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Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby (1799 -- 1869) Edward Stanley was born at Knowsley Hall, Prescot, Lancashire on 29 March 1799. He was the eldest son and first of seven children born to Edward Smith Stanley, 13th Earl of Derby, and his wife Charlotte Margaret Hornby. The family was able to date its noble ancestry from ...
Smith Stanley, whose father would have made way for him in Lancashire if he had been forced to a poll there, was again returned with Wood for Preston at the general election of 1830, when, having vindicated his parliamentary votes on the hustings and spent heavily on drink, he defeated the popular candidate Henry Hunt* in another violent contest.46 In September Huskisson’s fatal accident ...
Edward Geoffrey Smith-Stanley, 14. Earl of Derby, KG, PC (* 29. März 1799 in Knowsley, Merseyside; † 23. Oktober 1869 ebenda) war ein britischer Politiker und dreimaliger Premierminister .
6 Geoffrey Hornby, rector of Winwick, Lancashire bap 14 Aug 1750, Bispham, Lancashire d 31 Jul 1812 m 25 Apr 1772, Knowsley 7 Lucy Smith-Stanley b 26 Dec 1750 d 10 Feb 1833, Orford Hall . Great-grandparents. 8 James Smith-Stanley b 7 Jan 1716/17, bap 29 Jan 1716/17, Preston d 1 Jun 1771, Bath m 17 Mar 1746/47, Keith's Chapel, St George, Hanover ...
Lady Emma Stanley: Příbuzní: Henry Stanley (sourozenec) Edward Stanley, 17. hrabě z Derby, Katherine Mary Stanley, Victor Stanley, Arthur Stanley, Geoffrey Stanley, Ferdinand Stanley, George Stanley (British politician), Algernon Stanley, Isobel Gathorne-Hardyová a Frederick Stanley (vnoučata) Sídlo: Knowsley Hall
Stanley, Edward George Geoffrey Smith, (1799-1869), 14th Earl of Derby, statesman This page summarises records created by this Person The summary includes a brief description of the collection(s) (usually including the covering dates of the collection), the name of the archive where they are held, and reference information to help you find the collection.
Edward George Geoffrey Smith Stanley was born on March 29, 1799, in Knowsley Park, Lancashire, England. He attended Eton College from 1811 to 1817 before entering Christ Church, Oxford. In 1820 Stanley took a seat in Parliament as a Whig and became chief secretary for Ireland under Prime Minister Charles Grey in 1830, joining the Cabinet in 1831.
