Dictionary of National Biography, 1904 errata/Volume 10

Dictionary of National Biography

ERRATA IN VOLUME X

CHAMBER—CLARKSON

N.B.— f.e. stands for from end and l.l. for last line

Page	Col.	Line
5	i	8	Chamberlain, Robert (fl. 1640-1660): for in read on
6	i	22 f.e.	Chamberlain, Thomas: for His jurisdiction was extended read He was transferred
		21 f.e.	after to insert Chester circuit, which embraced
	ii	32	for Nestor read Neston
8	i	31	Chamberlayne, Edward: for Odington read Oddington
	ii	21	for sixth read seventh
13	i	8-7 f.e.	Chamberlen, Paul: omit His other works were: 1
		5 f.e.	for 2 read by John Campbell, LL.D., 1708-1775 [q. v.], has been wrongly ascribed to him. Of his
		l.l.	for 1738. Of this read 1738
21	ii	7	Chambers, Richard: after alderman insert of Walbrook ward
22	i	23	Chambers, Sir Robert: for (January 1762) read (1766)
	ii	4-5	for Four years later read In 1777
23	i	6-5 f.e. f.e.	for Bengal 1823 . . . . 1827, and read Bombay 1828
26	i	7-6 f.e.	Chambers, Sir William: for whose daughter (celebrated for her beauty) read Not long afterwards
29	ii	17-18	Chambers, William F.: for His majesty at St. James's Palace read King Ernest of Hanover
31	i	22	Chambre, John: for Codringham read Coringham
		41	after Westminster insert A portrait by Holbein is in the picture gallery at Vienna
33	ii	21	Champion, John George: for 1815? read 1815
		22	after botanist insert born in Edinburgh, 5 May 1815, was eldest son of Major John Carey Champion by Elizabeth Herries, daughter of William Urquhart of Craigstone Castle, Aberdeenshire. After education at Sandhurst, where he distinguished himself, he
		23	for in 1831 read on 2 Aug. 1831
		27	after Hongkong read Champion was an ardent botanist. While in Ceylon and at Hongkong he energetically worked at the science, and was in constant correspondence with Sir William Hooker
		32	after Hongkongensis' insert They were also enumerated in Seemann's 'Botany of the Voyage of H.M.S. Herald' and by Forbes and Hemsley in the 'Journal of Linnean Society' (xxiii., xxvi., and xxxvi.)
		34	after Crimea insert in April 1854
		35	after herbarium insert where his correspondence with Sir W. Hooker and Professor Lindley is now preserved
		36	after He insert took part in the battle of the Alma and
		37	before for his insert and C.B
33	ii	38-39	for only enjoyed . . . . dying read died
		43	after Championi insert (Cf. 'Bot. Mag.' 1853). Entomology also engaged Champion's attention. He contributed notes on various insects to the 'Entomological Magazine' for 1836 (iii. 176-8, 376-9, 460-5), and on the Coleoptera of Hongkong in the 'Journal of Asiatic Society of Bengal' for 1848 (xvii. pt. ii. 206-9 ; cf. Westwood in 'Trans. Ent. Soc. Lond.' N.S. ii. 84, 282). Adam White [q. v.] named the red Longicorn beetle Erythrus Championi. Many drawings and written descriptions of plants and insects discovered by Champion are in the possession of his family.
