Viscount Howick

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Viscount Howick is a British noble title historically associated with the Grey family, most notably held by Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey, a prominent 19th-century Prime Minister.

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Viscount Howick canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British aristocratic family
British peer
British prime minister
noble title
substantive title in the Peerage of the United Kingdom
village
associatedTitle Earl Grey
Viscount Howick
associatedWith Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey
Grey family
country England
United Kingdom
family Grey family
heldBy Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey
heldTitle Viscount Howick
historicallyLinkedToOffice Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
historicalPeriodOfNotableHolder 19th century
locatedIn Northumberland
namedAfter Howick, Northumberland
nobleRank viscount
nobleTitle Earl Grey
Viscount Howick
notableFor Reform Act 1832
abolition of slavery in the British Empire
partOf British nobility
linked to: British aristocracy
positionHeld Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
usedAsCourtesyTitleBy heir apparent to the Earl Grey

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Earl Grey titleHeld Viscount Howick
Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey heldTitle Viscount Howick
subject linked to: Viscount Howick
Charles Grey, 2nd Earl Grey nobleTitle Viscount Howick
subject linked to: Viscount Howick
Grey family associatedTitle Viscount Howick
subject linked to: Viscount Howick