. Catalogue of portraits, miniatures &c. : in the possession of Cecil George Savile, 4th Earl of Liverpool, Lord Steward, &c . argarets, Westminster, 7 June, 1770 ;baptised there 29 June; for Appleby, 1790, and forRye, 1790 to 1803, on the 15 Nov., in which latter year hewas called up to the House of Lords in his fathers Baronyof Hawkesbury. He was successively Secretary of Statefor Foreign Affairs 1801-4, Home Department 1804-6 andagain 1807-9, for Foreign Affairs 1809, and for Colonial andWar Departments 1809-12, in which latter year he becameFirst Lord of the Treasury and Prime Ministe
. Catalogue of portraits, miniatures &c. : in the possession of Cecil George Savile, 4th Earl of Liverpool, Lord Steward, &c . argarets, Westminster, 7 June, 1770 ;baptised there 29 June; for Appleby, 1790, and forRye, 1790 to 1803, on the 15 Nov., in which latter year hewas called up to the House of Lords in his fathers Baronyof Hawkesbury. He was successively Secretary of Statefor Foreign Affairs 1801-4, Home Department 1804-6 andagain 1807-9, for Foreign Affairs 1809, and for Colonial andWar Departments 1809-12, in which latter year he becameFirst Lord of the Treasury and Prime Minister, whichoffice he held continuously for the long period of 15 years,the tenure of which was brought to a close by an attack ofparalysis 17 February, 1827, which necessitated his resigna-tion on 30 April, 1827. He afterwards rallied somewhat,and surviving his successor in office, Mr. Canning, by six-teen months, he died at Fife House, Whitehall, London, on4 Dec, 1828, aged 58, and was buried at Hawkesbury, inGloucestershire, in the family vault, 18 Dec, 1828. Hewas Lord Warden and Admiral of the Cinque Ports and Plate No. 73.— The Right Rev. Folliott H. \V. Cornewall, of Worcester (page 50). PORTRAITS, &C, AT 2, CARLTON HOUSE TERRACE. 37 Constable of Dover Castle from 28 January, 1806. Hemarried (1) 25 March, 1795, Lady Louisa TheodosiaHervey, 3rd daughter of Frederick Augustus, 4th Earl ofBristol and Bishop of Derry, who dying 12 June, 1821,he married (2) 24 Sept., 1822, Mary, 6th daughter of CharlesChester, formerly Bagot, of Chicheley Hill, co. Bucks, whosurvived him, and died at Norbiton Hall, Surrey, 18 Oct.,1846, aged 69. Leaving no issue by either marriage, he wassucceeded by his half-brother. Three-quarter length, stand-ing; full face. In black coat and white neckcloth and wearingthe Star of the Order of the Garter. On canvass 52 x 42 by Miss Lancaster Lucas of the portrait at Buxtedby Sir Thomas Lawrence, which portrait is similar tothe one
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