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... bis former > Says : —‘* My letters are to be burned. I appoint Pro- fessor Lewis Campbell, Mr Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell my literary executors, and give them entire control over my papers and other writings, excepting 20 far as provision ...
... Brodrick contiones tu be the Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell, whose approaching subject of conflicting paragraphs, represents the of Gell of Derlyshire, whose estate uf ngley has passed, together with the name of Gell, te the Me ...
... Channel. ‘A marriage has been arranged between Mr ||Philip Lyttelton Gell and the Hon, Edith Brodrick, both of wi hom are well known in Oxford. Miss Brodrick is niece of the Warden of f|Merton, Mr Gell is the secretary of the Press and the mainspring of ...
... his former secretary, says : My letters are to be burned. I appoint Professor Lewis Campbell, Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell literary executors, and give them entire control over my papers and other writings, excepting so far provision made ...
... secretary, says: T -1i My letters are to be burned. I appoint Pro- ra fessor Lewis Campbell, Mr Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Li Philip Lyttelton Gell my literary executors, and w give them entire control over my papers and other N writings, excepting so far as provision ...
... 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 ...
... Supplements. i F. arne.—— Cloud of Witnesses. A ily uence of great thoughts from maoy mi following the | the lion. Mrs Lyttelton Gell. London: Hen Oxford University Press Wai he ‘oeti of juction James Russell | Lowell, with an_introd illan. ——The Poetical ...
... you one act of j ustiee —of all your bitter articles 1 have not read one.—Mrs Stoioe. The death is announced of the Rev. Philip Gell. vicar of St John's, Derby, one of the most prominent I mepabers of the Evangelical party in the Church of England. The ...
... 23rd Li~erpool,. is Natal, rattiverpool frono ConcOldilis 22nd the steamner Lyttelton, Pire, left Peoarth for Valparaiso, 23rd steamer Volt .5 rabefll, at Queenstown from Lyttelton, 23rtl from Africa, Mount Stri-rt;, loft Cravesend for Calcutta, 23-d The ...
... r' nt- 1721 do-N. Co-operativ -S. Wlilliamson & t 0 Co Sons o Id 122 do-J. & T. Fisher 1 6-lOths do-Scott & d Mr 13 do-J. Philip S tuart t ild, 60 do--J. M'Kay. 116 6-lOths galls rum- I en- 324 do-C. & A. John- R. Brown mq stone 26 galls. white wine- ...
... Scotland (Sec Vj 15 0 18— Received from Mr Philip solicitor— 32 12 2 28— Received from Harlces— House Rent 2 10 0 11— Received from 'Donald— House Rent 28 -Received from Harkes-House Rent 2 10 0 31— Received from Mr Philips— Balance of 19 6 To Balance due Bank ...
... Mis Combton Road. A. GILLIES SMITH, Manager. Day a Ligue 8« ‘FoR HOBART AM UAC ‘The Leader aye her * Princess Pansy” is a PHILIP D. MACLAGAN, Serretary. CHESTNUT COLT, LONDON or a prem ot ANTWERP. Inos see ime, and the Lighest meed of praise which MADAME ...