Abbott, prima donna

Mrs. E. J. Wetherell. Born, 1849 died, 1891. author; succeeded Beecher as pastor of Plymouth Church; editor Outlook. Born, 1835. matist, graduated at Harvard school-teacher and lawyer; defended British soldiers implicated in Boston Ma acre, 1770 delegate to Continental Congre , 1774; commi ioner to France, 1778; minister to Holland, 1781 one of the negotiators of treaty of peace with Great Britain, 1782; minister to Great Britain, 1785-88; Vice-Presi¬ dent, 1789-97; President, 1797-1801. Born, 1735; died, 1826. President and diplomatist, graduated at Harvard minister to Holland, 1794; to Pru ia, 1797; elected to U. S. Senate by Federalists, 1803; re¬ signed, 1808; minister to Ru ia, 1809; one of the negotiators of the treaty of peace with Great Britain, 1814; minister to England, 1816-17; Secretary of State, 1817-1825; President, 1825- 29; M. C., 1830 till his death. Born, 1767; died, 1848. and statesman Governor of Ma achusetts one of the foremost popular leaders of the Revolu¬ tion. Born, 1722; died, 1803. humorist, moralist, dramatist Under-Secretary of State, 1705; M. P., 1708. His poem The Cam¬ succe . Much of the Tatler (edited by Steele) and three-fourths of the Spectator are his. Born, 1672; died, 1719.