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Irishwoman, An Miss Anna Pei- nei The Irishman. L. 1866 Repub- lished from the "Englishwoman's Do- mestic Magazine "
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Ironculus Lord H. Spencer His signature to letter and poem in the "Mi- crocosm," published at Eton College, 1787.
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Ironside, Nestor Sir Richard Steele, as one of the editors of the ' Guardian." L 1713.
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Irragnticonnor John C. Hennessy, in the " Celtic Monthly "
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Irving, Helen W. Miss Anna H. Phil- lips Her first poem, "Love and fame," appeared in the N.Y. "Home Journal," 1847.
Irving, Henry. John Henry Brodribb Irving Now. de theatre
Isa Mrs. Isa (Craig) Knor, whose poems in the " Scotsman," signed -"Isa," attracted attention, and led to her being placed on the staff of that journal.
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Isabel Mis Anna Cora (Oyden Mowatt) Ritchie) who gained some liter- ary celebrity under the assumed titles of
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Islander Alexander JEferzen, a Rus- sian litterateur and politician, who, while writing under the censorship of the Czar until his fiftieth year, published his works under this pseudonym, the Turkish translation of his Christian name, Alex- ander
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It matters Not Who. Rev. Edward Nates, BD Heraldic anomalies By ... L. 1823.
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