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He not die at Mayfair, London, his town home, but in the House of Commons during a vote session, details of which will be added to the article, cited to Shrewsbury Chronicle (local newspaper of his country house, Rowton Castle). He had also been knighted two weeks earlier in the King's Birthday Honours List so was entitled to be addressed as Sir although he did not live to receive accolade from the King.Cloptonson (talk)17:46, 10 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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