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||Page ||Col. ||Line |  |- |123 |ii |20f.e. |Fairbairn, Sir Peter: for daughter of Mr. R. W. Brindling read daughter of Robert William Brandling of Low Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne, and widow of Captain Charles Bell, R.N. |- |125 |ii |7 |Fairborne, Sir Palmes: for Tangiers read Tangier and so throughout the article. |- |127 |i |8f.e. |Fairborne, Sir Stafford: before In June 1707 insert He was M.P. for Rochester 1705-8. |- | |ii |13 |⁠before In the petition insert In 1708 he married Rebecca, daughter of Colonel Thomas Paston. |- |132 |i |15 |Fairfax, Edward: for 11473 read 11743 |- | | |25 |⁠for Fuiston read Fewston |- | |ii |19 |Fairfax, Ferdinando: for two read three |- |140 |ii |24f.e. |Fairfax, Thomas, 1st Lord Fairfax: after 1591. insert He was M.P. for Lincoln 1586, for Aldborough 1588, and for Boroughbridge 1601. |- |141 |i |6-7 |⁠for unsuccessfully sought a seat read was elected M.P. for |- | | |8 |⁠after 1625. insert He was unseated on petition, but was returned at a by-election four months later (in August of the same year). |- | |ii |15f.e. |Fairfax, Thomas, 3rd Lord Fairfax: for Heyworth read Heworth |- |146 |ii |20f.e. |⁠before For the rest insert He was M.P. for the West Riding of Yorkshire in the parliament of 1654. |- |150 |ii |2-1 f.e. |Fairfax, Sir William G.: omit of a family .... the time of Ed- |- |151 |i |1-5 |⁠for ward III .... in the horse guards, read born on 8 March 1738-9, was son of Joseph Fairfax (who after retirement from the horse guards settled at Bagshot, Surrey), and was grandson of Joseph Fairfax of Saxton, Yorkshire. |- |161 |i |14 |Falconer, Hugh: for July read January |- |170 |ii |37 |Falle, Philip: for 1781 read 1681 |- |174 |i |15 |Fane, Sir Henry: for 1768 to 1796 read 1772 to 1802 |- | | |33 |⁠for In the previous year he had succeeded read In 1802 he succeeded |- |175 |i |13f.e. |⁠for 1825 read 1826 |- | | |7f.e. |⁠for master-general read surveyor-general |- | | |5f.e. |⁠after Sandwich. insert He was M.P. for Hastings 1830-1. |- |176 |i |10-11 |Fane, John, 7th Earl of Westmorland: omit lord-lieutenant of the county of Northampton and |- | | |23 |⁠for 1758 read 1759 |- | | |3f.e. |Fane, John, 10th Earl of Westmorland: for paymaster-general read postmaster-general |- | |ii |16-17 |⁠omit and was for a short time .... George IV |- |177 |i |29 |Fane, John, 11th Earl of Westmorland: after Bourbons. insert He was A.D.C. to George IV both as prince regent and king, 1814-25; became major-general in 1825 and lieutenant-general in 1838. |- |178 |ii |22 |Fane, Mildmay, 2nd Earl of Westmorland: for (d. 1665) read (d. 1666) |- | | |28 |⁠after 1620-1 insert for Kent in 1625, and again for Peterborough 1626-8 |- | | |l.l. |⁠for 1665 read 1665-6 |- |179 |i |9 |⁠after fourth earl insert and another son, Horace |- |182 |i |4 |Fanning, Edmund: for St. John in the Gulf of St. Lawrence read Prince Edward |- | | |8 |⁠for In 1799 he was chosen read He remained |- | | |10 |⁠omit an appointment which he retained |- | | |15 |⁠for 1793 read 1794 |- |189 |ii |37 |Fanshawe, Thomas (1530?-1601): for succeeding read five succeeding |- |190 |i |1 |⁠after lands. insert He was returned M.P. for Lancaster on 19 Jan. 1625-6, and again on 10 March 1627-8. |- | | |3 |⁠after 1622 add A son, Thomas, was elected M.P. for Lancaster to the Long parliament, but ‘was disabled to sit’ early in 1646. |- | | |38-43 |Fanshawe, Sir Thomas, 1st Viscount Fanshawe: for for Lancaster . . . for Lancaster) on 26 Oct. 1640. read and again on 26 Oct. 1640. |- | |ii |16-18 |⁠omit was elected M.P. . . . early in 1646 |- | | |40 |⁠for 1689 read 1687 |- |206 |ii |18 |Farindon, Anthony: for Branston read Bramston |- |208 |i |38 |Farish, William: before In 1794 insert He was proctor in 1792. |- |215 |ii |6 |Farmer, Richard: for the residentiary prebend read a residentiary canonry and the prebend |- |}