Dictionary of National Biography, 1904 errata/Volume 43

Dictionary of National Biography

ERRATA IN VOLUME XLIII

OWENS—PASSELEWE

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

Page	Col.	Line
3	i	2	Owtram, William: for elected to a fellowship read from 1648 to 1657 a fellow
		7-8	for was in Lincolnshire . . . . the rectory read was the rectory of Navenby, Lincolnshire, which he held from 17 May 1656 till his presentation in 1659 to the rectory
		14-15	for was also for some time rector or minister read was from 1664 till his death in 1679 rector
		3 f.e.	before 2nd insert 1682,
7	i	34	Oxenbridge, John: for Hasley read Hasely
		35	for Loughton read Coughton
18	i	4	Oxlee, John: after leaving insert by his wife, the daughter of R. A. Worsop, of Howden Hall, Yorkshire,
19	i	12	Oxley, Joseph: for Whitfield read Whitefield
23	i	14	Pace, Richard: after same year; insert rector of Barwick in Elmet, near Leeds, 4 Feb. 1519 (Duchy of Lancaster Records, in Public Record Office, communicated by the Rev. F. S. Colman);
		23-27	omit It is doubtful whether . . . 1879, p. 1).
35	i	38-39	Paddy, Sir William: omit elected a fellow of his college, where he was
		39	after contemporary insert at St. John's
		40	after [q. v.] insert and for many years occupied rooms in college.
37	ii	12	Paganel, Ralph: after married insert Avicia de Romeilli and died before 1135; his daughter Alice married Robert de Gaunt [see Gaunt, Maurice de]. Another William Paganel, lord of Routiers, Hubert, and Hambie, married
		14-17	omit by his second marriage . . . [see Gaunt, Maurice de].
		18	for His son Fulk read Fulk Paganel
51	ii	15 f.e.	Paget, Lord George A. F.: for York read Yorke
60	ii	2 f.e.	Paget, William, 1st Baron Paget: for The morning after read Three days after
62	ii	9 f.e.	for vol. read pp.
65	ii	1	Pagit, Eusebius: for (1551? read (1547?
		3	for about 1551 read about 1547, being son of Richard Pagitt, of that place, by Catherine, daughter of Euseby Isham, of Pytchley, and sister of John Isham, of Lamport
		17-19	for and commenced B.A. . . . . this seems incorrect read was scholar in 1564-5 and graduated B.A. in 1567-8. He was ordained deacon in London in June 1569, being aged 22, and was rector of Old, Northamptonshire, in 1570.
76	ii	31	Paine, Thomas: for Penn's read Paine's
79	ii	22 f.e.	Painter, Edward: for Stratford read Stretford
86	ii	30	Pakington, Dorothy, Lady: for Warwickshire read Worcestershire
88	i	3	after the 'Duty' insert (cf. Atterbury's Sermons, 1737, iv. 45)
88	ii	10	Pakington, Sir John (d. 1560): for Lyttleton read Lyttelton
121	ii	34-35	Palmer, Edward: for Crompton Scorfen read Compton Scorpin
126	ii	13	Palmer, Sir Geoffrey: after in 1598 read Matriculating as a pensioner from Christ's College, Cambridge, in Dec. 1612 (in the same year as Miles Corbet, the regicide), he graduated B.A. in 1615-6 and M.A. in 1619. He was admitted to the Middle Temple in June 1616.
127	i	13	for Thomas read Francis
144	ii	11	Palmer, formerly Budworth, Joseph: for son read nephew
		13	after shire insert and was son of Joseph Budworth, originally of Coventry
147	i	36	Palmer, Richard (d. 1195): for latter read letter
149	ii	6	Palmer, Roger, Earl of Castlemaine: for duly read drily
153	ii	22	Palmer, Roundell, 1st Earl of Selborne: for effort read effect
		3 f.e.	for 1875 read 1878
161	i	9	Palmer, Sir Thomas (d. 1553): for 1550 read 1551
	ii	5	for Queen Jane read Queen Mary
166	i	4	Palmer, William (1824-1856): for William read Walter
184	i	14	Panter, David: after 1558 insert and was succeeded in the bishopric by Henry Sinclair [q. v.]
187	i	5	Pantulf, William: for Henry II read Henry I
229	i	5	Parke, Thomas H.: for Lieutenant Stair read Lieutenant William Grant Stairs [q. v.]
