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ERRATA—Volume LIII

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48	i	34	Smith, Sir Harry G. W.:before War Office Records insert Sir Harry Smith's Autobiography, 1901;
54	ii	24-26	Smith, Horatio or Horace: for and the authorship . . . a new edition in 1890. read but Smith's name appeared on it in 1869, when it was issued as No. 8 in Bradbury and Evans's 'Handy Volume Series'
70	i	5	Smith, John (d. 1612): for Brooks's read Brook's
75	ii	22 f.e.	Smith, John (fl. 1673-1680): for another read other
		21 f.e.	⁠for edition 1723, read editions 1706 and 1723
76	i	13 f.e.	Smith, John (1659-1715): for Witten read Witton
88	ii	7 f.e.	Smith, John Sidney: for John Sidney read John Spry
91	ii	4 f.e.	Smith, John Thomas (1805-1882): omit in 1886
94	ii	12	Smith, Joshua T.: for grandmother read great-grandmother
95	ii	16	⁠for two daughters read three daughters
104	ii	2	Smith, Richard (1590-1675): for MS. 338 read MS. 388
121	i	8	Smith, Sydney: for Hesslington read Heslington
	ii	21	⁠omit near Foston
126	ii	8-9	Smith, Sir Thomas (1513-1577): for ' Smythus Valdinatus . . . sive read 'Gabrielis Harveii Valdinatis Smithus vel
127	ii	3	⁠for 75 read 73
130	i	24	Smith, Thomas (1615-1702): for Hulton read Hutton
140	i	4	Smith, William (1460?-1514): for Chalgrave read Chalgrove
142	i	17-18	Smith, William (fl. 1596): for but its present whereabouts is unknown. read it is now in the British Museum (MS. Addit. 35186).
149	i	42-46	Smith, William (1756-1835): omit He was probably . . . Portraits, p. 413).
	ii	36	⁠for a dissenter read a Unitarian dissenter
171	i	11 f.e.	Smithson, James: for brother read uncle
172	ii	30	⁠after at Genoa, insert The cemetery with Smithson's tomb was demolished by the municipal authorities of Genoa during 1903 in making a city improvement. Smithson's remains were thereupon surrendered to the United States government, and were reinterred in Washington early in 1904.
176	ii	38	Smollett, Tobias G.: omit Black
180	ii	27	⁠for Oporto read Lisbon
		38	⁠for 1774 (Letters read 1773 (Life, ed. Hill, v. 366-8; Letters
182	ii	26	⁠after 1819-22 insert Smollett's 'Continuation' was also appended to a bookseller's issue of Rapin and Tindal, 1785-9
189	i	45	Smyth, Richard: for politician read divine and politician
		50-51	⁠omit B.A. in 1847
190	ii	35	Smyth, Sir Warington W.: for St. Erth's read St. Erth
205	ii	32	Snell, Hannah: for 1892 read 1893
206	ii	55-56	Snell, John: omit and John Wilson ('Christopher North')
208	i	32	Snow, John: for Robert Liston read William Fergusson
210	i	4	Soane, Sir John: after a mason insert (John Swan or Soane, who married Frances Hannington on 3 Feb. 1737-8)
218	ii	11	Somer, Henry: after pp. 274-86). insert He was keeper of the privy wardrobe 13 Feb. 1405.
		16	⁠for chancellor read was chancellor
		17	⁠for 23 Jan. 1413 read 20 June 1410 (cf. Wylie, Henry IV, iv. 47)
		22	⁠after exchequer insert which he was still filling in 1420 (Rymer, Fœdera, ix. 915)
		14 f.e.	Somer, John: after 1380. insert He was alive on 10 Oct. 1409 (cf . Wylie, Henry IV, iv. 47, 218).
220	i	8 f.e.	Somers, Sir George: for Somerset read Somers
223	ii	4	Somers, John, Lord Somers: for Ryegate read Reigate
245	ii	7 f.e.	Somerset, John: for his 'Life of Henry V' read his metrical account of Henry V
252	ii	12 f.e.	Somerville, John: for guilty, and, with read guilty;
		11 f.e.	⁠for was read were
253	i	5	⁠for Margaret, read Margaret or Alice,
		6	⁠for had issue read Elizabeth had issue
		16-15 f.e.	Somerville, John S., 15th Lord Somerville: for unmarried read without issue

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