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GH. 7 meteors only mapped.

GH. H. 2. SZ.5 (?No. 68 for May, Heis). Comet
I. 1850, June 24, 312°, +60°.

GH.SZ.7.T.GH*.H., Miss Herschel. Draconids,No.II.
T. (Possibly connected with No. 79.)

S. 3. T. 2. N. Radiant possibly elongated. Aquilids,
No. I.

GH. N. T.2.S.2.GH*. Weiss, Denza. Aquilids, No. II.
Possibly all one shower with elongated radiants.
S. 4. N. 2.

GH. SZ. 10. T. H. GH*. Clark. Cygnids, No. I.

T.

GH. GH*. SZ. Denning, Tacchini. Cassiopeïds, No. I.
SZ. 5. Cassiopeïds, No. II. (Pseudo?).

GH. SZ. GH. GZ. Serpieri. 1868-9 (Max.)?
H. S. 2. (262°, +12° and 279°,+7°).

GH. S. Probably same as Nos. 90, 110.

S. 3. SZ. Herschel. (Centre at 257°, +36°.)
GH. GZ.

N. (Possibly same as No. 91a.)

T. S. (Possibly commencement of No. 198, Sept.)
GH. H. 4. T. 2. GH*. Polarids, IV.

N. 2. S. 2. A. S. Herschel. (Max. 27 July-10 August.)
SZ. 5. T. Hind. GH*. Honorids. Possibly same
as 112.

GH. S. 2. SZ. 4. Greg. Pegasids, I. Radiant possibly
multiple or elongated.

GH. GH. S. 3. H. T. 2. Greg. Herschel.

II. Probably distinct from No. 96. GH*. SZ. S. (Well marked since 1870.)

Pegasids,