[1] _for_ Stafford, _read_ Strafford. [2] _for_ a great, _read_ at a great. [3] _for_ preading, _read_ dreading. [4] _for_ scenes which, _read_ scenes of misery. [5] _for_ five, _read_ three. [6] _for_ Dr. Stills, _read_ Mr. Stills. [7] _for_ Barwis, _read_ Barvis. [8] _for_ loud, _read_ old. [9] _for_ ascend, _read_ descend. [10] _for_ this time, _read_ at this time. [11] _after_ Westcombe, _read_ was one of them, and he. [12] _for_ Sycencot, _read_ Syrencot. [13] _for_ settled to the, _read_ settled the. [14] _for_ say, _read_ says. [15] _for_ wer, _read_ were. [16] _read_ were given without delay. [17] _read_ went over with me in a chaise. [18] _for_ hat, _read_ that. [19] _for_ mothers, _read_ mother. [20] _for_ listen to, _read_ listen to it. [21] _for_ Brook-street, _read_ Brock-street. [22] _for_ the Bear-inn, _read_ the inn. [23] _for_ East-street, _read_ East Kent. [24] _read_ the prosecutors moved, the Court of King's Bench to remove the venue out of Kent, upon the ground, that the farmers were prejudiced so much in favour of Mr. Waddington, that they could not obtain a fair jury. [25] _for_ when she reached, _read_ when we reached. [26] _for_ Mr. Foy, _read_ Mr. Fay. [Note: The errata listed here have been applied to this text. The page & line originally quoted have been replaced by alphabetical markers [n], which refer to similar markers placed in the text where such amendments were made. [12] Sycencot -> Syrencot--referred to a single page/line. Syrencot is the location of Dyke's house; it occurs at 3 other places in the text--these have been changed and marked. [16] deletes 'for furniture &c.' [17] replaces 'went over in a chaise to Devizes the evening before.' [24] replaces 'he moved the Court of King's Bench to remove the _venue_ out of Kent, on the score of a prejudice having been raised against him in that county.' ] End of Project Gutenberg's Memoirs of Henry Hunt, Esq. Volume 1, by Henry Hunt