Joseph Napier Higgins
(1826-1899), Judge and writerSitter in 1 portrait
by Morris & Co
lithograph, late 19th century
NPG D35763
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Justin
06 December 2018, 23:55
Married to a baronet's daughter a qualified barrister and Q.C., of Nether Winchendon, Bucks., Napier was educated at TCD, called to the bar at Lincoln's Inn before becoming a bencher and Treasurer of his Inn. A vice-chairman of the Council of legal education and chair of the Bar he was a JP and in his wife's right Patron of his home village. He lived at 24 Bolton Gardens when in London, and being of a liberal inclination a member of the Reform and Union clubs.