Thomas Hamilton (university administrator)
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Thomas Hamilton, PC (Ire) (1842–18 May 1926) was a Northern Ireland clergyman who served as president of Queen's College, Belfast and subsequently president and vice-chancellor of the Queen's University of Belfast after its creation in 1908.
A native of Belfast, Hamilton was a prominent unionist who was appointed to the Privy Council of Ireland in the 1921 New Year Honours, entitling him to the style "The Right Honourable".
[edit] External links
- Thomas Hamilton entry in the Dictionary of Ulster Biography
- McMahon, Timothy G. "'All creeda and all classes'? Just who made up the Gaelic League?", Journal of Irish Studies, Fall-Winter, 2002
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