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George Harris (barrister)
George Harris (1809–1890) was an English barrister and judge, known as a biographer and legal writer.
==Early life==
Born at Rugby on 6 May 1809, he was the eldest son of George Harris (d. 16 January 1856), a solicitor of that town, by his wife Christabella, only daughter of Rear-admiral William Chambers (d. 28 September 1829). On 6 May 1820 he entered Rugby School. He found the school rough, and left to join HMS ''Spartiate'', the flagship of Admiral Sir George Eyre, as a midshipman; but falling ill before it sailed, he gave up the idea of entering the Royal Navy. After a bad time at a private school at Totnes in Devon he was articled to his father in 1825. In 1832 he was admitted as attorney, and in January 1834 became a partner in his father's firm. On 22 June 1838, however, he left Rugby and moved to London.
After little more than a year in London, during which he wrote for the ''British and Foreign Review'' and other journals, and entered Trinity Hall, Cambridge, Harris took the post of editor of the ''Hull Times'' on 11 September 1839. An attack on the Hull railway line led to his resignation on 21 September 1840〔
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