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    OBITUARY . We regret to record the deathon the 24 th ult . of the American poetLongfellowwhose

    writings Ik a are equal l y known ^ B and <^ admired , ^^ A ^ K on both ^ A ^ H , sides ^ ^ K of the . ^ H Atlantic A — ^ - ^ . , Henry ^^^ ^^^ Wads ^^^ ^ T ^ V , worth Longfellow was the son of the Hon . Stephen Long ¦ fellowan eminent lawyer of Portland

    Maine ^_? , U . S ., and was born there on the I . 27 th of ___ February , , 1807 . He had «/ consequently , y completed his 75 th year . After graduating , at the age of 18 , at Bowdoin College

    with high honours , he entered the office of his father to study the law . Soon afterwards , howeverhe left America for Europewhere he travelled for upwards of three years in

    order to , qualify himself for a Professorshi , p of Modern Languages , which had been offered to him in the College where he had received his education . In 1829 he entered upon the duties

    of his professorship , which he discharged for five years . In 1835 he succeeded Mr . George spending Ticknor as a Profess r ^ i G * erm of Modern any and Languages tlinorth of and E ¦¦ Jill Literature iilirIn 1854 at Harvard he resigned Universit this y appointment , previously

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    -gr Spanish ' ^ uate , j > and oem has b continued Don Jorge to write Manri almost on to the the death last . of He his began father with and a translation the romance of the of

    y que ; ' Hyperion ' was issued in 1830 . ! N " ext came his first poems , ' Voices of the Night / published in the same year . In 1841 appeared his ' Ballads and other Poems ; ' in 1842 , ' Poems on

    i Slavery n 1845 / and 'The the Belfry 'Spanish of Bruges Student , and a play other ; ' in Poems 1843 , ' 'The in Poets 1846 and ' Evan Poetry geline of ' Europe in 1847 ;'

    J 'Kavanag , h , ' a Prose Tale ; in 1849 , , < Courtship of Miles ; Standish , ; ' in 1851 , ' The ; Golden , Legend' ; in 1855 , ' The Song of Hiawatha '; in 1858 ' , ' Tales of a Wayside Inn ; ' in 1863 The ,

    ' Flower de Luce ; ' in 18 C 7 , a translation of Dante ' s Divina Commedia ; ' in 18 OIT-7 O , ' I Divine in 1873 Traged ' Aftermath y ; ' in - / 1872 in 1874 , 'New the Eng ' land ing Tragedies of the Crane ' and 'Three in 1875 Books the ' of Masque Song of ; ' I I

    Pandora frequently freauentl , ; v ' in reprintea reprinted 1878 , ' Keramos in in Great Ureat ' ; Jtsritain Britain and , in , 1880 Hang and and , ' manv Ultima ot of Thule them them . ' translated tran ¦ ¦ Mos ; slated t of these into into , works the the conuneuuu continental have been I many

    languages member of . Mr the . Long Russian fellow Academy was D . C of . L . , Science of Oxford and and of LL the . D . S of panish ¦ | Cambrid Academy ge , and . he The was funeral also a I

    numbers ceremony countryman Wendell Holmes of took American . Among place William s were these at Mount D present ean were Howells Auburn Ral to p pay h Alexander Waldo the Cemetery last Emerson tribute A on ¦ ¦ Sunday , of ¦ John Mrs respect , . Greenleaf the Lou to 26 is th their A inst Whittier distinguished ., and President , Oliver large , , ¦ gassiz ¦ , gassis , i funeral

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    occurre every everv We church cJiurcii d regret at Mentone in in to Cambridge Cam announce , bridge after the a ( fMaas Mass lingering deat .. ) V , h and anri of illness Colonel b hv y many mn , . n on v Lau the at « .+. Boston TinR rence morning + r » n ¦ ¦ William , ¦ Buffalo "Rn of fT » the 1 n , Maxwell Chicago niiion 23 rd . frn Co , Lockhart and an lonel d Locklia ancien , vine ^ . ' was the second son of the late DrLockhartof Milton-Lockhartrepresentative of an

    biograp Lanarkshire her , and famil editor y , and of the the Quarterl nephew . y Review of , John for more Gibson than ¦ Lockhart a quarter , , Scott of a century ' s son- . in- The l ^ 8 * la I

    proprietor y Colonel - v ^/ j . aw i / vrjL Lockhart of v / jl the i / iiu famil luiiiiijr , who y was estates vuvn heir u ^ o , , - was rv presumptive » o born iLfv ^ l JIL in All 1832 lOUZi to his . . brother He JLJL O made lUtlUti , General a XX considerable UOX ^ OlvACJJL Lockhart « . IL » J . vj rePut ivj , the * - atl Pre ? njLr ^ ^ % j j H I I

    literary Magazine man , stories , and overflowing his best effo with rts the were fun contributions and kindly humour of some for stray which stories the writer to i & lC ™* * " ** % Jkm I ^ ¦¦¦¦ ' ! ¦ ¦¦ ¦

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  • Publishers’ Circular (1880-1890), April 1, 1882, page 288, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/pc/issues/tec_01041882/page/8/