; S; stellar; % att . . .
B; cS; R; pgmbM; 4 st p ...
!!; pB; cL; eiF; k Cygni inv
cF; S; R; bM
V. 15
II. 426
11. 3 novic
Group of 5 with many st ...
F;vS;R;bM
II. 427
pB; S- IE- gbM
11.206
F;S;iE-r
2090
3843
3844
3845
3846
M. 7-'
®; pB; pL; R; gmCM; rrr..
vF- S- E- pof 2
eF- cS- R
F;pL;vlE; vgbM; f of 2...
pF; S; vlE; gpmbM; vB#p
Cl- cL; st pS
Vlli. 82
3847
2091
2092
eeF; vS; vniEO0; *13att, n
Cl- L- P- vlC
VIII. 76
V. 14
!! ; eF; eL ; eE ; eiF' bifurcate
M. 73
Cl??- eP- vlC- no neb
2093
2094
F- eL- neb & st
Cl- P- 1C
VIII. 58
V. 37?
Cl- P- 1C- st L
2096
2095
3848
3849
2097
3850
2099
2098
2100
2101
3851
2102
3852
eF- S- EO'
oF- cS- R- bM
eF- R- IbM- *11 f
I. 52
B- pL- R-gbM
pB* S- R- psbM* am st
I. 192
IV. 1
cB; L; E45° + ; r; *att ...
"!; O; vB; S; elliptic
Lai. 40/65
eF- nL- II- r
F- uL- E- vffvlbM- * D
11.203
pB; cS; R; psbM; pB*np
pF; S; R; bM; 2stl2n ...
eF" # 7 HI in neb (?)
IV. 74
3853
3854
3855
2103
3856
2105
3857
2104
2106
3858
2107
3859
2110
2108
2109
pB- cS- IE- po-bM
pF; cS; R; psbM; *7'8 p ...
peF- S- R- B ** sf
V1LI.57
Cl- P- 1C- st 10
B- cS- H- pnmbM
VIII. 74
Cl of triple st- 1C
vF- cS- R- glbM
Cl- 1C
CljpRi; iF;stll...!5
I>B- pL- IF- gbM
Cl; vL; pHi; E; st, 10
vF- S- R
III. 209
B; cS; cE; psmbM; #10f...
CI;vF;pL;vRi;vC;stl5...18
eF
VI. 24
III. 858
eF- pL- R- IbM
MDC'CCLXIV.
130
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
rf Obs.
by h.
ndH.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4651
4652
h.
3860
2111
2112
2113
2114
3861
2115
3862
3863
3864
2116
2117
3865
2118
3866
2119
3867
3868
H.
A. 406
h in s
21 9 26-5
21 9 33-0
21 12 36-6
21 14 20-1
21 15 26-3
21 15 58-1
21 16 16-6
21 16 41-6
21 16 53-5
21 17 58-9
21 18 12-1
21 18 44-9
21 19 9-1
21 19 37-1
21 21 26-5
21 21 31-0
21 21 37-5
21 22 49-4
21 22 51-7
21 23 9-9
21 23 31-9
21 24 18-3
21 24 22-5
21 24 38-7
21 25 11-3
21 25 42-8
21 25 44-2
21 26 12-5
21 26 36-3
21 26 51-0
21 27 12-6
21 29 5-1
21 30 3-9
21 30 20-1
21 31 24-1
21 31 59-5
21 32 26-0
21 32 59-7
21 33 22-2
21 33 31-6
21 33 48-4
21 36 32-5
21 36 57-1
21 37 10-8
21 38 22-8
21 38 39-8
21 38 45-1
21 38 56-2
21 38 58-8
21 39 8-8
21 39 21-8
21 39 45-0
21 39 51-6
21 41 22-0
21 41 442
21 42 15-3
s
+ 4-109
2-424
2-640
3-216
1-717
3-884
2-021
4-607
3-879
4-085
2-181
2-447
4-222
2-135
3-879
2-148
3-880
3-757
1-459
2-895
3-898
3-043
2-188
4-809
2-819
2-044
3-800
3-091
4-251
3-699
2-160
2-244
3-827
4-7.»5
3-821
6-179
3-422
4-134
3-873
3-626
3-620
3-965
3-961
3-904
3-296
5-278
4-022
4-466
4-460
2-013
2-049
1-387
3-605
3-609
2-773
+ 1-576
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
1
1::
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
4
13§ 8 52-8
54 23 16-7
64 9 17-3
99 22 29-7
32 59 50-8
133 3 41-7
39 47 4-3
150 37 16-9
133 0 26-2
139 4() 10-1
44 13 3-7
54 5 44-1
143 23 17-3
42 34 45-6
133 41 50-4
42 40 21-6
133 45 57-1
129 14 1-3
27 43 29-5
78 27 22-3
134 40 55-1
88 7 23-2
43 31 7-5
154 31 11-7
73 11 28-0
39 1 55-7
131 26 32-5
91 26 37-2
145 10 46-0
127 24 5-7
42 10 58-0
44 37 6-0
133 10 21-6
154 32 2-4
133 10 19-5
165 44 25-1
113 47 59-0
143 20 29-8
135 25 37-2
125 4 56-2
124 48 14-9
139 3 59-4
138 59 48-8
137 9 38-5
99 28 19-2
160 58 43-5
141 32 49-8
151 21 18-5
151 15 13-5
36 1 22-4
36 56 49-1
24 32 15-8
125 5 43-6
125 31 43-2
68 29 7-2
26 49 29-9
-14-84
14-81
14-99
15-11
15-14
15-21
15-19
15-27
15-26
15-33
15-31
15-33
15-39
15-38
15-52
15-48
15-53
15-59
15-55
15-59
15-63
15-66
15-65
15-71
15-70
15-71
15-75
15-76
15-80
15-81
15-80
15-90
15-98
16-02
16-05
16-13
16-10
16-14
16-16
16-16
16-17
16-32
16-34
16-35
16-36
16-45
16-44
16-45
16-45
16-42
16-43
16-44
16-48
16-56
16-56
— 16-57
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
0
2
3
1
1::
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
C)
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
4
vB; pS; E; mbM
2
1
3
1*
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
16
. 1
2
2
2
1
3
2
19t
1
1
3
1
2
1
2
1
3t
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
0
1
3
1
1
1
2
4
1
2
3
4
CI; no description
4653
4654
III. 145
F;S;vlE;r
vF; R; gbM; f nr
4655
CI;F;pS;P
4656
eF; vS; R;pof2
4657
CI;P;1C
4658
B;pL; 1C; gpmbM
4659
vF;pS;R;fof2
4660
eeF; vS; R
4661
VII. 51
CI; pS; pRi;pC;st!3
4662
CI;P;stlO
4663
eF;pL;vmE90°-8; *s
4664
VII. 50
Cl;P;?neb
4665
F; cL; IE; gvlbM; p of 2 ...
CI; S; C; cE
4666
4667
4668
4669
4670
4671
4672
4673
4674
4675
4676
4677
4678
4679
F; S; R; vglbM; f of 2
cF; cS; R;pgbM
III. 936
vB; er
2120
3869
2121
2122
3870
2123
2124
3871
2125
3872
3873
2126
2127
3875
3874
3877
3876
f2128j
\3878J
3879
3880
3881
3882
3883
3884
3885
M. 15= \
Lai. 40815 J
f!; ©; vB; vL; iR;l
\ vsmbM; rrr; stvS. J
B; R; cS; psbM
I
III, 859
VII. 52
F; S; R; mbM; *14s
CI;L;cRi;lC;stl0...13...
pF; cL; vlE; vgpmbM; r ...
