Britannia, by William Camden : Errata.

ERRATA

Pag.	Lin.	CORNWALL.
5	27	Margin r. 16l.
12	21	After refers, add this mark ⌉.
17	2	and Margin r. Penryn.
18	22	r. Tin-mines.
		DEVONSHIRE.
42	65	after burden, add, and Ships of 100 Tun and upwards.
43	9	after Knights, add, ⌈and Baronets.⌉
		DORSETSHIRE.
51	antepen.	r. There are now no Trees.
56	19	r. Pool is grown, of late years, a place of very considerable Trade, and greatly improv’d in Buildings.
60	70	r. Stourminster is lately come into the hands of the Pitts.
		SOMERSETSHIRE.
87	35	At the words, † not many years since, add in the Margin, † So said, ann. 1607.
		WILTSHIRE.
119	22	r. Barons.
		HAMSHIRE.
141	34	r. † Stood, and in the Margin, † Stands, C.
		SURREY.
182	70	after knowledge, set this mark ⌉
185	31	r. John Mordaunt.
187	22	r. Molesey.
		SUSSEX.
204	62	at the words Hard by, add in the Margin, See pag. 205, Cæsar’s-hill. Note, These two, tho’ differing in name, are one and the same Camp.
		KENT.
222	12	for Great Britain, r. England.
	37	r. Colfe.
237	52	instead of, where it now lies in its ruins, put, in the room of which a very handsom Church is now built.
238	23	r. another river.
239	23, 24.	the Semicolon to be after Pope, and the Comma after S. Augustine.
242	34	for near, r. under.
246	63	after Edward, r. and he by a Son of the same name.
		GLOCESTERSHIRE.
268	68, 69.	r. Eldadus.
280	65	r. Ragland.
		OXFORDSHIRE.
267	63	r. † was – and in the Margin put, † Is, C.
301	44	r. Kiddington.
314	18	r. Selden.
315	29	r. Ottendun.
		BUCKINGHAMSHIRE.
329	25	at Amersham, set in the Margin, So said, ann. 1607. but now well-built and populous.
	36	after Francis, add, ⌈and their Successors⌉
	47, 48.	from the word who, to the word Church, to be left out.
331	43	r. Keynes.
333	ib.	r. Son of the famous.
		BEDFORDSHIRE.
339	73	r. * might, and in the Margin, * May, C.
340	32	for was long, r. hath been very long.
	antepen.	at the words † dirty road, put in the Margin, † So said, ann. 1607, but now very good.
		HERTFORDSHIRE.
353	11	r. St. Germain’s Chapel is now pull’d down.
		ESSEX.
410	74	r. Assington.
422	72	for eight, r. two.
426	75	r. Hallingbury.
		SUFFOLK.
449	1	The Gaol is at Beccles. H---
451	40	r. Somerly came from the Jerneganes to the Wentworths.
		NORFOLK.
458	71	after be in, add, ⌈If this do not rather belong to Carlton in Humbleyard-Hundred.⌉
459	8	The Linden-tree is blown down.
	46	after Woodhouse, add, and is now the possession of her Son, Sir John Woodhouse.
460	29	r. Lower down.
467	antepen.	r. East.
469	43	at the word † noted, put in the Margin, † So said, ann. 1607.
471	11	r. Hills.
473	36	Walsoken.
477	28	r. James the fourth.
		HUNTlNGDONSHIRE.
507	17	r. Great-grandson.
		NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
511	26, 27	put a Comma after Rutland, and a Semicolon after Lincoln.
	36	r. West-side.
513	15	r. Wapenham.
	64	r. Eston Neston.
514	63	r. Westward.
518	44	r. † was, and in the Margin, † Is, C.
519	75	r. Mauduit.
520	2	r. North-west.
	5	Rushton, and not Newton, was the Seat of the Lord Cullen.
524	65	r. Sibertofte.
	75	leave out, who now enjoy it.
525	26	r. Pightesley.
527	14	r. and so on to Stamford.
		LEICESTERSHIRE.
531	6	r. † was, and put in the Margin, † Is now, C.
	7	after it, add, but now there is erected a neat Stone Cross, with several Inscriptions upon it.
541	34	r. † Pasture; and in the Margin, † Restibilis, arable, C.
		RUTLANDSHIRE.
548		at the end of the County, add, This little County is adorned with forty-eight Parish-Churches.
		NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
577	12	Linn runs just by the Town of Lenton, on the west.
580	16	r. Burton.
		DERBYSHIRE.
589	39	for and sell, put, and, having turn’d it into Malt, to sell.
		WORCESTERSHIRE.
623	14	The Tower on the Bridge, being ruinous, hath been pull’d down.
		SHROPSHIRE.
646	52	after Chirbury, add, whose line failing, the Honour was conferr’d by King William the third upon Henry, Son of Sir Henry Herbert, who was younger Brother to the said Edward.
650	37	from the, to standing, r. The Lords and Commons are said to have sat in a long Building, the ends of which are yet standing, within the Walls of the Castle.
651	13	r. Pulrebache.
	19	for little rising rocks, r. or rather perfect Rocks (with many loose Stones about,)
	56	The road that goes from Wroxeter into North-Wales, is not called Watling-street; but that which comes over at Wroxeter-ford, and goes from thence to Ariconium.
