An Eclipse of the Moon Observed in Fleet-Street, London, Nov. 20, 1732, at Night, by Mr. Geo. Graham, F. R. S.

H. 9 8 3 Umbra ad initium Copernici. 9 20 Per medium Copernici. 10 32 Totus Copernicus tegitur. 14 47 Umbra ad initium Tychonis. 23 11 Ad initium Manili. 26 Ad initium Platonis. 55 Umbra per medium Platonis, & Manili. 24 40 Totus Plato tegitur. 39 35 Umbra ad initium Procli. 40 18 Umbra ad Hermetem. 41 0 Totus Proclus tegitur. 31 Ad initium Maris Crisium. 44 20 Per medium Maris Crisium. 46 15 Fotum Mare Crisium obumbratur. 49 3 Totalis Lunæ immersio in Umbrâ. VII. An Eclipse of the Moon observed in Fleet- street, London, Nov. 20, 1732, at Night, by Mr. Geo. Graham, F.R.S. The Beginning at 8 1 30 apparent Time. Immersion 8 59 30 Emerion 10 38 00 End 11 37 00 Observed with a small Telescope about 18 Inches long, which magnifies about 13 times. N.B. Mr. Hodgson at Christ's-Hospital, with a 4 Foot Telescope, observed the Beginning at & H. 1 ½, and the End 11 H. 36' ½. VIII. The