C1;1C
A. 263 ?
VI. 32
CI; cL; vRi;pC;stll...l6
cF; S; R; gbM
f
M. 2= 1
Lai. 41928 /
f!!;©;B;vL;g,pmbM;l
\ rrr;steS. J
pB; pL; vmE 127°'l; sr.pslbM
eF;pL; vgbM; *6f40s
1-
4680
4681
M. 39
Cl;»L;rP;YlC;*t7...M...
CI;P;1C
4682
4683
F; pL; R; vslbM; *13inv...
vF;S; R; vS * nf
4684
4685
4686
4687
4688
4689
4690
4691
4692
4693
4694
4695
4696
4697
469S
469£
4700
4701
470$
470E
4704
470;
4706
B;S; vlE; mbM
pF; R; g, psmbM; am st ..
!; ©; B; L; IE; gpmbM
M. 30
st!2...l6.
eF; cS; IE; vglbM
vF; cL; R; v-UbM
eF; vS; am st
F; S; R; bM
F;S;R;glbM;pof2
F;S; R;glbM;fof2
F;S;R;ubM
Auw. N. 47
Nebulous *10-11 or vSC
(Cooper).
pB; S;R; vgbM; *9 f
pB; L; pmE; vgbM
3886
3888
3887
3889
2129
2130
2131
3890
3891
2132
(>F;pL; R; pof2
pB; pS; IE; gbM; f of* ..
CI;S;P;1C
VII. 40
IV. 75
CI; S; plli; has a ruby * ..
!;CF;pL;gbM **
PB;S; R;albM
PB;pL; R; vgbM; *14attp
F;pS; R; vglbM; r
II. 261
III. 696
vF; cS; R;r
OF NEBULAE AND CLUSTERS OF STABS.
131
No.
of
Cata-
ogue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
ISIHI. Jan. 0.
Annual
I'recvssion
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No
or
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
>f Ob».
byh.
ind 11.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula*.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4707
4708
4709
4710
4711
4712
5077
4713
4714
4715
4716
4717
4718
4719
4720
4721
4722
4723
4724
4725
4726
4727
4728
4729
4730
4731
4732
4733
4734
4735
4736
4737
4738
4739
4740
4741
4742
4743
4744
4745
4746
4747
4748
4749
4750
4751
4752
4753
4754
4755
4756
4757
4758
4759
4760
4761
4762
4763
4764
4765
4766
h.
3892
3893
2134
8133
3894
3895
H.
!i in "
21 42 28-6
-.>! 42 30-4
21 42 34-2
21 42 41-2
21 43 34-1
21 44 13-2
21 45 12-5
21 45 46-0
21 45 50-0
21 46 30-0
21 46 58-7
21 46 59-2
21 47 29-0
21 49 48-4
21 49 53
21 50 58-1
21 51 10-5
21 51 49-3
21 51 53-6
21 52 37-2
21 52 54-3
21 53 6-8
21 53 29-4
21 53 52-3
21 53 53-1
21 53 55-3
21 53 55-9
21 53 59-0
21 54 0-1
21 54 6-3
21 54 21-4
21 54 26-8
21 54 38-9
21 54 51-2
21 55 8-7
21 55 13-6
21 56 20-4
21 56 24-7
21 56 42-8
21 56 50-6
21 57 7-6
21 58 4-3
21 58 7-9
21 58 27-0
21 58 39-2
21 58 40-2
21 58 47-8
21 58 53-7
21 59 24-6
21 59 42-2
21 59 57-7
22 0 29-0
22 1 8-3
22 1 30-8
22 1 37-4
22 2 34-9
22 2 47-3
22 3 13-8
22 4 16-2
22 5 15-4
22 6 4-9
+ 4-229
4-187
1-441
2-650
3-921
3-907
3-984
3-493
3-486
3-588
3-940
3-042
1-722
3'04
3-752
3-521
3-289
3-750
3-401
3-975
3-852
3-243
3-513
3-514
3-515
2-106
3-514
2-858
3-582
4-525
3-339
3-316
3-341
3-337
2-599
4-543
4-521
2-949
3-900
2-493
4-529
3-889
3-488
3-486
3-488
3-484
4-140
3-451
2-384
2-741
3-798
3-427
4-794
2-682
3-273
4-487
3-462
2-525
3-392
+ 3-436
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
2
3
1
[2]
1
3
1
1
1
3
1
1
4
4
2
1
6
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
2
1
3
1
3
1
!
2
4
1
1
4
147 12 6-1
146 13 34-1
24 50 39-6
60 41 28-0
138 54 28-9
138 32 26-0
40 53 46-4
141 19 11-6
119 56 36-9
119 41 30-0
125 28 21-1
140 10 49-8
87 42 49-8
28 3 3-1
87 42 42
133 58 28-4
122 33 8-4
107 10 39-5
134 3 32-2
115 18 18-3
142 25 3-4
138 21 46-4
103 57 3-1
122 32 38-5
122 38 8-5
122 39 58-5
35 50 51-1
122 39 31-5
72 56 7-5
126 28 45-2
154 43 13-6
111 13 26-9
109 35 22-6
111 28 50-3
111 8 59-7
55 33 55-0
155 19 8-9
154 59 23-6
79 51 21-9
140 47 57-3
49 37 29-6
155 22 59'5
140 40 49-5
121 55 30-5
121 51 49-2
121 49 42-2
121 43 31-9
148 6 29-6
119 43 57-3
44 11 36-3
63 34 17-7
137 50 36-5
118 29 42-9
159 20 46-7
59 20 35-6
107 19 55-1
155 32 6-2
121 14 22-2
49 40 48-3
116 50 37-8
120 4 3-9
-16-63
16-63
16-58
16-60
16-67
16-70
16-78
16-77
16-80
16-83
16-84
16-84
16-93
16-95
17-02
17-02
17-05
17-06
17-09
17-12
17-12
17-13
17-15
17-15
17-15
17-13
17-15
17-15
17-16
17-18
17-17
17-18
17-19
17-21
17-20
17-27
17-28
17-27
17-29
17-28
17-35
17-35
17-35
17-36
17-36
17-37
17-38
17-39
17-39
17-41
17-45
17-47
17-51
17-48
17-53
17-56
17-56
17-59
17-64
-17-67
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
2
3
[2]
3
1
1
1
3
1
3
4
4
2
1
6
3
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
1
2
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
4
pF; cS; R; bM
1
1
3
I*
2
1
3
1«
1
2
2
4
2
0
2
3
2*
2
1
3
1
4
4t
<t
2t
1
6t
4f
1
2
2
4
3
1
1
1
2
1
4
2
2
1
3
1
3
1
2
1
4
1*
1
1
1
2
2
2
4
2
1
4
:; L; II; p,psmbM
VII. 66
Cl; cL; cRi; p('; -t 11. ..14
vF; ? a * inv in iH'b
vB; pS; R;inbMN
B;S; R; in A of st 13
See No. 5077-
vF;pL;lE; vgbM; r
3896
3897
3898
3900
3899
2135
2136
eeF; vS
B; pL;iR;glbM; r
pB;S;IE;mbM
III. 452
VIII. 67
F;pL; R; bM; r
Cl; P; vlC
D' Arrest, 115
Cl; vS;st!9m; bet 2 st 16...
