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JANE (ä-dan'), a French actress; born in Marseilles, France, Nov. 25, 1859. She went on the stage in early childhood, and toured the United States in 1885 and 1896. Her best rôles are in such pieces as "The Forge Master"; "Marriage"; etc. HADLEIGH (had'li), a quaint old market-town of Suffolk, England, on the Bret, 9½ miles W. of Ipswich. Its chief buildings are the brick Rectory Tower (1495) and the noble parish church, with a spire 135 feet high. Formerly, from 1331, an important seat of the cloth trade, Hadleigh was the scene of the death of the Danish king Guthrum (889), of the martyrdom of Dr. Rowland Taylor (1555), and of the great conference (1833) out of which grew the "Tracts for the Times," and at which Newman, Hurrell Froude, Trench, and Rose, the then rector, were present.