[233] Spinoza.
[239] Rather shaky Romany. Chivios and rovel should be chído si and rovénna.
[240] Enough.
[249] Absolutely meaningless to any English Gypsy that ever walked. Borrow seems to have fancied it was Hungarian Romany, but it isn’t.
[264] Anglo-Hanoverian victory over the French, 1759.
[265] 2nd April 1824.
[270] Sir Richard Phillips (1767-1840), schoolmaster, hosier, stationer, publisher, author, Radical, vegetarian, etc., removed from Leicester to London in 1795, was knighted in 1808, and finally retired to Brighton.
[278] By the Rev. Legh Richmond (1772-1827). Elizabeth Wallbridge, the dairyman’s daughter, is buried at Arreton, in the Isle of Wight; and 2,000,000 copies of the tract, which was written in 1809, are said to have been sold in the author’s lifetime.
[287] The Fortunes and Misfortunes of the famous Moll Flanders, by Daniel Defoe, appeared on 27th January 1722.
[293] Quite incredible. Norwich had its own papers.