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  1. Their mutual affection led to Victoria’s Whig partisanship. On May 7, 1839, during the crisis over the “bedchamber question” (the queen insisted her attendants be Whig ladies), Melbourne resigned but soon resumed office when Peel could not form a government.

  2. Feb 6, 2018 · Melbourne saw the writing on the wall long before Victoria did, knowing that the moment she married their entire relationship would change. For the first year of her reign, from accession to coronation, the matter was moot as the two were mostly preoccupied in setting up her household and settling into the reality of her rule.

  3. Jan 29, 2017 · Just as it happened in real life, Victoria proposed to Albert, and Lord Melbourne accepted that it was time for him to retire and leave the handsome new couple in peace. CLIP: Lord...

  4. Lord Melbourne's sole task was to boost Victoria's spirits in the days before the wedding. It was normal, he assured her, to feel anxious. When she reminded him of her former determination to remain single, he said getting married was natural; it was her job as monarch that was "very unnatural." There was also a quiet need to shine and feel pretty.

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    Jenna Coleman as Queen Victoria with Rufus Sewell's Melbourne We’re afraid it’s bad news for anyone still hoping to defy history and see Victoria and Melbourne together – because after speaking to a publicist for the series, RadioTimes.com can confirm that episode five was the last we'll see of Rufus Sewell in the 2016 series. Bye-bye Lord M.

    In real life Lord Melbourne continued as Prime Minister for around a year after Victoria and Albert’s 1840 marriage, but 1841 saw the beginning of his downfall. Melbourne’s government lost a vote of no confidence in June (basically meaning that other MPs deemed his government unfit, in a motion spearheaded by rival party leader Sir Robert Peel), le...

    After Melbourne’s resignation Queen Victoria invited Sir Robert Peel (played by Nigel Lindsay in the ITV series, above) to form a Tory government. Peel (who had briefly been Prime Minister for four months in 1834-5) is generally remembered for founding the modern police force during an earlier stint as Home Secretary, but will also be remembered by...

    After Melbourne resigned in 1841 he and Victoria kept up a correspondence, but eventually the letters were deemed inappropriate and contact died away. Many historians believe that the end of his and Victoria’s friendship upset Melbourne, who is said to have seemingly aged rapidly over the ensuing years before his death in 1848, seven years after hi...

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  5. Jan 1, 2013 · Instead, she chose Lord Lorne, the son of the Duke of Argyll. This turned out to be a mistake - the marriage was childless and unhappy and Lorne was rumoured to be gay. Victoria controlled her...

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  7. Jan 7, 2014 · Lord Melbourne around the time Victoria came to the throne. Despite their father-daughter relationship rumours abounded that they would marry. The film depicts Victoria’s relationship with her first Prime Minister with some accuracy though Melbourne is shown to be significantly younger in the film.

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