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In page William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne:

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The next year, Melbourne was once again involved in a sex scandal. This time, he was the victim of attempted blackmail from George Chapple Norton, the husband of the society beauty and author Caroline Norton. George Norton demanded £1,400, and when he was turned down, he accused Melbourne of having an affair with his wife.[1] At that time, such a scandal would have been enough to derail a major politician and so it is a measure of the respect that contemporaries had for his integrity that Melbourne's government did not fall.[citation needed] The King and the Duke of Wellington urged him to stay on as prime minister. After Norton failed in court, Melbourne was vindicated, but he stopped seeing Caroline Norton.[2]