Death Of Tom Hood.
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The English papers announce the death
of Thomas Hood, writer whose place in
literature will remain vacant. His humor,
which commonly took a punning shape,
was ready and ingenious to marvel; but
his sense of sterner realities was keen; and
some of his later songs set forth the ma
lural sturdy feelings Of the poor in MEM
orable rhythm, with a force seldom al
tanned since the time of Burns.