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The obituary notice of Hhj Richard Graham (Dick) HAMILTON

Liverpool, Date of Death 28/04/2025 | Published in: Liverpool Echo.

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Hhj Richard GrahamHAMILTONLatterly of Prince Alfred Residential Home, former Crown Court Judge and Chancellor of Diocese of Liverpool. Dick passed away peacefully, aged 92 years.

Reunited with his beloved wife Patricia, much loved father of Graham & Susan, adored grandfather of Philip, Timothy, Lizzie, Mark, Thomas and William. Will be very sadly missed by his family and friends.

Funeral Service will take place at All Hallows Church, Allerton on Friday 30th May at 12.15pm followed by interment at Allerton Cemetery.

Family flowers only, however, donations in memory of Dick are welcomed for MSF, Medecins Sans Frontieres
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87-91 Allerton Road, Liverpool, L18 2DD.
Tel: 0151 722 1514
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I was very sorry to hear of Dicks passing. I first knew him in early 1970s when I used to send him briefs or was on the opposite side of his fine mind. He was one of a group of counsel from his chambers I used to instruct. A group who have not been equalled. One of the nicest and most educated men I ever met. I once asked him to object to a juror who had been my French master and he did so in French. Please pass condolences from myself and those remaining in Carlisle who knew him. John Corson.
John Corson
22/05/2025
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Dick came to my school to give a talk about life at the bar when I was 15.He then kindly took me with him for a day to watch the Crown courts at St Georges Hall.
A wonderful opportunity.
He was always a gentleman.
I recall with some amusement his worry after I had been called to the bar that I was joining “new” chambers in Liverpool.
I will remember him fondly.
District Judge Wendy Lloyd.
Wendy Lloyd
19/05/2025
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He was my first Head of Chambers, a position I now occupy as his latest successor. Always friendly, clever, engaging and with a ready smile, he will be missed. On my own behalf, and on behalf of Exchange Chambers, sincere condolences to Dick's family. May he rest in peace.
William Waldron KC
19/05/2025
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