	58	There is but one Stretton, by which the Road runs, that leads from Vriconium to Mediolanum; but there are three others, nine or ten miles from Rowton; between two of which stands Brocard’s-Castle.
653	52	for Lodge, r. Inns for Travellers.
654	5	r. † now Earls of — and add in the Margin, descended from the, C.
660		line last save four, after Grafton, add, ⌈now Earls⌉
661	19	George the present Earl is Son of Gilbert Talbot of Batchcoate in the County of Worcester, Esq; who was Uncle of Charles late Duke of Shrewsbury.
		CHESHIRE.
672	28	r. Hanbridge.
673	68	The Estate is now come to the Arderns.
	antepen.	The Family is extinct.
675	41, 42	From Lead, the Pans were afterwards turn’d into Iron; and but 2 in each House.
	53	r. † now lives; and add in the Margin, † formerly liv’d, C.
677	33	No such Observation has been made within memory, nor is the thing now commonly believed.
678		line last save four, for other, r. same.
	penult.	fill up the vacancy with the word Cred.
		HEREFORDSHIRE.
687	1	for thirty or forty, r. twenty.
689	45,	& lin. penult. for Wye, r. Lug.
693		at the end of the County, add, This County contains 176 Parish-Churches.
		CARDIGANSHIRE.
		at the end of the County, add, It contains 64 Parish-Churches.
		YORKSHIRE.
846	58	r. Earl.
847	37	Dr. Sanderson was born at Sheffield, as appears by the Register there, Robertus, filius Roberti Sanderson, baptizat’ 20 Sept. 1587; however Rotheram may have been generally thought the place of his birth, upon the authority of Mr. Walton, the Writer of his Life.
866	5	in the Margin, r. 1541.
871	54	r. Knaresborow.
877	11	r. Arrows.
884	17	omit, blown up in the year 1648.
892	35	The Inscription is thus: As fre make I thee as hert may thynke or eyh may see.
897	68	r. Haddington.
897	74	leave out, Coniers his Son, and —
		DURHAM.
937	59	r. this.
941	32	r. Hansards.
958	16	r. Plan.
959	4	r. Secespita.
		CUMBERLAND.
1006	29	r. second.
	43	r. † Galloway and in the Margin, † Anandale, C.
1021	2	r. latter.
1022	21	r. almost at the same place.
1023	1	r. near Hutton-hall.
1042	12	r. 1605.
		PICTS-WALL.
1053	69	for Chapel, r. Roman Temple.
1056	52	r. East.
1061	11	r. Bridekirk.
	16	r. Broughton.
		NORTHUMBERLAND.
1093	34	r. Rothbury.
		SCOTLAND.
1159		To the Stewarties, add, Falkland ---- and, to the Bailliaries, add, Lauderdale.
1179	17	The Office of Sheriff of Merse is of late confer’d on the Earl of Marchmont.
1180	12	S. Germains is in Lothian.
1184	64	for, chief Residence, r. a Seat ---
1185	51	after Primrose, add the mark ⌉.
1186	21	The Monastery was founded by K. David the first, and made a Royal Palace by K. James the fifth.
1204	13	r. whose widow Margaret —
	24	The title given to John Stuart, was from a place in the Orkneys.
1205	37	This is differently related by others, viz. That Thomas, Son of Robert, married the King’s Sister; That her Marriage with James Hamilton was not till after the death of her first husband, and, That the gross of the Estate was restored to James Boyd, her Son.
	51	r. Temple Newsom.
1207	8	† At this day – in the Margin, set, † Ann. 1607.
1210	7	The Barony of Crawford came from the Crawfords to the Lindesays, by marriage; and the first Earl, ann. 1399. was Sir David Lindesay.
1212	4	r. by King David the first.
	39	r. and his Son David was –
1213	9	Lismehago was founded by King David the first.
	35, 38.	r. Darnly, to whom the right to the Earldom of Lennox came by marriage with a daughter of Duncan Earl of Lennox.
	46	r. Gourock.
	52	The Royal Society for Herring-Fishing is dissolved.
1214	2	Garnock, is a river in Cuningham, in the Viscount’s Estate.
	22	r. Nave.
	23	r. Robert the third, and his Grandmother.
		penult. r. opposite to Erskin.
1217	29	r. Mugdock ---
1219	12	It was not resumed; but Robert resigned it to his great Nephew.
1232	32	r. James.
	l.	last save three, r. fourth.
	ult.	Lochleven-castle belongs now to Sir Thomas Bruce.
1238		Kingstown is in Lothian.
1240	9	omit, the Abbey.
1244	38	r. some ages since.
1250	6	r. was descended John Earl of Errol.
1262	22	Glasford is in the Shire of Lanerk.
		IRELAND.
1339	49	for the same title, r. the title of Viscount.
1346	29	r. Territory.
1347	58	r. second.
1360	55	for Cork, r. Fernes.
1369	18	r. Rathcoole.
	antepen.	r. Demsfore.
1374	39	r. Letrim.
1375	12	r. did lately enjoy.
1376	13	omitted after Shanon, in about half the Copies, Also Granard gives the title of Earl to the Family of Forbes; and Lanesborough the title of Viscount to the Family of Lane.
1383	37	r. Ulster.
1390	10	r. The Heir of ---
1394	20	r. Douth, in this County.
1411	23	r. † had; and in the Margin, † has, C.
		ISLE of MAN.
1439	1	for 20000, r. about 14500.