Lord Londonderry seemed never to comprehend that, with or without British support, Hitler wanted an empire based upon racial dominance.

Even if somebody spelt out to me that it was all very intellectual, and the men with the shovels actually represented Lord Londonderry's poor miners.

Lord Londonderry died in November 1884, aged 63, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Charles.

Lord Londonderry subsequently gained notoriety for his informal diplomatic contacts with senior members of the German government.

Lord Londonderry was succeeded by his son, the 8th Marquess.

Lord Londonderry threw aside the bed-sheets and shouted, "Get in."

Lord Londonderry died from liver failure on 17 October 1955, at age 52.

Recently a table of such a girl's weekly expenditure was furnished to Lord Londonderry.

Lord Londonderry brandished a whip, threatening to thrash the Government supporters, and was held back by four of his colleagues.

The Market Place itself is centred around a statue of Lord Londonderry.