GROUP VIII. SIMLA TO HAZAEA.
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Latitude and Time.
1856, May 15. Horizontal Circle. Vertical Circle.
Sun, Lower Limb.
A.M.
h m s Olll Olll
1) 4 48 13 303 39 40 64 51 10
2) 4 58 31 306 58 50 66 51 22
Sun, Upper Limb.
P.M.
h m s Olll oill
3) 9 20 23 94 4 20 48 55 30
1 587-9 millim. , ,. L. { 22-2 C.
Barom. \ . , Temp, ot Air \
\ 23-146 inches. 1 ( 72-0 Fahr.
Calculated by Method I., from Observations 2 and 3.
2) h corr. = 67° 7-0 8 = + 18 55-0
3) ft'corr. = 48 40-2 5' = + 18 57-6
Refraction.............'...... — 19 — 37
Parallax................... + 4 + 4
Sun's Semidiameter............ +1551 — 1551
Sum of Corr....... + 15 36~ — 16 24
Latitude N.................... 31° 1'-3
Mean Noon, deduced from Observation 3 . 6h 28m 52s
Control.
O I
Calculated Apparent Altitude of the Sun's Lower Limb at 4h 48m 139 . . 64 5 2 -4
Observed Altitude.................................. 64 51-2
Calc—Obs....................................... + 1-2
Meridian.
Deduced from the Altitudes of the Sun .... 10° 5'-5
No. 59. SuLTANPUR, IN KuLU.
Though. the chief place of Kum, this is a small, unimportant village, situated on
a high bank to the right of the Bias.
A fort, with a large house in good condition, formerly the residence of the Rajah
of Kulu, is close to the village; our instruments were put up in a wooded plain
which extends along the right side of the Bias, half a mile's distance from this fort.
We observed here the dip and declination.
Latitude and longitude are from the G. T. S.
205
Latitude and Time.
1856, May 15. Horizontal Circle. Vertical Circle.
Sun, Lower Limb.
A.M.
h m s Olll Olll
1) 4 48 13 303 39 40 64 51 10
2) 4 58 31 306 58 50 66 51 22
Sun, Upper Limb.
P.M.
h m s Olll oill
3) 9 20 23 94 4 20 48 55 30
1 587-9 millim. , ,. L. { 22-2 C.
Barom. \ . , Temp, ot Air \
\ 23-146 inches. 1 ( 72-0 Fahr.
Calculated by Method I., from Observations 2 and 3.
2) h corr. = 67° 7-0 8 = + 18 55-0
3) ft'corr. = 48 40-2 5' = + 18 57-6
Refraction.............'...... — 19 — 37
Parallax................... + 4 + 4
Sun's Semidiameter............ +1551 — 1551
Sum of Corr....... + 15 36~ — 16 24
Latitude N.................... 31° 1'-3
Mean Noon, deduced from Observation 3 . 6h 28m 52s
Control.
O I
Calculated Apparent Altitude of the Sun's Lower Limb at 4h 48m 139 . . 64 5 2 -4
Observed Altitude.................................. 64 51-2
Calc—Obs....................................... + 1-2
Meridian.
Deduced from the Altitudes of the Sun .... 10° 5'-5
No. 59. SuLTANPUR, IN KuLU.
Though. the chief place of Kum, this is a small, unimportant village, situated on
a high bank to the right of the Bias.
A fort, with a large house in good condition, formerly the residence of the Rajah
of Kulu, is close to the village; our instruments were put up in a wooded plain
which extends along the right side of the Bias, half a mile's distance from this fort.
We observed here the dip and declination.
Latitude and longitude are from the G. T. S.