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||Page ||Col. ||Line |  |- |217 |ii |2 |Richards, Nathaniel: for son read second son (by Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Hancock, of Combmartin) |- | | |4 |⁠for the parsonage there about 1612. read Kentisbury about 1612. His father rebuilt the chancel of the parish church (cf . Inscriptions on Stones from Kentisbury Church Tower) |- | | |11 |⁠omit appears to have |- | | |12-13 |⁠for where he was ‘preaching minister’ in 1654. read He died in 1652 and was buried at Barnstaple. |- |223 |ii |59-60 |Richardson, David L.: omit under Macaulay |- |224 |i |5 |⁠for ‘Bengal Monthly Magazine’ read ‘Calcutta Monthly Journal’ |- | | |7 |⁠for In 1835 he became principal read In 1836 he became professor of English literature |- | | |8 |⁠omit Metropolitan and after Calcutta insert largely on Macaulay's recommendation, and in 1839 he was promoted to the newly created post of principal of the college, while retaining his professorship |- |233 |i |16f.e. |Richardson, John (1787-1865): for John read Sir John |- |240 |i |13-14 |Richardson, Moses A.: for St. Kilda's Cemetery read the St. Kilda Cemetery |- |246 |ii |13f.e. |Richard, Samuel (1689-1761): for M. Howell read Mary Howitt |- |247 |ii |19 |Richardson, Sir Thomas (1569-1635): after 1569. insert He matriculated as a pensioner from Christ's College, Cambridge, in June 1584. |- |259 |i |19-23 |Richmond, Legh: omit A library designed . . . Uxbridge Road, London. |- |296 |ii |34 |Rigaud, John F.: for younger read second |- | | |35 |⁠after Rigaud insert (1705-1764) |- | | |36 |⁠for Girardet read Guiraudet |- | | |37 |⁠after Dutilh insert (1655-1705) |- | | |10f.e. |⁠after baptised insert 9 Sept. 1742 |- |297 |i |13f.e. |⁠for 1780 read 1781 and for E. H. Locker read William Locker |- | | |12-11 f.e. |⁠for including Nelson. read His portrait of Nelson was acquired by the present Earl Nelson for 70l. |- | |ii |16 |⁠after Mary insert (1740?-1808) |- | | |25 |Rigaud, Stephen F. D.: for 1862) read 1861) |- | | |l.l. |⁠for in 1808 read on 1 Jan. 1808 and for Miss Margaret Davies read Margaret, daughter of John Davies |- |298 |i |4 |⁠after death insert on 1 Jan. 1839 |- | | |7 |⁠for 1862 read 1861 |- | |ii |36 |Rigaud, Stephen P.: for 1857-8 read 1837-8 |- |304 |i |14f.e. |Rigby, Richard: for A contemporary of Rigby's said of him read Sir George 0. Trevelyan in his ‘Early Life of C. J. Fox’ (chap. iii.) wrote of Rigby |- |306 |i |55-56 |Riley, Henry T.: omit the residence of his sister |- |317 |i |22f.e. |Ripley, George: for 1719 read 1709 and for 1577 read 1557 |- |338 |ii |2 |Robartes, Foulk: omit being then of Trinity |- | | |15f.e. |Robartes, Francis: after about 1650. insert He was admitted fellow-commoner of Christ's College, Cambridge, 2 May 1663, aged 13. |- |344 |i |13f.e. |Robert II: for 1370) read 1390) |- |346 |i |14 |⁠for fifteen read nineteen |- |348 |ii |22 |Robert III: for duke of Fife, Earl read earl of Fife, duke |- |350 |i |6f.e. |Robert, Duke of Normandy: for autumn read autumn of 1080 |- |351 |i |36 |⁠for invaded read prepared to invade |- | |ii |34 |⁠for 27 Sept. read 23 Dec. |- |362 |ii |1 |Robert (d. 1139): after pp. 251-4; insert Newminster Chartulary (Surtees Soc.); |- |364 |i |22f.e. |Robert de Bethune: for Flanders read Artois |- |366 |i |2 |Robert of ‘Salesby’: for Roger read Roger of Salisbury and for Robert read Robert of Salesby |- |367 |ii |6 |Robert of Melun: for p. cxcix read vol. cxcix. |- |377 |ii |22 |Roberts, Francis: for About 1642 or 1643 read In 1648(Commons Journals, iii. 148) |- |398 |i |13f.e. |Roberts, William P.: for granddaughter to read descendant of |- | |ii |33 |Robertson, Abraham: for astronomy read geometry |- | | |10f.e. |⁠after security, insert He was made Savilian professor of astronomy in 1810. |- |419 |ii |10 |Robertson, Thomas (d. 1799): for a minister read probationer |- |}