Dictionary of National Biography, 1904 errata/Volume 20

Dictionary of National Biography

ERRATA IN VOLUME XX

FORREST—GARNER

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

Page	Col.	Line
13	ii	9	Forster, Edward (1769-1828) : for Somerville Aston read Aston Somerville
15	ii	10-12	Forster, Johann G.A.: for for some years teacher . . . .in a school in Warrington read from 1768 tutor of French, German, and natural history in the Warrington academy
17	i	33-34	Forster, John: for In the December of that year Charles Lamb died; read He was soon a close friend of Charles Lamb.
18	ii	5	for 2 Feb. read 1 Feb.
24	ii	7-5 f.e.	Forster, William (1784-1854): for daughter of Mr. Buxton . . . . Joseph John Gurney [q. v.] read daughter of Thomas Fowell Buxton of Earl's Colne, Essex, and sister of Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton [q. v.].
25	ii	21	for aged 70 read aged 69
50	i	6-4 f.e.	Fortrey, Samuel: for and again in Whitworth's . . . . in 1856, read in Sir Charles Whitworth's 'Scarce Tracts on Trade and Commerce, Serving as a Supplement to Davenant's Works,' 1778, and in 1856 in the Political Economy Club's 'Select Collection of Early English Tracts on Commerce' (ed. McCulloch),
54	i	20	Foster, James: for Joseph Hallet, sen. read Joseph Hallet (d. 1722).
		26	for Joseph Hallet, jun. read Joseph Hallet (d. 1722)
86	i	2-1 f.e.	Fowler, Edward : for Glanvil's Saducismus read Glanvill's Sadducismus
89	i	8 f.e.	Fowler, William (fl. 1603): after poet, insert son of Thomas Fowler (d. 1590), executor to the Countess of Lennox, Arabella Stuart's grandmother (cf. E.T. Bradley [Mrs. A. Murray Smith], Life of Arabella Stuart, 1889 passim)
91	i	10-11	Fowns, Richard : for Stoke Severn read Severn Stoke
112	i	5 f.e.	Fox, Charles Richard: for 1831 read 1835
113	ii	34-35	Fox, Edward: for the hospital read the mastership of the hospital
124	i	17 f.e.	Fox, Henry, 1st Baron Holland: for 26 Nov. read 16 Dec.
126	i	24	Fox, Henry R. V., 3rd Lord Holland: for 26 Dec. read 16 Dec.
		19 f.e.	for Lady Godfrey Webster read the wife of Sir Godfrey Webster
128	i	16 f.e.	for 'Dobledo's read 'Doblado's
130	i	3	Fox, John (fl. 1676): for Calamy's Nonconf. Memorial (Palmer, 1802), read Palmer's Nonconf. Memorial (London, 1802),
132	ii	25	Fox, Luke: for iv. 331-2 read iv. 305-6
133	i	25	Fox, Robert W.: for eighty-eighth read eighty-ninth
149	ii	17 f.e.	Foxe, John: for 1629 read 1630
		16 f.e.	for twelve read eleven
		5 f.e.	for 1641 read 1642
156	i	2-1 f.e.	Foxe, Samuel: for A treatise on the Apocalypse dedicated to Archbishop read The Latin treatise on the Apocalypse dedicated by him to Archbishop
	ii	1	for is said to have been written by him. read was written by his father.
159	ii	2 f.e.	Frampton, Robert : omit about 1651
160	ii	28	for some time in the autumn of 1690. read on 1 Feb. 1690-1.
162	i	22 f.e.	Frampton, Tregonwell: for Auglia Notitia read Chamberlayne's Angliæ Notitia
163	i	23
174	i	27	Francis, Sir Philip: for Chatham read Mansfield
177	ii	18	for a Swiss merchant, read a Swiss officer in the East India Company's service,
		6 f.e.	for 1779 read 1780
178	ii	28	for in the spring of 1803, read on 2 Jan. 1803,
180	i	28 f.e	for iii. 258 read ii. 258
		9 f.e.	for Lang's read Laing's
181	ii	10 f.e.	Franck, Richard: for Böhm's read Böhme's
185	ii	12	Frank, Mark: for the following year read the same year
210	ii	40	Fraser, James (1818-1885): for Perceval read Percival
		53-54	for and on 15 June 1880 read Three months before
211	i	22-24	for a volume of his sermons edited by J. Doyle was published, read two volumes of his sermons appeared, edited by J. W. Diggle, the author of 'The Lancashire Life of Bishop Fraser,' 1889.
213	ii	6	Fraser, James S.. for eighty-third year read eighty-seventh year
216	i	2 f.e.	Fraser, Robert W.: for 1847 read 1844
