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LECKIE, Mrs.— This lady was sister of the late Francis Horner, M.P., one of the early writers in the Edinburgh Review, She died in March, 1856. Mrs Leckie is author of : 1. The Power Digitized by VjOOQIC THE DRAMATIC >f KITER55 OF SCOTLAXD. 6.1 of Conscience, a dramatic poem, 1841 ; the scene in Scotland. 2. The Hebrew Boy, a dramatic poem, 1842. 3. The Guardian, a dramatic poem, 1842 ; scene, England. 4. The Stepmother, a dramatic poem, 1842.
LEIGHTON, Robert.— Bom at Dundee in 1822. He publis...hed Ehymes and Poems, by llobin, 12mo., 1855, This volume contains a Dramatic Poem. In the Poetic Magazine^ May, 1861, there is a scene from an unpablibhed drama, by Mr Leighton.
LESLEY', George. — Yery little is known regarding this author's history. He is supposed to have been a native of Scotland, and was in the reign of King Charles IT., Rector of Wittering in Northamptonshire. He wrote three dramatic pieces, which he called Divine Dialogues: 1.
Dives's Doom, or the Rich Man's Misery; 2.
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LECKIE, Mrs.— This lady was sister of the late Francis Horner, M.P., one of the early writers in the Edinburgh Review, She died in March, 1856. Mrs Leckie is author of : 1. The Power Digitized by VjOOQIC THE DRAMATIC >f KITER55 OF SCOTLAXD. 6.1 of Conscience, a dramatic poem, 1841 ; the scene in Scotland. 2. The Hebrew Boy, a dramatic poem, 1842. 3. The Guardian, a dramatic poem, 1842 ; scene, England. 4. The Stepmother, a dramatic poem, 1842.
LEIGHTON, Robert.— Bom at Dundee in 1822. He publis...hed Ehymes and Poems, by llobin, 12mo., 1855, This volume contains a Dramatic Poem. In the Poetic Magazine^ May, 1861, there is a scene from an unpablibhed drama, by Mr Leighton.
LESLEY', George. — Yery little is known regarding this author's history. He is supposed to have been a native of Scotland, and was in the reign of King Charles IT., Rector of Wittering in Northamptonshire. He wrote three dramatic pieces, which he called Divine Dialogues: 1.
Dives's Doom, or the Rich Man's Misery; 2.
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