{60} Betchworth Castle.

{61} He had become acquainted with Dr. Osborn and Dr. Price on the
institution of the Equitable Assurance Office, of which he was a
director. He frequently rode with his friends, sometimes a party
of six.

{62} He wrote a most particular description of it.

{63} Mr. Planta, Principal Librarian at the British Museum.

{64} This was the tour that he published an account of. He rode
on horseback 1,800 miles this year.

{65} This was a society which met at St. Paul's Coffee House. The
subscription was five guineas a year.

{66} This plantation sowed all the fir trees between the Windmill
and Pislake. Another plantation adjoining to the West Churt, sowed
all the ground west of the road to Cranley.

{67} This was for his father.

{68} For a piece of land at the top of the plantation of beeches
above Picket's Hole.

{69} Dr. Parr.

{70} Distinguished Antiquaries.