OF

SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL. D.

INCLUDING

A JOURNAL OF A TOUR TO THE HEBRIDES.

BY

JAMES BOSWELL, ESQ.

A NEW EDITION.

WITH

NUMEROUS ADDITIONS AND NOTES,

BY

JOHN WILSON CROKER, LL. D. F.R.S.

Quò fit ut OMNIS
Votivâ pateat veluti descripta tabellâ
VITA SENIS

HORAT. 1 Sat. lib. ii.

IN FIVE VOLUMES.

VOL. III.

LONDON:
JOHN MURRAY, ALBEMARLE-STREET.

MDCCCXXXI.

LENOX LIBRARA

NEW YORK

LONDON: RIINTED BY THOMAS DAVISON, WHITEFRIARS. ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS IN VOL. III.

Page 1,-line 7,

“On horseback in a ship”-borrowed from the

jests of Hierocles. 5, note 1,-line 5, after death, insert-and. 57, note 1,-line 12, . after “notes," instead of the present reference,

read-ante, vol. ii. p. 313, and post, p. 95. 93,-line 26,

for aeliciis, read-deliciis. 126,—note 2,

add-afterwards wife of Dr. Spencer Madan,

bishop of Peterborough.-HARWOOD.
208,-line 13, for Hales, read~Hailes.
249, note 4,

for painter, read-printer.
286, note 1,-line 6, for degree, read-desire.
309, margin,

for Harw. MS., read_Gent. Mag. 1797, p. 455. 379, note 1,

Perhaps the squabble between the disputants at

the end of Jupiter the Tragic was meant. 384,-line 22, This gentleman was probably Mr. Joseph Fowke.

See Miscellaneous Letters, General Appen. dix; and the letters mentioned p. 387 were probably those referred to in that corre

spondence. 386, note 2,—line 5, · Lord Lucan and Bishop Porteus should also have

been excepted. 396, note,-line last, • for 629, read-626. 442, note,

for seems to have been the grand niece, read

was the cousin germain. The editor doubts whether this extract should not

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