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Charles Calthorpe
Sir Charles Calthorpe (c.1540–1616 ) was an English-born judge in Jacobean Ireland. Prior to his appointment to the Irish Bench he had been Attorney General for Ireland for more than 20 years. He was a close associate of the Lord Deputy of Ireland, Sir John Perrot, and Perrot's downfall damaged his career, but he was eventually restored to favour.
== Early life ==
He belonged to an old Norfolk family; his father was Francis Calthorpe of Hempstead and his mother was Elizabeth Berney of Gunton.〔Ball 1926, p. 318〕 He entered Lincoln's Inn in 1560. He gave readings on the law of copyhold at Furnivall's Inn which were published in 1562. He was called to the bar in 1569 and became a Bencher of his Inn in 1582. He sat in the House of Commons as member for Eye in the Parliament of 1572. In 1584 he became Attorney General for Ireland and quickly became a supporter of the Lord Deputy, Sir John Perrot. From the outset of his time in Ireland Calthorpe was subject to intense criticism, being accused of partisanship, insufficient learning and undue deference to his Irish colleagues.〔 Criticism mounted after Perrot's recall in 1588, but Calthorpe managed to retain office, possibly due to the perennial difficulty in finding a suitable replacement.
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