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editor and novelist; b. at Wendell, Mass. ; resident at Newburyport, Mass.

Wood, Charles W. C. W. W. An English writer of to-day.

Wood, Mrs. Ellen (Price), about 1820-. Johnny Ludlow. An English editor and novelist, of London; b. at Worcester ; better known as Mrs Henry Wood.

Wood, Lady Emma Caroline (Michell), 1802-. O. Sylvester. An English novelist, of London; daughter of Admiral Sampson Michell, sister of Mrs. Arm (Michell) Wood, and wife of Rev. Sir John Page Wood, 2d Bart.

Wood, George, 1799-1870. Peter SchlemihL An American writer; b. at Newburyport, Mass.; studied law; set- tled in Alexandria, Va., 1816; offices at Washington, D.C., 1819-45 and 1847-70; d. at Saratoga Springs.

Wood, Henry. An. American Lady. An American writer.

Wood, Rev. J. A. A Clergyman of the Established Church. AnEnglish clergyman.

Wood, Rev. John George, M.A., F.L.S., 1827-. George Forrest, Esq., M.A. An English naturalist; b. in London; Merton Coll., Oxford, 1845; Precentor of the Canterbury Diocesan Choral Un- ion, 186&-76 ; in 1855 et seq. resident at Selwyn-teirace, Jasper-road, Upper Nor- wood.

Wood, John Philip, -1839. /. P. W. A Scottish writer; for many years Auditor of Excise, Scotland; was deaf and dumb from infancy; d.in Edinburgh at an advanced age.

Wood, Rev. John Ryle, M.A, J. JR. W. An English clergyman; Christ Church Coll., Oxford, 1827 ; Canon Res. of Worcester Cathedral, 1841-83 et seq.

Wood, Mrs. Julia Amanda (Sar- gent). Minnie Mary Ziee. An American editor, poet, and prose writer, of Sauk Rapids, Minn. ; one of the editors of the "New Era."

Wood, L. A. A West-Yankee-elf. An American humorist, of the West.

Wood, Silas, 1769-1847. A Citizen of the United States. An American writer; b. in Suffolk Co., N.Y.; New Jersey Coll., 1789; M.C.from NewTork, 1819-29; d. at Huntington, Suffolk Co., Long Island.

Wood, Simon. A Prisoner on the Common-side, An English writer; a pris- oner in Fleet Prison, London.

Wood, T. Aristocratic Tout. An English sporting writer.

Wood, W. S. Mat Merchant. An American writer of the day.

Wood, William, B.D, 1770-1841. Dr. John Warton. An English divine; Rector of Coulsdon, Surrey, 1830-41 ; and Prebendary of Canterbury, 1834-41 , d. at Coulsdon.

Wood, Rev. William, E.L S. A Protestant Dissenter. An English Unit- arian minister, of Mill Hill Chapel, Leeds.

Wood, William McDonald. Nichol Jarvie. An American journalist of the day.

Wood, Lady William Page. Helen Carr. An English poet; wife of W. Page, Baron Hatherley.

Woodard, Col. J. H. Jayhawker. An American journalist of the day.

Woodburn, H. N. F. H. N. F. W. An English author.

Woodd, Rev. BasU, 1760-1881. B. W. An English clergyman ; b. at Rich- mond, Surrey ; Rector of Drayton Beau- champ, Bucks., 1808-31 ; d. at Padding- ton Green, a suburb of London.

Woodfin, Mrs. . A Lady. An

English novelist, of the 18th century.

Woodhead, Joshua T. Medicus $ Co An English writer of the day.

Woodhull, Maxwell. M. W. An American naval writer.

Woodley, Charles C. W., AM. An American poet of the day.

Woodley, George. G. W. An Eng- lish poet, early in the 19th century.

Woodman, M. S. M. S. W. An American C 1 ) writer of the day.

Woodruff, Julia Louisa Matilda. W. L. M. Jay. An American writer of the day

Woods, Mrs. Anne (Hindley). A Young Ptlgt im. An English traveller.

Woods, Caroline H. Belle Otis. An American writer of the day.

Woods, Miss Harriet Newell. See "Baker, Mrs. H. N. (W)."

Woods, Mrs Helen Jane. Helen Hawthorne; Saxe Home. A Canadian writer of the day, of Montreal.

Woods, Joseph, Esq., 3T.S.A., etc., 1776-1864 An Architect. An English architect; b at Stoke Newington; spent some years abroad, and was a resident of Lewes for 34 years, and d. there.

Woods, Miss Margarette. See "Lawrence, Mrs. M. (W.)."

Woodward, Miss Annie Aubertlne. Auber Forestier. An American poet and translator; b. in Montgomery Co., Pa.; formerly of Philadelphia; in 1881, of Madison, Wis.

Woodward, Augustus B. Mpami- nondas. An American jurist ; b. in Vir- ginia; emigrated to Michigan, 1805;