Whichcoat, Edward, of Bishop's Norton,
Esq., with 50_l._ per annum
settled 513 0 0."
There are also a few discrepancies in the amounts of the compositions,
but none of any importance.
Roger Adams, the publisher of the edition of the _Catalogue_ printed at
Chester in 1733, says, in the preliminary address to his subscribers,
that--
"The Catalogue was printed five years before the miserable scene
of oppression (by sequestration) closed. To supply the defects of
it, I apply'd many ways, first to _Goldsmith's Hall_, where I was
told the latter sequestrations were generally imposed; but the
haste my friend was in, and some discouragements he met with,
rendered this application unsuccessful."
The error which W. H. L. suspects in Oldfield's list, may probably be
corrected by application at Goldsmith's Hall.