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Dictionary of National Biography


ERRATA IN VOLUME XXVII


HINDMARSH—HOVENDEN

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

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2 ii l.l. Hindmarsh, Robert: Note that 'The Trial of the Spirits' was not by Hindmarsh, but was an attack on his 'Vindication of Swedenborg' by the Rev. William Ettrick of High Barns, near Sunderland.
3 ii 9 Hinds, Samuel: for failing health read domestic circumstances
12 i 7 Hirst, William: for Vellour read Vellore
14 ii 17 Hislop, Sir Thomas: for 79 read 78
19 ii 4 Hoadly, Benjamin: for Poor read le Poer
35 i 19-17 f.e. Hobart, Robert, 4th Earl of Buckinghamshire: for He continued to hold office . . . . in which year read In June 1804
15-13 f.e. ⁠for but resigned with Sidmouth in 1805 . . . . the Melville affair, read He resigned with Addington in May 1804.
12 f.e. ⁠for rejoined read joined
10 f.e. ⁠for from 14 Jan. . . . 1805, read on 14 Jan. 1805, but with Sidmouth resigned in the following July, in consequence of Pitt's attitude over the Melville affair.
9 f.e. ⁠for and from read From
46 ii 15 f.e. Hobhouse, Sir Benjamin: omit wheat
48 ii 53-54 Hobhouse, John C., Baron Broughton: for Horse Guards read House of Lords
59 ii 35 Hodges, Edward E.: for (1825 read (1840
14 f.e. ⁠for the article read an article
13 f.e. ⁠omit in the 'Encyclopædia Britannica'
4 f.e. Hodges, Nathaniel: for 13 Sept. read 14 Sept. (Sloane MS. 1810, f. 447)
64 ii 14 Hodgkin, Thomas: for John read James
70 ii 17 Hodgson, John (1757-1846): for the age of ninety read a great age
74 ii 30 Hodgson, Mrs. Margaret: for Sharrow read Sharow
93 ii 11 f.e. Hogarth, William: for Gallomania read Gallophobia
97 i 1 ⁠for Wyndham read Windham
101 ii 16 Hogg, James (1806-1888): for a religious though unsectarian read an unsectarian
105 i 7 Hogg, Thomas J.: for married read united himself with Mrs. Williams
125 ii 10 f.e. Holdsworth Richard: for the Poor read le Poer
130 ii 41-2 Holinshed, Raphael: for but the only Holinshed . . . . at a possible date read Of two Holinsheds known there at a possible date one was
44 ⁠after B.A. insert Christ's College
12 f.e. ⁠after of Ascot insert Another Holinshed matriculated from Christ's College in May 1544 and was in residence there as a scholar in 1544-5; it is probable that he was the chronicler.
142 i 36 Holland, Henry (1583-1650?): omit the line
147 ii 19 f.e. Holland, John, Duke of Exeter: for house read church
14 f.e. ⁠for 8 July read in Aug. and for two months read a month
156 ii 32 Holland, Sir Thomas, 1st Earl of Kent: for Oruyk read Creyk
44 ⁠omit Plantagenet
48-49 ⁠omit In his absence . . . . married

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