Alexander Wood Renton

Summary

Alexander Wood Renton Encyclopædia Britannica, Ninth Edition (1888)

The ex-chancellor, who had a few days before (June 12) been created Baron Thurlow of Thurlow, with remainder to his brothers and their male descendants, now retired into private life, and, with the exception of a futile intrigue, under the auspices of the prince of Wales, for the formation of a ministry from which Pitt and Fox should be excluded, and in which the earl of Moira should be premier and Thurlow chancellor (1797) , finally abandoned the hopes of office and the dictatorship which he had so long exercised in the House of Lords.
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