Fun upon Fun; or, Leper the Tailor, &c. Pg 5: ‘strugling to get’ replaced by ‘struggling to get’. Pg 6: ‘gave thee poor’ replaced by ‘gave the poor’. Pg 11: ‘had been beseiging’ replaced by ‘had been besieging’. Pg 23: ‘reconnitres the’ replaced by ‘reconnoitres the’. John Falkirk’s Cariches. Pg 3: ‘infalible remedy is’ replaced by ‘infallible remedy is’. Pg 8: ‘and and when in bed’ replaced by ‘and when in bed’. Pg 8: ‘a lawsuit aganst’ replaced by ‘a lawsuit against’. Pg 14: ‘to one anther’ replaced by ‘to one another’. Pg 19: ‘steping forward’ replaced by ‘stepping forward’. Pg 21: ‘the evil on himself’ replaced by ‘the evil one himself’. Pg 22: ‘who was doubtess’ replaced by ‘who was doubtless’. Grinning made Easy,--Funny Dick’s Jokes. Pg 5: ‘your buisness to’ replaced by ‘your business to’. Pg 6: ‘unfavourable countence’ replaced by ‘unfavourable countenance’. Pg 8: ‘coolness, answer-’ replaced by ‘coolness, answered,’. Pg 12: ‘a perpetual soure’ replaced by ‘a perpetual source’. Pg 13: ‘ou a Physician’ replaced by ‘on a Physician’. Pg 15: ‘are now synonimous’ replaced by ‘are now synonymous’. Pg 16: ‘said the docter’ replaced by ‘said the doctor’. Pg 16: ‘English geutleman’ replaced by ‘English gentleman’. Pg 18: ‘want of a laundres’ replaced by ‘want of a laundress’. Pg 19: ‘trelate said’ replaced by ‘the prelate said’. Pg 20: ‘friend G......s’ replaced by ‘friend G----s’. Pg 23: ‘and and stated that’ replaced by ‘and stated that’. Pg 23: ‘was quiet deaf’ replaced by ‘was quite deaf’. The Scotch Haggis; or, Choice Bon-Mots. Pg 9: ‘your honse before’ replaced by ‘your house before’. Pg 9: ‘the the wife said’ replaced by ‘the wife said’. Pg 10: ‘of the parishoners’ replaced by ‘of the parishioners’. Pg 13: ‘but four ounce of’ replaced by ‘put four ounce of’. Pg 14: ‘the cemi-sacred’ replaced by ‘the semi-sacred’. Pg 14: ‘indentified with that’ replaced by ‘identified with that’. Pg 15: ‘mak her laddie’ replaced by ‘mak her a laddie’. End of Project Gutenberg's John Cheap, the Chapman's Library:, by Various