[2] This is an error—See page 76.
[3] The numbers at the close of the Poll on Saturday, 24th March, at three o’clock, stood as under:—
| Sir Francis Burdett | 5,327 | |
| J. Cam Hobhouse, Esq. | 4,884 | |
| Hon. W. Lamb | 4,436 |
[4] Mr. George Skelly—Alnwick.
[5] At an interview which we had in 1877 with
Née. Elizabeth Catnach, the last survivor of the family of John and Mary Catnach, she informed us that the MS. book alluded to above, remained in the family for many years, and was last known to be in the possession of the sister Mary—Mrs. Haines, of Gosport, to the date of about 1863.
[6] Pitts, a modern publisher of love garlands, merriments, penny ballads,
“Who, ere he went to heaven,
Domiciled in Dials Seven!”—
G. Daniel’s “Democritus in London.”
[7] The late John Camden Hotten’s Introduction to the new edition of “Life in London.” Chatto & Windus: Piccadilly.