Lord Arthur Lennox, son of the fourth Duke of Richmond, expired on Friday, Jan 15, at his residence, Ovington square, Brompton, aged 57. The early part of his lordship's life was passed in the army, and in 1842 he received the rank of Lieutenant Colonel, and afterwards held the same rank in the Light Infantry Battalion of Sussex Militia, of which corps he became Lieutenant Commandant in 1860. His lordship also held some posts under Government, having been a Lord of the Treasury from May, 1844 to August, 1845, and a clerk of the Ordnance from August, 1845 to July, 1846. The late Lord also sat for chichester from 1831 to 1846, and was returned for Yarmouth in 1847, but was unseated on petition.

Source: NY Times, Saturday, Feb 6, 1864

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