He is pretty much the epitome of a nineteenth century rich landed gentry from an old money family. He might yet even make a decent Leader of the House (it is difficult to see how he could be any worse than Leadsom).
I wonder if he knows the difference between the commonly used:
I would be obliged if you could
and the original correct grammatical form:
I should be obliged if you would
When I was at school English grammar was only taught to people studying foreign languages and nothing beyond basic subject, object and verb in English class. I understand it has been dumbed down even further now.
Most of what I know about English grammar is from Latin classes.