Page 5, line 18, for "gpnite" read "geprite."
9, 1. 17, for" donor" read "owner."
32, 1. 13, Mr. Pigot's Treatise on Common Recoveries and Precedents in Conveyancing were both posthumous publications.
34, l. 12, add—"When Booth was on the decline, Mr. Duane rose to considerable eminence; respectably skilled in his profession, and singularly industrious. He was the editor of Fitzgibbon's Reports, and supplied the publisher of Bacon's Abridgment with the article 'Common.' He was a polite scholar, of acknowledged taste in painting and music, and the most skilful medallist in England. His collection of medals was famous over Europe. He sold his cabinet of Syriac medals to Dr. Hunter, by whom it was bequeathed to the University of Glasgow." Butler's Historical Memoirs, iv. 460, 3rd edit. Encycl. Brit. art. Medals, xiv. 487, 7th edit.