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TERRESTRIAL MAGNETISM.
219
Inclination. Intensity
Computed. Observed. Difference. Computed. Observed. Difference.
° ′ ° ′ ° ′
51 + 56 59 + 59 58 — 2 59 1·358 1·334 + 0·024
52 62 31 61 54 + 0 37 1·545 1·580 — 0·035
53 61 58 61 22 + 0 36 1·539 1·559 — 0·020
54 62 13 63 48 — 1 35 1·331 1·294 + 0·037
55 61 15 60 42 + 0 33 1·529 1·530 — 0·001
56 60 46 60 18 + 0 28 1·520 1·553 — 0·033
57 59 32 59 3 + 0 29 1·502 1·538 — 0·036
58 56 26 58 53 — 2 27 1·271 1·271
59 56 51 56 17 + 0 34 1·465 1·459 + 0·006
60 55 43 54 49 + 0 54 1·448 1·453 — 0·005
61 68 34 68 6 + 0 28 1·469 1·457 + 0·012
62 64 14 62 38 + 1 36 1·592 1·591 + 0·001
63 45 51 46 3 - 0 12 1·168 1·156 + 0·012
64 4 14 6 52 - 2 38 1·038 1·031 + 0·007
65 13 24 9 29 + 3 55 1·085 1·069 + 0·016
66 5 32 1 39 + 3 53 0·813 0·873 - 0·060
67 13 2 13 13 - 0 11 0·909 0·914 - 0·005
68 - 3 23 - 7 3 + 3 40 0·994
69 - 39 19 - 38 33 - 0 46 1·161
70 + 3 59 + 5 24 - 1 25 0·883 0·871 + 0·012
71 - 14 55 -18 1 + 3 6 0·808 0·836 - 0·028
72 - 27 26 - 30 26 + 3 0 1·113 1·094 + 0·019
73 - 54 8 - 54 1 - 0 7 1·060 1·144 - 0·084
74 - 14 49 - 13 30 - 1 19 0·879 0·878 + 0·001
75 - 37 56 - 39 7 + 1 11 1·094 1·176 - 0·082
76 — 58 11 — 62 49 + 4 38 1·667 1·685 — 0·018
77 — 51 4 — 52 35 + 1 31 0·981 1·014 — 0·033
78 — 35 34 — 35 40 + 0 6 1·022 1·060 — 0·038
79 — 62 39 — 64 41 + 2 2 1·658 1·709 — 0·051
80 — 54 46 — 59 32 + 4 46 1·616 1·591 + 0·025
81 — 42 49 — 44 13 + 1 24 1·147 1·218 — 0·071
82 — 42 1 — 41 54 — 0 7 1·103 1·113 — 0·010
83 — 46 13 — 46 47 + 0 34 1·145 1·238 — 0·093
84 — 48 14 — 49 26 + 1 12 1·227 1·313 — 0·086
85 ­— 66 57 — 70 35 + 3 38 1·894 1·817 + 0·077
86 — 50 4 — 51 20 + 1 16 1·257 1·326 — 0·069
87 — 53 0 — 54 14 + 1 14 1·310
88 — 51 22 — 52 43 + 1 21 1·263 1·359 — 0·096
89 — 53 49 — 55 16 + 1 27 1·321 1·425 — 0·104
90 — 52 46 — 53 25 + 0 39 1·276 1·367 — 0·091
91 — 57 38 — 59 53 + 2 15 1·424 1·532 — 0·108

I add the following notices concerning the observations used in this comparison.

The determinations of the intensity are taken for the most part from Sabine's report on the Variations of the Magnetic Intensity