Dictionary of National Biography, 1904 errata/Volume 21

Dictionary of National Biography

ERRATA IN VOLUME XXI

GARNETT—GLOUCESTER

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

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5 6	ii i	14 f.e. 3 f.e. 3 33	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$ Garnett, John: for Lynam read Burdy
13	ii	14 f.e.	Garraway, Sir Henry: for when Garraway read It is commonly stated in error that then Garraway
		9 f.e.	after acclamation, insert Garraway's alleged speech was a tract written by Hyde for publication.
		7 f.e.	for On his way home he read The writer of the published oration fancifully asserted that Garraway on his way home
14	ii	44-45	Garrett, Jeremiah L.: for Christ's College read Christ's Hospital
30	i	3 f.e.	Garter, Bernard: for Braystocke read Brigstocke
35	i	15	Gascoigne, Sir Bernard: for 17 Oct. read 24 Sept.
		16-17	for thirty-one years at the rent of 207. read forty-four years at the rent of 20l. (Sloane MS. 856, f. 8).
	ii	31	for Innsbruck read Austria
38	ii	26	Gascoigne, George: for Gaston read Gascoigne (not Gaston, as printed in the Calendar)
		28-32	for But the identity of Gaston . . . . librarians assigned to Gascoigne read There is little doubt that Gascoigne was the author of
		23-19 f.e.	for All the best evidence . . . . in pious exercises, read The 'Spoyle' was reprinted in Mr. Arber's 'English Garner,' vol. viii.
44	i	21	Gascoigne, Sir Thomas: for (1596? read (1598?
		22	for 1596 read 1593
46	ii	39	Gascoigne, Sir William: for Harwood read Harewood
50	ii	16	Gaskell, Elizabeth C.: for her life read her married life
51	ii	8	for 1865, &c.) read in 'Household Words,' 1855, &c.)
		10	for both 1865. read both of which appeared in 'Household Words,' the first in 1853 and the second in 1855.
56	ii	27	Gassiot, John P.: for he endowed read he helped to endow
		15 f.e.	after Gassiot insert who was elected a fellow of the society,
62	i	39	Gataker, Thomas: for Goulson read Goulston
83	i	15	Gawler, George: after rank of colonel, insert In 1833 he contributed to 'The United Service Journal,' part ii., a paper called 'The Crisis and Close of the Action at Waterloo, by an Eye-witness,' which was reissued as a pamphlet (Dublin, 1833) and caused great controversy. Gawler contended that his own regiment (the 52nd), supported by the rest of Adams's brigade, and not the guards, defeated Napoleon's final attack. Gawler defended his contention against Sir Hussey Vivian in 'The United Service Journal' for 1833, and was corroborated by W. Leeke in his 'Lord Seaton's Regiment at Waterloo,' 1866.
98	i	14	Ged, William: for 1744 read 1739
		16	after 1736 insert (2nd edit. 1744)
102	ii	23	Geddes, Jenny: for (1660) read (1670)
		25	after folding stool.' insert Kirkton, writing in 1679, says the woman's name was not known.
		34	after Edinburgh.' insert The conflict among early writers on the topic leaves the woman's name a very open question.
		36-37	for Although the name . . . . afterwards applied read The name Jenny Geddes is said to have been applied at a later date
		38	for likely to make read who made
		40-41	for there seems no reason to doubt . . . . in 1637. read (cf. articles by Mr. John M. Robertson in Scottish Leader, Nov. 1889 and 17 Feb. 1890).
113	ii	19 f.e.	Gell, Sir John: for John Gell read Thomas Gell
		18 f.e.	for Millicent Sacheverell read Millicent, daughter of Ralph Sacheverell
		13-12 f.e.	for In 1612 he married read On 22 Jan. 1609, when only sixteen, he married
114	ii	23 f.e.	after ii. 559). insert His younger brother, Thomas (1594-1656), recorder and M.P. for Derby, served under John during the Civil War in 1645 (cf. Reliquary, vol. xi. p. 225).
115	ii	3	Gell, Robert: for (d. 1665) read (1595-1665)
		4	before was a member insert born on 19 Feb. 1594-5 (Sloane MS. 1707, f. 13) at Frindsbury, Kent,
		5-8	for He appears to have been educated . . . . Cambridgeshire, read He was educated at Westminster School, and proceeded with a king's scholarship to Christ's College, Cambridge, where he matriculated as sizar in 1615. He graduated B.A. 1617-8, M.A. 1621, B.D. 1628, and D.D. 1641, being fellow of Christ's from 1623 till after 1638.
