Little is known about this author, though it seems the name is a pseudonym for Bourne Draper. The ear­li­est work in which her hymns are thought found is the Se­lect­ion of Mis­sion­a­ry and De­vo­tion­al Hymns, ed­it­ed by Rev. J. Grif­fin, a Con­gre­ga­tion­al­ist min­is­ter in Port­sea, Eng­land, pub­lished in 1797.

• Breed, pp. 163-4
• Julian, pp. 1226-7, 1595

1. Behold the Ex­pect­ed Time Draws Near
2. Behold, the Heath­en Waits to Know
3. Hasten, O Lord, That Hap­py Time
4. Proud Bab­y­lon Yet Waits Her Doom
5. Soon May the Last Glad Song Arise
   • When Shall the Last Bright Song Arise
6. Sovereign of Worlds! Dis­play Thy Pow­er
7. Ye Mess­eng­ers of Christ