, 1879-03-15
ppIpdar," by T. D. hloriee.'. Tho Bed.
,Qins Of The Euphrates," by.
Lady Anne Blunt.
uHi.tory Of the Church Of England, "
bv Canon Perry--.Literary Notes
The Magazines.
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Surfaces.
LITERATURE.
A FRIEND OF BYRON.

1TTENATuiRF.
FRIEND or BYRON,
r., ,.,,cfu, ltrht Of Dsron's genius has served
;. ~ u,nmino.o many Insignificant figures lii
s.,.r, history, Every QUO who shares tic
Ms .s".;,,onrc nf II the most celebrated English
w. ~ ,he nineteenth century II l,as becu rer-
Iu.si N cntov sort of reflected fame. And
,an, s, T,,lawncy. with ehouIish curiosity unco7-
~, M defnrmtty Of l,ts t1cnl friend, to the
s.nst.., Guirciolj. whose t1,lck and insipfd
s.rmo almost casts doubt upon the story OF
,s' s'I .mnroncr Intimacy with the poet, ncurly
.,.,, mn Inns offered US hts lIttlo or bis LIg
,..r ahout Lord prrou. Rare, then, was tho
sfs.raneo OF Francis Ilolrson; 3; In going TO his
t,.n,ed rrayc ,,,,ebrjycn OF some sixteen yearas
,.t.ctfnna of that nob!e author, Not 10.
h,r.yer. could he escane tho manifest destiny
,,,1 pvron'e friends. TO be In some way pro-
aut,yo Of memoirs, Ills son, tile Rev. james
uo5cson. still lives, md ia. bis tl!al devotion
:, NM ,bc b,plsomu volumes before us.
Thu son Of a clergyman, Francis uodrsou
n, bo,n ot Croytlop, Nov, 10, list, He re-
rt,M hta education at Etou at,d at Kings
so11cort Cambridge, That It wos a rood one
,N,,uh,coueut occupancy Of tic posts of Master
rton Fellow a,,t, Tutor ut Kings, Incumbent
aR,knvc,,, Archdcacon Of DERBY, and, lastly,
ap,ovo.t NJ Etou. sufficiently indicates. A f,rn
daeal scholar, With neat turn Tor pootieal
epaposi,ion, Ills tustes took him much into the
.,it,v Of literary men. tbourh. with t1,a orcen-
~, .', ~ " ur,on % Woorc nouer. nm, Ho1,ao ,,is
ttpd, possessed names that would bo unfa-
nulat to most readers, and to not few authors.
JUMP N'S -oi' J>"'o So "@s - ~N1sNAS 'stSNA
.s,.s,as, a ~. ~, ~. .a' @
abldhcd several volumes, notably "6acrcd
klure" and "sacrcd Lyrics" But, II We
IA, Judge from the spacc given by the son to
&e esecoans oI Ills iatl!er's translation Of JuVe-
na', Ve should say that upon that work Francis
Haz.on rested Ills reputation as a man OF letters
posbtless the translation was a good onc.-ncr-
h,o, .rne,tor -, nry,,,r,. no =, n,,o.toJ ,,,,,t
ffsil that, 1t WIS promptly dragged into the
atsof the Edlnd,trg Lttuit,o, md apparently de-
,pure1 by thc orrcs Tint tnhabltell there. IA VIZ
ku po tnoro of II.
NJ. rs,,,.s l., ,,,s ,,,.. -, .r.
~ fathef IN hls character Of rcioFmeF than
aaathor TINT Francis uodgson will b. longest
lsntmbcred. Thu year: 1BIo--tho .A00tl stneo
nsfonnda,on of tho co1,ora.-sorz hin, tr., liza
pnrn.t ~ E,,n rho,,,,. q, ~! ros.. 49, .,..s
.s.ss so' =. A.eon' 4"'.tn ~ t.la Soo.n seafs
- N0~S ~" 0eSN~ A'0"a't3 AHF018-
mtats Hu crectcl ncw buildings, perfected
Gedsainarc, introduced tho teachinr of naihr-
utd ava, ~, .t,,,n'n,s,n..s ,,,..t.,,..o. ~
WV. sAe e"teao'ose" '"es'IAt'ou vi
Notsm+ In attempting this rcfoEm, Hpdgsop
ut With opposttfon nm NIL stdrs. 'rho Ouror
ku.], was orroved oootnst hin, n,t j., s,,.ta'
nou,i, ..,a.t ~, .s,,' "'' Nv, Nv ..e. 49,,
III t.,a a.saea ,le l'olnt Win ner' al N ae4i'
Sr,,s, Isu1.a! m ~! ueEEuE cApehl1!o' VI stuuehts
ssSa HsSa. ~ nf Y lllen CatlS 70 ~. ctlu.
r,rs.s "ysuSsoa aleu Des' ~ leaa. He WIS twice
ebst jn0,ne sTsnnu ma sl!"o 20 asugtcf OF i.ora
Rry,nt ",,.i = ..,t .su'r'. ~ uuta'eAu,e puolle
L.. ..r NY lahu VI st'ot'es8 private character,
y Byron in q letter to Moore: i: r.
1hepr tiat HM]rson Ia vnur neto1,f,or yo,
TIL find him IN eSeotlent. heartfelt f,iiow ns tvoi1
utne Of thc r1pvrreat. a iitfia sorhnrs 80
nueb fnnonnnr IL, ,rns.r,nant FsttnE9t ~ Gtt ~
ud il,ss t,,itI ~ p.Itstncut ~ tnt b'uiEt
,lh ~ '.'on at. u youth, Us wei ae lncculatcu
isiaa Wy ulseaae OF toEhe8tlc fellelty, besides
hi son,sn.as. ts "atn Ane ieelshgs ABOUT woman
o.onis ora. stat Snhlt cl,atf:e OF love, which
spS ,si, exact 80 r!ElY receive In such counter
.asu,!, ~. ana repay tn baser 1nctaI); but other
In tba s2n'',i',.. MHisanY man,:
III n Rrras .nsu.,,s tenqrKs we shal haTc moro to
d, ,ha sa.l ~ ..aan OF HouEson, WHO must now
.,.,ho,in.'tns;s aas a.!enalnS t'c cn1oymcnt o. al
iaauGn'ns liz; .nso',s Ifaendsh'p-a frtondshtl, TOT,
Msgihea II. M.nn.i somewhat OF patronage. For, on
s,' -. s u Aodgsnn's first mRrrlnEe, ByTou
~ itn W. 4epts 70 tile amount OF tl.UU.
tt.sS! ttTas IN lhth, at Cambridge, tklat the two