On 23 February 1605, however, he was made governor of Prince Charles, in 1611 his master of the robes, in 1617 his Chamberlain, and on 6 February 1622, he was created Baron Carey of Leppington.
On 23 February 1605, however, he was made governor of Prince Charles. In 1611, we was made the master of the robes to the Prince, in 1617 his Chamberlain, and on 6 February 1622, he was created Baron Carey of Leppington.