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email Quarterly Review Archive  1. January 6. George Ellis
(1753-1815), English diplomat. M.P. for Seaford. Co-founded the
Anti-Jacobin with George Canning and John Hookham Frere; it was
edited by William Gifford. A close friend of Walter Scott and
Richard Heber. Richard Heber (1773-1833), friend of George
Canning and Walter Scott, half-brother to Reginald Heber.
William Roscoe (1753-1831), attorney, historian, and Whig M.P
for Liverpool, an evangelical. William Huskisson (1770-1830),
statesman, Canningite Tory M.P. for Harwich, treasury secretary
under Pitt and various other cabinet posts in later career.
Charles Grey, second Earl Grey (1764-1845), Whig statesman,
later Prime Minster. He supported the war against Napoleon.  2.
#124.  3. #129.  4. #134, Dudley.  5. #121*, add Copleston to
Falconer, confirms Falconer. Thomas Falconer (1772-1839) Oxford-
educated classical scholar.  6. #133, see f.70, letter 8.  7.
#118: Shine: Whitaker, Murray Reg.