Note 124 — PART III. INFLUENCE OF COMETS AND PLANETS UPON ONE ANOTHER.
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This Comet comes again to its perihelion on the 10th January 1829. The position of the Earth in its orbit will then be very favourable for viewing it from Europe. An ephemeris of its course has been computed by Encke, from which it appears, that the most advantageous time for observing it will be during the whole of next November and the first twenty-five days of December. (Brande’s Journal, Jan. 1828.)