[335] Pickpockets.
[336] Morning work at thieving.
[337] A proof with many errors in it.
[338] When any words have erroneously been set up twice.
[339] This was an error, as the Catechism had previously appeared in a daily paper.
[340] Lord Chancellor Eldon.
[341] Lord Castlereagh.
[342] Lord Sidmouth.
[343] Triangle, s. a thing having three sides; the meanest and most tinkling of all musical instruments; machinery used in military torture.—Dictionary.
[344] All-twattle; Twattle, v. n. to prate, gabble, chatter, talk idly.—Entick’s Dictionary.