Specific remarks

Page I-69, worthy insertion: possibly there is a word missing.

Page I-386/387, Errata: the corrections mentioned have already been

made in the text.

Page I-562, Some merchants do the rather desire ...: as printed in the

source document.

Page I-579/580: the first sub-total (331_li._ 0_s._ 8_d._) does not

agree with the items listed; this error is continued in the other

(sub-)totals.

Page I-621: Captain and Colonel O’Kelly: as printed in the source

document.

Page I-642, Philippe Gualtier: probably an error for Philippe Gaultier

(Philippus Gaulterus).

Page I-745, the Earth: ⊖ as printed in the source, rather than the

more usual symbol ♁.

Page II-128, footnote [292]: 1892 as printed in the source document.

Page II-228, ... which will be inserted at a future time: not in this

volume.

Page II-294 ff., references to drawings (the 2nd, the 3rd, etc.):

these drawings were not present in the source document, except Drawing

the 5th.

Page II-333/334, ~G. H. J.~: the contribution in vol. II has ~G. H.

I.~

Page II-440, he mentions Pythagoras ... in their time.: as printed in

the source document, not changed.

Page II-480, Errata: correction for page II-397 already made in text;

the second erratum had apparently already been corrected in the

source.

Page II-512, Nay, doubtless; ...: as printed, although the punctuation

seems wrong.

Page II-626, coins, &c. discovered     ploughed up: the blank space in

this text is deliberate, a word is missing in the source (possibly or

or and).

Page II-653, with his own dear maid: the last two letters are

invisible in the source document; other sources give maid.

Page II-799, erratum: the correction has already been made in the

text.

Page II-682/683, claret ground, and burnishe      The four beautiful

...: the blank space in this text is deliberate, one or more words are

missing in the source.

Page II-852, footnote [519]: the volume number is partly illegible;

there may have been one or more characters after xc.

Page II-871, (the Malden): possibly an error for Malton, one of the

places served by the fly-boat.

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