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ERRATA—Volume XXVII

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279	ii	7 f.e.	Hook, William: for and Wood . . . . saying read Wood says
290	ii	10	Hooker, Richard: for bishop of London read archbishop of Canterbury
294	ii	17 f.e.	⁠for Cambridge read Oxford
300	ii	4	Hoole, John: for tutor' read tailor'
303	i	16	Hooper, George: for Hooker read Hooper
		54-55	⁠for at the age of read aged nearly
306	ii	40-41	Hooper, John: omit Another collected edition . . . . two volumes.
311	ii	39	Hope, Mrs. Anne: after 1887. insert Mrs. Hope's ' First Divorce of Henry VIII' was edited from her manuscript by F. A. Gasquet.
315	ii	25	Hope, Sir James (1614-1661): after committees insert representing Scotland in the English parliament of 1653
321	i	6	Hope, Sir John, Lord Craighall: for He was one read His brother, Sir James Hope (1614-61) [q. v.], not himself, was one
322	i	26	Hope, John (1725-1786): for 1871 read 1781
323	ii	16	Hope, John, 4th Earl of Hopetoun: for fifty-seven read fifty-eight
327	ii	41	Hope, Sir Thomas (d. 1646): after Edinburgh, insert Gardiner's History of England, viii. 323, ix. 93.
328	i	1	Hope, Thomas (1770?-1831): omit for
	ii	15	⁠after (1808-1862) insert for many years M.P. for the city of Gloucester
331	ii	18-17 f.e.	Hope-Scott, James R.: for brother-in-law, read brother,
333	ii	10 f.e.	Hopkins, Edward: for he gave read he founded three schools in Connecticut, one of which, the Hopkins Grammar School, in Newhaven, has had an uninterrupted existence from its foundation; he also
340	i	20	Hopkins, William (1793-1866): for seventy-third read seventy-fourth
346	ii	4	Hopton, John: for Monks read Friars
		11	⁠for 1539 read 1529
		13	⁠for 1532 read 1542
347	i	4 f.e.	Hopton, Ralph, Lord Hopton: for Vandry read Vaudry
		3 f.e.	⁠for 1601 read 1598
354	i	17	Hornblower, Jonathan: for 1800) read 1780)
358	ii	17 f.e.	Home, Richard H.: for Foggs read Foggo
369	i	8	Horner, Francis: for November read October
372	i	9 f.e.	Horner, Leonard: after works insert with memoir
		53-55	⁠omit A biography . . . . 1848. 6.
383	ii	7	Horsley, Samuel: omit was
394	ii	14-12 f.e.	Hosier, Francis: for Hosier left a widow . . . . Richard Hart, read Hosier died intestate and without issue, his estate passing to his nephew Richard Hosier.
398	i	26	Hoskins, John (1566-1638): for (Gardiner, Hist. 1603-16, pp. 163-4) read (Gardiner, Hist. of England, ii. 246, 249)
399	ii	6	Hoskins, Sir John (1634-1705): for Hoskjns read Hoskins
405	i	9	Hotham, Charles: for Durand read Durant
	ii	21 23	$\scriptstyle {\left.{\begin{matrix}\ \\\ \end{matrix}}\right\}\,}$ Hotham, Sir Charles: for 1800 read 1806
405	ii	8 f.e.	Hotham, Durant: for (1619? read (1617?
		4 f.e.	⁠after vol. ii.) He was admitted to Christ's College, Cambridge, 7 May 1632, aged 15.
406	i	29-30	Hotham, Sir Henry: for the second . . . . first lord Hotham read Beaumont Hotham, second baron Hotham
407	i	25	⁠omit and a daughter
		37	Hotham, John (d. 1337): for Cottenham read Cottingham
408	ii	32	Hotham, Sir John (d. 1645): for the fleet read the Fleet prison
414	i	17	Hothby, John: for (fl. 1470) read, (d. 1487)
		20-21	⁠for and to have moved . . . . Florence, read but went to Lucca in 1467.
		23	⁠after seems insert also
		27	⁠after Spain, insert In 1486 he was invited to England by Henry VII He died in 1487.
416	i	31	Hoton, Richard of: for Lynche read Lytham
418	ii	39	Hough, John: for ninety-third read ninety-second
424	ii	31	Housman, Robert: for son read nephew
430	ii	13	Hovenden, Robert: for iii. read iv.

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