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Page 16. The Poet in this page was not the
Earl of Exeter; Mr. Cecil of St. John's appears
in vol. III. pp. 49, 85.-P. 22, last line, read
PHIN. (Phineas).-P. 39, line 16 of notes, read
Lord Montjoy in Ireland 1617, Lord Montjoy of
Thurweston 1627; in note' delete the parenthesis.
P. 52, note 5, delete the words "either at Sir Tho.
Sadleir's or."-P. 61, in note, for Duke read Earl;
for 1594 read 1584; for 68 read 62 (see vol. III.
p. 371); note, for James read John.-P. 75, 1.
10, notes, for Chancellor read Counsellor.
P. 84, delete the first line and a half of note ',
which apply to Sir Thos. Gerard's father.-P.
85, note, for " he received the honour of
knighthood early," read "he was created K. B.
at the Coronation (see p. 224)."-P. 91, note ',
dele the statement that the Earl of Rutland was
K. B., which is erroneous.-P. 95, see note on
Lady Hatton corrected in vol. II. 175.-P. 107,
note for "Robert Cecil, Lord Burleigh,"
read "Thomas Sackville, Lord Buckhurst."-P.
112, note ', for 1618 read 1620.-P. 113, line 3,
for Henry read Edward; note, for 1595 read
1594.-P. 115, note 6, for 1600 read 1604.-P.
*123, line 3, for the 12th read 13th.-P. 130, by
"learned Morton" Daniel does not mean the
Earl; but Cardinal Morton, the Councillor and
Favourite of Henry VII.-P. 141, read "the eve
of Lady-day, the 24th of March."-P. 142, delete
note, and refer to vol. II. p. 399.-Pp. 145, 157,
161, 188, 247, read Cotton MSS. Caligula, E. x.
—P. 156, note 5,for 1612 read 1613.-P. 165, note
', line 2, for his read hir.-P. 166, note ', for 1611
read 1612, and for 1613 read 1617-18, aged 76. ·
-P. 167, for Goodnes read Gardner, for Gorges
read Grymes, for Talbot read Foliott, and for
Compton of Hertfordshire read Crompton of
Herefordshire.-P. 168, line 15, delete "Trea-
surer."-P. 174, in head line, for VISITS HOL-
DENBY read AT DINGLEY. P. 176, note ', for
1691 read 1641.-P. 189, note 3, for p. 210 read
vol. II. p. 287.-P. 195, note ', for Anne read
Eliz. and for 18th read 17th; note ", for "Eliza-
beth Wight," read Jane, second dau. of Sir
Mich. Stanhope, of Shelford, sister to the first
Lord Stanhope of Harington.-P. 201, note 3, for
81 read 84.-P. 208. Sir George Carew of Lon-
don was not the same individual as the Earl of
Totness, who was knighted in 1585 (see pp. 167,
190).-P.210, delete note 6.-P. 211, note, delete
the words "he was knighted, and."-P. 212, note
', for p. 192 read p. 207.-P. 213, see note cor-
rected in vol. II. p. 24.-P. 214, note 5, for
"elder brother" read nephew.-P. 217, note 8, for
Wring read Wing.-P. 222, note, delete the words

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was of the King's Bed-chamber."—P. 223, note
4, for Denton read Dent; note 7, for 1622 read
1628.-P. 224, note, for 1608 read 1603; note
7, for 1625 read 1624; and for 1631 read 1629.
P. 225, see note corrected in p. 525; note 13,
for 1627 read 1637.-P. 226, delete note 13, which
applies to Sir Edw. Herne, Knight Bachelor, in
p. 207.-P. 268, note ', line 1, read “within the
Queen's Dower, which were," &c.-P. 271, notes,
line 8, for May read March.-P. 281, line 12, for
preceding read succeeding.—P. 294, note, for
1614 read 1604.-P. 318. Mr. Lodge's note on
the Master of Orkney in this page is erroneous;
that in p. 196 correct. He did marry Lady
Eliz. Southwell, daughter of the Earl of Not-
tingham.-P. 323, see an error in note 3 corrected
in vol. II. p. 492.-P. 350, note, for 144 read
348.-P. 399, note ', line 2, for two-fifths read
two-sevenths.-P. 424, line 22, delete North; and
read above, Lord North of Kirtling.-P. 427,
note', line 10, for "the Lord" read the style of
Lord; note, for 18th read 26th. - P. 439,
note, delete the words "He was again visited by
the King in 1614."-P. 440, note, for 217 read
317.-P. 464, for November 7 read December
4.-P. 471, note, line 6, for 18 read 30;
last line, for iis. read xis.-P. 475, note 5, for May
21 read April 20.-P. 481, note, delete the word
"not."-P. 489, note 3 is incorrect; Lady Eliz.
Howard was afterwards Lady Knollys; see INDEX
III.-P. 500, line 7, for Coronation read Ac-
cession.-P. 510, line 13, for Northamptonshire
read Northumberland (see vol. III. p. 280).—P.
511, note 2, for 37 read 208; note 1, delete " and
in the dignity of Earl of Newcastle."-P. 513,
line 3, for "font. During" read "font during."
- P. 518, note 5, line 1, delete "whence."
P. 519, for "6 a small mansion on Farley Green"
read "Someries; ' see note corrected in vol.
III. p. 851.-P. 521, note ', line 12, for third
read fourth; and line 14, for " John the fourth
Duke" read "Francis the fifth Duke."-P. 523,
note, for 1613 read 1619.-P. 524, line 2, for
Edward read Edmund.-P. 525, head line, for
BRAYBROOKE read ROCKINGHAM-P. 527, note,
for "This William" read "Thomas;
see vol.
III. p. 773.—P. 528. The King was not at Wrox-
ton in 1605 (see vol. III. pp. 483, 563).—P. 574,
note', for Cordwainer read Clothworker.-P. 582,
in note, for " Charter-house, May 11, 1603 (see
p. 115)," read "Tower, March 14, 1603-4 (see
p. 322)," Sir Thomas Knivet in p. 115 being
cousin to Lord Knivet; for July 7 read July 4.
P. 604, line 3 of note, delete "Sir."

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Driginal Manuscripts, Scarce Pamphlets, Corporation Records, Parochial Registers, Ec. Ec.

COMPRISING

FORTY MASQUES AND ENTERTAINMENTS; TEN CIVIC PAGEANTS;

NUMEROUS ORIGINAL LETTERS;

AND ANNOTATED LISTS OF THE PEERS, BARONETS, AND KNIGHTS, WHO RECEIVED THOSE
HONOURS DURING THE REIGN OF KING JAMES.

Ilustrated with Notes, Historical, Topographical, Biographical, and Bibliographical.
BY JOHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. LOND. EDINB. & PERTH.

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