Page 270: "[quotation mark missing in original]The determined resolution of Messrs. Rutherford Page 271: irregularity with the most silent[original has "mo t si'ent"] contempt Page 275: populace with 'Wilkes and Liberty.'"[single quote missing in original] Page 305: final rejection of it[original has "i"] by Colonel Keen Page 311: "[quotation mark missing in original]Here then was a difficulty Page 318: looped Brussels head at 30_l._"[quotation mark missing in original] Page 353: to promote their real welfare[353:A].'"[single quote missing in original] Page 365: reigns of Edward, Mary, Elizabeth[original has "Eliza" and "beth" on separate lines without a hyphen] Page 382: upwards of 40_l._--12_s._"[quotation mark missing in original] Page 408: every person endeavours[original has "endeavous"] to enter first Page 418: without visitors, it is governed by greater[original has "reater"] regularity Page 427: Coal-heavers[original has "Coalheavers"], riots by, ii. 70. Page 428: Doggett's[original has "Dogget's"] coat and badge first rowed for, i. 256. Page 431: Hearses[original has "Herses"], stormed, ii. 45. Page 432: Letter from A,[original has a period] B, &c. to the Bishop of Bristol, i. 368. Page 434: Petticoat[original has "Petticoa"], the hooped, troublesome, ii. 321 Page 439: Bellpine[original has "Belpine"], i. 328 Page 439: Bennet[original has "Bennett"], ii. 176.[last digit illegible in original] Page 439: Cholmondeley[original has "Cholmondly"], ii. 133. Page 441: Newcastle, i. 257, 310. ii. 24[original has "4"] In the Indexes, punctuation has been standardized and repeated main entries have been removed. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Anecdotes of the Manners and Customs of London during the Eighteenth Cent, by James Peller Malcolm