		44	Champion, John George: add to authorities Kinglake's History of the Crimea,1863; Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal, Dec. 1855, p. 302; A Sketch [by various friends] of the Life of Lieut.-Colonel Champion, 1855 (for private circulation)
34	ii	15	Champion, Richard: after city insert He was warden of the Society of Merchant Venturers at Bristol 1772-3 and treasurer of the Bristol Infirmary 1768-78
36	i	32	Champneys, John: for Somersetshire read Somerset, was alderman of Castle Baynard ward 1527-33, of Broad Street 1533-4, and of Cordwainer 1534 till death
37	i	15 f.e.	Chancellor, Richard: for Condia read Candia
39	i	19	Chandler, John: for l read p
44	ii	11	Chantrey, Sir Francis L,: for 1842 read 1841
		11-10 f.e.	for near Norton, Derbyshire read at Jordanthorpe, in the parish of Norton Derbyshire, near Sheffield
45	i	22	for 'Trio' read 'Tris'
46	ii	2	for Eardcliffe read Endclifle
		19 f.e.	for 1842 read 1841
53	i	26	Chapman, George: for Joy read Folly
54	i	20	Chapman, Henry S.: for March 1852 read 29 July 1851
		35-40	for he was called on . . . . retained it read he resumed his former place of attorney-general in O'Shanassy's new ministry. He retained office
	ii	33	Chapman, John (1704-1784): omit afterwards
		34	after Sudbury insert in 1741 and after Chichester insert in 1750
56	i	16-17	Chapman, John (1801-1854): omit then M.P.
67	ii	14	Chapman, Sir Stephen R.: for his promotion read Dec. 1818. He was promoted
		16	for From 1825 read For several years
		26	after lieutenant-general insert he was colonel commandant Royal Engineers 1850
		13 f.e.	Chapman, Thomas: for in 1760 read 9 June 1760
61	i	21	Chappelow, Leonard: after Ockley insert combining with this the Lord Almoner's professorship of Arabic from 1729
62	i	1	Chapple, William (1677-1745): for William read Sir William
		9	before made insert in 1727
		21	for Grantly read Grantley
64	i	1	Chardin, Sir John: for Nov. read March
	ii	24 f.e.	Chardon, John: after B.D. insert on 24 Nov. 1581 became rector of Tedburn-St. Mary, Devonshire
97	ii	9 f.e.	Charles II.: after state insert and was himself superseded by Henry Coventry
		8 f.e.	for was Henry Coventry read secretary throughout the period being Lord Arlington
100	i	l.l.	omit after in
	ii	1-4	omit from October . . . . Meal-tub plot
		5	for him read Shaftesbury
116	ii	9 f.e.	Charleton, Walter: for twenty-two (1641) read twenty-four (1643)
124	ii	30	Charlton, Edward, 5th lord Charlton: for Berklay read Berkeley
125	i	11 f.e.	Charlton, Sir Job: for chief justice of the common pleas read a puisne judge
		5 f.e.	after Chester insert from which he retired in 1689
		3 f.e.	for 29 May read 24 May
128	ii	13 f.e.	Charlton, Thomas: after preferments insert He was made archdeacon of Totnes in 1302 and prebendary of Hereford in 1317
132	i	10	Charnock, John: for Merton College, Oxford read was commoner of Trinity College, Oxford, in 1775
134	i	30-32	Charnock, Stephen: for In the conflict . . . . for the control read After the practical extermination of the high church party and the surrender to the puritan party of the control
135	i	23	Charnock, Thomas: for 1524? read 1526
		24	for in the Isle of Thanet read at Faversham
		25	for 1524 or 1525 read 1526
136	i	10 f.e.	Charteris, Francis: for 'Rake's Progress' read 'Harlot's Progress'
138	ii	16 f.e.	Charteris, Lawrence: for bishop read archbishop
147	i	22 f.e.	Chatterton, Thomas: for Charlestown read Charleston
154	i	5	for Institution read Museum and Library
156	i	12 f.e.	Chaucer, Geoffrey: for second read third
