Celestial and Terrestrial Globes. 24J

Eastward.

|R e g f .

JAic.

Decl.

and

E.

Lon.

Lstt.

2 12

N. Hand of Bootes

i

5 2

S. of Berlin, in 7

-4

Prussia \

243

Scorpion’s heart

ct

S. Coast of Mada- f

45

gascar \

249

In the Back of 7

39

S. East of the Cas- 7

5 1

Hercules j

H

pi an Sea \

277

Vega, in Lyra

Ct

39

Coten, in Tartary

79

29O

Albiero,theSwan’s 7

zl

Toudsang.inThi- }

beak j

P

bet Major s

92

294

Atair, in the Eagle

et

8

Eastern Sea, or")

1

1 Coast ot Ma- s' lacca J

96

This phœnomenon may be seen in themonths of April, May, and June.

Example IV.

299. When the 289th degree of rightascension is upon the meridian of London,signified by one minute of an hour after thestar marked S in the southern wing of theEagle has passed the meridian, then thetwelve following places will have the annex-ed stars in their zenith.

R 3

Westward.