Calendar of Treasury Papers, Volume 5, 1714-1719. Originally published by Her Majesty's Stationery Office, London, 1883.
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'Errata', in Calendar of Treasury Papers, Volume 5, 1714-1719, (London, 1883) pp. . British History Online https://www.british-history.ac.uk/cal-treasury-papers/vol5/errata [accessed 26 April 2024]
In Vol. CLXXXIV., No. 2, for “39,000l.” read “39,900l.”
In Vol. CLXXXIV., No. 32, for “Blissett” read “Bissett.”
In Vol. CLXXXVI. No. 26, for “Storey” read “Shorey.”
In Vol. CLXXXIX. No. 9, insert the words “the widow of” before “Benjamin Edmonds.”
In Vol. CXCI. No. 25, line 1, for “eight” read “five,” and after “Shrewsbury” add “three from the Duke of Bolton.”
In Vol. CXCIII. No. 33, for “Schamb” read “Schaub.”
In Vol. CXCVII. No. 23, for “Cooke” read “Cocke.”
In Vol. CXCVII. No. 34, for “Rose” read “Ross.”
In Vol. CXCVII. No. 43, for “Hemming” read “Henning.”
In Vol. CC. No. 2, for “Dalmer” read “Palmer.”
In Vol. CCIII. No. 8, for “alenso” read “a censo.”
In Vol. CCIV. No. 15, for “Holbeck's” read “Holbech's.”
In Vol. CCIV. No. 29, for “100l.” read “110l.”
In Vol. CCIV. No. 32, for “100l.” read “200l.”
In Vol. CCIV. No. 88, for “Winton” read “W. Hinton.”
In Vol. CCIV. No. 93, for “29 Feb.” read “29 Dec. 1715.”
In Vol. CCV. No. 33, for “Dignall” read “Bignall.”
In Vol. CCVII. No. 12, for “Pine” read “Paine.”
In Vol. CCVII. No. 43, for “Transum” read “Fransum.”
In Vol. CCXII. No. 9, for the words “his claim” read “the claim of John Nickson.”
In Vol. CCXIV. No. 43, for “Penhallon” read “Penhallow.”
In Vol. CCXV. No. 66, for “Goviard” read “Gerrard.”
In Vol. CCXXI. No. 31, for “Lari” read “Zari.”
In Vol. CCXXVI. No. 69, for “Canvall” (?) read “Caswall.”
In Vol. CCXXVI. No. 71, for “1,200,000l.” read “1,202,702l.”
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