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lusha Anderson; from 1878 Pres. of the
Univ. of Chicago.
' Anderson, George Ctjclos, a Mem- ber of the Glasgow Slating Club A. Scot- tish writer, of Glasgow.
Anderson, Henry, A Gentleman of Lincoln's Inn. An early English writer.
Anderson, James, LL D , 1739-1802. Agncola; Alcibiades ; Anshdes; Candid Enquirer; Cimon ; E. Aberdeen; A Farmer; Getmamcus; Henry Plain; Im- partial Hand; Heicator; A Scot; Scoto- JBritanmcus ; Senex; Timothy Hairbram An eminent Scottish author ; b. at Her- miston, near Edinburgh ; wrote for Rud- diman's " Edinburgh Weekly Magazine," and published the " Bee/' 1790-94 About 1797 he removed to London, and there conducted a journal called " Recreations in Agriculture," etc.; 1799-1802, corre- sponded with Washington.
Anderson, James, 3T.R S E. Obiter Dtctum. A Canadian farmer and jour- nalist; editor of the "Farmer's Journal," Montreal.
Anderson, Rev. John, - ab 1722. A Countreyman. A Scottish Presbyt. min- ister; for 25 years a schoolmaster in Edinburgh ; about the beginning of the eighteenth century became the minister at Dumbarton, and afterwards at Glas- gow.
Anderson, John. Aednr-Nos-Seer 1'Noh. A Scottish writer.
Anderson, Dr. Linnaeus B. Elon- JRusticus. An American writer of Vir- ginia.
Anderson, Olive San Louie, 1842-. Sola. An American writer; b. at Lex- ington, O.j a graduate of the Univ. of Michigan of 1875; and Professor in Santa Barbara Coll , California.
Anderson, Patrick. Whats-You- Call-Him, Clerk to the Same. A Scot- tish (i) poet; physician to Charles I.
Andersson, Anna. See " Wastberg, Mme H. E."
Andre*, Major John, 1751-80, A Dreamer. An English officer ; b. in Lon- don ; educ. at Geneva; joined the Brit- ish army in America, and was executed as a spy, Oct. 2, 1780, at Tappan, N.Y.
Andrews, Addison Fletcher, 1867-% Aaron Pledger. An American journalist of New York City ; Dart. Coll., 1878.
Andrews, Rev. Elisha, 1768-1841. Gimel. An American Baptist minister; b. at Middletown, Conn. ; after leading a faithful and laborious life as a minister in other places, his last years were spent in Hinsdale, N.H., where he died.
Andrews, Miss Fanny. Elzwj Hay.
An American writer ; daughter of a law-
yer of Washington, Ga. ; has written for
New York papers, " Godey's Lady's
Book," and "Scott's Magazine," Atlanta,
Ga. In 1870 she leaded m her native
place.
Andrews, Garnett. An Old Geoiyia Lawyer. An American writer
Andrews, Miles Peter, Esq., -1814. Arley. An English dramatist ; b in London; M.P. for Bewdley, 1790-1814; suddenly d in London.
Andrews, Sidney, 1807-80. Dixon. An American journalist, secretaiy of the Massachusetts Board of Chanties, 1872-80.
Andrews, Stephen Pearl, 1812-. Pantarch An American miscellaneous writer, b. in Massachusetts; has been a contributor to the London "Times" and other journals.
Angas, George Frederick. G. F, A. A British writer on New Zealand and Australia.
Angove, Miss Emily, 1837-. Emily. An English religious writer, b. at Red- ruth, Cornwall.
Angus, William, A.M. Promotion in the Chw ch. A Scottish educational writer, of Glasgow.
Anley, Charlotte. 0. A. An Eng- lish writer.
Annet, Peter, -1778, A Certain Ftee Enquirer; Free Inquirer; Mencius Phila- lethes; W Stilton, Horologist. An Eng- lish Deist ; was pilloried and imprisoned for publishing the " Free Inquirer."
Anselmi, Teodoro. Leo Velleita. An Italian miscellaneous writer
Anstey, Christopher, 1724-1805. C A., Esq. ; Mr, InUe ; A.Macsarom; Chris- topher Twist-Wit, Esq., Bath Laureat, An English humorous poet; b. at Trump- ington, near Cambridge ; was a frequent resident in the city of Bath ; d. at the house of a friend in Harnage, Wilts.
Anstey, John, 1796-1867. J. A.t The Late J. J. S , Esq. ; The % Late John Surrebutter, Esq. An English humorous poet, son of the preceding; was a bar- rister-at-law, of Lincoln's Inn, and a com- missioner for auditing Public Accounts.
Anstruther, Capt, of Spencerfield. The Man in the Moon.
Anthony, . A, An English poet.
Anthony, G. W. Gabriel Tinto.
Anthony, Louisa. L. A. An Eng- lish writer of history, etc.
Anthony, W. B. W.B.A. An Eng- lish writer of educational works,
Anti-Theatre, supposed editor. Sir John Falstaff.
