A MEDIUM OF COMMUNICATION
FOR AMATEUR OBSERVERS AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED IN THE
SCIENCE OF ASTRONOMY.
VOL. XXII.
NOS. 253 TO 264: JANUARY TO DECEMBER, 1884.
J. D. POTTER, 31, POULTRY, & 11, KING STREET, TOWER HILL.
ALABASTER, PASSMORE, & SONS, FANN STREET, E.C.
of Fireballs, The, I10
quency of Meteors from Perseus
and Leo in November, and the
Horary Rate of Apparition on
ordinary nights of the year, 41
Saturn, 265
Wolf's Comet
(1884, c) 243
DOWNING, A. W., An Instance of
change of Personality in ob-
serving position angles of Double
Stars, and on the Orbit of a
Centauri, 77
Dun Echt Circulars, 49, 200, 201,
225, 248, 275, 276
DUNKIN, E., Phenomena at Oc-
cultations of Stars, 107
Eclipse of the Moon, October 4,
1884, 252, 272
ELGER, T. G., Dark Spot on the
Floor of Atlas, The, III
Notes, 14, 39, 63, 93, 112, 144,
166, 186, 207, 233, 270, 302.
ELLERY, R. L. J., A new Dark
Field Micrometer and Electric
Illumination of an Equatorial at
Melbourne, 106
HENRY, P., Large Telescopes
HILGER, A., Improved Form of
Micrometer, 30
New Form of Solar
Eye-piece, 298
HOPKINS, B. J., Peculiarities of
Sight and Optical Illusions, 171
HOWLETT, F., Drawings of Sun
Spots, 163
HUGGINS, W., Photographs of the
Corona without an Eclipse, 135
Image, Correction of the Second-
ary, by means of a Fluorescine
Cell, 192
JOHNSON, S. J., Comet of 1188,
The, 307
K Herculis, 172
Last View of
Comet Pons-Brook, 173
Jupiter, Abnormal Appearance of
Satellite iv. of, during Transit,
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