Lacock Abbey
Sept. 2d 1835
My Dear Sir
I have found in the Hist. Céleste Française 1 p. 315 an observation of the star with which I compared the comet 2 on Aug. 27th and this has enabled me to give its place much more accurately, as follows
| Aug 27. 14h Comet’s | R.A. | 5h | 46′ | 50″ |
| D. | 24° | 17′ | ½ |
I think this very near the truth –
I observed the comet again on Aug. 31st when it had not augmented in brightness, on the contrary I thought somewhat diminished. It has no nucleus or tail – I am much obliged by the communication of Dr Hussey’s 3 obsn of the 30th.
Believe me Yours vy Truly
H. F. Talbot
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