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and obtained certificate； 1890。 Married Mr。 Francis Mullis。
Died； 9th February； 1904； at Leyton； near London。
‘Poems' （London and Melbourne； 1895）。
Castilla； Ethel。
Born at Kyneton； Victoria； 19th June； 1861； daughter of
Frederic Ramos de Castilla； an Englishman of Spanish descent；
and May Robertson； daughter of an Edinburgh Writer to the Signet。
Has lived mostly in Melbourne and contributed frequently to ‘Australasian'；
‘Sydney Mail'； etc。
‘The Australian Girl； and other Verses' （Melbourne； 1900）。
Clarke； Marcus Andrew Hislop。
Born at Kensington； London； 24th April； 1846； son of William Hislop Clarke；
Barrister。 Educated； Dr。 Dyne's School； Highgate。 Came to Victoria； 1864。
Employed as a Bank clerk for a few months； then on a station for a year。
Journalist in Melbourne； 1867…71。 Appointed Secretary to Trustees；
Melbourne Public Library； 1871； Assistant Librarian； 1875。
Married； 1869； Marian Dunn； daughter of John Dunn； Comedian。
Wrote 〃For the Term of His Natural Life〃 for ‘The Australian Journal'； 1870；
which； partly re…written； was published in London； 1874。
Died； 2nd August； 1881。
Verse collected and published in ‘The Marcus Clarke Memorial Volume'；
1884； and ‘The Austral Edition of Selected Works of Marcus Clarke'；
1890 （Melbourne）。
Colborne…Veel； Mary Caroline （Miss）。
Born at Christchurch； N。Z。； daughter of Joseph Veel Colborne…Veel；
M。A。； Oxon。； who came to New Zealand in 1857。 Educated at home。
Contributed frequently to Australian； English and other periodicals。
‘The Fairest of the Angels； and other Verse' （London； 1894）。
Currie； Archibald Ernest。
Born at Christchurch； New Zealand； 1884； of British stock。
Educated； Christchurch High School and Canterbury College。
Graduated M。A。； University of New Zealand。
Cuthbertson； James Lister。
Born in Scotland； 1851。 Educated； Glenalmond； and Merton College； Oxford。
Graduated B。A。 Arrived in Melbourne； 1874。 Senior Classical Master；
Geelong Grammar School； 1875…96。
‘Barwon Ballads' （Melbourne； 1893）。
Daley； Victor James。
Born at Navan； Armagh； Ireland； 5th September； 1858；
father Irish； mother of Scottish descent。 Went to Plymouth； England；
at fourteen； and left there in 1876 for Australia； landed in Sydney
and shortly after went to Adelaide； where he worked as a clerk。
Went to Melbourne and joined the Staff of ‘The Carlton Advertiser'。
Tramped to Queanbeyan； N。S。W。； and edited a paper there for five months。
Came to Sydney and wrote for Australian papers； principally ‘The Bulletin'。
Lived in Melbourne for a few years； then again in Sydney
until his death from phthisis； 29th December； 1905。
‘At Dawn and Dusk' （Sydney； 1898）。
Deniehy； Daniel Henry。
Born at Sydney； 18th August； 1828； of Irish parentage。 Educated；
M。 Jonson's and W。 T。 Cape's schools。 At fifteen wrote a novelette；
〃Love at First Sight〃； printed in ‘Colonial Literary Journal'； 1844。
Went to England with his parents； studied in London and visited
the Continent。 Returned to Sydney； was articled to Nicol D。 Stenhouse
and eventually admitted the first native…born solicitor on the rolls。
Married Adelaide Elizabeth Hoalls； 1855。 Elected to N。S。W。 Parliament；
1856…9。 Edited ‘Southern Cross' （Sydney） 1859…60；
‘Victorian' （Melbourne） 1862…4。 Died at Bathurst； N。S。W。；
22nd October； 1865。
