Thomas de Grey, 2nd Baron Walsingham

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The Right Honourable The Lord Walsingham PC
Joint Postmaster General
In office 1787–1794 Servingwith The Lord Carteret 1787–1789 The Earl of Westmorland 1789–1790 The Earl of Chesterfield 1790–1794

Parliament of Great Britain
Preceded by Robert Palk Whitshed Keene	Member of Parliament for Wareham 1774 With: Robert Palk	Succeeded by William Gerard Hamilton Christopher D'Oyly
Preceded by Edward Thurlow Charles Vernon	Member of Parliament for Tamworth 1774–1780 With: Edward Thurlow 1774–1778 Anthony Chamier 1778–1780	Succeeded by Anthony Chamier John Courtenay
Preceded by Viscount Fairford Thomas Potter	Member of Parliament for Lostwithiel 1780–1781 With: John St John 1780 George Johnstone 1780–1781	Succeeded by George Johnstone Viscount Malden
Political offices
Preceded by The Lord Carteret The Earl of Clarendon	Joint Postmaster General 1787–1794 With: The Lord Carteret 1787–1789 The Earl of Westmorland 1789–1790 The Earl of Chesterfield 1790–1794	Succeeded by The Earl of Chesterfield The Earl of Leicester
Peerage of Great Britain
Preceded by William de Grey	Baron Walsingham 1781–1818	Succeeded by George de Grey