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| Ellis, Thomas Flower. Adm. pens. (age 16) at TRINITY, June 26, 1813. S. of Thomas Flower. B. [1796], at Walthamstow, Essex. School, Hackney, London (Dr Heathcote). Matric. Michs. 1814; Scholar, 1816; B.A. 1818; Members Prize, 1819; M.A. 1821. Fellow, 1819. Called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), Feb. 6, 1824. On the Northern Circuit. Q.C. within Palatine of Lancaster. Recorder of Leeds, 1839. Attorney-General of the Duchy of Lancaster at the time of his death. Well known to the profession in connection with the part-authorship of Law Reports of Adolphus and Ellis, 1835-41, Ellis and Blackburn, 1853-8 and Ellis and Ellis, 1835-42. A Commissioner under the Reform Bill, 1831, to determine the boundaries of Parliamentary boroughs in Wales. An intimate friend of Macaulay, and in later life visited the Continent with him every autumn, acted as his executor and edited the posthumous volume of Macaulay's Works. A member of the Useful Knowledge Society and revised many of its publications. Died Apr. 5, 1861, aged 64, in London. Father of Francis (1842) and Walter (1854); brother of Edward C. (1826). (D.N.B.; Boase, I. 986; G. Mag., 1861, I. 588; Law Lists.) | Thomas Flower ELLIS Approx. lifespan: 1797–1861 pens. aged 16 Trinity College adm1813:06:26 s. of Thomas Flower ELLIS b. (1796), Walthamstow, Essex Sch: Hackney School( Dr – HEATHCOTE ) [Hackney], London Matric 1814:10MT: Scholar 1816 BA 1818 Members Prize 1819 MA 1821 Fellow 1819 Called to the Bar: ( Lincoln's Inn ) 1824:02:06 On: Northern Circuit Q.C. within Palatine of Lancaster, [ Lancashire ] Recorder of: Leeds, [ West Riding of Yorkshire ] 1839 Attorney-General of: : Duchy of Lancaster at the time of his death. Well known to the profession in connection with the part-authorship of Law Reports of Adolphus and Ellis 1835-41 Ellis and Blackburn 1853-58 and Ellis and Ellis 1835-42 Commissioner: under the Reform Bill 1831, to determine the boundaries of Parliamentary boroughs Wales An intimate friend of Macaulay, and in later life visited the Continent with him every autumn, acted as his executor and edited the posthumous volume of Macaulay's Works . Member of: Useful Knowledge Society and revised many of its publications. d. aged 64 London 1861:04:05 father of Francis ELLIS (1842) Walter ELLIS (1854) brother of Edward C. ELLIS (1826) ( D.N.B.; Boase, I. 986; G. Mag 1861, I. 588; Law Lists. ) [add:]Married 1820, Susan MCTAGGART only dau. of John MCTAGGART of Ardival, Scotland [:add] [add:](C.R. Hudleston)[:add] |