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Was a solicitor (for the Bedford and Cambridge Railway - see The Railway Age in Bedfordshire F. G. Cockman, 1974 ISBN0851550355) and land tax commissioner for Bedford. Admitted Queens Bench, Hilary term 1838. He was also under-sheriff for Bedfordshire 1868. I believe he was born in Lambeth. He advertised as the secretary of "Middle Class Public School" Illus Lon News, 20 March 1869, Volume 54, p300. All the best: RichFarmbrough, 16:43, 12 May 2015 (UTC).