cF; cL; cE; glbM
3901
3902
2137
3903
3905
3904
3906
2138
3908
3909
3910
2141
3911
2139
3912
3907
2140
2142
2143
2144
F; pL; vIE; vglbM
III. 930
eF
cB; S; vIE; svbMN
F; pS; R; vglbM; *10f ...
pB; S; R; psbM...
eF; S; R; #8 np
III. 692
vF;cL; El35°+; vgbM ...
pB; pL; IE; gbM; 1st of 4..
cB; cS; R; sl.M*; 2nd of 4
cF;S;R;pofDneb;3rdof4
Cl; vL; pRi;10
B; pL; R; f of Dneb; 4thof 4
II. 24?
pB; pS; R; bMN; r; *sp..
eF; S; R; *8s2'
cF; pS; vgbM
III. 693
II. 595
II. 1
vF; S; R;lbM;pof2
vF;pS; vlE90°;lbM
pB;pL; mE64°-3bet3st;e
vF;pL;iR; vglbM; fof2..
vF* am 5 or 6 st
HI. 165
3913
3914
2145
3915
2146
3916
3917
3918
3920
3921
3922
3919
3923
2147
2148
3924
3926
3925
2149
2150
3927
3928
2151
3929
3930
vF; S; IE; vgbM
pB; S; R; pmbM
Cl; IRi; 1C; st9 ..10
cB; S; R; am st
II. 599
F; cS; cE; vglbM; er
vF;S; R;pslbM; *llp3'..
pF- S- R; smbM
F; R; gbM; 1st of 4
eF; S; stellar; 2nd of 4
cF; R; stellar; 3rd of 4
pB; L; IE; gbM; 4th of 4...
pB- L; cE; gpslbM
vF- vS- R • almost a O
VII. 53
Cl;L;cRi;pC;st9...12 ...
eF- R- bM- vF J np
vB- pS- R- gbM
©• pL- ill- rr
pF- S- R- gbM
II. 207
II. 897
B; pL; gbM; er
pB; IE-, r
pB- S' R- 2stnr
F; S; R;gbM;r;2vSstnr...
e I*' * pS • IE- r • am 3 st
III. 862
pF- S- IE- bM
F- pL- R- vglbVI
s2
132
SIR J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations. Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
5f Obs.
by h.
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebula:.
irW. H.'s
Classes
and ft os.
Other
Authorities.
4767
4768
4769
4770
4771
4772
4773
4774
4775
4776
4777
4778
4779
4780
4781
4782
4783
4784
4785
4786
4787
4788
4789
4790
4791
4792
5078
4793
4794
4795
4796
4797
4798
4799
4800
4801
4802
4803
4804
4805
h.
2152
2153
3931
3932
H.
III. 93)
II. 606
h m K
22 6 37-7
22 6 43-4
22 6 57-4
22 7 7-9
22 7 8-2
22 7 34-6
22 9 41-1
^>2 10 2-5
•>2 10 8-7
2 11 0-4
22 11 26-0
22 12 28-8
->2 12 53-8
22 12 57-6
2 15 6-5
->2 15 10-0
2 15 23-6
2 15 26-0
2 16 21-1
2 16 44-2
2 18 15-5
2 18 57-4
22 19 7'4
22 19 38-1
22 19 39-4
22 20 50-7
22 20 50 +
s
+ 3-272
2-447
3-731
3-/30
2-127
2-119
2-358
2-236
3-249
2-563
3-957
2-569
3-247
3-353
3-395
3-403
2-153
3-450
3-466
3-429
3-424
4-079
3-478
2-916
2-198
3-336
2-770
3-474
3-285
2-365
2-380
3-503
3-213
3-501
3-213
3-213
2-76
2-760
3-352
3-541
3-173
3-027
2-886
3-331
2-877
3-466
2-984
4-257
2-736
2-736
2-857
3-466
2-736
+ 2-858
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
4
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
4
[1]
2
1
1
5
2
1:
2
1
2
3
1
1
2
1
1
2
107 45 40-3
45 20 52-3
136 32 31-7
136 32 16-4
33 42 56-0
33 25 12-4
40 48 55-7
36 22 2-4
106 16 47-8
50 10 13-2
145 48 53-0
50 8 9-4
106 28 21-5
115 22 44-5
119 3 25-8
119 39 16-8
32 36 51-1
123 3 31-5
124 24 1-6
121 53 45-0
121 51 23-5
150 52 54-3
125 51 19-3
74 33 55-0
32 52 26-3
115 34 20-5
115 34 +
61 36 48-8
126 10 21-2
111 32 59-8
37 53 26-3
38 24 45-0
128 33 0-1
104 40 30-3
128 32 9-8
104 44 11-8
104 50 30-3
59 45 18
59 45 25-3
117 58 4-4
131 39 53-4
101 4 53-2
85 9 17-9
70 23 45-6
116 45 55-0
69 5 50-5
127 57 13-5
80 11 4-6
157 12 16-0
56 20 5-6
56 20 +
66 55 34-6
127 55 48-4
56 17 51-3
66 55 58-3
-l'7-69
17-69
17-71
17-72
17-70
17-72
17-81
17-82
17-84
17-86
17-90
17-92
17-95
17-95
18-04
18-04
18-03
18-05
18-08
18-10
18-15
18-19
18-19
18-20
18-19
18-25
18-24
18-26
18-29
18-29
18-30
18-33
18-34
18-34
18-34
18-39
18-38
18-39
18-42
18-42
18-46
18-47
18-48
18-50
18-55
18-55
18-58
18-60
18-58
18-58
18-58
18-62
18-59
— 18-59
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
I
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
vF; S; R; bM
2
4
1
1
1
2
3
2
2*
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
2
4
4
1
2
4
1
3
0
1
1
0
1
2
2
0
2
2
5
0
2
1
1
6
4
2
3
2
2
4
1
4t
0*
5
1 ?
2
5
eF; S;er
pB; S; pmE; psbM; pof'2...
F; vS; R; *8f- f'oi'2
VIII. 63
CI;S;P;1C
2154
2155
2157
2156
Cl; pC- has a ruby *10 ...
VIII. 75
VI. 29
III. 932
III. 863
C1;L; P;lC;stvL
Cl; C; steS
vF; S; vlE;vgbM;*13n ...
vF; vS- mbM
3933
eeF- R- C')
III. 864
III. 933
vF; S; mE 165° +
2158
3934
3935
3936
2159
3937
3938
3939
3940
3941
3942
2160
2161
3943
F; pS; R; gpmbM
III. 458
F; S; K- er .
vF- S- E- glbM- >biN
eF;pL-R-vlbM
Cl- L- plli- 1C
eF; S- R; IbM
cB; pS; vlE; glbM;B J* sp
F; cS; vlE; p of 2
F; cS; vlE; fof2
eeF; IE; vgvlbM; 3 st sf ...
vF; pS; R; vgvlbM
II. 248
F;cS; R; gbMS*; Sstnr...
