- 433, — 2, for eternity of those beings for whom laws were made, read eternity of those laws of which Voltaire speaks. · 435, — 18, for internal and external revelation, read that internal and external revelation which has been given last line but 2; for informs read inform. 22, of the note, for the civil and religious read the religious! -4, of said note from the bottom, for codes cut read codes which cut. - 10, from the bottom, for into read in. 9, under BAPTISM, for who read that they, 15, under ditto; for uncleanliness read uncleanness. 9, for pleasures read pleasure. 1, insert the word machine, after the word mere. N. B. Some errors of minor importance have been omitted in the above list, as it was not thought expedient to divert the Reader's attention too much from the subject matter of the workhis own judgment, it is hoped, will correct these errors as he passes along. TO THE CITIZENS OF DUBLIN. Those Citizens who have given their support to the Author in the publication of this volume, and all others who wish to procure his future publications; are respectfully referred to JOHN GOUGH, BOOKSELLER, No. 20, Meath-street, for the necessary information, who will also take down the names of subscribers: |