...nebula the spectrum of which we have just described, and some others, the author observes that they can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars belong, but objects possessing a distinct and peculiar plan of structure....

...that the nebulae, 37 H. IV., 6 S., 73 H. IV., 51 H. IV., 1 H. IV., 57 M., 18 H. IV v and 27 M., can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars VOL. VI. — NO. VI. DD belong. Wo have in these objects to do no longer...

...that the nebulae, 37 II. IV., 62., 73 11. IV., 51 H. IV., 1 H. IV., 57 M., 18 H. IV., and 27 M., can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars belong. We have in these objects to do no longer with a special modification...

...spectra apparently continuous. It is evident, from these observations, that many of the nebula: can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns, after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars belong. We have in those objects no longer to do with a special modification...

...that the nebulas, 37 H. IV., GS., 73 H. IV., 51 H. IV., 1 H. IV., 57 M., 18 II. IV., and 27 M., can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars belong. We have in these objects to do no longer with a special moditication...

...spectra apparent!; continuous. It is evident, from these observations, that many of the nebula caa 110 longer be regarded as aggregations of suns, after the order to which our an sun and the fixed stars belong. We have in these objects no longer to do »iii a special modification...

...46, p. 59. the universe, altogether distinct and of another order from the group of cosmical bodies to which our Sun and the fixed stars belong ; "* and that : " We have in these objects to do no longer with a special modification only of our own type of Suns, but...

...obvious," he says, " that the six planetary nebulae, the annular nebula in Lyra, and the Dumb-bell, can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars " [of our cluster], previously examined, belong. We have in these objects...

...obvious that the nebulse 37 H. IV, 6 2., 73 H. IV, 51 H. IV, 1 H. IV, 57 M, 18 H. IV, and 27 M, can no longer be regarded as aggregations of suns after the order to which our own sun and the fixed stars belong. We have in these objects to do no longer with a special modification...