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WILLIAM EDWARD NORRIS (1847– )

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Originally appearing in Volume V19, Page 758 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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WILLIAM
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EDWARD
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NORRIS (1847– )  ,
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English novelist, was
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born on the 18th of
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November 1847, the son of
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Sir W .
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Norris,
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chief
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justice of
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Ceylon . He was educated at
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Eton, and called to the
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bar at the Inner
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Temple in 1894 . His first
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story, Heaps of
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Money, appeared in 1877, and was followed by a
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long
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series of novels, many of which first appeared in the Temple Bar and Cornhill magazines . The best of his numerous novels are Mademoiselle de Mersac (188o),
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Matrimony (1881), No New Thing (1883), My Friend Jim (1886), The
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Rogue (1888), The
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day, who married the daughter of
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Lord
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Chancellor
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Rich, and Despotic
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Lady (1895),
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Matthew
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Austin (1895), The Widower (1898), whose eldest son, Sir
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John (c . 1551-1597), predeceased him . Nature's Comedian (1904), Pauline (1908) .

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