Eleanor Clayton
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Life
1834-1900; b. Dublin, dg. of Benjamin Clayton, painter; to London, c.1864; designed cards and calendars of Rimmells in the Strand; rom. novels for Tinsley; Cruel Fortune (1865), a simple-minded melodrama on high-society vices; Playing for Love (1876), an art novel set in the 1840s; A Girls Destiny (1882), a fathers will requires a son to marry a woman with whom he has unknowingly fallen in love; m. late to James Needham. SUTH
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