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Charles II. In 1715, his Lordship was made Colonel of the first regiment of Dragoons, and the following year appointed Constable of Windsor Castle. On May 23rd, 1718, he became Viscount Cobham, and Baron Cobham, with remainder to his heirs; and in default thereof, the dignities of Viscount Cobham and Baron Cobham to the heirs male of her body; and failing which, with the like remainder to his sister, Dame Christian Lyttleton.

His Lordship died at Stow, September 13th, 1749, without any issue by his lady, Anne, only daughter of Edmund Halsey, of the Borough of Southwark, Esq.