Walter 561.
Walton 641
Warburton, Bp. 230
bis. Capt. J. 270.
Dr. 372. J. 437
Ward, E. 321. H. B.
181.
R. 169, 369
Warde 180

M. 84, 374.

Wardell 368

Warren 482. Sir A.

188
Warton 118

Watkinson 307

Watling 281

Wattier 560

Watts 571. A.A.349.
T. 180, 189
Waugh 182
Way 563
Weaver 456 sæpe
Webb 273, 282
Webster 47. J. 179
Weeding 571
Weid, Prince de
268
Weller 84
Wellesley 273, 468
Lady 468

Wellings 562
Wellington, Duke
169,363, 374,468,
565
Wells, Lady E. 180
Wemyss, Earl 273
Wentworth 279. D.
276
Wesley 244

669

R. R. 641

Topping 186

Vertue 98

Torlesse 467

Verulam, Earl 565

Vickery, E. 378.

G.

Torrens, Lieut.-col,

189

Vickers 179

Villatte, Baron 268

C. 181
Townsend 273

Vyvyan 179

West 347,493. Adm.
282. B. 178.

C.

Wablina 554

379. F. 179

Ly. E. 381

Sir R. 265, 267,

Wadd 371

Western 168, 267,

359 bis, 457, '553

Tosh 378

561
Wilmot 84, 362, 467
Wilshen 648
Wilson, H. 475. Sir
H. W. 180. J.571.
J. I. 128. M. 648.

167

Wiltshire, C. 274.
G. 379

Winchester, Mar.466
Winckelman 333

Wincott 561

Townshend, D. 181.
H. 641. Sir R. 518

Tracy 286
Trail 272, 369 ter,
370

Travers 91

Waddilove 159
Waddington 544. W.
P. 378
Wade, Col. H. 281.
J. 572. M. 372.
W. M. 505

Wallace 359 bis

Wakefield 222

Trollope 129

Wakly 639

Westhorp 273
Weston 372
Wetherell 88,
bis, 168, 358
Whalley 466
Wharton 560

Winstanley 285

Tucker 181

Tufnell 569
Tullamore, Vis. 467
Tunmer 189
Turner 232,511.520.
E. 505. Sir G.O.P.
410. J. 466, 647.
J.L.368. L.W.573
Turnor 283
Turrell 521

Tweed 467

Twisden 475

Wingfield 105, 519

A. 84.

F.

Walker 639.
M. 476. R. 371.
W. 91, 378
Wall, A. E. 476.
M. 476
Wallace 361, 633
Walmesley 562
Walmoden 268.Gen.
363
Walpole, C. 278. H.

107
Walsh deSerrant 186

670

VOLUME LXXXIII. Part II.
P. 264. The lines signed JUVENIS, pre-
tended to be written on the road to
Portsmouth, are taken from Dyer's
Grongar Hill, with very slight altera-
tions, and those for the worse.

VOLUME LXXXIX. Part. I.
P. 536, b. l. 25, for East read erst.
VOLUME LXXXIX. Part II.
P. 133, b. l. 21, for the read them.
P. 136, b. 1. 38, read Keene.

P. 247, 1. 22, for LXXXIX. read
LXXXVIII.

P. 281, 1. 10 from bottom, for James

read John.

P. 277, b. l. 36, for genealogical read
geological.

P. 329, b. l. 10, for Intapen read Ink-
pen; 1. 12 from bottom, for grass read
graffe.

P. 373, b. l. 54, for equitable read
equable

P. 380, b. l. 4, read Hinchcliffe.

P. 565, b. 1.2, for Chedingford, Sus-
sex, read Chiddingfold, Surrey, in which
parish are the town and borough of
Haslemere.

VOLUME XC. Part I.

P. 208, 1. 24, for King at Arms read
King of Arms. 1. 11 from bottom dele
comma after esquires.

VOLUME XC. Part II.

P. 36 and 37, in Running-titles, read
Benefices.

P. 116, b. l. 49, for was read were.
P. 117, b. l. 47, the semicolon should
follow"
perfect" instead of "turns,"
and the comma after "arches" be omit-
ted. 1. 54, omit the comma after East,
and for and read end.

P.118, signature, for E.T.C. read E.I.C.
VOLUME XCI. Part I.

P. 8. The Rev. George Stephenson
has resigned the vicarage of Kelloe, and is
now rector of Redmarshall. He is succeed-
ed at Kelloe by the Rev. Robert Birkett.

P. 21. A good engraving of the Font
at St. Margaret's Lothbury, appears in
the Encyclopædia Londinensis, article
London.

P. 29, 1. 6, for hear read here.

P.72, 1. 21, and 38, for Pingrith read
Tingrith.

P. 278, 1.25, read Sir Edward Walpole.
P. 469, 1. 27, for daughter read niece.
See Vol. LXXXIV. p. 100.