Smith w:as born on May 24, 1816,
at ChertSey, Surrey, England, and
died from an attack of apoplexy on
May 23, 1860. the day before his
forty-fourth birthday. His passing
caused universal regret, for he was
one of the most popular men in Great
Britain, and had a large following
on this side of the Atlantic. He delved
deeply in the vein of humor then in
vogue, but his work, like that of most
humorists, was ephemeral. The hu
morist whose works are to endure
must be a philosopher as well as a
wit. Mark Twain was a conspicuous
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TODAY'S AXX1VERSAKY.
William Road, one of the most in
teresting characters of the eighteenth
century, died on this day in 1715.
