Yes, the Tatler article did focus exclusively on the present earl's awareness of his long ancestral legacy, being 19th earl himself, and his sense of sadness at no longer representing a family that had been present in the Lords probably for as many generations. His own career seems to be as a barrister on both sides of the pond, so probably not someone thinking in terms of an alternative route as an MP in the Commons anytime soon. I hadn't really though about the name Courtenay since watching some dramatized account of the lives of the Tudors many years ago. Interesting about the attainder, but as the present earl is a man of the law himself the no doubt he has his own explanation and view on that past history too.