... religious pooplo, but thought it inadvisable hinder the passing of tho Bill by raising the point. In the absence of Mr. P. Lyttelton Gell, his paper, on the relation of Church boards to the question of tho reform of patronage, was read tho Rev. E. Hcaley. ...

... Majesty's Emigration Commissioners. The essays are to be sent in on or before Saturday, May 30, to the care of the Rev. John Philip Gell, Notting-hill, London, who will distribute the prizes, anti who must be satisfied that the successful essayists belong to ...

... Thring, Sir H. and Lady Jenkyns, Miss Drummond, Mrs and the Misses Wylli e , th e Misses Pennefather, Mr and the lion. Mrs Lyttelton Gell. Mr and the Hon. Mrs Cuthbert Peek Sir William and Miss Farrer,rto. The bride went away in a travelling dress of shot ...

... intereated in the Canterhury settlement Ql,'w Bar I land) took placeat the ofnis' of th e _hssociatibn 'deiphi- terrace. Lord Lyttelton ocdupic'd-the chair, d'd*as sup-I ported by the Mevi 'John1 Phllip Gii {(whse name has .0ea appro ed aby the ?? of Canterbury ...

... Beatrice Cartwright. Rev. Henry Ady. Mr. Philip Cartwright. Mr. Charles Farrer. Miss Farrer. Hon. St. John Brodrick. Miss Kate Farrer. Rev. Archibald Campbell. Hon. Mrs. Campbe Mr. Peek. Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell. Hon. Laurence Brodrick. Hon. Albinia Brod- ...

... and away the best of all possible games at cards. The idea of Mrs. Lyttelton Gell's A Cloud of Witness (Oxford: The University Press) is excellent ; the execution is so thorough, Mrs. Gell has quoted with so liberal a hand, that, in spite of systematic ...

... Espin and Dr. Jeason, the speakers being Mr. Stanley M.P., and the Dean of Lichfield. Toe Bishop of Bedford and Mr. P. Lyttelton Gell will read, and Mr. Edward Clifford, the Rev. R Hoskyns, and Canon Quirk will speak on tbe Church and the Poor. tbe evening ...

... ARTHUR WV. PEEL, President of the Committee. GEORtOE N. CURIZON, Hon. secs. PHILIP LYT1'ELTON GELL, (Langley Lodge, Oxford). Speaker's House, Westminster. Mr. P. Lyttelton-Gell, writing from tle Clarendon Press, on Monday, to the Daily Newve, mentions ...

... i elt an (N (l Zealand) took place at the offices of the ueociation, Adelphiterreco. Lord Lyttelton occupied the chair, and was suppotted by the Rev. John Philip (w hose name has been approved by the Archbishop of Canterbury as tho future bishop of the ...

... when particulars concerning the immediate appointment of the Bishop of the colony will be communicated, and the Rev, John Philip Gell, whose name has been approved by the Archbishop of Canterbury, and about to submitted by his Grace for her Majesty’s assent ...

... , was duly admitted to the episcopate by the imposition of hands. The new Bishop of Madras, who is the son of the Rev. Philip Gell, of Derby, took his B.A. degree at Cambridge in 1843, when he was first class in Classics, and seventh senior optime in ...

... Ditton, to Marion Glyn, dauchter of Geneml Sir Julian Glyn, K.C.8., of Emma, Surrey. GELL-BRODRICK.-On the 2.5 th ult.. at Church, Peperharow, Godahning, Philip Lyttelton of Lodge. Oxford, to the Hun Edith Brodrick, third daughter of Viscount Midletost ...