Thomas Bateman Napier

Thomas Bateman Napier LLD (1854-6 November 1933), was a British Liberal Party politician and judge.

He was a son of Richard Clay Napier of Preston, and Sarah Bateman of Salford.

[1] During his student days he gained the Incorporated Law Society's Clifford Inn Prize, and Scot.

He took a first class in Law at the University of London; honours at Bar Call.

He wrote a Concise Practice of the Supreme Court of Justice; The New Land Taxes, 1909–1910.