Page 72: the Spanish chief Francisco Espoz[original has
"Espon"] y Mina
Page 73: 1519. CORTEZ[original has "Cortes"] sailed from cape
St. Antonio
Page 73: he gave such an account[original has "acccount"] of
it in England
Page 75: He was early engaged in political[original has
"polical"] life
Page 77: 1802. JOHN[original has "Joan"] MOORE, a
distinguished Scottish physician and popular author, died. He
wrote on the society and manners of different countries in
Europe, which his acute[original has "accute"] discernment
Page 77: Gen. Henderson was elected the first
governor[original has "govenor"].
Page 78: 1854. The most violent snow storm that had
occurred[original has "occcured"] since 1831
Page 79: was in a measure indemnified[original has
"idemnified"] by the articles
Page 81: 1851. JOANNA BAILLIE[original has "Baille"], the
Scottish poetress
Page 82: 4 large quarto vols. of "Notes and various readings
of Shakspeare."[quotation mark missing in original]
Page 87: 1648. CHRISTIAN IV[original has "Christiern IV"] of
Denmark, died.
Page 90: mine in the isle of Anglesey was discovered.[period
missing in original]
Page 90: His publications, theological[original has
"theologial"], medical and political, gained great
approbation.
Page 91: for the salaries of its officers from July to Dec.
1792,[original has period] $2,694·88
Page 91: 1799. Corfu, one of the Ionian islands,[comma missing
in original] taken
Page 91: endeavors to improve every branch of[original has
"af"] agriculture
Page 92: He enjoyed, at the time of his death,[comma missing
in original] the vigorous use of his intellect.
Page 93: "_Allons chercher l'ennemi; si je recule, tuez moi;
si j'avance, suivez moi; si je meurs, vengez moi_."[quotation
mark missing in original]
Page 93: earl of Bellamont, governor[original has "govenor"]
of the province of New York
Page 94: member of congress, and governor[original has
"govenor"] of Pennsylvania
Page 94: English, Spanish and Portuguese[original has
"Portugese"] allied army
Page 96: 1775. An inhabitant of the town of Billerica[original
has "Billercia"], Mass.
Page 96: 1828. RICHARD STOCKTON[original has "Stocton"], a son
of the signer
Page 97: 1649. The duke of Hamilton, earl of Holland,[comma
missing in original] and Lord Capel
Page 97: 1819. REGNAULT DE ST. JEAN D'ANGELY[original has
"d'angely"]
Page 98: 1789. The city of London brilliantly[original has
"brillantly"] illuminated
Page 99: 1856. President RIVAS, of Nicaragua[original has
"Nicarauga"], declared war
Page 99: used the Italian language in philosophical
subjects.[original has comma]
Page 100: Marshal Beresford, took possession[original has
"possesion"] of Bordeaux
Page 103: 44 B. C. CAIUS JULIUS CÆSAR, the Roman general,
assassinated[original has "assissinated"] in the senate
Page 104: distinguished preacher and theological[original has
"theologial"] writer of Toulouse.
Page 104: and deprived of his functions of government[original
has "goverment"]
Page 104: 1839. Battle of Tuspan; the Mexican[original has
"Mexiican"] government troops
Page 104: He translated Froissart's _Chronicle_ into
English.[period missing in original]
Page 107: wages for artists be from 5d.[period missing in
original] per day
Page 108: He distinguished himself in the Afghanistan[original
has "Affghanistan"] war
Page 113: 1621. The colonists at Plymouth received a visit
from Massasoit[original has "Masassoit"]
Page 121: he was licensed to preach in["in" missing in
original] 1791 by the presbytery
Page 121: MARCH 28[original has "29"].