Page 32, line 21, for Albert read Ernest.
Page 47, lines 7 and 21, for Berkelo read Borkelo.
Page 45, line 33, for Sixtus IV. read Sixtus V.
Page 107. 107, 108 notes. Page 386, lines 6, 7.
It will be observed that the officer mortally wounded at the taking of
Cadiz, 2nd July, 1596, bears in the text (iii. 386) the same name—
Nicolas Meetkerke-with that of the Colonel killed at the capture
of Deventer, 10th June, 1591 (iii. 107). Meteren, B. xvi and xviii,
fol. 333, and 388, 389, and other contemporary authorities. state the
fact without comment on the identity of name. It is possible, how-
ever, that the Meetkerke killed at Cadiz was one of the two
remaining sons of the President of Flanders, and that his Christian
name was Baldwin or Adolph.
Page 165 note, col. 2, line 17, for Leland read Zeeland.
Page 246, line 10, for what church read what Christian church.
Page 247, head line, for Departue read Departure.
Page 365, line 26, for Mayence read Mayenne.
Page 540, line 14, for Granville read Granvelle.
Page 582, line 18, for La Barlotte read La Bourlotte.
Page 68, line 16, for Giustinianino read Giustiniani.
Page 116, line 34
Page 189, line 17, for Bevry read Bievry.
Page 261, line 35, for Giustiniano read Giustiniani.
Page 286, line 22, for resepeted read respected.
Page 293, line 10, for Faysardo read Fazardo.
Page 312, line 23, for monks read monk.
Page 368, line 12, for Ambrosio read Aurelio.
Page 417, line 33
Page 418, line 32 for Andrew Furtado read Andreas Hurtado de Mendoza,