		17	for his death on 25 March 1665 read his death at Pampisford on 20 March 1664-5 and after 1665. insert He married about 1644 a lady owning property at Pampisford, in Cambridgeshire, and his widow (Elizabeth) died there, 12 Sept. 1668, leaving a daughter, Elizabeth, who erected an altar tomb to her parents in Pampisford churchyard in 1674. Gell left his books to Christ's and Queens' Colleges, with money 'to buy books,' to those foundations, as well as to the king's scholars of Westminster.
116	i	7	Gell, Sir William: for Bournabashi read Bounabashi
120	ii	7-6 f.e.	Gent, Sir Thomas: for Corpus Christi College read Christ's College, where one 'Gent' matriculated as a pensioner in 1548,
121	i	22	for 1506 read 1586
122	i	41	Gent, Thomas: for eighty-seventh read eighty-sixth
131	i	14 f.e. 11 f.e.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$ Geoffrey (d. 1093): for archbishop read bishop
145	i	12	Geoffrey (d. 1212): for Raine read Dixon and Raine
147	i	12	George I: for 1674 read 1694
148	ii	10 f.e.	for 7 May read 7 May 1714
149	i	23	for I Aug. read I Aug. 1714
175	i		George III: for Briton (twice) read Britain
196	ii	20	George IV: for see Rawdon, Francis read see Hastings, Francis Rawdon
203	ii	36	after suddenly died, insert He was buried in St. George's Chapel, Windsor.
205	i	11 f.e.	George, Prince of Denmark: for Sherburne read Sherborne
206	i	17	for against read for
220	ii	11	Gerard, Sir Gilbert: for 8 Oct. read 8 Nov.
		12	for 21 July read 23 July
224	i	4	Gerard, John (1632-1654): for 'Quarterly Review,' March 1886, read 'English Historical Review,' Oct. 1888,
	ii	35	Gerard, Richard: for Hansly read Hansby
235	i	15-16	Germain, George S. 1st Viscount Sackville: omit at the age of seventy-four,
261	i	12 f.e.	Gibbons, Grinling: after the text insert Cf. Audit Office Declared Accounts in Public Record Office (giving prices of various works)
		2 f.e.	Gibbons, John: for cathedral church read collegiate church
280	ii	11	Gibson, John (1790-1866): for he won read John Gibson won
290	ii	5-4 f.e.	Giffard, Sir Ambrose H.: for Norton read Morton
291	i	2-3	for his relative read his father's intimate friend
294	i	15-14 f.e.	Giffard, Godfrey: for the Giffards of Weston-under-Edge read the Giffords of Weston-sub-Edge
295	i	6 f.e.	Giffard, John, Lord Giffard of Bromsfield: after Prince Edward there insert in March 1264
296	ii	12	Giffard, Stanley L.: omit of cancer
300	ii	33	Gifford, George (d. 1620): after ii. 201). insert He took no degree at Oxford and seems to have graduated B.A. (1569-70) and M.A. (1573) from Christ's College, Cambridge. It is probable that he is the George Gifford who, aged 30, was ordained by the bishop of London both deacon and priest in Dec. 1578.
302	i	12	Gifford, Gilbert: for Achin read Anchine
308	ii	13 f.e.	Gifford, William (1756-1826): for Halsworthy read Halsbury
311	i	32	for an elegy beginning read an elegy of which the second line runs
312	ii	20	Gilbart, James W.: for and in Spain at Rio de Janeiro, read at Rio de Janeiro and in Spain.
316	i	9 f.e.	Gilbert of Sempringham: after Bollington insert near Wragby
323	ii	31	Gilbert, Davies: for Richard Telford read Thomas Telford
326	i	33	Gilbert, Sir Geoffrey: for Remington read Runnington
	ii	3 f.e.	Gilbert, George: for (1559? read (1555
327	i	1	for about 1559 and read in 1555, and was grandson of William Gilbert of Clare, Suffolk (cf. Vincent's Grants of Arms, vol. ii. 380, in library of College of Arms)
330	i	33	Gilbert, John (fl. 1680): for had a charge in Peterborough read was vicar of St. John the Baptist in Peterborough
	ii	23	Gilbert, John (1693-1761): for 63 read 68
337	i	5	Gilbert, Thomas (1720-1798): for George Craufurd read Lieutenant-Colonel George Craufurd
346	ii	26	Gilderdale, John: for Essex read Yorkshire
355	ii	27	Gill, William J.: for 1881) read 1882)
356	i	29	for Baker read Baber
357	i	8	for 1881 read 1882
365	ii	26	Gillespie, Thomas: for the extended read the erroneously extended
370	i	14 f.e.	Gillies, Robert P.: add to works 16. 'Ranulph de Rohais: a Romance of the Twelfth Century,' 3 vols., 1830, 8vo.
383	i	32	Gilpin, Sawrey: for Gilbert read Gilpin
397	ii	17 f.e.	Girtin: for Mr. Henderson read Mr. Henderson's son
408	i	22	Glanvill, Joseph: for 1675 read 1655
411	ii	18 f.e.	Glanville, Gilbert de: for Stroud read Strood
422	ii	8 f.e.	Glazebrook, James: for Glasebrook read Glazebrook
426	i	17 f.e.	Glemham, Sir Thomas: omit According to Wood
		16 f.e.	for he read He and omit gentleman
		15 f.e.	after Trinity College insert which he entered in 1610
431	ii	16	Glendower, Owen: for 9 Sept. read 9 July
433	i	14	for was read was not
		15	omit not
438	i	28	Glisson, Francis: for 14 Oct. read 16 Oct.