6th Baron Carrington Of Upton Lord Carrington Pictured With William The Dog On His Farm Peter Alexander Rupert Carington 6th Baron Carrington Kg Gcmg Ch Mc Pc Dl (born 6 June 1919) Is A British Conservative Politician. He Served As British Foreign Secretary Between 1979 And 1982 And As The Sixth Secretary General Of Nato From 1984 To 1988. He Is The Last Surviving Member Of The Cabinets Of Both Harold Macmillan And Sir Alec Douglas-home. Following The House Of Lords Act 1999 Which Removed The Automatic Right Of Hereditary Peers To Sit In The House Of Lords Carington Was Created A Life Peer As Baron Carington Of Upton Of Upton In The County Of Nottinghamshire To Enable Him To Continue To Sit There.
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