Augustus Hervey
Admiral and Chief Secretary for Ireland
Admiral and Chief Secretary for Ireland
Leaders & Politicians
England
Served as an English admiral and politician. Held the title of 3rd Earl of Bristol. Acted as Chief Secretary for Ireland from 1766 to 1768, facilitating governance during a significant period. Had an extensive naval career, participating in various battles and expeditions. Additionally, contributed to the political landscape of the time through participation in parliamentary duties.
Served as Chief Secretary for Ireland
Held the title of 3rd Earl of Bristol
Participated in naval battles
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