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Taylor (TOM an English dramaoff)

TOM, an English dramaoff, the expense being defrayed by W. Meredith, a retired tradesman. He died received his education at Glasgow University and Trinity College, Cambridge; TAYLOR became professor_for two years in University College, London; was called to the bar (1845), and went to the N. circuit; appointed, in 1854, secretary to the Board of Health; wrote and adapted for "New Men and Old the stage a great number of plays; and succeeded Shirley Brooks (1873) as edihis plays are: tor of "Punch." The most popular of oration with Charles Reade); "Still Water Runs Deep"; "The Overland Route"; and "The Ticket of Leave Man." His historical dramas include: "The Fool's phies of B. R. Haydon (1853), C. R. Leslie (1859), and Sir Joshua Reynolds (1865). He died in Wandsworth, Engphies of B. R. Haydon (1853), C. R. Leslie (1859), and Sir Joshua Reynolds land, July 12, 1880. (1865). He died in Wandsworth, Enghistorical dramas include: "The Fool's ZACHARY TAYLOR