Beaumont
FRANCIS, and FLET- CHER, JOHN, two eminent English dramatic writers, contemporaries Shakespeare, and the most famous of ies of literary partners, so closely associated that their names are rarely heard separately. The former, son of a Common 16 he published a translation, in verse, Leicestershire, in 1584. At the age of Jefferson co., Tex.; on the Neches river and several railroads; 80 miles N. E. of