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C. F. 3/.; Sister Mary Fiances Claie; The Nun of Kenmare. An Irish author ; b in Dublin ; in 1861 joined the Order of Poor Clares, taking the name of Sis- ter Mary Prances Clare ; she is the au- thor of about 40 volumes.

Cashing, Caleb, LL.D, 1800-79. One of his Countrymen. An eminent Ameri- can statesman ; b. in Salisbury, Mass. ; Harv. Univ., 1817 ; studied law, and prac- tised, at Newburyport, 1822-29, M.C, 1835-43; Minister to China, 1843-44; served as Colonel in the Mexican "War, 1847-48 ; Attorney-General of the United States, 1853-57 ; and Minister to Spain, 1873-77 ; d. at Newburyport.

Cushman, Frederick E. F. E. C. An American soldier, of Massachusetts ; was private in Company E in the 58th Regiment, in the late civil war.

Cushman, George Francis, D D , 1819-. L A T. An American P. E. clergyman; b. at Pawtucket (nowR.1.); Amherst Coll., 1840 ; was a teacher and Epis. missionary in Alabama, 1844-63; Pastor at Pawtucket, 1863-65; Syca- more, 111, 1865-69; Princeton, 111., 1869- 74; at Chicago, III, 1874-81; assistant rector in New York City from 1881 ; as- sociate editor of the "Province," 1874- 78; associate editor of the "Living Church," 1878-83 et seq.; resident in New York City.

Oust, Emma Sophia (Edgecomlbe),

Countess Brownlow. A Septuagenarian. An English lady.

Cutler, Mrs. Helen (Conant Tracy), 1815-. An American Woman. An Amer- ican physician; in 1834, married Kev J. M. Tracy, and was matron of the Deaf Mute Asylum in Ohio ; went to Europe and was European correspondent of the "Ohio Statesman," 1851; lectured in London on Woman's Rights; married Samuel Cutler and settled in Illinois, 1852; graduated at the "Woman's Med. Coll., Cleveland,, 1869 ; visited Europe, again, 1873-75; and on her return home settled in Cobden, 111., where she prac- tises her profession.

Cutler, Jervase, 1768-1844. A Late Officer in the U S. Army. An American pioneer; b. in Hamilton, 0. In 1788, at the early age of 19, he was one of the little band of 48 who emigrated from Massachusetts, under Gen. Rufus Put- nam, and pitched their tents at Marietta, 0., in the very centre of the Indian bat- tle-grounds of that day ; d. at Evansville, Ind.

Cutter, Bloodgood H. The Long Island Farmer Poet. An American poet.

Cutter, Mrs. J. H. /. Heard. An American writer.

Cutts, Mary. Idamore. An Ameri- can poet.

Cynosuridis, Alphonse. Un vieux garcon.

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Daddo, Rev. William, A.M, 1707-05. One Unconcerned. An English clergy- man; b. at West Looe, Cornwall; Head Master of Blundell's School, Tiverton, 1743-57 ; d. at Calverleigh.

Dafforne, James, -1880. J. *D. An English writer on art, for many years associate editor of the London "Art Journal."

Daggett, John. A Freeman of Massa- chusetts. An American lawyer, writer, and local historian; b. at Wrentham, Mass. ; settled in Attleborough, Mass.

Dagley, Miss Elizabeth Frances. E. F. I>. An English writer for the young ; daughter of Richard Dagley, an English artist, from 1815, of London.

Dahl, Vladimir Ivanovitch, 1802- 72. Kosak Luganski. A Russian novel- ist and philologist.

Dahlgren, John Adolphus Ber- nard, 1809-70. Bluejacket, AnAmer*

ican naval officer, of Swedish descent; b. in Philadelphia, entered the U.S. Navy in 1826 ; invented the " Dahlgren " shell-gun, 1847, and lose to the highest positions in the U.S. Navy.

Dale, Thomas, M.A. T. D. An English poet and clergyman ; C C.C., Cambridge, 1821; Canon of St. Paul's, 1843-70 et seq.

Dale, W. A Member of one of the [Benefit] Societies. An English account- ant, of London.

Dale, WiWam Kelynack, 1833-. Cornwall.
 * . An English poet; b. at Newlyn,

Dallas, Rev. Alexander, A.M. A Pastor. An English clergyman; rector of Wonston, Hants.

Dallas, Rev. Alexander Robert Charles, 1791-1869 The Country Curate. An English clergyman ; for many years an officer in the English army, then