Uncle Walter is an 1852 novel by the British writer Frances Milton Trollope. It was published in three volumes by the London publishing house Henry Colburn. The novel's interest in the governance of the Church of England and wariness of evangelicalism were continued in the works by her son in The Warden (1855) and the subsequent Chronicles of Barsetshire.
Edward, a wealthy young man moves from the countryside London where he is embroiled in the manipulative social schemes of his aunt that include marrying him off to a woman of her choosing. This balanced by the advice of his shrewd Uncle Walter who manages to help him avoid an unhappy marriage.