CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS p. 782

 Page 254 line 6 after Amisfield, read licen. by the Presb. of Dumfries 6th Sept. 1831.

          - 268 - 38 for the High School, read at a private school, and afterwards at another in Rose Street, taught by                                                                                                    

                                           Mr Gardiner

          -     „ - 39 for and read attending subsequently the

          - 278 - 32 after 1621 read and 10th May 1627.

          - 280 - 8 - Fala, read 20th Feb. 1618, and was ruinous 10th May 1627.

          - 291 - 21 - Ancrum, read James, Captain in the H.E.I.C.S., Thomas, manager of

                                                    the British North American Bank, Montreal.

          - 301 - 30 - Middlesex read He died 20th Nov. 1729, in 54th min.

          - 308 - 7 - ministers read In 1741 he had a meeting-house in M'Kail's land,

                                                    N. E. par. Edinburgh, and used the English service-book.

          - 315 - 41 for 1850 read 1860.

          - 329 - 17 after charge read He received a licence from Grindal, Archbishop of Canter

                                                    bury 6th April 1582 authorizing him to preach " in throughout the

                                                    whole Province of Canterbury," in consequence of his admission and

                                                    ordination "according to the laudable form and rite of the Reformed

                                                    Church of Scotland."

          - 322 - 12 - agriculturist read she died at Edinburgh 8th June 1867 aged 75 and

                                                    had three sons, Andrew, Robert, and James.

          - 338 - 29 for two, read a son, and delete Sir David K. B., &c. (who was not his son, but his brother).

          - 341 - 27 after Berwick, read which was dissolved by Act of Parliament 16th Dec. 1597.

          - 345 - 13 for Fordyce read Fortye.

          - 354 - 40 - eldest read third and youngest.

          - 356 - 31 after Madras, read she died 13th Nov. 1866.

          - 391 - 11 - Tullibody, read The only record known to exist is the Register of Licenses and Ordinations from                        

                                                     Sept. 1662, to 16th July 1675, (in the Advocates' Library, Edinburgh.)

          - 400 - 30 for a widow read He marr. Margaret, daugh. of John Brown, merchant, St Andrews.

          - 403 - 16 - JAMES read JOHN.

          - 423 - 20 after 67, read 76th age, and delete what follows in ( ).

          -     „ - 21 - marr. read 28th Oct. 1663.

          -     "   22 - issue read seven sons, of whom the Rev. Robert, Vicar of Limber, Lin-

                                                      colnshire, (whose descendants are still in the ministry of the Church of

                                                      England, and Walter, periwig-maker in Dunse, besides four daughters.

          - 452 - 33 - A.M., read a native of Selkirk-after 1648, read he was tutor to Sir

                                                         Patrick Home of Polwarth, afterwards Earl of Marchmont.

          - 512 - 10 - Leslie, read who died at Edinburgh 3d Nov. 1867.

          - 686 - 9 read Not known now as a parish, or where situated.

          -718 - 24 - PARTON, The Church was dedicated to St. Inan, hence named Kilennan.

           726 - 34 - GREIVE, read son of G., Old-cambus, was elected to Bryson's bursary for four years by the Presb. of               

                                                          Dunbar 7th Aug. 1751