Historical Records of the Fifty-Seventh, Or West Middlesex Regiment of Foot: Compiled from Official and Private Sources, from the Date of Its Formation in 1755, to the Present Time, 1878; With Preface and Epitome, Together with the Services of the Honorar

Excerpt from Historical Records of the Fifty-Seventh, or West Middlesex Regiment of Foot: Compiled From Official and Private Sources, From the Date of Its Formation in 1755, to the Present Time, 1878; With Preface and Epitome, Together With the Services of the Honorary Colonels and Lieutenant-Colonels Commanding, and Appendix by the Editor

Page 81, line 27, for 'timbra, ' read Mbnll.' 93, line 9, for 'pool, ' read Poole.' 110, line 1, for 'munro, ' read Hom.' 114, line 26, for Conyer's, ' read Canyon'. 131, line 33, for 'huatoh, ' read Kasateh.' 133, lines 26, 27, for Huatoh, ' read Kazatch.' 136, line 17, for Eveliegh, ' read 'evelegh.' 143, line 18, for Major R. D. Logan, ' read Major R A Losm' 163, line 14, for Douglu, ' read 'donglass.' 210, lines 16, 21, for Kenny, ' read Renny.' 211, line 24, for 'fnfield, ' read 'evgfleld.' 213, line 22, 'greatly deleted. 215, line 23, for Eyer, ' read Eyre.' 233, line 11, for Canon Wigley, ' read Canon Gregory.' 234, line 33, for Canon Wigley, ' read Canon Gregory.' 263, line 6, for 1855, read 1854. 263, line 24, omit apostrophe and 's after Queen, and read the Queen, Apartments at, M.' 287, line 24, for Stagpole, ' read Stagpool.'

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