N.B.— f.e. stands for from end and l.l. for last line
| Page | Col. | Line | |
| 6 | i | l.l. | Johnson, Charles (1679-1748): for Estramaduran read Estremadurah |
| ii | 3 f.e. | after 1748. insert He was buried at Hendon on 18 March. | |
| 9 | ii | 23 | Johnson, Francis (1562-1618): for Oxford read Cambridge |
| 12 | i | 7 f.e. | Johnson, George H. S.: for Earl Selborne read Earl of Selborne |
| ii | 9 | for Wells read St. Cuthbert's, Wells | |
| 16 | i | 22 | Johnson, James (1705-1774): for Ricard's Castle read Richard's Castle |
| 22 | i | 4 | Johnson, Joseph: for seventy-first read seventy-second |
| 23 | i | 14 f.e. | Johnson, Maurice: for Vertue read Virtue |
| 25 | i | 19 f.e. | Johnson, Richard (1573-1659?): for 218 read 318 |
| 40 | ii | 26 | Johnson, Samuel (1709-1784): for Streatham Place read Streatham Park |
| 45 | ii | 12 | for mark read mask |
| 46 | i | 22 | for 1724 read 16-24 |
| 56 | i | 2 | Johnston, Archibald, Lord Warriston: for (1610? read (1611 |
| 3 | for probably about 1610 read in 1611 | ||
| 5 | for of Beirholm in Annandale, read a merchant of Edinburgh, who died 24 April 1617, | ||
| 6-7 | for In early years . . . . a pupil of read He was baptised at Edinburgh 28 March 1611. He was educated at Glasgow University, under his kinsman | ||
| 9 | after versity insert and graduated M.A. | ||
| 57 | i | 5 | for 1640 read 1646 |
| 58 | ii | 2 | for (1643? read (1655 |
| 61 | i | 3 | Johnston, Francis: omit probably |
| 4 | for Richard Johnston, who read William Johnston, architect of Armagh. A brother, Richard Johnston, who died in 1806, | ||
| 6 | for He read Francis | ||
| 36 | for J. C. Thompson read Martin Creggan | ||
| 37-38 | for has been engraved. read is in the council chamber of the Hibernian Academy. | ||
| ii | 8 f.e. | Johnston, George (1814-1889): for nephew read brother | |
| 64 | i | 23 | Johnston, James: for (1643? read (1655 |
| 25 | after Warriston [q. v.] insert and was baptised 9 Sept. 1655 (Brodie, Diary, 155) | ||
| 65 | i | 15-14 f.e. | for according to . . . . the age of read at the age of eighty-two. The 'London Magazine' gives his age as |
| 13 f.e. | for but according to read and | ||
| 12 f.e. | for at the age of ninety-three only read as ninety-three | ||
| 67 | ii | 18 f.e. | Johnston, Nathaniel: for Ufflete read Usflete |
| 86 | ii | 13 | Jollie, Thomas: for in September read 14 Sept. |
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