The 2nd Earl de Grey, born on March 28, 1810, was a British nobleman and politician. He succeeded his father, the 1st Earl de Grey, in 1833. Known for his involvement in the Whig Party, he served as a Member of Parliament and held various governmental positions, including Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. He was also a prominent figure in the House of Lords and contributed to discussions on social and political reforms during the 19th century. The 2nd Earl de Grey passed away on July 14, 1859, leaving a legacy tied to his family's influence in British politics.