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Note on Canning's Financial Position

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 December 2009

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Camden Third Series , Volume 59 , July 1937 , pp. lv - lvii
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Copyright © Royal Historical Society 1937

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page lvi note 1 He wrote to George Abercromby Robinson, Chairman of the Court of Directors, in November 1821. Robinson had formerly been a member of Canning's party in the House of Commons.

page lvii note 1 Unless, indeed, the family carried out the intention with which Lord Ellenborough credited it, of selling the pension. Ellenborough said on 2 May 1828 that the pension could be sold for £50,000; three days later he put the amount at £30,000. (Ellenborough, 's Diary, i. 97, 100.)Google Scholar