1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 496

B. was later minister at Hof in Hoføastrond. 28221 nullas: b.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 490

The chancellor has promised to speak to the govemor- general about b. G.’s wish, and the govemor-general has promised Worm his consent.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 497

—b. S. will do something for Benedikt Magnusson when he is cleared of the accusations made against him.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 499

—Worm has heard that b.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 503

—b. S. thanks Worm for looking after Einar Magnusson.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 511

—Worm praises b. S.’s son, who is now retuming home. Worm’s son, Villum, has gone to England. Awaits b.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 412

The salmon-fishing is prohibited, and B. S.’s wife is provided for; the govemor-general is to decide the question about the sailing of Grindavik.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 420

Reg. 12928 vocem Run: It is not clear what B.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 525

This also seems to be indicated by B.

1948, Vol. VII, Blaðsíða 509

The govemor-general has re- quisitioned the cranium of the narwhale. b S. refutes the wish of Bishop Brynjolfur Sveinsson for the printing licence.