The 6th Earl de Grey, born on March 28, 1816, was a British nobleman known for his contributions to politics and society. He inherited the title from his father, the 5th Earl de Grey, in 1833. The 6th Earl was involved in various public roles, including serving as a Member of Parliament and holding positions in local government. He was also a prominent figure in the Liberal Party and supported various social reforms during his lifetime. The 6th Earl de Grey passed away on March 14, 1892, leaving behind a legacy of public service and commitment to his community.