170	ii	25	Chauncy, Sir Henry: after Radnor insert but resigned next year (1689)
		34	for Thruston read Thurston
171	i	35	for Chauncey read Chauncy
173	ii	8 f.e.	Cheape, Sir John: for and read He became in Dec. 1853
174	i	18	after K.C.B. insert (1849)
		22	offer being made insert colonel commandant Royal Engineers (1862 till death)
179	i	29	Cheke, Sir John: for October 1551 read 1547
	ii	10	for In or about 1544 read In 1542
188	ii	8	Chermside, Sir Robert A,: for In 1835 . . . . Guelphic order read He became K.H. in 1831, a knight-bachelor in 1835, and K.C.H. in 1837
192	i	25	Cheselden, William: after anatomist insert son of George Cheselden by his wife Deborah, daughter of Major William Hubbert of Rearsby, Leicestershire
193	ii	2 f.e.	for 1764 read 1754
		l.l.	after daughter insert Deborah Wilhelmina
198	i	5	Chesney, Francis R.: after year insert major-general 6 Jan. 1855, and full general 1 Jan. 1868
		14 f.e.	Chesney, Robert de: after Leicester insert and also of Lincoln
200	i	20	Chessar, Jane A.: after a member insert for Marylebone
	ii	19 f.e.	Chesshyre, Sir John: for Richard read Christopher
201	i	29-31	for From the inscription . . . . knight in 1733 read He was knighted on 7 June 1733
204	ii	17	Chester, Sir William: for 1553-4 read 1554-5
205	i	21-23	for resigned his office . . . . wife's death read in 1573 was removed from his office of alderman. (In 1556 he had left Farringdon-ward-without for Billingsgate, in 1559 Billingsgate for Bassishaw, and in 1566 Bassishaw for Langbourn.) He was president of Bethlehem and Bridewell Hospitals 1565-8
212	ii	18	Chetwynd, Edward: for Barclay read Berkeley
		21	after sermons insert He died 13 May 1639
213	ii	28 f.e.	Chetwynd, William R. C., 3rd Viscount Chetwynd: after 1702 inser M.P for Tamworth 1698-1700
		23 f.e.	omit and Lichfield and after to insert 1722 and 1724 to
		22 f.e.	for 1785 read 1784
214	i	28	Chevalier, John: for (fl. 1651) read (1589-1675)
		30	after war insert son of Clement Chevalier of St. Heliers by his second wife Jane, daughter of John Malzard. He
		13 f.e.	after sovereign insert Chevalier died 80 Nov. 1675, aged 86. He married Marie, daughter of Edward La Cloche
215	i	32	Chevallier, Anthony R.: for professor read professor or lecturer
		2 f.e.	for Syriac read Aramaic
	ii	11-9 f.e.	Chevallier, Temple: for eldest son . . . . Suffolk read youngest son of the Rev. Temple Chevallier
216	ii	15 f.e.	Cheyne, Charles, Viscount Newhaven: after chosen insert tory
		12 f.e.	for Agmondisham in 1660 read Great Marlovv in 1665-6
		10 f.e.	after 1681 insert He was commissioner of customs 1675-87
		8 f.e.	after for insert Harwich in 1690 and
217		14	for Buckinghamshire under Queen Anne read Agmondisham 1685-7, 1701-2, and 1705-9, Appleby 1689-95, and Buckinghamshire 1696-1701 and 1702-5
222	i	8-9	Cheyne, Sir William: for was recorder of London as early as 1378-9, but read is probably distinct from the William Cheyne who was recorder of London from 1377 (see Letter Book H, ff. 49, 75) to 1890 (ibid. ff. 246, 253), as he
	ii	30	Cheynell, Francis: for Allen read Robert Abbot
		19 f.e.	for 'Chillingworth read 'Chillingworthi
		12 f.e.	for 1640 read 1632
223	i	15-16	for Colchester read Chichester
		24-25	for with assiduous kindness read and his exhortations are said to have shortened Chillingworth's days
	ii	10	after professor insert and in right of the professorship prebendary of Worcester
		10 f.e.	for 1755 read 1775
		2 f.e.	for in 1655 read in Sept. 1655
		l.l.	for at read near
224	i	11	for distracted read little better than distracted
