p. 45: Exellency to Excellency (his Excellency the Lieutenant Governor) p. 51: 6. to 6d. (for the Church £350 18s. 6d.) p. 56: subscripton to subscription (A subscription was set on foot) Footnote 48 (originally on p. 86): extra "of" removed (the accommodation of the people) p. 60: parochials to parochialis (notitia parochialis) p. 82: $ to £ (The highest prize was £2000.) p. 90: extra "in" removed (prisoners, six in number) p. 96: comformity to conformity (in conformity with the Act) p. 97: "Royal Gazette:" to "Royal Gazette": p. 97: Prince William Henry to "Prince William Henry" (The brig "Prince William Henry,") Footnote 55 (originally on p. 98): Crdnance to Ordnance; Oonnors to Connors Footnote 58 (originally on p. 106): Footnote marker was originally between dash and "Uncertain" instead of before "NOTE." p. 107: genera to general (as a general) p. 109: Hemmiongton to Hemmington (J. Hemmington, Grocer) p. 117: conmiseration to commiseration (commiseration of their countrymen) p. 118: pproaching to approaching (On his approaching near) p. 118: dist nguishes to distinguishes (so often distinguishes) p. 119: Halibur on to Haliburton p. 124: fvaourite to favourite (a favourite resort) p. 128: Beaujoile to Beaujolie (Count Beaujolie) p. 132: inh is to in his (in his 83rd year) p. 139: extra "the" removed (appeared in the Gazette) p. 150: extra "and" removed (and all the other decimal parts) p. 153: ballotted to billetted (billetted for service) Footnotes 74-80 (originally on p. 165): "NOTE.--" removed; these notes were originally grouped together into one paragraph p. 168: suing to using (using these small boats) p. 175: extra "to" removed (to the Bishopric) Footnote 84 (originally on p. 188): Parado to Parade (The Grand Parade) p. 190: Admirality to Admiralty (Admiralty Records) p. 192: eollege to college (erecting the college) p. 193: delapidaated to delapidated (old and delapidated) p. 197: neucleus to nucleus (nucleus for loungers) p. 205: aids-de-camp to aides-de-camp ( with his aides-de-camp) p. 206: asssembled to assembled (assembled under the portico) p. 211: woooden to wooden (old wooden fortifications) p. 214: Dorie to Doric (Doric pillars) p. 216: erecteed to erected (erected there a large stone warehouse) p. 218: stork to store (present stone store) p. 222: pretentions to pretensions (his pretensions to skill) p. 225: were to where (where he received his education) p. 229: a to as (as Judge of the Supreme Court) p. 231: Abbe to Abbey (Abbey of St. Matthew) p. 234: Storkkeeper to Storekeeper (Naval Storekeeper) p. 234: 1659 to 1759 (bears date August 16th, 1759) p. 237: Carles to Charles (Charles Mason) p. 239: seamen to seaman (private soldier or seaman) p. 242: off to of (Shipping of the settlers) p. 245: seige to siege (accurate account of the siege) p. 246-261: all repeated headings in tables removed (e.g. NORTH SUBURBS.--(CONTINUED.))