[Page 271.]—“Page 297. v. 2211. rede] i. e. advice.” Read “i. e. advise.”
[——] “Page 298. v. 2233. rode] i. e. road, cross.” Read “i. e. rood, cross.”
[Page 284.]—“Page 326, v. 397 ... Cole’s Dict.” Read “Coles’s Dict.”
[Page 311.]—“Page 380. v. 474. The carpettis within and tappettis of pall].” I may just notice that in an unpublished book of Kings Payments, in the Chapter-House, we find, under the first year of Henry 8;
| “Item to Corneles Vanderstrete opon his waraunt for xv Tappettes made for Wyndowes at the towre | ix s.” |
[Page 328.]—“Page 410. v. 1219 ... but, though Skelton was in all probability an author as early as 1583,” &c. Read “1483.”
[Page 345.]—“Page 14. v. 280.” Latter part of the note—“if ‘33ᵒ’ and ‘34’” &c. I ought to have mentioned that at the end of Why come ye nat to Courte (vol. ii. 67) we find (what is equally puzzling) “xxxiiii.”