walking Encyclopædia". He was godfather to William Hazlitt's first child; Leigh Hunt was another of Coulson's friends, and through Hunt he was introduced to Bryan Waller Procter. Richard Harris Barham and Thomas Love Peacock wrote in his paper through their friendship with him, and he was one of James Mill's associates in his Sunday walks. Coulson is said to have contributed to the Edinburgh Review a review of Mill's History of India, and he wrote in the Parliamentary History and Review. In June 1821 he was elected a member of the Political Economy Club, and from 1823 to 1858 brought forward at its meetings questions for discussion. John Black, the editor of the Morning Chronicle, lived from 1843 to 1855 in a cottage on Coulson's estate near Maidstone. References Attribution 1795 births 1860 deaths English barristers English newspaper editors English male journalists Members of Gray's Inn Amanuenses Place of birth missing 19th-century English lawyers