Cl; L; pRi;lC;st!0...l6...
cF;cS;lE;r; ^ inv
II. 469
(See No. 5078)
2162
3944
22 20 52-1
22 21 12-0
22 22 5-6
12 22 21*2
22 22 37'4
22 22 59'4
22 23 13-6
22 23 23-8
22 23 28-3
22 24 53-0
22 24 57
22 24 58-6
22 25 28-5
22 25 32-6
22 26 55-7
22 27 3-9
22 27 40-9
22 28 2-3
22 29 46-2
22 29 46-2
22 30 32-5
22 30 37-2
22 30 39-5
22 30 +
22 30 44-0
22 30 50-5
22 30 54-0
22 31 5-7
vFj 8 j II j arnst
vF; S; R; gbM
Auw. N. 48
'' pF* vL.j EOF biN (Harding)
2163
1
2
1
1
c>
4
[1]
0
i
i
5
2
1::
3
1
2
4
1
3
2
1
1
2
Cl; 1J; !C;stl2...13
Cl- iR; 1C; st vS
VII. 41
3945
2165, a
3946
2164
2165
eF; S; R; p of 2
R. nova
vF; E np to sf (nisi — h.2l64
eF- S- R- fof2
vF- cS; vglbM
IV. 31
F;pS;R; vsbMFSRN
vF; pL; vlbM; h.2l66dist2
vF; S; R; gvlbM
D'Arrest,ll6
2166
3948
3947
2167
2168
2169
3949
2170
3950
2171
3951
2172
Ul72,a
J
2173
3950
2174
2175
vF- S- IE; *11 p
4806
4807
II. 476
II. 428
III. 180
vF- pL- R; glbM; r
4808
4809
4810
4811
4812
4813
4814
4815
4816
4817
4818
481S
4820
4821
482£
482^
4824
pF; S; R; psbM; r
eF- vS- R; *9s
cB- L- inEO°; vlbM
III. 237
F- S; iR; vgvlbM
vF- S; vlE; pbM
eF; pS; 1E90°; vglbM
pB- pS; in F 90°
I. 53
B;pL; pmEl60°; smbM ...
5 near; positions measured;
no distances.
cB; S; mEl63°-0;
vsmbM*ll; p ol'2.
eF; '?
R. 5 novas
II. 233
(No. 2?)
III. 166
11.234
eF;vS;E
F; pS; mE90°+; vglbM;
foffl.
OF NEBUL.E AND CLUSTEES OF STARS.
133
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
Jta.0.
Annual
.1 'mission
in
Right
-ion
for 1880.
No.
of
Olis.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
tunii
of Obs.
byh.
and II.
SirJ. H.'s
of Nebula- .
Sir \V. ll.'s
and Nns.
Other
Authorities.
48;?:.
4826
4827
4828
4829
4830
4831
4832
4833
4834
4835
4836
4837
4838
4839
4840
4841
4842
4843
4844
4845
4846
4847
4848
4849
4850
4851
4852
4853
4854
4855
4856
4857
4858
4859
4860
4861
4862
4sG:i
4*64
1st;.-,
4«6<;
4s(ij
4*6h
4869
4870
4871
4872
4873
4874
4875
4876
4877
4878
4879
4880
4881
h.
21/6
-'177
2178
3952
3953
3954
2179
3955
2180
2181
Ul81,o
2182
3956
H.
h m 8
22 32 57-9
22 34 15-4
22 35 6-6
22 35 26-3
22 36 9-6
22 36 30-8
22 37 14-0
22 37 30-5
22 38 40-4
22 40 12-8
22 40 +
22 41 23-2
22 42 23-0
22 42 30
23 42 56-0
22 43 2-5
22 43 20
22 43 22-5
22 43 25-0
22 44 15-4
8
4-2-982
2-333
2-218
3-451
4-117
3-351
3-079
:>-47.r>
3-166
3-262
3-262
2-374
3-408
2-99
2-988
2-987
2-99
2-99
3-088
3-238
3-118
2-534
3-069
3-069
3-506
3-420
3-930
3-421
3-456
3-940
3-383
2-356
3-385
2-466
3-428
2-784
2-404
2-986
2-886
2-886
2-543
2-97
3-163
3-163
3-144
2-968
2-967
+ 3-387
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
3
2
1
[2]::
1
1
[2]
2
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
[2]
2
o
2
2
1
79 42 40-2
33 20 2-3
29 27 5-4
128 36 27-8
155 51 19-9
120 47 3-9
90 53 42-0
130 4 35-7
101 44 29-8
113 2 10-3
113 2 +
32 39 8-7
127 34 56-5
79 10 30
79 7 46-2
79 2 36-2
79 6 0
79 8 2-2
92 16 54-6
111 21 1-0
96 18 6-0
38 33 54-0
89 38 56-4
89 39.+
136 5 36-8
130 3 30-2
154 26 29-6
130 24 35-6
133 23 49-0
155 46 26-1
127 46 23-4
29 55 6-3
128 5 31-1
33 38 14-1
131 49 4-8
54 22 38-8
30 45 23-2
77 37 14-6
64 37 4-6
64 37 ±
36 23 55-3
75 12 12
103 33 10-4
103 34 46-4
101 16 41-1
74 46 10-1
74 21 17-2
130 19 19-2
-18-66
18-69
18-72
18-74
18-77
18-77
18-80
18-81
18-84
18-89
18-89
18-91
18-95
18-94
18-96
18-96
18-97
18-96
18-98
19-00
19-00
19-00
19-02
19-02
19-04
19-06
19-08
19-08
19-10
19-13
19-12
19-09
19-13
19-13
19-14
19-14
19-16
19-18
19-18
19-18
19-19
19-21
19-22
19-22
19-23
19-23
19-26
-19-26
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
5
3
2
1
[2]
2
2
[2]
2
3
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
1
3
2
4
1
2
1
1
1
o
1
[2]
2
3
2
2
1
eF;pL;E
2
I
2
1
1
1
5
1
6
4
0
3
1
0
5
5
0
0*
4
4
3
1
2
0
1
1
1
2
1
2
3
3
4
2
2
3
1
4
3
}:
0
4t
5t
0
3
2
1
Cl; vL;plli; vlC
II. 705
B;S;R;pgvlbM;er
eeF; S; R; Jf90°, 40"
A. 255 ?
F; S; R; bM
F;pL; vrnEO0; vgvlbM
11.442
F; S; R;psbM
F;cS;lE;glbM
11.477
11.598
vF; pL; R; IbM
pB; S,- vlE; vgmbM; S * nr
R. 7 novae
C.H.
No descriptions
VIII. 77
CI; pL; pRi; 1C; st9...13 ..
eF; vS; R; *12attnp
CD' Arrest,"!
