Education
Neate matriculated as a commoner of Lincoln College, Oxford, on 2 June 1824, aged 17. He was scholar 1826-1828, and graduated as a first-class man in 1828.
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Member of Parliament in the United Kingdom
Neate matriculated as a commoner of Lincoln College, Oxford, on 2 June 1824, aged 17. He was scholar 1826-1828, and graduated as a first-class man in 1828.
The same year he was elected fellow of Oriel College. He was called to the bar at Lincoln"s Inn in 1832, but a quarrel with Sir Richard Bethell terminated his career there. He acted as secretary to Sir Francis Thornhill Baring, when Baring was chancellor of the exchequer (1839-1841).
In 1857 Neate was appointed Drummond professor of political economy at Oxford, for a five-year term.
He was also examiner in the School of Law and History at Oxford in 1853-1855, and was appointed lecturer on the same subjects at Oriel in 1856. His second election was to the parliament which sat from 1863 to 1868.
And then he did not seek re-election. After 1868 Neate lived in Oxford.
He died senior fellow of his college on 7 February 1879, and was buried at Adstock.
He was considered fearlessly honest and outspoken, and one of his remembered sayings was "Wherever I look I see only brilliant political sunsets.".
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He was also elected Liberal Member of Parliament for Oxford, but was, however, a few months later unseated for bribery.