ERRATA—Volume II
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| 67 | i | 14 f.e. | Arbuthnot, Sir Thomas: for queen read prince-regent |
| 9 f.e. | after rank of insert major-general in 1825, and of | ||
| 5 f.e. | for in 1849 read on 26 Jan. 1849 | ||
| ii | 29 | Archdall, Mervyn: after cathedral insert this he resigned in 1772 | |
| 71 | i | 26 | Archer, John (1598-1682): for Hide read Hyde |
| 44 | for 1661 read 1672 | ||
| 75 | i | 23 f.e. | Arden, Richard, P., Baron Alvanley: for In 1782 he became M.P. for Newton read In 1783 he became M.P. for Newtown (I. of W.) |
| 22 f.e. | for a year later read two years later | ||
| 78 | i | 24 | Ardmillan, Lord: for Crawford read Craufurd |
| 83 |
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Arkwright, Sir Richard: for Reed read Need |
| 85 | i | 20-26 | for That Arkwright was not over scrupulous . . . . the character of a barber read It has been argued in error that Arkwright misdescribed his occupation in his first patent, but as a matter of fact he merely described himself there as 'of the town of Nottingham in the county of Nottingham,' nor was any trade mentioned in his second patent |
| 28 | omit moreover | ||
| 36 | for inventions of Paul . . . . patents read invention of Lewis Paul [q. v.], who had obtained a patent | ||
| 37 | omit and 1758 | ||
| 42-46 | for Not only did Paul . . . . adopted read Another of Paul's machines patented in 1758 did not include spinning by rollers | ||
| 61 | for it is now known that read according to the somewhat disputable evidence of Baines | ||
| 87 | i | 40 | Armine, or Armyne, Lady Mary: for Lady Mary read Mary, Lady |
| 94 | i | 23 f.e. | Armstrong, John (1673-1742): for 1673 read 1674 |
| 21 f.e. | after 1742) insert 'Chief Engineer of England, born at Ballyard, King's Co., 31 March 1674, was eldest son of Robert Armstrong, who married Lydia, daughter of Michael Howard of Ballyard. He saw much active service under the Duke of Marlborough and Prince Eugene. He | ||
| 94 | i | 16-14 f.e. | for He appears . . . . England,' read He was quartermaster-general from Jan. 1712-3 and 'Chief Engineer of England,' from Nov. 1714 till his death on 25 Apr. 1742. In 1716, while Armstrong was surveyor-general of the ordnance, Woolwich Arsenal was founded, but though the development of the scheme owed much to his co-operation it is doubtful if it was initiated by him [see Schalch, Andrew]. He |
| l.l. | after the 'Report' insert He married on 20 Sept. 1714 Anne Priscilla, daughter of Major Burroughs, and left five daughters, of whom the second, Anne, became second wife of Benjamin Hoadly (1706-1757)[q. v.] | ||
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2 f.e. 5 | for Badesdale read Badeslade | |
| 99 | ii | 11 | Armstrong, John (1813-1856): after truer insert popularity |
| 100 | i | 12-11 f.e. | Armstrong, Sir Thomas: omit joined Ormond . . . . and |
| ii | 35 | after Stafford insert in the two parliaments of 1679 and in the one of 1681 | |
| 103 | i | 14 f.e. | Arnald, Richard: after was insert senior wrangler in 1766 |
| 9 f.e. | for preceptor read sub-preceptor | ||
| 7 f.e. | after canon of Windsor insert in 1779 | ||
| 105 | i | 25 f.e. | Arne, Thomas A.: for In the same year read On 12 Jan. 1734 |
| 24 f.e. | omit (19 Dec.) | ||
| 22 f.e. | for Early in the following year read Shortly afterwards | ||
| ii | 25 f.e. | for 30 March read 20 March | |
| 113 | ii | 24 | Arnold, Thomas (1795-1842): after his father insert William Arnold |
| 30 | after the heart insert on 3 March 1801. (There is a tablet to his memory in Whippingham church.) | ||
| 117 | i | 22-23 | for other sermons . . . . lifetime read 'Christian Life' (1841) and two posthumously published volumes of sermons (edited by Mrs. Arnold in 1842 and 1845) |
| ii | 36 | Arnold, Thomas J.: for Stephen read Samuel | |
| 118 | i | 1-3 | omit This was . . . . appeared |
| 119 | ii | 29 | Arnot, Hugo: for 1777 read 1776 |
| 35 | for 1817 read 1816 |
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