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Há 1 dia · Styled Marquess of Blandford: James FitzJames 1670–1734 Duke of Berwick: Henry FitzJames 1673–1702 Duke of Albemarle (Jacobite) Henry Waldegrave, Baron Waldegrave 1661–1689: Henrietta FitzJames 1667–1730: William Godolphin 1700–1731 Styled Marquess of Blandford: Robert Spencer 1701–1729 4th Earl of Sunderland, 6th Baron Spencer of ...
Há 2 dias · The aunts and coheiresses of the last Earl of Bath married Sir William Leveson Gower, Bart., ancestor of the Marquis of Stafford, and Sir George Carteret, afterwards Lord Carteret, of Hawnes. The younger of the coheiresses was created Countess Granville.
Há 3 dias · William, Marquess of Blandford, was son of Henrietta, Duchess of Marlborough, and grandson of the great Duke. He died at Oxford of an apoplectic fit in August, 1731, but had apparently left No. 14, Downing Street, before this, for the ratebook for that year shows "Watkin Wynn Williams" at the house.
Há 4 dias · On six occasions between 1660 and 1714 the office of Treasurer was held by individuals. During the same period it was in commission for rather more than half the time. It has invariably been so since 1714. The commission appointed in 1660 conformed to an earlier pattern and was composed of nine senior Privy Counsellors.
Há 4 dias · 4. Viscount & Viscountess. The Viscount and Viscountess Bridgerton. Image: Netflix. The fourth nobility rank is Viscount. We are familiar with this one due to the Bridgertons receiving this title ...
Há 4 dias · The seventh marquess would be the last of his line to have an active role in the coal trade—he narrowly outlived the nationalisation of his collieries in 1947—and that denouement inevitably weighs on any assessment of his stewardship of the company in its final decades, and in particular, his relationship with its employees.
Há 5 dias · Conservative Party. Sir John Eldon Gorst (born May 24, 1835, Preston, Lancashire, Eng.—died April 4, 1916, London) was a lawyer and politician whose reorganization of the British Conservative Party at the local level greatly facilitated the party’s victory in the 1874 general election, the first decisive Conservative triumph since 1841.
