...extent. " In the most crowded parts of the milky way, he has had a field of view of 588 stars, and these continued for many minutes; so that in one quarter of an hour's time, not less than 1 1 6,000 stars have passed through the field of his telescope : he endeavours to shew,...

..."• In the most crowded parts of the milky way, he has had a field of view of 588 stars, and these continued for many minutes; so that in one quarter of an hour's time, not less than 1 1 6,000 stars have passed through the field of his tele-, scope : he endeavours to...

...says, that in the most crowded part of the milky way, he has had fields of view that contained no less than 588 stars, and these were continued for many minutes, so that, in a qnarter of an hour, he has seen 116,000 stars pass through the field view of a telescope of only...

...crowded parts of the milky-way, he OF NEBUD.*E, &C. 157 has had a field of view of 588 stars, and these continued for many minutes ; so that, in one quarter of an hour's time, not less than ll6,OOO stars have passed through the field of his telescope. He endeavours to shew,...

...light. In the most crowded parts of the milky-wav, he has had a field of view of 588 stars, and these continued for many minutes ; so that, in one quarter of an hour's time, not less than 116,000 stars have passed through the field of his telescope. He endeavours to shew,...

...says, that, in the most crowded part of the milky way he has had fields of view that contained no less than 588 stars, and these were continued for many minutes, so that in a quarter of an hour, he has seen 116,000 stars pass through the field of view of a telescope of only...

...observes, that in the most crowded part of the milky way, he has bad fields of view that contained no less than 588 stars, and these were continued for many minutes ; so that, in a quarter of an hour, be has seen 1 16,000 stars pass through the field of view of a telescope of only...

...purpose. ' In the most crowded part of the milky way I have had fields of view that contained not less than 588 stars; and these were continued for many...an hour's time, there passed no less than 116,000 through the field of my telescope.' Dr. Herschel makes a distinction between a place crowded with stars,...

...says, "In the most crowded part of " the milky way I have had fields of view that contained no less than • ' 588 stars, and these were continued for...quarter of an hour's time there passed no less than 116OOO stars " through the field of view of my telescope. — The breadth of my " sweep was 2°. 26',...

...says, that in the most crowded part of the milky way he has had fields of view that contained no less than 588 stars, and these were continued for many minutes, so that, in a quarter of an hour, he has seen 116,000 stars pass through the field view of a telescope of only...