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After his death , his son , Hallam , Lord Tennyson , gathered Tennyson 's final textual correction and scattered comments on the poem for an authorized collected edition , the Eversley edition , shown here . From the first , Mr. Hungerford exhibited great aptitude for all kinds of legal business , especially those which brought into requisition the exercise of sound judgment and the faculty of presenting causes in such a way as to be thoroughly understood by ordinary men . His wit and humor , both at the bar and in his private intercourse , made him always attractive and delightful . In spite of his very active practice and the necessary demands upon his time , nothing was allowed to take precedence over this . On August 20th , 1937 , death liberated him from the physical infirmities which had caused his retirement from active practice and thereafter progressively disabled him . He consistently afforded a laudable example to other members of the bar in his willingness to consider adjustment of controversies without resort to court trial and to do all that fairness permitted to achieve that end .