p. 21: "ladders" for "ladlers" (long ladlers for scaling) p. 23: "besieged" for "beseiged" (others beseiged the house) p. 26: "buckets full" for "bucketsfull" (of which bucketsfull were passed) p. 33: "Sergeant" for "Sargeant" (Recorder and Common Sargeant) p. 41: "indescribable" for "indiscribable" (with an indiscribable feeling) p. 44: inserted space (forming a part of NewgateMarket) p. 52: added final closing quote mark (as much trouble as possible.) p. 54: added period (Werry good That's a case) p. 54: added final closing quote mark (I should like to see 'em.) p. 55: removed final closing quote mark (the prisoner before him.") p. 57: added final period (I suppose mine did) p. 59: "pew" for "pen" (the 'condemned pen') p. 59: "huge" for "hugh" (A hugh black pen) p. 64: removed duplicate "desperate" (helpless, desperate, desperate state) p. 65: added period (linen cloth His red) p. 67: changed opening double quote to single quote ("Here's somebody) p. 76: "divagations" for "divigations" (in his pleasant divigations) p. 77: "preferred" for "prefered" (debtors who prefered to preserve) p. 80: added period (the charge of 1s. 3d a week) p. 84: "gallon" for "galllon" (And stand a galllon) p. 84: "Wat" for "Watt" (followers of Watt Tyler) p. 94: added period (L3 6s 8d.) p. 94: added period (7s 4d.) p. 95: "Westminster" for "Westminister" (between Westminister Hall) p. 95: guessed "are" as missing word (There other letters by Howel) p. 102: removed duplicate "of" (the shadow of of the prison) p. 125: "made" for "maade" (when he maade his first visit) p. 126: "Clennam" for "Clenham" (Arthur Clenham looked) p. 129: added missing opening quote (I came to Marshalsea Place,') p. 137: added missing comma after "porter" (for porter gave me) p. 137: "handkerchief" for "handerchief" (his pocket handerchief) p. 139: removed duplicate "to" (a room to to himself) p. 142: apostrophe for comma (Insolvent Debtors, Act) p. 147: added missing opening quote ('No.' Would you like) p. 171: "Hopkins's" for "Hopkin's" (of Captain Hopkin's voice) p. 153: "rotten" for "rotton" (the rotton and reeking) p. 154: "huge" for "hugh" (but that a hugh structure) p. 171: "Dickens's" for "Dicken's" (At the time of Dicken's visit) End of Project Gutenberg's In Jail with Charles Dickens, by Alfred Trumble