See also, Additions to Camden’s _Magna Britannia_ (by Gough), edition of 1789, vol. ii. fo. 289, where the same circumstance is narrated, with the addition, that the clothing of the body seemed to have been rich; that it was seated in a chair, with a table and a mass-book before it; and also that, upon the admission of the air, the body soon fell to dust. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS. {321} Page 1, note 2, After the words, “and May, 1856,” add “and also in September, 1856, which was after part of this work had been sent to the press.” „ 2. In the last line of note *, after the words, “according to,” insert the name, “Fabyan.” „ 3. Before “Market Drayton,” insert “Hodnet, and.” „ 5. After the words, “offered battle to his enemies,” add “2,” and at the foot of the page, insert as note “2”: “A portion of the suburbs of Shrewsbury was intentionally burnt; that measure being considered requisite for the safety of the town, in consequence of the approach of Hotspur’s army.—_Rot. Parl._ 9 Henry IV., vol. iii. fo. 619.” „ 5. For note “2,” substitute “3.” „ 10. Instead of “fragments of human bones, armour, spurs,” read “human bones, fragments of armour, spurs.” „ 10. For “the Rev. J. O. Hopkins,” read “the late Rev. J. O. Hopkins.” „ 11, note 4. For “very many of the bones of men,” read “the bones of many men.” „ 22, note 2. Instead of “18th of February, 1477,” read “18th of February, 1477–8.” „ 28, note 2. For “the 16th of February, 1495,” read “the 16th of February, 1494–5.” „ 35. Insert the figures “35” at the head of the page. „ 39, note 3. For “28th of April, 1442,” read “29th of April, 1441.” „ 44, note 2. Before the name “Hall,” insert “Fabyan.” „ 49. For “1459,” read “1460.” „ 50. In the second line of the continuation of the note, before the name “Hall,” insert “Fabyan.” Page 53, note 4. Add, “Dugdale and Stow state that the Duke of York left London on the 2nd of December, and arrived at Sandal on Christmas eve. If he consumed twenty-two days in his march from London to Sandal, the delay seems very extraordinary.” „ 54, note 3. Instead of “Henry Beaufort, Duke of Somerset (the son of Edmund Beaufort, grandson of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster), after the death,” read “Henry Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, was the son of Edmund Beaufort (grandson of John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster), who, after the death.” „ 54. In the seventh line of the same note, instead of “his eldest son, Henry,” read “The eldest son, Henry.” „ 55, note 1. After the words, “fighting on behalf of Henry VI., and there buried,” add, “Leland, in his _Itinerary_, vol. vi. fo. 93 [p. 82], also states that Thomas Earl of Devonshire was slain at Tewkesbury, and buried there.” „ 58. Instead of “His army, surrendered and overwhelmed with numbers,” read “His array nearly surrounded and overwhelmed by numbers.”