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ERRATA VOLUME XV

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4 i 40 Dibdin, Charles : for 1784 read 1785

20-19 for by a Dublin misadventure read by failure of a Dublin manager to pay

fg f him for musical work done

12-11 for before he started in 1787 read on 21 May 1787, after he started

f.e. ii 22 for 1788-9 read 1789-90

24 for ' The Quizzes ' read ' The Quizes '

26 for 1791 read 1791-2

14 f.e. before and insert 1796 and for Sphynx ' read Sphinx '

5 / /or ' The Frisk ' read ' A Frisk '

5 i 16 f.e. for Anne read Anne, born in 1787

14 f.e. after children insert of the union with Anne Maria Wylde

ii 15 for 1792 read 1796

22-23 for in the same year read 1788

24 for 1795 read 1800

6 i 4 /or nearly seventy read far more than seventy

14 omit was painted by Devis

15 for It read was painted by Devis, by Thomas Phillips, R.A. (now in the

National Portrait Gallery), by Thomas Kearsley (at Southampton), by S. Drummond, B.A., by Dighton, and by De Wilde. The earliest portrait of Dibdin is in a picture of the first scene of ' The Maid of the Mill ' by J. I. Eichards, E.A. (1765) ; Dibdin figures in the part of Ralph Devis's portrait ii 4 Dibdin, Henry E. : for 1857 read 1852

7 ii LI. Dibdin, Thomas F. : after 1824 insert besides a royal chaplaincy (first to

William IV and then to Queen Victoria) from 1831 till death

8 i 9/.e. for ' Biographical read ' Bibliographical

17 ii 19 Dick, Sir Kobert H. : after division insert (He was appointed colonel of 73rd foot

in 1845) 30 ii 3 Dickens, Charles : for Bass read Buss

85 i 25 f.e. Dickinson, James : for sixty-five read sixty-three

12 f.e. for Rutly's read Butty's

86 ii 26 Dickinson, William : for Muskam read Muskham

40 ii 1 Dickson, Sir Alexander : for Macleod's death in 1838 read William Millar's death in 1888

2 for and combined the offices read in the office

3 for and read with which he combined that of

9 after K.C.B. insert in 1825 and after K.C.H. insert in 1817

13 for aide-de-camp to the queen read royal aide-de-camp (1825-1837) first to

George IV and ultimately to Queen Victoria

46 i 15 Dickson, William G. : for 21 read 19

52 ii 1 Digby, Sir Everard : for elder read younger

5 for younger read elder

56 i 7 Digby, John, 1st Earl of Bristol : for 1654) read 1653) 59 ii 10 f.e. for 1653-4 read 1652-3

61 ii 86 Digby, Sir Kenelm : for galeazzores read galeazzoes 65 i 5 for the only one read the earliest one

6 g " 27 } f r Higkam read Highmore 65 ii 7 f.e. for Hartmann read Hartman

67 ii 1 Digby, Eobert : for 1815) read 1814)

12 after 1759 insert He was M.P. for Wells (1757-61) and colonel of marines

(1755-9)

9 for 1815 read 1814

6 Digges, Sir Dudley : after Company, insert He was M.P. for Tewkesbury in 1610

and 1614.

70 i 19 Digges, Dudley : for 1734 read 1634

20 for 1674 read 1574

74 i 4 f.e. Dignton, Denis : for St. Servant read St. Servan, in Brittany

Dignum, Charles : for 1872) read 1827)

76 i 13 Dilke, Ashton W. : after his seat insert at the beginning of the session of 1888

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