		22	for 'Chillingworth read 'Chillingworthi
		27	for 1643 read 1643-4
		13 f.e.	for Lover read Tower
		12 f.e.	for Tenets read Tenents
		7 f.e.	for 1736 read 1738
		5 f.e.	for Calamy's read Palmer's
		4 f.e.	for 1755 read 1775
	ii	6	Cheyney, John: for 1694 read 1674
		31	Cheyney, Richard: for 1578 read 1579
		19 f.e.	for Plainsford read Painswick
225	ii	15	for 1568 read 1563
226	ii	8 f.e.	Chichele, Henry: for 1473 read 1373
230	ii	26	for 1442 read 1443
231	i	15	for T. Cole read J. Cole
		l.l.	Chicheley, Sir John: after 1690 insert He was tory M.P. for Newton, Lancashire, 1679-81, 1685-7, and 1689 till death
	ii	11	Chicheley, Sir Thomas: for 1694 read 1699
		8 f.e.	for in 1694 read I Feb. 1698-9
		7 f.e.	for seventy-six read eighty-nine
		6 f.e.	for Chicheleiana read Chicheleana
235	ii	14	Chichester, Arthur, Lord Chichester: for Letitia read Lettice
		15-16	for Vaughan Blackham read Walter Vaughan of Golden Grove
236	i	12	Chichester, Arthur, 1st Earl of Donegal: for Rorkholt read Knockholt
239	i	15	Chiffinch, William: after p. 186) insert He was M.P. for Windsor 1685-7
		29	Chifney, Samuel: for Chifney read Chiffney and so through article
241	ii	6, 9	Child, Sir Francis (1642-1713): for Evans read Evance
		17	after 1702 insert when he became colonel of the Orange Regiment of the Trained Bands
		19	before The election insert Child entered the House of Commons as tory M.P. for Devizes in 1698, and was re-elected in Dec. 1700 and again in 1701. In 1700 he also stood for London
		26	after April 1705 insert He was re-elected in May for Devizes and sat till the dissolution in 1708
		34	before He was insert He was an original commissioner of Greenwich Hospital
		35	before and in 1705 insert of which he was president 1702-12
242	ii	31-32	Child, Sir Francis (1684?-1740): for in the year of his mayoralty . . . . 1732 read in 1718-9, 1721-5, 1726-30, 1731-5
244	ii	22	Child, Sir Josiah: after the town insert He was M.P. for Petersfield in 1659, for Dartmouth 1673-8, and for Ludlow 1685-7
		27	after director insert from 1677, deputy governor 1684-6 and 1688-90
		28	for chairman read governor
		29	before and for a time insert 1681-3, 1686-8
253	i	12	Chillingworth, William: after 1628 insert He was prebendary of Chester 1635-9
255	i	19	for 1637 read 1638
258	i	4 f.e.	Chinnery, George: for (fl. 1766-1846) read (d. 1852)
	ii	20	for about 1850 read of apoplexy in 1852
259	ii	20	Chippendale, Thomas: for 1752 read 1754
		22	for Prince William Henry read Hugh, Earl of Northumberland
		26 f.e.	Chisenhale, Edward: for (d. 1653?) read (d. 1654)
		8 f.e.	after 1653 8vo. read He died 5 March 1653-4
261	ii	24 f.e.	Chisholm, Walter: for Cockburnshaw read Cockburnspath
263	ii	12	Chishull, Edmund: after queen insert in 1719 prebendary of St. Paul's
266	i	5	Chiswell, Richard (1673-1751): for in 1714 M.P. read in 1715 whig M.P.
		19 f.e.	Chiswell, Trench: after Yorkshire insert horn. 1790 till death as a supporter of Pitt
267	ii	16-17	Chitty, Thomas: for Sir Emerson Tennent read Sir James Emerson Tennent
268	ii	2 f.e.	Cholmley, Sir Hugh: after Long parliaments insert until he was 'disabled,' 3 April 1648. He was knighted 19 May 1626 and made a baronet Aug. 1641
269	i	6 f.e.	for Slingby read Slingsby
270	i	29	Cholmley, Sir Roger: for 1546 read 1545
		2 f.e.	after privy council insert He was M.P. for Middlesex in 1554, 1555, 1558, and 1559
271	i	27	Cholmondeley, George, 2nd Earl of Cholmondeley: after bedchamber insert He was M.P. for Newton 1690-5 and colonel of the 1st Horse Guards 1698-1715
		16 f.e.	for 20 March read 18 Jan.
