[115] But M'Culla hath still 30l. per cent. by the scheme, if they be returned. [F.]
[116] Faulkner's edition adds here: "For the benefit of defrauding the crown never occurreth to the public, but is wholly turned to the advantage of those whom the crown employeth." [T. S.]
[117] See page 89 of vol. vi. of present edition. [T. S.]
[118] 1: Faulkner's edition adds here: "it being a matter wholly out of my trade." [T. S.]
[119] See "A Proposal for the Universal Use of Irish Manufactures," p. 19. [T. S.]
[120] See Swift's letter to Archbishop King on the weavers, p. 137. [T. S.]
[121] Edward Waters. [T. S.]
[122] See note prefixed to pamphlet on p. 15. [T. S.]
[123] See notes on pp. 6, 7, 8 and 73 of vol. vi. of present edition. [T. S.]
[124] See Appendix V. in vol. vi. of present edition. [T. S.]