Rainy London always carries an indescribable chill.
The Earl of Dalmo's carriage traversed the cobblestone roads near Grosvenor Square. He watched the rainwater dripping down from the eaves, feeling a peculiar unspeakable anger within.
The Earl of Dalmo doesn't have a good temper, in fact, it could be considered quite terrible.
Or perhaps, these representatives of the Radical Liberal Party never had a good temper.
Dalmo is such, Brougham is such, O'Connell is such. If you want to find a gentleman in the traditional sense, you'd better look in the Conservative Party.
The "Portrait of John George Lampton, First Earl of Dalmo," painted by British artist Thomas Phillips in 1820, is currently housed in the National Portrait Gallery, London.
However, even though the Earl of Dalmo is proud, wilful, and hot-tempered, this does not prevent him from being the dream lover of countless young British girls.
