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The Life of the Second Marquis of Worcester

by Henry Dircks

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Errata.

Page 38, 17 lines from top, for “29 June” read “29 Jan.”

117, 3 lines from top, for “Edge-hill” read “Marston Moor.”

120, 16 lines from bottom, for “Baron” read “Brown.”

10 lines from bottom, same correction.

145, 2 lines from bottom, for “or siding” read “for siding.”

155, 14 lines from bottom, for “William” read “Charles.”

168, 172, 175, 177, last line, note, for date “1637,” read “1657,” throughout.

187, 14 lines from top, dele “From” &c., ending “France.”

210, last line, note, place † before “Brit. Mus.” &c.

222, 3 lines from top, for “Coining” read “Stamping.”

249, 4 lines from bottom, for “B” read “A.”

253, 5 lines from bottom, add “Marquis,” after “Edward.”

260, 12 lines from top, add note “Cal. State Papers, Dom. Series, 1663–64, edited by Mrs. M. A. E. Green, 8vo. 1862.”

314, 15 lines from top, for “three” read “two.”

16 lines from top, for “five” read “six.”

18 lines from top, for “of” read “following.”

320, 4 lines from bottom, for “other by” read “other my.”

322, 6 lines from bottom, after “Meistres,” add “[Reistres?]”

347, 15 lines from bottom, for “his” read “is.”

462, 15 lines from bottom, for “of” read “wrote to.”

484, 6 lines from bottom, dele “from the bottom in order to discharge it again at the top,” and substitute, “which convey the steam by turns, to the vessel D.”

(fn=footnote)OriginalReplaced by
Page 7ShakspereShakespeare
Page 31LenthalLenthall
Page 59being Lord-Lieutenant,being Lord Lieutenant,
Page 64 fnNo. 18,980, vol. i.’No. 18,980, vol. i.”
Page 67 fnSee Chapter XIX,See Chapter XVIII,
Page 92[unreferenced footnote]We have next—[M]
Page 109there before.’”[23]there before.”[23]
Page 121my conscience.”)my conscience.)”
Page 126expedition may he used.expedition may be used.
Page 193passed by the Commons[5]passed by the Commons[57]
Page 203Westmoreland.Westmorland.
Page 240Marq. of Dorcester.Marq. of Dorchester.
Page 244FeburaryFebruary
Page 245FeburaryFebruary
Page 255 fnJo. H. of Com. Vol. viii. p. 474, 476.Jo. H. of Com. Vol. viii. p. 475, 476.
Page 281this well-born person;”this well-born person;’
Page 289Arundell[kept alternative spelling]
Page 294to laugh at it!”“to laugh at it!”
Page 298Wedensday[kept alternative spelling]
Page 299Arundell[kept alternative spelling]
Page 299(Sister to Arthur Earle of Essex, &c. ((Sister to Arthur Earle of Essex, &c.)
Page 299Henry Howard, Thomas Elizabeth andHenry Howard, Thomas, Elizabeth and
Page 317 fnand the 21st of Angustand the 21st of August
Page 348them in practice.them in practice.”
Page 349geuiusgenius
Page 362ecstacy[kept alternative spelling]
Page 362“sundry sorts of engynes.“sundry sorts of engynes.”
Page 365 fnsecure rom dangersecure from danger
Page 372enterprize[kept alternative spelling]
Page 402Cornelius Dreble[kept alternative spelling]
Page 402Cornelius Drebell[kept alternative spelling]
Page 416 fnconfess to have seen.4 confess to have seen.
Page 425the thethe
Page 432 fnor Welchman7 or Welchman
Page 433“Le Caractere universel,“Le Caractère universel,
Page 439“rose pipe but paper thick”[kept unhypenated words]
Page 443extemely[kept alternative spelling]
Page 443chararcter[kept alternative spelling]
Page 446the tobacco-tongs,”the “tobacco-tongs,”
Page 474guage[kept alternative spelling]
Page 479desribes[kept alternative spelling]
Page 481with a squirt squirt[sic][seen also in facsimile of Mathematical Recreations(1653)]
Page 497From the 25th of July 1698, to the 14th of June 1669,From the 25th of July 1698, to the 14th of June 1699,
Page 507of ofof
Page 509no less admirable then the enginesno less admirable than the engines
Page 528and shooting.and shooting.”
Page 550–2[Description of illustration as footnote][placed after the illustration not at the end of chapter]
Page 540See Appendix.See Appendix C.
Page 560Water commanding EngineWater-commanding Engine
Page 565Device or Invention, for ther raisingther [sic] is what appears in the original referenced document
Page 573twentith[kept alternative spelling]
Page 573Marquiss[kept alternative spelling]
Page 574(Surry)[kept alternative spelling]
Page 581[two unreferenced footnotes][72][72*] The Editor
Page 584effets méchaniqueseffets mécaniques
Page 584reconnaisancereconnaissance
Page 584ouvresœuvres
Page 584bontèsbontés
Page 584 fninstituléintitulé
Page 587P. 189, No. 27.P. 189, No. 27.]
Page 592distillatory apparatus.)distillatory apparatus.]
Page 593der Wasser-Kunsteder Wasser-Künste
Page 593—— 4. Pontificiale.—— 5. Pontificiale.
Page 594Examen du Livre des Recreations Mathematiques, et de ses problemes en Geometrie, Mechanique, Optique, and Catoptrique, &c. [And at the end] Notes sur les Recreations MathematiquesExamen du Livre des Recréations Mathématiques, et de ses problèmes en Géométrie, Mechanique, Optique, and Catoptrique, &c. [And at the end] Notes sur les Recreations mathématiques
Page 594Pont-a-MoussouPont-a-Mousson
Page 595NurnbergNürnberg
Page 596AelianusÆlianus
Page 598Apophthegme[kept alternative spelling]
Page 599in “Bibliotheca Gloucestrensis.in “Bibliotheca Gloucestrensis.”
Page 600Bryan, K. B. WithBryan, K. B.) With
Page 605Candles, a brass mould for, 514, 115.Candles, a brass mould for, 514, 515.
Page 609a model o hisa model of his
Page 616Glamogan’sGlamorgan’s
Page 618Water commanding engineWater-commanding engine
Page 619SHAKESPERESHAKESPEARE
Page 621continental tour, 8;continental tour, 18;
Page 621domestic and studious babits, 18;domestic and studious habits, 18;

The following minor typographical errors have been corrected without specific mention:—
In the references, a missing full stop, or dash between two dates, or a single quote where a double quote should be.
In a list of names, or descriptions where one is missing a full stop, and all the rest do have full stops.

The following text which is part of the illustrated title page on page 377 is included here for visibility of any text search (find).

A

CENTURY

OF THE

Names and Scantlings

OF SUCH

INVENTIONS,

As at present I can call to mind to have tried and perfected, which (my former Notes being lost) I have, at the instance of a powerful Friend, endeavoured now in the Year 1655, to set these down in such a way as may sufficiently instruct me to put any of them in practice.

———Artis & Naturæ proles.

LONDON:

Printed by J. Grismond in the year 1663.

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