240	ii	15	Parker, Henry, 8th Baron Morley: for James read John
245	ii	14	Parker, Sir Hyde (1739-1807): omit but the latter . . . his father
247	i	21 f.e.	Parker, John (fl. 1655): for Anthony à Wood states that he read He
		19-18 f.e.	for but if so . . . extant read (a copy of the small tract is in the Thomason Collection at the British Museum)
268	i	10 f.e.	Parker, Richard (1767?-1797): for (1767? read (1767
		9-8 f.e.	for born about 1767 . . . well-to-do baker read baptised in the church of St. Mary Major, Exeter, 24 April 1767, was son of Richard Parker, baker
		7 f.e.	for Exeter read the parish of St. Mary Major, Exeter
		6 f.e.	for to have entered read He entered
		4 f.e.	for and to have read and is stated to have been acting lieutenant at the close of the American war. He is also said to have
	ii	20-27	for What appears to be true . . . by volunteering for the navy and read About 1791 he married Anne MacHardy (of a Scottish family), who lived at Exeter, and leaving the sea went to Scotland. He is said to have been employed at one time in making golf balls for players on Bruntsfield Links. While imprisoned for debt, apparently at Edinburgh, he, in 1797, accepted the bounty of 30l. as a volunteer for the navy, and was drafted to a tender off Leith. He
		33	for Parker was recognised read Parker's officer-like bearing caused him to be recognised
269	i	7-12	omit Nor has it ever been explained . . . their chief.
		4 f.e.	for it was said, to take it to Exeter. read she said, to take it either to Exeter or to Scotland.
		3-2 f.e.	for It was, however . . . magistrate read After an attempt to bury the remains in Aldgate churchyard was frustrated by the mob, they were
		l.l.	for three children read one child; another died just before he left Leith.
274 275	i i	11 f.e. 13 f.e.	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$ Parker Samuel (1640-1688): for Transpos'd read Transpros'd
284	ii	22 f.e.	Parker, William, 4th Baron Monteagle: for His mother read Parker's mother
319	ii	11 f.e.	Parkyns, Sir Thomas: for Knype read Knipe
322	i	4 f.e.	Parmentier, James: for the town of Hull read Holy Trinity Church, Hull
324	ii	5	Parnell, Charles S.: for Mr. Shaw read William Shaw [q. v.]
328	ii	31-33	for Upon the announcement . . . the house, read Parnell was not in the house when this decision was announced,
329	ii	17	after Land Act insert and pointing to the ravages of crime in Ireland warned Parnell that the resources of civilisation were not exhausted by the government.
		20	for replied read announced
329	ii	21-24	for by pointing to the ravages . . . by the government. Next day Parnell read the intention of the government to put Parnell in prison. On the same day he
347	i	37	Parnell, James: for Abbey Ripon read Abbot's Ripon
	ii	4	for or read of
		5	for Matins read Meetings
374	i	13 f.e.	Parry, Edward (1830-1890): after in title insert Richard Rogers [q. v.]
382	i	8	Parry, Sir Love P. J.: for Carmarthenshire read Carnarvonshire
384	i	25	Parry, Robert (fl. 1595): after book ii. insert In 1597 'Robert Parry, gent.' issued a volume of verse entitled 'Sinetes,' of which a unique copy, formerly at Lamport Hall, is now at Britwell. It is dedicated to Sir John Salusbury.
387	i	29	Parry, Thomas G.: for (d. 1849) read (d. 1848)
388	i	28	Parry, William (d. 1585): omit Jesuits like
	ii	12	for 1630? read 1618
		13 f.e.	for on Tower Hill read in Westminster Palace Yard
420	ii	47-48	Parsons, Sir William (1570?-1650): omit attorney-general in Ireland and
421	i	27	for Sloane MSS. read Addit. MSS.
435	i	29-30	Pasco, John: for three sons and two daughters; read six sons (two of whom died in infancy) and three daughters;