In 'hail' health.

I wonder if they rely entirely on autucorrect.
This would explain why I 've read incorrect use of bail/bale and here, here instead of hear, hear.

Well autocorrect didn't spot my aut*u*correct!

The dictionary definition of hale is healthy , therefore in hale health, seems tautologous.
I agree though, that any good copy reader should have picked up the miss-spelling.

I don't think copy readers are used much any more MiniMoon judging by the number of mistakes I find in books. People can't differentiate between 'diffuse' and 'defuse'.
'Reign' and 'rain' are also confused. There are more, I have been known to throw a book across the room because of this type of error being found multiple times.

I wince when I see ( usually in daily papers) that the "breaks" of a car failed.
Not only that, they "Defiantly" failed.
Said a witness who was "weary" about giving further details.

The witness might indeed have been “weary”??

All too frequently, 'advise' and 'advice' are confused. 'Can anyone advice me?' or 'I would like some advise.' At least these are pronounced differently unlike 'practise' and 'practice'. I think American spelling has settled on 'practise'.

I was checking out a pub which we may visit and find that they:
have a bridal path running right next to us, we also welcome any horse riders that pass through.

It conjured up visions of brides in beautiful dresses and grooms in morning dress trotting by our window on their trusty steeds …….

My pet peeve is "nothing loath" as I was taught the expression was "nothing loth".

I simply love your bridal path, Jalima.