272	i	15	Cholmondeley, Hugh, 1st Earl of Cholmondeley: after Cheshire insert in 1704
		27, 31 32	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$ Cholmondeley, Mary: for Poever read Peover
	ii	7	Cholmondeley, Robert, Earl of Leinster: after baronet insert became M.P. for Cheshire in 1625
279	i	17	Christian, Sir Hugh C.: for in 1851 read 31 Aug. 1849
281	i	15	Christian, William: for 1666 read 1656
289	i	27	Christie, William D.: after parliament insert at Cambridge and Greenock in 1865 and 1868 respectively
297	ii	20 f.e.	Chubb, Thomas: for election read nomination
300	ii	5 f.e.	Chudleigh, Elizabeth, Countess of Bristol: for 1659 read 1759
301	ii	8 f.e.	Chudleigh, Sir George: for 1631 read 1601
		7 f.e.	for Lostwithiel read East Looe
		7-6 f.e.	for parliaments read parliament
		6 f.e.	omit respectively
		5 f.e.	after 1614 and insert for Lostwithiel to that which met on
302	ii	5-4 f.e.	Chudleigh, James: for On 30 Sept. 1643 . . . . General Fairfax read In the autumn of 1643 he was with the army of Prince Maurice in the west of England, and when on 6 Oct. the royalists captured Dartmouth
		3-2 f.e.	omit a few days afterwards
303	ii	24	Chudleigh, Thomas: before In April 1687 insert He was M.P. for Romney 1685-7
307	i	20	Churchill, Arabella: for 1668 read 1667
		31	for 1670 read 1667
		39	after daughter insert Arabella
308	i	26	Churchill, Awnsham: after Churchill insert He was M.P. for Ipswich 1707-17
	ii	13	Churchill, Charles (1656-1714): for October 1705 read 26 May 1702
		29	for 1711 read death
		34	after foot guards insert (he was colonel of the 3rd foot March to Dec. 1688)
		9 f.e.	after Churchill insert was colonel of the 1st foot 1709-18, of the 16th dragoons 1718-17, and of the 10th dragoons 1728 till death. He
		8 f.e.	after and was also governor insert of Chelsea 1720-2 and
		7 f.e.	after Plymouth insert 1722 till death
		4-2 f.e.	omit with whom . . . . Sir Robert Walpole
309	i	36	Churchill, Charles (1731-1764): for fellowship read postmastership
311	ii	35	for Grey read Gray
314	ii	22	Churchill, George: for 1700 read 1685 to 1687 and 1680
		23	after St. Albans insert voting with the tories
315	i	40	Churchill, Sir John: for 1638 read Dec. 1682
		41	for Sir Thomas Atkins read Sir Robert Atkyns
		16 f.e.	for summer vacation read vacation (16 Oct.)
317	ii	10 f.e.	Churchill, John, 1st Duke of Marlborough: after James insert Having been removed from the colonelcy of the 3rd horse guards, he was restored in April 1689 and subsequently until 1692 was colonel of the 7th foot (Royal Fusiliers)
320	i	25 f.e.	for 1798 read 1698
		10 f.e.	for rural read nine
321	i	9	after ordnance insert (He was colonel of the 24th foot 1702-4, of the 1st foot guards 1704-12 and 1714 till death.)
