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Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2720, 15 March 1916, Page 3

The death has occurred at Bristol, in her eighty-fifth year, of Mrs. Emily Crawford, who was formerly Paris correspondent of the "Daily &ews." For over thirty years Mrs. Crawford was a prominent figure in journalism. Mis. Crawford's husband, to whom she was married in 1864, was the Paris corres-. pondent of the "Daily News," and in their literary partnership the wife eventually became the nioro active member. After having assisted her husband in his journalistic duties for many yoars, Mrs. Crawford became, on his death, in 1885, the accredited representative of the "Daily News" in Paris. It seems like an echo of the old days of lively gossip to hear members of the Princess Gvalma Odosalchi. She was Miss Dora Laliouchere, the daughter, of Mr. Henry Labouchere, the late famous journalist and man of politics, and she inherited "from her father the Villa Crislina, a beautifully situated hillside residence in Florence, with splendid gardens and many spacious rooms. She has lent it to tho Italian wounded, and is personally looking after their comfort.