Which English author, 1707- 1754, was also a J.P. (Justice of the Peace)?
Henry Fielding cause of justice as a great humanitarian in the 1750s (for instance, his support of Elizabeth Canning) coincided with rapid deterioration in his health. Gout, asthma, cirrhosis of the liver and other afflictions made him use crutches. This sent him to Portugal in 1754 in search of a cure, but he died in Lisbon, reportedly in physical pain and mental distress, only two months later. His tomb is in the city's English Cemetery ("Cemitério Inglês"), which is now the graveyard of St. George's Church, Lisbon. Henry Fielding Henry Fielding (22 April 1707 – 8 October 1754) was an English novelist
Justice of the Peace Magazine the "Justice of the Peace" was sold to Barry Rose, who also edited the magazine until he sold the "Justice of the Peace" back to Butterworths in 1997. The back volumes of the "Justice of the Peace" contain a history of the life and times of England and Wales. Current Consultant Editor: Adrian Turner, Barrister, also co-editor of "Stone's Justices' Manual" Past editors: William Eagle, John Mee Mathew, J L Jellicoe, T W Saunders, Charles Clark, D D Keane, James A Foot J B Dasent, and W C Glen. The Justice of the Peace Reports are a series of law