< 117— >
vF; vS;R;III.2l6nf
2183
2184
III. 216
III. 217
(__ R. nova J
cF; S; R;glbM; *11 np ...
cF; S; R; pgbM; fof2
D' Arrest, 118
K. nova
eF; vS; R;2stll,s
2184,a
2185
2186
2187
2188
2189
Ul89,a
3957
3958
3959
3960
3961
3962
3963
2190
3964
2191
3965
2192
2193
2194
2195
| 2195, a
2196
2197
2198
One of 5. See h. 2183, 2184
D' Arrest, 117, 118.
cF; cS; R; sbM*13; * np .
pB;pS;lE120°+;mbM ..
vF;pL;lE; vgbM; r
II. 443
11.702
11. 453
22 44 21-1
22 44 36-2
22 45 12-8
22 45 +
22 45 42*2
22 46 23-9
22 46 49-9
22 47 2-8
22 47 45-7
22 48 42-2
22 48 42-4
22 48 46-6
22 49 1-9
22 49 18-9
22 49 21-4
22 49 28-5
22 50 18-4
22 51 3-9
22 51 12-3
22 51 +
22 51 36-5
22 52 32
22 52 46-6
22 52 46-9
22 53 6-3
22 53 8-0
22 54 3-1
22 54 13-6
Cl; vP
pF;pS;R;gbM
R. 3 novae
" A group of 4," incl h. 2189
PF;lE;glbM; vS*inv
vF; S; R
pB;pS;R; vglbM
A. 518
cB;L; vmE43°-3; mbM ..
eF; vL; #7nf
pB; cS; R; gpnibM
cB; vL; vlE; vglbM
VII. 43
Cl; pRi; cC
cB; L; vlE; gpmbM; rr
III.745
F; cL; vlE; vgmbM
III. 576
vF;cS; R; stellar; *p
Cl; P;pC;st9...H
III. 465
III. 243
eF; S- R
F;pS;E90°;gbM;er
/ 2 of a group of 3; inv in
I F neb.
Cl;vL;E
R. 2 novaj
11.450
11.451
D' Arrest, 119
pF; R; bet 2 st 16; *13nr...
F; vS; vlE; smbM; er; pof 2
F; vS; vlE;smbM;er;fof2
*11-12 in neb (MarkreeObs;
Oct. 8, 1855).
PB;L; E 175°; vgbM
F;cS;lE;lbM;pB*p
F;L;mE33°-8; vglbM
Auw. N. 49
2199
3966
11.251
11.249
134
SIK J. F. W. HEESCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue
References to
Right
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
, Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
by h,
and H.
Sir J. H.'s
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
SirW. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4882
4883
4884
4885
4886
4887
4888
4889
4890
4891
4892
4893
4894
4895
4896
4897
4898
4899
4900
4901
4902
4903
4904
4905
4906
4907
4908
4909
4910
4911
4912
4913
4914
4915
4916
4917
4918
4919
4920
4921
4922
4923
4924
4925
4926
4927
4928
4929
4930
4931
4932
4933
h.
3967
2201
2200
3968
2202
2203
2204
3969
H.
h m a
22 54. 16-6
22 54 17-6
22 54 20-5
22 54 55-7
22 54 56-3
22 55 5-3
22 56 12-2
22 56 13-3
22 56 22-3
22 57 19-6
22 57 56-4
22 58 40-4
22 59 21-2
22 59 23-7
23 1 2-4
23 1 56-3
23 2 5-5
23 4 29-6
23 4 33-6
23 4 45-0
23 5 26-7
23 5 46-8
23 6 36-7
23 7 0-8
23 7 28-8
23 7 34-3
23 7 36-2
23 7 37-8
23 7 49-1
23 8 5-0
23 8 +
23 8 17
23 8 17-5
23 8 25-2
23 8 27-0
23 8 30-3
23 8 32-3
23 8 44-8
23 8 51-2
23 8 53-6
23 9 8-7
23 9 43-0
23 10 14-0
23 10 14-2
23 10 39-7
23 10 47-0
23 11 9-4
23 11 21-9
23 11 36-8
23 11 38-9
23 11 49-7
+ 3-387
2-861
3-065
3-397
2-971
2-971
3-020
3-514
2-969
3-411
2-999
3-055
3-330
2-845
3-169
3-379
2-971
3-087
3-247
3-004
2-536
3-006
3-125
3-364
3-052
2-537
2-945
3-052
3-313
2-975
2-975
2-94
2-975
3-346
3-041
3-010
3-087
3-007
3-041
3-008
3-087
3-007
3-099
2-980
3-330
3-098
3-329
3-097
3-326
3-112
+ 3-116
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
[2]
1
1
1::
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
130 20 14/9
60 36 32-2
88 59 35-2
131 34 57-6
74 46 22-6
74 46 69-6
81 52 19-7
140 52 10-7
74 8 43-7
133 51 40-8
78 25 53-5
87 12 42-2
127 1 37-6
56 39 4-6
106 22 33-4
134 10 34-8
72 35 4-8
92 54 44-3
119 17 53-3
77 49 34-0
30 11 23-7
78 4 51-4
99 57 29-1
134 21 49-8
86 15 44-5
29 14 59-5
67 4 19-5
86 13 35-5
129 17 54-2
71 46 56-2
71 47 ±
65 29 18
71 47 55-9
133 21 29-9
84 3 21-6
78 11 12-9
93 9 4-9
77 27 35-6
84 4 21-6
77 34 16-6
93 6 55-6
77 17 25-3
95 30 25-0
72 4 20-0
132 52 58-7
95 24 42-7
132 59 53-4
95 12 23-4
133 1 8-1
98 19 42-1
99 15 31-1
-19-27
19-26
19-26
19-28
19-28
19-28
19-31
19-31
19-31
19-34
19-35
19-36
19-38
19-38
19-42
19-44
19-44
19-48
19-49
19-50
19-51
19-52
19-53
19-54
19-55
19-55
19-55
19-55
19-56
19-56
19-56
19-57
19-57
19-57
19-57
19-57
19-57
19-58
19-58
19-58
19-58
19-59
19-60
19-60
19-61
19-61
19-62
19-62
19-63
19-63
-19-63
1
1
o
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
1
[2]
1
1
1::
1
3
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
eF; vL; vlbM
1
2
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
7*t
1
4*
1
2
2
3
4
5
2
4
7
1
l
3
2
1
3
2
1
0
0
. 2
1
0
1
3
6
2
6*
2
1
1
3
1
6
1
1
1
4
3*
11.212
II. 590
cB;cL; IE;gmbM; r; 2Sstn
cF;cS;psbM
cF; pS; vmES°+ ; •* 1 1 np...
vF; S;1E; pof2
III. 210
III. 211
III. 230
vF; vS; fol 2
vF; vS; vsmbM#12
eF;pL; R;glbM; *llnp...
eF; vS
III. 202
3970
2205
2206
J397O
\3972j
2207
2208
3973
2209
2210
f22in
L3974J
2212
2213
2214
F; S; R; A with 2 st 7
I. 55
pB; cL; mEir-9; bet2st...
vF; S;E;psbM
pB; S;R ;lbM; *8'9atts...
vF; S; R; bM; *10p
III. 558
eF;L;bet2Dst
pB; cL; IE; vgbM#13
III. 203
III. 184
II. 2
vF;L;PmE45°;lb.M
cF; vS; R; sbM*15
pB; cS; R; psvmbM; *10np
eF;bM#; (?)
VII. 44
III. 220
III. 470
Cl; pRi; pC; fan-sh; st pB...
F;cS;R; vglbM;r
eF; vS
3975
2215
pB; S; IE; pgbM
II. 429
11.706
vF;cS;R; bM;spof2
vF; L; 2 pB st inv
2217
2216
3976
2218
j 221 8, a
F;S;R;psbM
II. 430
B; L; mE97°-5(2est);
mbM; nfof'2.
F; S; vlE; vgvlbM; #10att.
npof2neb
R. 2 novae
D' Arrest, 120
2 of 4 incl h. 2218, 2219 ...
vF; vS; (d'Arrest)*l6pll9
cF; S; R;sfof2
2219
3977
2224, a
2221
2220
2222
2224
2223
III. 181
A. 475 ?
R. nova
B; S; mE90° + ; vsbM*13...