223	i	18	Fraser, Simon: for is or was preserved at Parnton House, read is preserved at Farraline House,
229	i	4	Fraunce, Abraham: after Ramus.' insert A manuscript Latin comedy called 'Victoria,' dedicated to Sir Philip Sidney, together with a manuscript copy of the work numbered 1 supra, is at Penshurst (Hist. MSS. Comm. Rep. iii. 230).
233	i	17 f.e.	Frederick, Colonel: for 23738 read 23798
	ii	38-34	Frederick, Augustus, Duke of York aud Albany: for Frederick abandoned his title on being created read Frederick, who retained the bishopric of Osnaburg till 1803, was created
235	i	36-37	for opposition to a speech read opposition to it in a speech
240	ii	23	Freeman, Philip: for 'The Real Science read 'The Real Presence
244	ii	20	Freind, Robert: for Freind read his son William
267	ii	26	Frere, John: for Frere also went to Trinity, read Frere went to Caius College, where he was elected scholar,
268	i	37	Frere, John H.: after a fellow of Caius insert (1793-1816)
269	i	3	for 1812 read 1816
278	i	3 f.e.	Friswell, James H.: for 1861 read 1858; 3rd ed. 1861
	ii	8	for 1865 read 1864
		21	for 1868 read 1865
283	ii	13	Frobisher, Sir Martin: for Isabel, read Isabel, whom he married 30 May 1559
		14	for Thomas Riggat read Thomas Rickard of Snaith
284	ii	40	after 1878; insert J. J. Cartwright's Life of Frobisher in Chapters in the History of Yorkshire, 1872;
285	i	14-15	Frodsham, Bridge: for he never left York, where he died 26 Oct. 1768, read he rarely left York. He died at Hull 21 Oct. 1768,
290	ii	9	Froucester, Walter: for the Blessed Virgin read S. Mary de Lode
294	ii	3	Fry, Elizabeth: for eldest child read third daughter
		5	for Her brother was read Her younger brothers included Daniel Gurney [q. v.] and
315	i	9	Fuller, Samuel: for 1682 read 1692
315	i	28	Fuller, Thomas (1608-1661): for St. Peter's, Aldwincle read Aldwincle St. Peter
	ii	29	for at Boughton read of Boughton
		11 f.e.	for 1738 read 1638
316	ii	28	for position read petition
317	ii	86	for granddaughter read descendant
318	ii	23	for Redevivus read Redivivus
319	ii	14 f.e.
342	i	25	Fyneux, Sir John: for 1526 read 1527
		36
	ii	36	for 1505 read 1515
343	ii	19	for privileges read privilege
		20	for but read and but
364	ii	29	Gainsborough, Thomas: for has not been recovered since. read was not recovered till 1901.
376	i	33	Gale, Roger: for Gale left read Gale gave
377	i	21	Gale, Theophilus: for prebend read prebendary
379	i	13 f.e.	Gale, Thomas (1635?-1702): for bequeathed read given in 1738
		5 f.e.	for 1671-70 read 1671
380	i	15	for Nicholson's read Nicolson's
381	ii	17	Gall, Saint: for near the bay of Carrickfergus, read at the mouth of Belfast Lough,
386	ii	28	Galloway, Patrick: for 12 Jan. read 14 Jan.
389	ii	10-11	Galt, John: for the daughter of Dr. Tilloch, read Elizabeth, daughter of Alexander Tilloch [q. v.],
390	i	26	for 1817 read 1820
391	ii	15 f.e.	after family grave, insert He left two sons, Sir Alexander Tilloch Galt, who became premier of Canada, and Thomas Galt, who became a judge.
394	i	34	Gambier, James, Lord Gambier: for 1799 read 1795
399	i	35	Gammage, Robert G.: for G—— (d. 1888) read George (1815-1888)
		37	after Northampton insert born in 1815
404	i	14	Garbett, Edward: for Hereford College read Hereford Cathedral School
423	ii	16	Gardiner, Stephen: for 1551 read 1550
		29	for 18 April 1552 read 15 Feb. 1550-1
432	ii	16 f.e.	Gardner, William L.: for (1770 read (1771
433	i	37	for Nepaul read Kamaun
	ii	10 27 29	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$ for Parks read Parkes
436	i	2	Gargrave, Sir Thomas: omit Thomas
436	ii	14	Garland, Augustine: for Tangiers read Tangier
437	i	17 f.e.	Garland, John: after Henry III. insert The name Garland was familiar in London. One John Garland was prebendary of St. Paul's in 1200 (Le Neve, ii. 417); another was sheriff of London in 1212.