 The office became vacant in 1891, when Lord Burghley was promoted to the similar political office of Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.The political office fell into disuse in 1892, since which time it has not been revived, although this did not affect the non-political, court position of Groom in Waiting.In Ordinary
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No ordinary grooms-in-waiting were appointed to attend Edward VIII during his reign as King-Emperor.