6th Earl of Durham
He succeeded to the Earldom of Durham upon his father's death on February 4, 1970, but disclaimed it on February 23rd to continue as an MP and Government Minister. Despite renouncing his titles, he continued to use his former courtesy title, Viscount Lambton.
He succeeded to the Earldom of Durham upon his father's death on February 4, 1970, but disclaimed it on February 23rd to continue as an MP and Government Minister. Despite renouncing his titles, he continued to use his former courtesy title, Viscount Lambton.
6th Earl of Durham
He succeeded to the Earldom of Durham upon his father's death on February 4, 1970, but disclaimed it on February 23rd to continue as an MP and Government Minister. Despite renouncing his titles, he continued to use his former courtesy title, Viscount Lambton.
He succeeded to the Earldom of Durham upon his father's death on February 4, 1970, but disclaimed it on February 23rd to continue as an MP and Government Minister. Despite renouncing his titles, he continued to use his former courtesy title, Viscount Lambton.
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