ADDITIONAL NOTES AND OOEEBCTIONS, (YOL. I.)

Fleming accounts printed in those pages, and for some errors of transcription corrected
by comparison with the original M'SS, see pp. 104-107, of my second volume.
Besides the general receipt, quoted at the bottom of page 824, I may add that tho
caxitious Mr. Newbery seems to havo required specific acknowledgments in addition.
Thus on one sheet, among the papcru in Mr. Murray's possession, I find the following :
"October 11, 1768. Iteceivd of Mr. John Newtay eleven guineas in full for
" writing the introduction and preface to Dr. Brooke's Natural History. 'OwvMtt (iowi-
"SMITH."—"Oct. 11, 17(18. Eeeeivd of Mr. John Newbory throe guineas for a
"Preface to the History of the World. OMVMBQoM>HMmt."~"--"Oftt. 11,176.'!. lUscuivtl
"of Mr. John Newbory twenty-one pounds, which, with what I rwoivd before, in in
" full for the copy of tho History of England, in a series of Jotters, two vohuuoH in 1 JiSnio.
" OLIVER GoMBMrra. "-•»•" Oct. 11, 1703. Iteeoivil of Mr, John Nowbory twenty-one
" pounds for translating the Life of Christ, and the Lives of the Fatharn. UWVMH Uui.it-
" SMIKI."'—At the top of another large sheet is'(Mdnmith'H promissory note "on
" demand" for the balance named at p, 328. I porooive, too, that Newbery had a con-
siderable share in a newspaper at Heading (hiu native place), and that (lolduntith's
compilation about "the late war" (p. 824) bad been printed in tliia paper from, weuk
to week before its publication in a collected form.

P. 882. The quotation from Reynolds is at tho close of tho Sixth Distxrarao, Wark»t
i. 186.

P. 334, In the first lino of first note, insert "of State" after " Umlor Btararetery ;"
and tho remark on tho great people, who nought oloctioji into tho (Hub (H3ff-83fi),
requires to be modified by what tho reader will find on ft Hubwiquoiit pag« (ii. 107-
160). There seems to bo no donbt whatever that tho Monday UH'uthiKH of thu Cllult
continued till December 1772, wJion the change to Friday tsiok phwo. Sou /'m\</
Memoir, 72.

P, 888. The reference to Madame d'Arblay's Mtinmr* should have tew ii. IfM,
At p. 840 1 might havo referred tho reader for additional fauUi m tti Biirkw1* outeat In
liie to iny aeoond volumo, p. 800-802. At p, 842, thu authority of llr«, i'itmxt'M
Anecdotes, 209, should havo been added to tho Jir«t< note. At ji. !I4B, Utu iuf«r«nw
"282" in first note should bo " 280."

P. 850. The remark on Bcanoloro ia in all roupects annfirnuMl by a paMn{t0 itt
Mrs. Pioasii's Anecdotes (184). She ia doHuribing JoluiBon'« fretjiwitly txpresswl
dislike of what lie called "effort" in conversation j and tuhla Umt ttte enoarniuiUN sin?
had so often heard him prommtioe on the manner of Toplmm laiuclero In iooitty, »i««
stantly ended in that peculiar phrase, that "It waa witltout effort."

P, 851-852. In connection with pleasant Diok Etwrtetmrt, hst «ta quitto twn
passages from Swift's Juwml to Stella, " I dined with Rowo ; Prior citnlil nut w««i»;
" and after dinner we wont to a blind tavern, wltera Ooiigrtsvu, Hir Hinlnml Ti-nipl*',
" Eastoourt and Charley Main, were over a bowl of had punch . . \vt» *»t*itl tilt 1','."
(WW», ii. 08.) "1 came back and called tut UongrwtsX twut dinod with hint Mitt
" Eastcourfc, and laughed till mx . . . Oojigrevtt'n nii«ty white wims !»w jchwi me Uw
" heartburn." (ii. 182.) Add, after the rotoranwi fat tho Pwsi Letter® At Uie l»otl«»m
of p. 860, See also ii. (i«, 80, 171, I7fl-17«, HH, &o, fees.

P. 862. In the third lino of note, alter " down a long winding," to "down ft very
" long entry." Tho authority for the correction in tho Iwrt note of j>. 867, Is th«
JRwopem Magazine (xxx. 100. Sopt, 1700.) At p, 888 tlw iwteri«h referring to ««te
has dropped out, and should bo replaced at " no pnwiHii far it." At p. II7S, «j
aneotlote appears for which I have given no authority. It i« told in /Vw* {!!, S8)» on
the relation of Mrs. Gwyn, but I mw it ahw in an twljer p«Uiwaen, and Itaw J«ttl»

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