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REPORTS
COURTS OF LAW AND EQUITY.
House of Lords. — Clark and FhudT
— BUgh. CAancerji.— Mylne and Craig. RolU Court.— Keeoe. Vice Chancellor. — Simons. King's BmrA.—Adolphns and Ellis- Neville and Perry Pointt of Proctice.— Dowllng's Pne.
tlce Cases. Cofflmim P/eof.^Blngbam'BNewCssa
— Scott's Reports. Exchequer. — Meeson and Welsby. Exchequer— Equity Side. — Yoonp h
Collyer. Nisi Prius. — Moody and Robintoo—
Carxington and Payne. Admiralty. — Haggard. Privy Council. — Moore. East India Appeals.^Moote. Ecclesiastical. — Curteis BonArrvp^cy.— Deacon— Montana sikI
Ayrton. Magistrate's Reports.— tleviU ft Peny CroumCasesIieserved.—'Moodj'iCrvn
Cases. Statutes. — Anndally.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
' Sir, it is the great excellence of a writer to put into his book as much as bis book will hold" " Let it be book'd with the rest"— SuAKsrsARx.
P. K. William Young Ottley, F. S. A. was born Aug. 8, 1771, and died May 26, 1836.
P. tuB. For Joseph Athias read Tobias Athias.
P. 647. On a marble tablet fixed against the west front of the methodist meeting at Edmonton, supporting an nm, like a covered dish on a foot, Is this inscription, com- memorating the relict of Mr. deputy Kent ;— " Near this monument He the mortal remains of Mary Kent, who ex- changed this world of sin for the realms of peace and joy, March 3, 1803, aged one hundred and four years."
P. 668. Dr. Edward Young died April 13, 176s, aged 84.
P. 713. Jeremy Bentham died June 6, 1833, aged 84.
F. 743. Sir Charles Wilkins died May 13, 1830, aged 89.
P. 7<7- Lord North died Aug. s, 1792.
P. 764. Thomas, lord Ersklne, died Nov. 17, 1817.
P. 776. James Boaden, editor of the Oracle, was born at Whitehaven, In 176!, and died Feb. l6, I839. He was the author of the Life of J. P. Kembte, Mrs. Siddons, &c.
P.777. Rev. William Beloe was born at Norwich, in ■ 796, and died April 11, 1917.
P. 784. Dr. John Walcot died at Somers Town, London, Jan, 13, I819, in his Slst year. Perhaps hardly any poet since Shakspeare Illustrated his works with more abundant allusions derived from the sources of nature ; or a more original Junius. He retained his faculties to the last.
P. 789. Thomas Bowden died Feb, 26, 1836, aged 68.
P, 793. George Longman, esq. died Nov. S3, 1833.
P. 793. William Godwin, was born at Wisbech, Cam- bridgeshire, March 3, 1796, and died April 7. 1838. He received for his work on Political Justice, ^00 ; Caleb WitUams, £9< ; and St. Leon, four hundred guineas.
P. 793. Hannah More was born 1749, died Sept 7, 1833.
I P. 799, dele the two lines concerning newspapert U I Constantinople.
I P. 796. John Mackinlay died in Soatbampton-street,
i London, June 13, 1821, aif-ed 79 years. He was the father
of Mr. Mackinlay, formerly a bookseller in the Strand.
P. 809. Matthew Wilkes died Jan. 29, 1829, a^ >3.
P. 83(>. Joseph Mawmandied Sept. 13, I827, agediixtr. eight years. He was a very Intelligent man, and spirited publisher ; also an author, having published in 1S05 la 8vo. volume, entitled An Excursion to the Highlasdi »f Scotland, and the English Lakes, ^c.
P. 833. For Harriot Hart read John Harriot Hart.
P. 840. Markham Craig died during his imprisonmeat.
P. 89<.Mrs. E.C. Knight died at ParU, Feb. 1838, sgei tl.
P. 899. Dr. John Trussler died June, 1820, aged 89.
P. 876. The note, JoAa Briggs, should be placed lut, and marked thus t
P. 693. The rev. R. Polwhele died March 4, 1 838, tffAn-
P. 949. John Talbot, son of Matthew Talbot, and brothet- In-Iaw of Mr. E. Baines, died March 37, 1839, in his slity- sixth year. He had occupied a confidential situation is the office of the Leeds Mercury for thiity-flve years. His son, the rev. Edward Talbot, resides at Tenterdeo, Kent
1832, May. The Dublin Printers' Asylum Instituted.
1839, March 30. Died, Jauks Tali., who held arespoa- sible situation in the Pitt Press, Cambridge, aped liftT years. Mr. Tall served his apprenticeship In that estab- lishment : in Feb. 1809, he was appointed snperlntendest of the stereotype foundry, and in July, 1830, overseer of the press department, which he held till his death. Bit assiduity, fidelity, and pleasing deportment, gained bio the esteem of a large circle of friends. He left a widov.
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