Some of his writings were collected and published in
‘The Life and Speeches of Daniel Henry Deniehy'； by Miss E。 A。 Martin；
Melbourne （1884）。
Domett； Alfred。
Born at Camberwell； England； 20th May； 1811。 Matriculated at Cambridge；
1829； called to the Bar； 1841； left England； 1842； for New Zealand。
Was a friend of Robert Browning and inspired the latter's poem； ‘Waring'；
which first appeared in ‘Bells and Pomegranates'； No。 III。； 1842。
Became Colonial Secretary for Province of Munster； N。Z。； 1848；
and Premier of the Colony in 1862。 Wrote 〃Ranolf and Amohia〃
in New Zealand。 Returned to England； 1871。 Died at Kensington；
November； 1887。
‘Poems' （London； 1833）。
‘Venice； a Poem' （London； 1839）。
‘Ranolf and Amohia； A South Sea Day Dream' （London； 1872；
second edition； 2 vols。； 1883）。
‘Flotsam and Jetsam' （London； 1877）。
Dyson； Edward George。
Born near Ballarat； Victoria； 5th March； 1865； of English parentage。
Educated； public schools。 Worked for some time as a miner
in Victoria and Tasmania。 Now a Journalist in Melbourne。
‘Rhymes from the Mines； and other Lines' （Sydney； 1896）。
Evans； George Essex。
Born in London； 18th June； 1863； son of John Evans； Q。C。； M。P。；
of Welsh descent。 Educated at Haverford West （Wales） and St。 Heliers
（Channel Islands）。 Came to Queensland； 1881。 Farming for some time。
Entered Queensland Government service； 1888； and is now District Registrar
at Toowoomba。 Joint Editor of ‘The Antipodean'； 1893； 1894； and 1897。
Won prize for best Ode on the Inauguration of the Commonwealth。
‘The Repentance of Magdalene Despar； and other Poems' （London； 1891）。
‘Won by a Skirt' （Brisbane； n。d。）。
‘Loraine； and other Verses' （Melbourne； 1898）。
‘The Sword of Pain' （Toowoomba； 1905）。
Farrell； John。
Born at Buenos Aires （S。 America）； 18th December； 1851； of Irish parents。
Came to Australia； 1852； spent his childhood and youth
in the Victorian bush。 Worked as a farmer； afterwards became a brewer
in Victoria and New South Wales。 Journalist from 1887；
principally on the staff of ‘The Daily Telegraph'； Sydney；
till his death in Sydney； 9th January； 1904。
‘Ephemera： An Iliad of Albury' （Albury； 1878）。
‘Two Stories' （Melbourne； 1882）。
‘How He Died； and other Poems' （Sydney； 1887）。
‘Australia to England' （Sydney； 1897）。
‘My Sundowner； and other Poems' （Sydney； 1904）。
‘How He Died； and other Poems' （Sydney； 1905）。
Foott； Mary Hannay （Mrs。）。
Born at Glasgow； 26th September； 1846； daughter of James Black；
mother descended from literary family of Hannay。 Arrived in Australia；
1853。 Educated in Melbourne。 Married Thomas Wade Foott； 1874；
and went to live at Dundoo； Queensland。 After death of her husband； 1884；
was Literary Editor of ‘The Queenslander' for ten years。
Now a teacher at Rocklea； Queensland。
‘Where the Pelican Builds； and other Poems' （Brisbane； 1885）。
‘Morna Lee； and other Poems' （London； 1890）。
Forster； William。
Born at Madras； 1818。 Came to Australia； 1829。
Educated； W。 T。 Cape's School； Sydney。 Became a Squatter。
Entered New South Wales Parliament； was Premier； 1860；
and afterwards held portfolios in various ministries。
Appointed Agent…General and went to London； 1876。
Returned to New South Wales and died there； 30th October； 1882。
‘The Weirwolf： a Tragedy' （London； 1876）。
‘The Brothers： a Drama' （London； 1877）。
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