“ In 1864 Edward was articled to the firm of solicitors, Crawley, Arnold, Green, and Price, and in 1874 he went out to Bombay for a short time and joined the firm of Hearn, Cleveland, and Lee Warner. On the death of Mr. Horace Fellowes he was invited by his friend Sir Edward Scott to come as resident partner to the banking house of Sir Samuel Scott, Cavendish-square. There he remained till he retired in 1889, six years after the death of Sir Edward Scott. Mr. Lee Warner continued to live in London and occupied himself energetically in voluntary work. ”

“ There he gave up his time to country pursuits and was a county magistrate. Life his father, he was interested in antiquarian research, and wrote a memoir on his ancestor, Bishop Warner, of Rochester, the founder of Bromley College, Kent. ”