		13	for Duke read Earl
322	ii	20	after wardrobe insert on his father's death in 1709
323	ii	2	for secretary of war read secretary at war
		10	for Whiston read Wharton
325	ii	22-23	omit Robert Walpole . . . . small office
326	i	28	for Villars read Villeroy
329	i	38	for Hodges read Hedges
332	ii	15 f.e.	for 1709 read 1708
337	i	7	for Indus read Indies
340	ii	17 f.e.	for Hall read Hare
341	ii	18 f.e.	Churchill, John W. S., 7th Duke of Marlborough: for seventh read sixth
		16 f.e.	for sixth read fifth
342	i	12	after 1868 insert He had been made K.G. 23 May 1868
		18	after president insert of the Royal Agricultural Society in 1859 and
	ii	25	Churchill, Sir Winston: for Plymouth read Weymouth
		26	for 1668 read Jan 1663-4
		20 f.e.	for Lynn Regis read Lyme Regis
346	i	21	Churton, Edward: for 1810 read 1830
354	i	20 f.e.	Cibber, Colley: for 1694 read 1696
355	ii	2 f.e.	for Dover read Truro 1713-14
366	ii	12-9 f.e.	Clagett, Nicholas: for He was doubtless . . . . the degree of D.D. read He was admitted at Trinity College, Cambridge, on 14 April 1702 and graduated B.A. 1705-6, M.A. 1709, and D.D. 1724. He was elected librarian of Trinity 27 Nov. 1706
367	i	12 f.e.	Clagett, William: after p. 129) insert He became chaplain in ordinary to the king in 1677
369	ii	28	Clairmont, Clara M. J.: for twenty-two read eighteen
371	i	21	Clapham, David: for Beamesley read Beamsley
372	i	16	Clapham, Henoch: for a year read three years
375	ii	4 f.e.	Clare, De, Family of: for Unread 1183?
376	ii	29	Clare, Elizabeth de: for was born read who was born
377	i	5	for Armoy read Amory
384	ii	16 f.e.	Clare, John (1793-1864): for 1821 read 1820
386	i	31	for Clare's portrait read A portrait of Clare painted by Grimshaw when the poet was about fifty is now in the Northampton Museum. Another
388	ii	32	Clare, Sir Ralph: before In the cause insert He was M.P. for Droitwich in 1621 and for Bewdley in 1624, 1625, 1626, 1627-8
		35	for 1655 read 1651
398	i	15-12 f.e.	Clarges, Sir Thomas: for That he sat clear from 'Thurloe read He was M.P. for Ross and Cromarty in 1656 and for Haddington in 1658-9. Cf. 'Thurloe
404	i	27	Clark, Richard (1739-1831): for on 19 May read in May
		32-33	for appointed president of Bridewell read was treasurer of Bridewell from 1781 till death. He was colonel of a regiment of City militia 1778-94
410	ii	3 f.e.	Clark, William G.: for Gainsford read Gainford
411	i	23 f.e.	for Scale read Score
	ii	29	for Munro read Munby
412	ii	17 f.e.	Clark-Kennedy, John: for commanded the 7th dragoon guards read was colonel of the 6th dragoon guards from 1860 to 1862
		16 f.e.	for at the time of read from 1862 till
413	i	34	for 1862 read 1860
	ii	10-9 f.e.	Clarke, Charles (d. 1750): for In the new parliament of 1741 read In Jan. 1742-3
		8 f.e.	omit in its second session
		7 f.e.	before Hilary term insert the following
424	i	8 f.e.	Clarke, George (1660-1736): for 1660 read 1661
		7 f.e.	after virtuoso insert born 7 May 1661
	ii	34	after he insert was M.P. for Winchester 1702-5 and
		15 f.e.	after but insert was M.P. for Launceston 1711-13
425	i	12	for 1684 read 1681
		13	for from 1692 read in Ireland 1690-2 and in England 1692-3
		22	after held it insert (1710-14)
		18 f.e.	after group insert by Giovanni da Bologna
		16 f.e.	after until insert it was sold for old lead
430	i	23	Clarke, James S.: for to the king read and royal chaplain from 1816
433	i	33	Clarke, John (1687-1734): Note that the work numbered 10—'Formulæ oratoriæ,' &c. is not by the subject of this article. Through the greater part of the seventeenth century this work was a very popular school book, being originally published before 1632, in which year it reached a fourth edition, and being often reissued (e.g. in London in 1637 and 1670, and at Zurich in 1694). Its author was John Clarke, B.D. (of Fiskerton, Lincolnshire).
435	ii	22	Clarke, Joseph: before 1776 insert 1742, second edition
437	ii	16	Clarke, Mary A.: omit J. Wilson Croker
449	ii	17	Clarke, William (1696-1771): for Haghmon read Haughmond
		33	for 1738 read 1727 and after prebendary and insert in 1738 canon
		40	for Chittingley read Chiddingly