ADDENDA, CORRECTIONS, &c.

Page 11, line 23 from the top, for "India Warehouses," read "Philpot Lane."

Page 12, line 33, for "1768," read "1761."

Page 15, line 3, for "Mary of the Graces," read " Mary of Grace."

Duke's-Place, page 37.—This was called the Thrum, or Mopgate, having been a place for hiring servants.

Albion Chapel, page 65, has a handsome range of windows on each side.

Blacksmiths' Hall, page 92, is now taken down.

Warwick-Lane, page 128.-This small statue of the Earl of Warwick was taken down with the house in 1816.

Lincolns-Inn-Fields, page 170.-The Roman altar has recently been removed from Mr. Soame's Court.

Page 13, line 14, for "Church of St. James," read "Church of the Holy Trinity."

Page 44, line 4, for " Hartshorn-Court," read “Halfmoon-Street."
Page 45, line 17, for "1787," read " 1777.”

Page 288, line 17, after "canaille,” read “ all.”
Page 330, line 26, for “Tibury,” read "Tilbury."
Page 235, for "Walk XI." read " Walk XIII.”

W. WILSON, Printer, 4, Greville-Street, London.