NOTES.

Page 4, line 27. the xxxiij^th of Aprill. Sic for "xxiif."

Page 8, lines 30, 35. Manure. Perhaps "manufacturers."

Page 13, line 4 from bottom, p ut, i. e. " prout."

Page 16, line 6 from bottom, were notably. Probably " not" omitted.

Page 25, line 19. Blank in original.

Page 28, line 13 from bottom. Quarela for " querela."

Page 29, line 8. Exit regnum for " exeat regno."

Page 30, line 26. a Babco for "Ababco," an Indian king.

Page 30, line 30. The cross represents an inimitable scrawl.

Page 43. Here Liber A. M. begins. The entries in original do not
follow in chronological order. This volume abounds in clerical errors,
which have been faithfully reproduced.

Page 44, line 20. f divisional line. Sic, but probably a slip of the
pen.

Page 48. Breaks in original.

Page 51, line 12. 1699 for " 1669."

Page 59, line 3 from bottom. Same error.

Page 61, line 8. deluded. Probably " delivered."

Page 6$, line 14. 1699 for " 1669."

Page 66, line 21. Rich^d for " John."

Page 70, line 14. his Lordships. "Council" omitted.

Page 89, line 8 from bottom. Consigned that. Probably " to those
that."

Page 105, line n. Importation for "exportation."

Page 121, line 10. covert act. Probably "overt act."

Page 127, line 19. answed. Perhaps " assessed."

Page 128. Baltimore's answer will be found on p. 264.

Page 133, line 23. beings, i. e. habitations, estates.

Page 134. "Complaint from Heaven." This grotesque tirade of
some illiterate fanatic was, no doubt, presented to the Privy Council.

Page 137, line 14 from bottom. Pukly. Sic; perhaps "publique."

Page 157. The petition of Claiborne is from the original on file in
the Public Record Office.

Page 161, line 6 from bottom, or should be " o^r," i. e. " our."

Page 165, line 13 from bottom. Waspaines: Indian name for
Spaniards.

Page 167, line 27. The blank indicates a piece torn off.