Transcriber’s Note
The table of illustrations has the wrong page (p. 116) for the image on p. 117, and has been corrected.
On pp. 206 and 207, a double-page [view] of Kingston-upon-Hull has been joined. A larger version of it can be viewed by clicking on the image..
Likewise, the [map] printed on the inside of the back cover, spanning two pages, has been joined, however imperfectly, given the original images. A larger version of it can be viewed by clicking on the image.
On pp. [241] and [248], there are facsimiles of documents. The caption of each serves as a link to a text transcription, which is included at the end of the text.
Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here.
| [52.5] | we have no means of knowing[.] | Added. |
| [100.12] | the records remain | Removed. |
| [115.28] | to hold this office[.] Thus | Added. |
| [116.2] | Edward III[.], so his son | Added. |
| [118.16] | Shakspeare’s [P/p]lay | Replaced. |
| [134.2] | themselves in populous towns[.] | Added. |
| [148.30] | your dewte in ryngyng....[’] | Added. |
| [187.31] | of the building[.] They were a wealthy | Added. |
| [215.32] | Added. | |
| [227.24] | Let the best fashioned and apparrell[ /e]d Servants | Replaced. |
| [231.21] | This was between the years 1703 and 1753[.] | Added. |
| [245.11] | horses could not[,] contend against the wind. | Removed. |
| [296.1] | and Strong Beer.[’] | Added. |
| [324.20] | teche all [scholers] thither | sic |
| [330.14] | to the inhabitants[’] | Added. |
| [331.24] | at Paris in 1552[./,] one of Cicero printed | Replaced. |
| [332.33] | Bridlington and Hull came into being[.] | Added. |
| [349.11] | R[o/a]ised in 1802 two squadrons of Yeomanry | Replaced. |
| [350.22] | Royal A[d/c]ademy | Replaced. |