1750-1825. Son of Richard Neville and Magdalen Calendrini. Originally of Stanlake and Billingbear, he inherited the Griffin family estates including Audley End, Essex.

A Grenvillite MP but he sometimes opposed their views; especially between 1801 and 1806.  

• 3 June 1750: Born
• Educated at Merton College Oxford
• 1774-1780: MP for Grampound, Cornwall
• 19 June 1780: Married Catherine Grenville
• 1780: Elected MP for Buckingham
• 1782: Resigned as MP for Buckingham
• 1782-1797: MP for Reading 
• 1791: Refused Lieutenancy of Buckinghamshire
• 1797: Became second Baron Braybrooke
• 28 February 1825: Death.

Also Lord Lieutenant of Essex and Provost Marshall of Jamaica. A member of Brooks's Club.