Oxford or Cambridge KJV edition

As many of you know, there are a few differences between the Oxford edition of the KJV and the Cambridge edition of the KJV. I will use the Oxford edition in the Scofield Reference Bible and compare it to a present-day KJV published by Cambridge University Press in Great Britain and
identified as a "standard text edition."

Oxford [O] Cambridge [C]

Josh. 19:2 and Sheba [O] or Sheba [C]
2 Kings 19:23 the Lord [O] the LORD [C]
2 Chron. 33:19 sins [O] sin [C]
Neh. 1:11 O Lord [O] O LORD [C}
Ps. 148:8 vapours [O] vapour [C]
Jer. 34:16 whom he [O] whom ye [C]
Nah. 3:16 fleeth [O] flieth [C]

Another difference is in the use of the apostrophe. Oxford has an apostrophe in some
words "their's" (Matt. 5:3), "your's" (Luke 6:20)
while the Cambridge does not.

Some spelling differences including the following: [Oxford spelling listed first]
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• Gen. 8:1 asswaged assuaged
  Gen. 8:11 pluckt plucked
  Gen. 11:3 morter mortar
  Gen. 30:37 chesnut chestnut
  Gen. 39:6 ought aught
  Exod. 24:6 basons basins
  Exod. 26:31 vail veil
  Lev. 14:42 plaistered plastered
  Lev. 21:20 crookbackt crookbacked
  Lev. 25:9 jubile jubilee
  Josh. 6:9 rereward rearward
  Ruth 1:18 stedfastly steadfastly
  1 Kings 6:15 cieling ceiling
  2 Chron. 2:16 flotes floats
  Job 19:17 intreated entreated
  Ps. 149:6 twoedged two-edged
  Prov. 20:25 enquiry inquiry
  Isa. 59:17 cloke cloak
  Ezek. 4:1 pourtray portray
  Matt. 17:15 lunatick lunatic
  Matt. 27:48 spunge sponge
  Rev. 21:20 chrysolyte chrysolite</font>

Does anyone else know of any other differences between the Cambridge edition of the KJV and the Oxford edition of the KJV?