Bagehot Notebooks 1842-1846

Bagehot, Walter, 1826-1877

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1842-1848 studied at University College London; 1852 called to the bar, Lincoln's Inn; 1852-1861 banker, Stuckey's Bank, Langpont and later Bristol; c 1851 co-founder, the National Review; c 1851 -1859 editor, the National Review; 1857- contributor to The Economist; 1859-1861 director, the National Review; 1961-1877 director and editor, the National Review; 1864 elected to the political economy club. Epithet: political commentator, economist and journalist Br...

Walter Bagehot, 1826-1877

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Walter Bagehot, an economist and journalist, was born at Langport in Somerset in 1826. He went to school in Bristol, and in 1842 he entered University College London, where he became a good mathematician under Professor De Morgan. He also read very widely in all branches of general literature. Poetry, metaphysics and history were his favourite studies. Bagehot took his BA degree in the University of London, with a mathematical scholarship, in 1846 and then his MA in the same university in 1848, ...

Economist (newspaper)

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