Constituency : Launceston 1892-8
Thomas took over from Thomas Dyke-Acland at Launceston.
Thomas was privately educated. He started out as a draper but later became a partner in a paper firm. He also acquired partnerships in several newspapers.
Thomas wished to prevent justices clerks acting as solicitors in cases which might come before their court.
Thomas was killed while exploring a waterfall in 1898 aged 58.
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