STRAWBERRY

STRAWBERRY, in botany. See FRAGARIA.
STRAWBERRY-TREE. See ARBUTUS.

VOL. III. p. 124. col. 1. l. 11. For "yet brought," read "not yet brought."
p. 258. col. 1. l. 20. For "in the 50th," read "in the 57th."

VOL. IX. p. 470. col. 1. l. 20. A correspondent says, for "summer affizes," read "spring affizes."

VOL. X. p. 7. col. 2. l. 22. from bottom. For "isosceles rectangle," read "isosceles triangle."
p. 119. col. 1. l. 13. from bottom. For "αριστερά," read "πρὸς δεξιάν."
p. 471. col. 2. l. 27. For "prevents," read "perverts."
p. 542. col. 1. l. 1. from bottom. Erase the sentence beginning with "It is an carldom."
p. 549. col. 2. l. 37. For "him," read "he."

VOL. XIII. p. 204. col. 2. l. 17. For "after the 364th, in the year 440," read "in the year 312, or, as Cædrenus says, in the year 393."

VOL. XIV. p. 67. col. 2. l. 27. For "St Claget," read "Dr Claget."

VOL. XVI. p. 196. col. 2. l. 23. Instead of the sentence beginning with "In the mean time," read "On the 9th June Admiral Montague fell in with the French fleet returning to port, amounting to 19 sail of the line."
p. 682. col. 1. l. 37. For "Milan," read "Misnaw."
p. 696. col. 2. l. 3. For "καταίνος," read "καταίνος;" and for "καταίνος," read "καταίνος."

VOL. XVII. p. 180. col. 2. l. 16. from bottom. For "covers them," read "it covers."
p. 524. col. 2. l. 12. For "where," read "when."
p. 533. col. 2. l. 30. After the word "likewise" add "possible."
p. 556. col. 2. l. 18. from bottom. Erase the sentence beginning with the word "Candidates."
p. 671. col. 2. l. 23. Erase the word "regime."
p. 678. col. 2. l. 12. For "αριστερά," read "πρὸς δεξιάν."
p. 728. col. 2. l. 18. For "Balydrone," read "Balydrone."
p. 729. col. 1. l. 41. For "1669," read "1769."