Having already angered Queen Victoria by his opposition to an allowance for her consort Prince Albert, he went on to declare that the Prince's Great Exhibition project would bring the plague to England. The Hall was later home of Arthur Foljambe, 2nd Earl of Liverpool from 1939 to his death there in 1941.
Having already upset Queen Victoria with his refusal to provide an allowance for her husband Prince Albert, he subsequently claimed that the Prince's Great Exhibition project would bring illness to England. The Hall was later occupied by Arthur Foljambe, 2nd Earl of Liverpool from 1939 until his death there in 1941.