Passing from E. to
W. a few de-
grees above the
Pleiades.

Passed from near

Herculis aeross

μ Draconis.

=1st mag.......... Bluish white... 1 to 2 seconds From Arietis to

14 8 20 p.m. Greenwich

- 2nd mag.*

Blue

1 second

14 10 26 p.m. Ibid.

22 10 21 p.m. Ibid.

23 7 28 p.m. Ibid.

y Trianguli.

2 to 3 seconds Across & Gemino

rum.

From Equuleus to

wards the W.

horizon.

12 5 45 p.m. Hay, S. Wales... Pear-shaped; 30' A fine blue ... About 5 secs... From near the body

by 15' at first,
but 20' by 10'

at middle of its
course.

12 5 45 p.m. Southern Hay, Larger than any Deep blue

of Cygnus. Altitude 60° or 70°, down W. branch of Galaxy, between Altasi and Ophiuchus, to 10° above the horizon, W.S.W.

3 seconds...... From 3° above a

Fell slower
than a

shooting-
star.

Herculis to near

the S.W. by S.
horizon.

From the tail of the
Great Bear.

From 20° W. of

S. altitude 40°

to 40° W. of S. altitude 8° or

Ruddy sparks emitted be- (60° to 65°) To right; from 20° to Flashed overhead like Rev. T. W.Webb.

hind. Pursued by a

long pale streak of light.

8° or 10° from verti-
cal; at last down.

sudden moonlight,
but did not continue
so bright as it ad-
vanced. Moon ten
days old.

G. Wedgwood.

Largest and brightest at A short Inclined downwards in Cloudy

the head, tapering to a course.

reddish tail.

a slightly curved line,

not straight.