A

OF THE

CONFINEMENT AND EXILE

OF

WILLIAM STEEL DICKSON, D. D.

FORMERLY

MINISTER OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGA-
TIONS OF BALLYHALBERT AND PORTAFERRY,
IN THE COUNTY OF DOWN, AND NOW OF
KEADY, IN THE COUNTY OF ARMAGH.

TO WHICH IS ANNEXED,

An account of an Assault committed on the Author,
September 9th. 1811, on his return from the CATHOLIC
MEETING in the City of Armagh; with a sketch of
proceedings consequent thereon.

BY WILLIAM STEEL DICKSON D

Dublin:

Printed for the Author:

BY J. STOCKDALE, 71, ABBEY-STREET.

[ENTERED AT STATIONER'S HALL]

Page 3, line 22—for Luchman, read Leechman.
Page 4, line 1-after obliges, insert me.

Page 9, line 26—after brethren, a period.

Page 18, line 14-for principles, read treasures.
Page 19, line 25-for Steward, read Stewart.
Page 20, line 28—for left, read slept.

-for these, read there.

Page 29, line 10

Page 39, line 4-for affected, read effected. line 7-for were, read was.

Page-,

Page 46, line 11--for Ballygurn, read Ballygowns.
Page 48, line 27—before on, insert or,
Page 52, line 9-for Colonel, read Captain.
Page 53, line 14-for Montello, read Montalto.
Page 55, line 15-for Down, read the town.
Page 66, line 22-for Mr. Cluncy, read Mr. Cluney.
Page 80, last line-for Ventriloguist, read Ventriloquist.
Page 113, line 2-for British, read Scottish.

Page 120, line 15-for marry, read Bamff.

Page 129, line 4-for Stulker, read Stalker.

Page 150, line 18-for 1810, read 1801..
Page 164, line 18-before government, prefix of.
Page 169, line 24-before as, insert so.

Page --,

line 22-for many, read may.

Page 175, last line-for surmounted, read surrounded.
Page 185, line 8-for rhu, read rheu.

Page 213, line 5-for blended, read blind-led.

Page

line 23-for insiduous, read insidious.

Page
--3 line 25-for the, read to.
Page 245, line

-for constrained, read overstrained.

Let not the preceding long list of errata be imputed to the printer. From my incapacity of writing plain, for several months, and the impossibility of my attending the press, less could not be expected—many errors in pointing, for the same reasons, were unavoidable, as will appear to the readers.

W. S. D.