ADVERTISEMENT. THE present Volume contains a further portion of archbishop Whitgift's Defence of the Answer to the Admonition. This Defence will be completed in the third and concluding volume, in which will also be comprised some other productions from the archbishop's pen. April, 1853. J. A. ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA. Vol. I. p. 35, marg. for 2 Chron. xxxix. read xxix. p. 115, marg. for facing, read defacing. p. 147, note 2, line 1, for from the first of the subsequent editions of the Admonition, read of the subsequent editions of the Admonition from the first. p. 175, marg. insert 6 after Matt. vii. p. 332, note 2. The crime of Birchet is probably referred to, who held that it was lawful to kill an enemy of the gospel. He therefore resolved to stab Christopher Hatton, the privy-councillor, but, mistaking his man, wounded the naval officer, Hawkins, afterwards so distinguished, Oct. 1573. See Strype, Parker, Book IV. chap. xxxiv. p. 346, notes, line 7, for 346, read 347. p. 351, marg. insert after argument a. Vol. II. p. 495, note 2, for note 3, read note 4. |