Transcriber's Note
The text includes archaic and inconsistent punctuation and spellings, which have been left as printed except as follows.
The following apparent errors have been corrected:
- p. 2 "os learning" changed to "of learning"
- p. 3 "5819" changed to "1819"
- p. 3 "Treasurer Benevolent Lodge" changed to "Treasurer Benevolent Lodge."
- p. 3 "Jun. P. M" changed to "Jun. P. M."
- p. 3 "St. John’s No. 9, late No. 6" changed to "St. John’s No. 9, late No. 6."
- p. 3 "Phœnix Lodge No. 40, late No. 11" changed to "Phœnix Lodge No. 40, late No. 11."
- p. 3 "WEBSTER, W M." changed to "WEBSTER, W. M."
- p. 3 "St. John’s, No. 9, late No 6." changed to "St. John’s, No. 9, late No. 6."
- p. 5 "by the long boat" changed to "by the long-boat"
- p. 8 "No. I" changed to "No. I."
- p. 12 (note) "Ocean." changed to "Ocean.”"
- p. 14 "another hand" changed to "another hand."
- p. 16 "15 days," changed to "15 days."
- p. 26 "written" changed to "written."
- p. 29 (note) "page 29" changed to "page 29."
- p. 84 (note) "ts was" changed to "it was"
- p. 84 (note) "America." changed to "America.”"
- p. 84 (note) "p. 317" changed to "p. 317."
- p. 86 (note) "mountan" changed to "mountain"
- p. 87 (note) "height of of" changed to "height of"
- p. 100 (note) "treadles" changed to "treadles."
- p. 111 (note) "Ii was" changed to "It was"
- p. 111 (note) "Vidc" changed to "Vide"
- p. 114 "isle" changed to "ilse"
- p. 131 "separte" changed to "separate"
- p. 171 "Country the" changed to "Country, the"
- p. 172 "Cry to," changed to "Cry, to,"
- p. 173 "Pat" changed to "Fat"
- p. 178 "Maried" changed to "Married"
- p. 185 "Ome toome akoroo" changed to "Oome toome akoroo"
- p. 203 "pretension" changed to "pretension."
- p. 215 "adition" changed to "addition"
- p. 216 "scroundrels" changed to "scoundrels"
- p. 219 "behind," changed to "behind"
- p. 219 "Sheen" changed to "Sheen."
The following possible errors have been left as printed:
- p. 18 stampted
- p. 20 deemded
- p. 116 acqueducts
- p. 134 the whole is closed
- p. 192 resourse
- p. 208 detatchment
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