Question: What key details about charles grey , 2nd earl grey can be extracted from the following bio? Bio: charles grey , 2nd earl grey , -lrb- 13 march 1764 -- 17 july 1845 -rrb- , known as viscount howick between 1806 and 1807 , was prime minister of the united kingdom of great britain and ireland from 22 november 1830 to 16 july 1834 . a member of the whig party , he backed significant reform of the british government and was among the primary architects of the reform act 1832 . his government also saw the abolition of slavery in the british empire . in addition to his political achievements , he has come to be associated with earl grey tea .
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- party is whig- monarch is william iv- predecessor is duke charles james fox lord barham of wellington duke of wellington charles james fox- birth date is 13 march 1764- caption is portrait thomas lawrence , c. 1828 painting by an unknown artist , after sir- order is prime house of lords secretary of state for foreign affairs leader minister of the house of commons first lord of the admiralty of the united kingdom leader of the- death date is 17 july 1845- spouse is mary- term end is 16 31 march 1807 24 september 1806 july 1834 9 july 1834 25 march 1807- name is the earl grey- death place is howick , northumberland , england- birth place is fallodon , northumberland , england- signature is charles grey , 2nd earl grey signature.svg- successor is lord grenville melbourne lord melbourne george canning spencer perceval thomas- primeminister is lord grenville lord grenville lord grenville- alma mater is trinity college , cambridge- imagesize is 245px- signature alt is cursive signature in ink- children is stillborn william george thomas john francis henry william eliza courtney -lrb- louisa illegitimate -rrb- elizabeth caroline georgiana henry charles frederick mary- term start is 22 24 september 1806 11 february 1806 november 1830 22 november 1830 24 september 1806- image is charles lawrence copy.jpg grey , 2nd earl grey by sir thomas- religion is church of england