No description
F;R;bM
II. 235
HI. 221
II. 467
III. 222
111.185
III. 238
11.454
III. 182
cF;pL; R; B * f
F;cS;R; l<M*6;pof2
cB;pS;iR;psbM
cF;cS;R;sbM*l6
vF; pS; E; er; 3S st inv
eF;eS
F; S; smbM
2225
3978
f2326"1
J — ^
L3979J
3980
vF;amvSst
A. 476 ?
pB; L; pmE; gbM
11. 236
pB; pS; iR; gbM
A. 477, 1
pB; pL; pmE; gbM; p of 2..
III. 186
II. 431
1.104
3981
2227
r«»8~|
\3982J
A. 477, 2
F; pL;pmE;gbM;fof3 ...
cF; S; R; pspmbM
pF;cL;pinEO°+
OF NEBUL2E AND CLUSTERS OF STAES.
135
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Bight
Ascension
for
I860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascen>ion
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
ISllo. Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &c.
Total
No. of
times
of Obs.
hy h.
ind H.
KrJ.H.'a
Catalogues
of Nebula;.
SirW.H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4934
4935
4936
4937
4938
4939
4940
4941
4942
4943
4944
4945
4946
4947
4948
4949
4950
4951
4952
4953
4954
4955
4956
4957
4958
4959
4960
4961
4962
4963
4964
4965
4966
4967
4968
4969
4970
4971
4972
49/3
4974
4975
4976
4977
4978
4979
4980
5079
4981
498x>
4983
4984
4985
4986
4987
4988
4989
4990
h.
H.
D' Arrest, 121
h in B
23 12 30
x'.'f 12 51-0
-':$ 13 9-5
23 13 21-1
23 13 25-2
23 13 27-2
23 1.3 38-0
23 14 5-8
23 14 13-7
23 14 22
23 14 21-5
23 14 30-5
23 14 36-4
23 14 38-8
2-! 15 3-6
23 15 6-0
23 15 23-6
23 16 17-5
23 16 47-9
23 16 48-7
23 17 17-8
23 17 37-9
23 17 51-8
23 18 3-2
23 18 14-6
23 18 40-6
23 18 48-0
23 18 52-9
23 18 52-9
23 18 56-4
23 19 9-9
23 20 0-9
23 20 15-0
23 20 15-0
23 20 49-8
23 20 59-8
23 21 2-6
23 21 28-0
23 21 36-7
23 21 52-1
23 21 55
23 23 21-9
23 23 29-0
23 23 47
23 24 48-4
23 25 20-0
23 25 20-6
23 25 33-1
23 25 56-9
23 26 4
23 26 48-5
23 27 3-0
23 27 43-9
23 27 44-2
23 27 53-0
23 28 2-0
23 28 2-6
23 28 15-5
8
+ 3-04
3-036
3-037
3-584
3-036
2-994
3-037
2-998
3-036
3-04
3-314
3-717
3-035
2-616
3-219
4-986
2-858
3-215
3-002
3-032
3-464
3-462
3-010
2-643
3-674
3-452
3-266
3-016
2-956
3-590
2-864
3-112
3-025
3-025
3-040
3-041
3-457
2-985
2-938
3-008
3-06
3-061
2-839
3-06
3-352
3-325
3-019
3-084
3-09
3-494
3-084
3-347
3-022
3-059
3-058
2-900
+ 2-510
[2]
1
o
\
1
2
2
[4]
[2]
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
•I
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5_
1
4
1
1
1
2
(1)
2
[1]
1
2
[2]
1
2
1
2
[1]
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
82° 42 24
82 21 19-5
82 33 59-5
152 53 32-2
82 21 49-2
73 32 34-2
82 32 58-2
74 12 23-9
82 21 49
82 33 6
133 14 52-6
158 25 49-6
81 52 38-6
29 35 10-6
120 2 41-3
172 40 19-0
49 54 46-3
120 8 51-7
74 0 18-4
80 50 18-4
148 33 48-1
148 39 59-1
75 29 12-1
29 10 20-1
158 47 39-8
148 34 57-5
129 59 55-5
76 33 33-5
63 44 7-5
156 2 49-5
48 13 57-5
100 11 16-2
78 18 33-9
78 24 33-9
81 59 10-6
81 59 55-6
150 29 2-6
68 20 38-3
58 25 6-3
73 28 4-3
87 19 4
86 52 7-7
41 38 50-7
87 12 42
144 52 22-1
142 28 11-8
74 55 35-8
96 22 12-0
93 31 10-5
93 39 12
156 19 38-2
93 4.1 10-2
146 47 2-9
74 42 26-9
85 52 26-9
85 49 1-9
46 27 42-9
17 51 23-9
-19-64
19-65
19-65
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-66
19-67
19-67
19-67
19-68
19-68
19-68
19-68
19-69
19-70
19-69
19-71
19-72
19-72
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-73
19-74
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-75
19-76
19-77
19-77
19-78
19-78
19-78
17-79
19-79
19-79
19-79
19-81
19-81
19-81
19-83
19-84
19-84
19-85
19-85
19-86
19-86
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-87
19-87
-19-87
[2]
1
2
1
1
2
1
[4]
[2]
2
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
5
1
4
1
1
1
2
1::
2
[2]
1
2
[2]
1
2
1
2
[1]
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
2
F; S; R; A with 2 st 19, n ...
eF;eS
0
1
3
1
2
4
3
0»
0
0
2
2
2
3
1
1
4t
1
1
1
2
1
2
8
2
1
2
2
1
1
I6*f
};
0
1
1
1
3t
2
4
0
3
4
0
1
2
2*
]
0
1
1
2
1
2
1
3
5
2229
2230
3983
2231
','-,!.•! 2
2233
11.439
cB;pS; R;psbM
eF; eS;atn5st; (?)
111.435
11.250
11.440
F;vS;R;psbM
pB;cS; R; smbM
cB;pS; R;psbM
D'Arrest
R. nova
D' Arrest, 122
cB; pS; bM* (D'Arrest,
Resultate).
E p and f
mi, a
vF; vS
3985
3986
2234
2->:{5
3987
3984
2236
3988
F;S;R;lbM
F; vS; E90°; psbM
11.441
IV. 52
F; S;F Jatt
vF; *9 inv a 1 excentric
cF;S;R;sbM
vF; pL; R; vlbM; #nr
11.600
cF;L;mEO°+;vlbM;r ...
vF; S; R;glbM
III.473
III. 218
eF; cL;scstf; (?)
eF; pS; IE
3989
3990
2237
2238
3991
3992
3994
2239
2240
3993
2241
pF;pS; R;glbM;pof2 ...
eF; S; R; fof 2
vF;pS; R;gbM
M. 52
C1;L; Ri;mCM;R;st9...13
eF; vS;R;pslbM; #1 Op 22s
eF; R
{Sill?}1""1"4'''-
vF- vS- R; psbM
III. 212
F; vS; psmbM; #10 p
eF; cL; R; vgvlbM
IV. 18
III. 438
HI. 226
!!!; O; vB;pS; R;blue
eF; S; stellar
2242
2242, a
2243
2244
3995
2245
2246
2247
f(H.) vF\S; R; vsmbM;
\ (h.)pB/ *9p(?var).
