Specific remarks

Page 41/42, ... long past away: copied verbatim from the Athenæum, not

changed.

Page 235, tailor’s bill: the errors in the calculations (family visit

to theatre) have not been corrected.

Page 415, Moveable feasts: the corrections provided have not been

corrected in the preceding text.

Page 515, left foot: should be right foot, or the illustration has

been reversed.

Page 532: shirt/shift: both are articles of clothing, but one of them

is likely to be a typographical error.

Page 652, “we may advise early rising ...: the quote may end either

before or (more likely) after Milton’s poem; the closing quote is

missing.

Page 764, chose the part of genuine greatness.”: the opening quote is

missing.

Page 922, footnote: some sources give Groat Market, others give Great

Market as Hall’s address.

Page 931/932, poem by Hone: the quote closing ... for the “love ... is

missing, and should probably be inserted after ... love ... or after

... Every-Day Book.

Page 1055, ... whilst St. Ignatius was living.”: it is not clear where

the starting quotes should go.

Page 1091, ... because I could: the sentence is incomplete in the

printed work.

Page 1245, four successive years, from 1779 to 1780: as printed in

source.

Page 1415: ... ringing of bels ... ringing of bells ...: as printed in

the original work.

Page 1439: To the Aldermen of the Ward of: presumably the original

precept would have had a space for the name of the ward (cf. the

second precept); the printed book does not show such space.

Page 1568, St. Nicholas in Russia: the article has no relation to

Russia.

Page 1622: the original work has a single footnote with two footnote

anchors. It has been assumed that the footnote applies to both

anchors.

Page 1692, first of April, 1811: it is not clear to what this entry

refers.

Page 1707 ff, Floral index: some plants are listed out of alphabetical

order, this has not been corrected.

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