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Edward Ellice (merchant) — For other people named Edward Ellice, see Edward Ellice (disambiguation). The Rt Hon. Edward Ellice Painting by Sir Charles William Ross Personal details Born 27 September 1783 … Wikipedia
Edward Ellice — may refer to: *Edward Ellice (merchant) (1783–1863), merchant and politician, and a prime mover behind the Reform Bill of 1832 *Edward Ellice (Scottish politician) (1810–1880), son of the above, Whig politicianee also*Edward Ellis disambiguation … Wikipedia
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