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2 THE HOUSE OF GORDON.
84- fine 4, read " Towie " for " Powis ".
109- last line, add, " D. 1913, Jan. 20, at Eastleigh, Farncombe Road,
Worthing {Moniiiig Post) ".
123- line 6, delete quotation marks after the word " Killiecrankie ".
183- last line, add, " and of Rev. James Farquhar Gordon-Oswald, 1569 "•
196- line 20, delete, "(there is a replica at Haddo House)", line 22,
before " A print," add, " The monument to Sir Alexander Gordon at Haddo
House is an obelisk and not a replica of the one at Waterloo, which is a
broken column, illustrated in The Sphere, 1902, Sep. 27".
197. line 5, read " 1783" for " 1786"; last line, add, "It was edited by
Col. H. C. Wylly, C.B., and published by Mr. Murray, 1913".
235. last line, after " 306 " add " Peter, 1150 "•
273- line 3, read " Second " for " Third ".
307- line 8, add before " 1798 " : — "1797, Jun. 15, Gordon assaulted
his commanding officer, Lt.-Col. W^oodford, in the streets of Ayr (over the
divorce suit he had brought against Woodford in the previous Jan.) ; was
court-martialled at Ayr, Jul. 5 ; and although the Court suggested that he
should be asked to resign, the King decided, Aug. 11, that his services were
not required in the reg. {Times, 1797, Aug. 19)''.
309a. Charles. 1792, Jan. 19, Capt. and Adj., Red Reg., at Antigua
(Oliver's History of Antigua, vol. i. p. cxl.).
396. line 18, after "1769," read, "probably the son of Charles, Lyn-
chork, and Catherine Grant, his spouse, capt. 1768 [1769?], June 16 {Kirk-
michael Reg.) ; after "Banffsh.," read " Isobel Farquharson " ; line 19, after
"had," read, "Alexander Charles, b. Tomintoul, 1800, Apr. 29 (ibid.)".
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line I, delete " 16S1 " ; line 2, after " Strasburg," add, " cf. 1712 " ;
add, " Father of Alexander, 2053 "•
line 4 from bottom of p. 137, delete " Younger ".
lines 5 and 11, read " Queen " for " King ".
line I, before "1806" add, " 1805, Oct. 21, probably the ' Henry
C ist Class Vol., 'Temeraire '" (Holden Mackenzie's Trafalgar Roll, 47).
line 8, for " Skirron " read " Skirrow ".
line I, before "1806," add, "1805, Oct. 21, probably the James
who was a Mid. on ' Africa ' " (Holden Mackenzie's Trafalgar Roll, 252).
813- line 8, read " confirmed " for " conformed ".
921. is the same officer as 936 and 945 ; line 4, read " near Glasgow,"
for " Troqueer, Kirkcudbright," adding "and of Kennyhill " ; line 10, before
" His" read, " : d. 1835, Nov. 25, at Torpichen St., Edinburgh ".
930. line I, read " Landsman " for " Landsmen ".
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