Richard Richards

1752–1823 (age 71)

Biography

Richard Richards was a respected judge whose career spanned the latter half of the 18th century, contributing to the development and administration of British law. Born in 1752, he served the legal profession with distinction, earning recognition for his judicial wisdom and legal expertise during a period of significant legal and social change.

Richards' career exemplified the professional achievements possible within the Georgian legal system, where ability and education could lead to positions of considerable responsibility and influence. His burial at Temple Church in London, the historic center of the legal profession, attests to his standing within the judiciary and his contributions to British law and justice.

Also buried at Temple Church, London

Archibald Elijah Impey
1766–1831 (age 65)
Temple Church, London
Archibald Elijah Impey was a barrister of distinction who practiced law during the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
John Reeves
1752–1829 (age 77)
Temple Church, London
John Reeves was a distinguished judge whose fairness upheld the law around Temple Church.
Francis James Newman Rogers
1791–1851 (age 60)
Temple Church, London
Francis James Newman Rogers is remembered for his steady stewardship of the law and collegial spirit.
George Isted
1754–1821 (age 67)
Temple Church, London
George Isted was a lawyer who served faithfully at Temple Church.
Phineas Bond
1749–1815 (age 66)
Temple Church, London
Phineas Bond was a lawyer whose counsel was valued in the Temple precincts.
John Gamaliel Lloyd
1769–1837 (age 68)
Temple Church, London
John Gamaliel Lloyd (1769–1837) was a London resident commemorated at the Temple Church.