vF; S; 6's of li.2242
R. nova
F- cS; gbM; pof2
vF; S; R; gbM; f of 2
B- S- IE; vsvmbM*ll
II. 226
III. 860
II. 242
vF; pL; vIE; IbM; am 4 st...
vF;S; R;lbM;r
vF- S- iR; r; * f
D'Arrest, 123
eF- #14 p 13S'7, In
2248
2249
III. 426
VIII. 69
eF- cL; R; gbM; % nr
Cl- P- 1C; st 7. ..11
D'Arrest, 124
A. 347 ?
vF; vS; *11 fls, n85"
pF- L- R; vgbM
3996
3997
2250
cB- S- IE- psbM; #8 f
HI. 213
eF- pL- A with 2 st 10
See No. 5079.
eF- pL- «tellar
III. 187
D'Arrest, 125
eF- pL-' 3 <t 11 & 12 f
3998
III. 188
eF- stellar
3999
2251
2252
2253
2254
2255
B;cS; E; g.sbM; *8'9 p ...
vF- vS- "bM- * nfl1
eF- #12 p- sp of 2
vF- nt'of 2
HI. 579
VIII. 62
eF;'S; R; *9'10p, vnr 1
C1;L; P;lC;st8,10...15...
136
SIE J. F. W. HEKSCHEL'S CATALOGUE
No.
of
Cata-
logue.
References to
Eight
Ascension
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
North Polar
Distance
for
1800, Jan. 0.
Annual
Precession
in
N.P.D.
for
1880.
No.
of
Obs.
used.
Summary Description from a
Comparison of all the
Observations, Remarks, &o.
Total
No. of
times
jf Obs.
by h.
andH.
Sir J. H.'8
Catalogues
of Nebulae.
Sir W. H.'s
Classes
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
4991
4992
4993
4994
4995
4996
4997
4998
4999
5000
5001
5002
5003
5004
5005
5006
5007
5008
5009
5010
5011
5012
5013
5014
5015
5016
5017
5018
5019
5020
5021
5022
5023
5024
5025
5026
5027
5028
5029
5030
5031
5032
5033
5034
5035
5036
h.
2256
4000
2257
2257, a
2258
2259
2260
2261
H.
II. 244
h m R
23 28 35-2
23 28 56-7
23 29 2-6
23 29 10-6
23 29 20-0
23 31 28-2
23 31 35-5
23 31 41-7
23 32 21-2
23 32 38-8
23 34 41-4
23 34 49-4
23 35 17-3
23 36 45-2
23 37 8-5
23 37 13-4
23 37 35-5
23 38 26-1
23 38 29-5
23 39 27'3
23 40 2-3
23 40 35-8
23 40 50-1
23 41 35-4
23 42 7-7
23 43 4-8
23 43 34-1
23 43 +
"3 43 52'"
8
+ 3-026
3-209
3-067
3-067
3-073
2*992
3-092
3-111
3-087
3-107
3-397
3-396
3-006
3-010
3-049
3-051
3-190
2-757
3-141
3-066
3-011
3-137
3-064
3-066
3-015
2-849
3-151
3-028
3-028
3-041
3-04
3-042
3-049
3-024
3-063
3-063
3-063
3-063
3-066
2-975
2-994
2-979
3-063
2-999
3-136
3-065
3-070
3-058
3-063
3-033
3-069
3-056
3-056
3-067
3-085
3-067
+ 3-070
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
5
1
1
1
o
2
1
2
2
o
1
2
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1:
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
2
1
1
1:
75 27 48-6
128 13 2-6
88 36 51-3
88 36 51-3
90 28 43-3
63 45 34-7
97 17 32-7
103 43 56-7
95 24 5-4
103 4 12-4
156 45 1-5
156 44 21-5
64 32 13-5
64 38 3-2
80 0 26-2
80 50 20-2
133 41 27-9
21 1 30-9
120 17 4-6
86 58 39-6
61 17 42-3
121 17 45-3
83 54 46-3
86 36 8-0
59 47 45-0
22 45 49-7
131 31 2-7
63 37 +
63 37 55-7
70 37 26-7
70 40 43-7
70 39 16-7
74 31 22-4
59 31 6-4
82 54 5-4
82 53 50-4
82 54 18-1
82 48 10-1
84 51 58-1
29 23 16-8
34 3 46-8
29 33 50-8
80 0 18-8
30 45 41-8
146 14 16-8
80 2 53-5
87 8 41-5
70 0 13-5
75 58 24-5
40 3 38-5
84 32 7-5
59 20 47-5
59 20 0-5
77 48 0-5
125 1 38-5
74 37 31-5
83 25 16-5
— 19-88
19-88
19-89
19-89
19-89
19-91
19-91
19-91
19-92
19-92
19-95
19-95
19-95
19-96
19-96
19-96
19-97
19-97
19-98
19-98
19-99
19-99
19-99
20-00
20-00
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-01
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-02
20-03
20-03
20-03
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-04
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
20-05
— 20-05
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
5
3
3
1
2
2
1
2
2
0
5
1
1
1
v>
2
1
3
2
o
1
2
4
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
3
1
1
1
F; S; R;psbM; stellar
4
1
1
0
1
o
7
4*
1
4
1
1
1*
1*
7
4
3
1
2
4
2
2
3
2
7*
4
1
0
1
4*
0
4
1
5
3
3
1
4
5
2
3
2
1
1
1
O
2
3
3
1
1
4
4
4*
1
2f
2
pB;L; E; vgbM
pB;S;R;psbM; *12sp ...
No description
R. nova
F;pL;lE;gbM;.*10s
III. 146
II. 432
I. 110
III. 189
I. Ill
F; S; IE; bM; am st
pF; cL; E12D+; vgbM
/(H.)cBl ;CL;E;gmbM:
1 (h.)eF/ r(?var.)
epF
2262
4001
4002
2263
pB; pL; ill; mbM
eF; S; 11; pof2
eF; cS; R; fot'2
11.208?
II. 208
II. 255
11.256
vF; *14att255°
cL; R; *10-11 up
2264
2265
4003
2266
4004
2267
2268
4005
2269
2270
2271
2272
4006
22/3,a
2273
2274
2274, a
2275
2276
2277
2278
2279
2280
2281
2282
2283
2284
2285
2286
2287
4009
2288
2289
2290
2291
2292
2293
2294
2295
2296
4010
2297
2298
cB; cS; gmbM; r; B*f
pF; S; R; *15sf
cB; S; vlE; svmbM*14
vL; surrounds *8
vF; S; II; gmbM; *12f ...
cF;pL; vlEO°;lbM;2Bstni
cF;cL; vlE; vglbM; r
III. 427
11.213
B; cL; R; psmbM
III. 437
F;S;R;gbM;er
vF; cL; 11; vglbM; #13 n ...
cB; vS; R; psbM; IT
III. 854
VII. 55
Cl;plli; pC;stll...!5
B;pL; R;?bM
R. nova
vvF; a little np h. 22/3
vF; S; iF; vF J inv
II. 230
23 43 55-7
23 44 13-9
23 44 17-1
23 44 38-0
23 45 4-8
23 46 11-5
23 46 19-0
23 46 38-2
23 46 45-2
23 48 10-1
23 49 42-8
23 49 58-5
23 50 0-7
23 50 47-4
23 51 34-3
23 51 45-2
23 51 47-0
23 51 50-3
23 52 17-4
33 52 28-1
23 53 17-8
23 53 49-6
23 54 14-4
23 54 17-0
23 55 10-4
23 55 43-1
23 56 4-5
23 56 32-1
pF; pS; R; mbM; sp of 2 ..
