Page 2d 1. 7. bot. for deprecate, read [p. 200, 1. 3, for calves read calces
depreciate
ib. 1. 5 from bottom, for young and
p. 4, note, 1. 2, for freignt, read freight fmiling, read young, my fmiling
p. 17, note, bot, add, the fame effect p. 201, motto, for Tib. 43 Ec. read
would be produced
Tib.d. 3. El.

p. 26, 1. 2d from bottom, for favour-b. 1. 2. for thort read ftrict
able, read unfavourable,

p. 27. 1. 4th, for tunk, read thrunk.
Ib. for Sainfoin, read Sainfoin

p. 28, 1. 6 from bottom, for broken,
read brazen

p. 36, line 20. for falt finearing, read
falt, fmearing.

p. 40 l. 26, for autels, read laurels.
p. 55, 1. 5. for rate read rule.

b. l. 3, for, ufe read rife

p. 202, 1.4 from bottom for infc
read inferted

p. 204, l. 17, for Jock and Jenny read
the wooing of Joek and Jenny

lib. note, for Troipart read Froiffart
p 205,1. 3, for provided, read promot-

ed

P. 209, 1, 21, for Scots read fenre

p. 60.1. 17, for husbandmen mifanpre-ib. 1. 27, for make a new model of,
hend, read hufbandmen thould either
mifapprehend

read make, of new model

p. 210, Sig. for Runcole read Ruricola

p. 64, 1.4. for concerting read condyn. 211,1. 28, for quick read Meg.

ing

p. 69, 1. 6, for the, read they

ib. 1. 3 from bottom, for the virgin's
hand, read her virgin hand
ib, 1. penult, for fighs read figns
p. 70, between the 10 and 11 line, add
a line of dotts

H. 214, notel. 2,for great read aerial
a. 225 1. 1, for crown read brown
p. 234, penult, for Amadas of Seballa,
read Amadis, of Sebilla

p. 237, 1. 18, for Bertizen read Berte-

zen

ib. 1, 20, for Norille read Noaille
p. 238,131 for owe read own

ib. 1. 19, for always on read oft upon
p. 71, 1. 12, for enough his mind re-ib. 1. 35, for flatterers read flutterers
veal, read his mind enough resp. 445. note 1, 14, for Brtiish read Bri-
veal'd

p. 74, 1. 12. for propable read probable
P.77, 1. 22, for ane read and

tith

p. 255,1. from bottom, for mild read →

wild

b. 1. 30, for ventulution read ven-p: 274 motto, for Sapiffet read Sapuiffet

tilation

P. 79, 1. 4, for hat read that

ib. 1. 5, for hat read that

p. 84, 1. 24, for plants read plains
p. 108, l. 18, for fcringa read seringa
.111, 1. 18, for probation read

tection

p. 279, 1.1, for Kiug read King

ib. 1. 7 from bottom, for glast read
glafs

pro-ib. ib.for fnpply read fupply

P. 280, 1, 5, for to to try read to try
113, 1. 7, for Sir John read Sir Wilp. 204, 1. 19, for fubftances that, read

liam

fubftances laid upon objects that

P. 138, 1. 5. for Hymn 1,read Hymn II. ib. 1. 24, for have been, read have not
th. 1. 20, for upon, read up on

ib. 1. 22, for o er read over

been

p. 299, 1. 20, for under read in

p. 143, 1. 11 from bottom, for even. 305, 1. 11, for rife read ufe

read Leven

p. 174, 1. 10 bottom, for abforl read

abforb

p. 306, note 1. 2, for refpected read re-
ib, laft line, for rust read truft
puted

ib. 1.6 for Bergmarn read Bergmannib: 1.4, for involuntarily read involun
p. 179, l. 12. read thus. Soon after tary

the earthquake at Lifbon happened, p. 307,i. 14, for tew read few
by which difaftrous accident Mr. M-..

ott almost all his property. But after.

P. 312, 1. 13, at the end of the para-
graph add left a part of the alkali
difengaged

p. 323, 1. 11. for cylindrical read fphe
rical

wards the lucrative divifion of the
prize money, gained by the capture
of the Hermione, having made a more
than favourable change in their p. 325,1. 13, for ducility read ductility
circumftances, thefe generous Cap-p. 327, 1. 8, from bottom, for Schim-
nitz read Shemnitz

tains, &c.
This extraordinary error was occafion-p. 328, 1. 3, for primatic read prifmatic
ed by the carelessnefs of the transcrib-p. 339,1. 20, for cenfounded read con-
er, and ought to be altered, as it ma founded

terially affects the fenfe of the paffage p. 342, 1. 21, for Fig. 2 read Fig. 4
184, 1. 13, for a read an
b.1. 18, at the beginning of this line,p. 356, 1. 3, for Quickly read Quickly
P. 350,1. 6, for lights read light
and the three following paragraphs,
add"

TO THE BINDER.

The three half sheets of the Chronicle to be bound up before the Index.

End of VOL. II.