Richardson, Capt.G. Roberts, A. 332. G. L.445,657. J.207. Sampayo, H. 641 Sayer, B. 444 M. C. C. 641. Sir Schaedtler,G.M.312 M. A. 312, 659 551 Röhrs, C. J. 334 Roscoe, E 332 Scoones, 555 Rose, C. 640. Sir G. Shallard, W. 529 Sharp, E. E. 208. J. 312 Sir 333. S. 444 338 Shute, R. 641 Skene, A. 640 Sketchley, S. E. 656 423 Starky, E. 556. J. Stonhouse, H. 101, Stonor, Lt.-Col. C. E. L. 424. H. 641 Suttaby, R. 530 Tatham, W. 552 101 424 F. 641. G. 641. M. A. 208. T. 311 Lady C. 219 Thompson, D. 311. F. 529. W.H.312 529 Tuson, G. 221. G.B. Wardroper, Lt. H. Wickstead, C. 641 Tranter, W. 558 Waley 423 208 Walford, J. 554 ་ 558 660 443 ib. Westmacott, D. M. Whyte, J. R. 529 Wight, A. 311 Wilkins, F. M. 101 Front View and Hall of Croydon Palace, Surrey. ... .249 *Fac-simile of a Latin Inscription carved by Selden... .257 *Autograph of Selden...... ..258 *Anglo-Saxon Coins found at Hexham. ..264 Ancient Cross in Nevern Church-yard, co. Pembroke. Pennies of Edward IV. Richard III. and Henry VII. coined at York. ib. *Figure of Adam Kraft, in the Church of St. Lawrence, at Nuremberg....387 *Norman Font in Hereford Cathedral.... .388 View of St. Giles's Church, Oxford......... .462 *Plan, showing the Conflagration of the two Houses of Parliament. .480 *Font at Corbeny, near Rheims. .... .487 View of the three Barrows at Gristhorpe, Yorkshire, with representations of a British Coffin and other antiquities. ..632 ERRATA.-P. 81, b. J. 17 from bottom, read Cottingham.-P. 221, l. 6, and 561, l. 1, for Crotty read Crofty.-P. 233, for Dekin read Aikin, and for Collin read Cottin.-P. 273, l. 13, for nations read natives.-P. 322, 1. 6, the Town and Country Magazine was not published by Harrison.-P. 425, 1.4, for 1792 read 1772.-P. 426, the surname of the Antrim family Macdonnell not Macdonnel. -P. 427, Lady Glentworth's Christian name Annabella not Arabella.-P. 442, 1. 2 from bottom, for Cadwell read Caddell.-P. 444, for Massareene read Massereene. Mr. Lane, father of Lady dowager Massereene, was not an "Esq."-P. 445, for Viscount Dungarvon read Dungarvan.P. 519, b. l. 13 from bottom, for Boroughs read Borough; and for Plan read Plans.-I. 4 from bottom, add, nine inches to a mile.-P. 520, 1. 14, after The Crown, add-In St. Pancras Parish ;The Crown.-P. 641, the marriage of Lord Norreys, has not taken place, and the rumour of such a thing as intended, was contradicted.-P. 659. The present Lord Exmouth is Edward, who did not die, but is living in India. Percy is the second son.-P. 660, for Cutfield read Catsfield.-Sir P. Palmer Acland, now only surviving son of Sir John Acland, by Elizabeth Fuller, has taken the name and arms of Fuller in addition. 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