Seen and meas. with h. 2274,
2275.
pB;pL; E90°; bM; nf of 2
Cl of sc st 10 m
R. nova
II. 231
11.851
HI. 231
III. 232
vF; cS; R; * rif
cF; S; R; psbM; stellar; 1st
of 4.
pF ; S ; R ; csbM ; stellar ; 2nd
of 4.
F; S; R;3rd of 4
III. 233
II. 468
pF; pL; IE; glbM; 4th of 4
pB;pS;iR;p8bM;r;*7p30'
Cl; S; pRi; vC; st 10, 13...
Cl; vL; vHi; vinC; st 1 1 ... 18
Cl'pRi;i'C
VI. 30
VII. 56
C. H.
vF; vS; (?)
Cl; vL; P;lC;st 7, 10...
pB;cS; R;gmbM
III. 466
III. 867
II. 232
II. 10
vF;pS;iR
5037
5038
503S
504C
5041
504S
5041
5044
504;
504(
504}
eF;pS; iR;lbM
pF; S; R; sbM; * 10 sp
F;pS;iE15°+
Cl;pRi;pC;st9
vF; S; R; ps!>M
III. 855
III. 856
III. 984
eF; S; R;sbM; stellar sp of 2
eF; S; R; stellar; nf of 2 ...
eF; stellar; A with 2 st
vF; S; II; am st
II. 240
III. 436
cB; cL; ir; vgbM
vF-pL; R;lbM
OF NEBULAE AND CLTJSTEES OF STARS.
137
No.
Reference
s to
Right
Annual
Precession
No.
of
North Polar
Distance
Annual
I'nvessicm
in
No.
of
Summary Description from a
Intel
NO. <>r
times
of
Cata-
logue.
Sir J. 11 V
Catalogues
of Nebula:.
Sir \V. H.'s
I' lasses
and Nos.
Other
Authorities.
for
1860, Jan. 0.
Right
Ascension
for 1880.
Obs.
used.
for
I860, Jan. 0.
N.P.D.
for
1880.
Obs.
used.
Observations, Remarks, &c.
of Obs.
byh.
ml M
h.
H.
li m s
23 56 39-9
s
+ 3-070
83 17 43-5
— 20-05
1
vF;pL; R;gbM
1
5048
22yy
Hoo7
23 56 487
3-067
70 0 3-5
20-05
1
pF;cL; mE45°+;lbM
4
5U4'J
5050
2301
23 57 19-7
3-072
85 34 38-5
20-05
1
1
pB; vS; mE; vsmbM
1 . aoTff. ppT
2
1*
5051
2302
23 57 32-6
23 57 35-2
3-051
3-087
22 O Jo's
152 50 42-2
20-06
2
F;S;R;gbM
2
.lO.I -
23 57 55-7
3-072
83 51 42-2
20-06
1
pF;S;R;*9np
1
23 57 56-2
3-072
85 34 12-2
20-06
1
vF;S;gbM
1
5054
SJJU4
O'l -c I -II
3-070
111 29 37-2
20-06
1
Cl; vP; vlC
2
5055
2305
viii. zy
23 58 17'7
3-072
85 33 47-2
20-06
1
vF; S; R; * nf
1
'ins?
4013
III 190
23 59 17-4
+ 3-072
94 29 48-2
-20-06
1
vF; vS; R; vg, psuibM
2
2 st 9 sf.
SUPPLEMENTARY LIST OF NEBULA AND CLUSTERS.
5058
G. P. Bond
0 35 1-0
+ 3-073
89 50 6-6
-19-80
• • •
F; S; H; * 11 sp 1'; dL-c
0
5059
79, b
R. nova
0 50 7-9
3-241
60 23 27
19-56
Sept. 16, 1862.
tfo description ; y in Lord R.'s
0
".mill
S Coolidge
3 6 55-2
3-089
89 4 27-5
13-67
diagram.
F; disc Jan 25, I860
0
idlii
S Coolidge
3 J6 29-0
+ 3-086
89 19 3-0
13-07
. , .
?; disc Dec. 16, 1859
0
EftfiO
/ 1 OQ\
4 57 J8-4
— 0-385
1
159 36 32-1
- 5-43
1
?Jo description
1
(1Z3)
/on* \
5 20 52-9
— 0-469
1::
159 36 35-4
— 3-42
It:
^o description
1
5064
(.*'*)
J. H. Safford
657:
+ 3-093
88 50 39 :
+ 0-43
...
2Cls; near 2 819.10 & 10.11;
0
5065
J. H. Safford
6 6 40-9
3-093
88 58 11-2
0-44
disc Mar. 19, 1863.
Cl; bet 2 st 9.10 & 10.11;
0
5066
G. P. Bond
7 55 12-5
3-509
65 25 19-4
9-73
disc Mar. 19, 1863.
vF; coraetic; disc Sept. 1,
0
5067
•
S. Coolidge
9 59 51-1
3-079
89 15 7-3
17-38
1852.
Neb ; no description ; disc
0
5068
S. Coolidge
10 16 14-1
3-079
89 13 46-0
18-05
Mar. 31, 1859.
F; disc Mar. 31, 1859
0
1 1 33 +
3-122
71 29 +
19-93
No description
0
5070
9jy, c
2849, a
D'Arrest
12 12 41
3-06
83 46 42
20-02
• ••
A nebula; no description ...
0<
5071
S. Coolidge
12 31 0-5
3-069
89 2 46-5
19-87
. . .
#12, in F neb; disc May 3,
0
50/2
S. Coolidge
13 24 32-0
3-067
89 18 29-7
18-67
1859.
# 12, in F neb; disc Apr. 30,
0
5073
S. Coolidge
13 42 38-3
3-065
89 14 2-4
18-03
1859.
* 12, in Fneb; disc Apr. 30,
0
5074
G. P. Bond
13 49 18-6
3-068
89 31 9-0
17-77
1859.
S; R; *92f ; disc June 8, 1855
0
5075
S. Coolidge
13 53 58-0
3-065
89 13 53-3
+ 17-60
*• •
#12, in neb; disc Apr. 29
0
>>fl7fi
Lac 111
18 20 44-6
3-952
123 30 27-3
— 1-89
1859.
Neb. without stars
0
5077
G. P. Bond
21 45 12-5
2-217
40 53 46-4
16-67
• •*
Neb; no description; dbt
0
5078
5079
3943, a
Lassell
G. P. Bond
22 20 50 :
23 25 33-1
3-336
+ 3-093
...
115 34 +
96 22 12-0
18-25
-19-83
...
Feb. 10, 1848.
Neb' # 1'dist from h. 3943...
Neb; #9-10 sf; disc Oct. 23
0
0
1848.
Of this supplementary list, the objects Nos. 5058, 5060, 50G1, 5064, 5065, 5066, 5067, 5068, 5071,
5072, 5073, 5074, 5075, 5077, and 5079 were communicated to me by Professor BOND, Director of the
Observatory of Harvard College, U.S., too late for insertion in the body of the Catalogue.
ER11ATA.
In page 7, lines 13, 14, for 5063 read 5079, and/or six read 22.
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