The Observatory April 20th 1877
Notwithstanding the incessant watch kept up for three days
in various parts of the world, no news of the supposed planet has reached us;
and according to M L Leverrier, we must now wait at least six years before
another transit could possibly occur. Mr Pogson at Madras, after repeated
searches in a remarkable pure sunset sky, concludes that no planet can exist in
the position assigned.
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