Oxford-educated high-church clergyman who published Memoria Technica, a treatise on memory frequently reprinted into the nineteenth century. His daughter Bridget married the poet William Lisle Bowles.

REFERENCES TO WORKS BY Richard Grey:

Memoria technica, or, a New Method of Artificial Memory applied to and exemplified in Chronology, History, Geography, Astronomy. Also Jewish, Grecian and Roman Coins, Weights and Measures, &c. With Tables proper to the respective Sciences; and Memorial Lines adapted to each Table.