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... the prize for the Stanliope Essay to Mr. John Woulfe Flanagan, Commoner of Balliol College; ProximO accessit, Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, Scholar of Balliol. Thesubject for 1S7.5will he ' Crdinial Beaufo rt. The subject of the Lothian Prize for 1875 ...
... Vice-Chancellor that theyhave awarded the prize for this year (the subject of which was The Turkish Races in Europe) to Philip Lyttelton Gell, B.A., Balliol College. The subject selected for 1869 is The Roman System of Provincial Administration to the Accession ...
... worthy of hosiourable ?? Grenville Chol- Y mondeley, of Christ Church; Arthur Joln Evans, of Brasenose College; and Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Balliol e College. The subject for 1874 will be The Portuguese in the East. Honorary degrees will be conferred ...
... 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 ...
... of Reginald Fremantle, HIon. Walter Fremantle, Miss Cart- wright, Rev. Archibald and Hon. Mrs. Campbell, Hon. ev. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell, Lieutenant Sydney Fremantle, Major- of General Freusantle, Sir Gerald FitzGerald, Mr. George ae, Harvey, Mr. Nugent, ...
... Impey. dr WARNEFORD Asyu3f.-At the annual meeting an of the Governors of the Warnefordl Asylum, held je( last week, Mr. Philip Lyttelton (Jell, of Balliol re, College, and Langley Lodge, Headington, was I elected a Governor for five years; and at a subse-p ...
... concert, which was arranged by the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell, and took place in the large hall. There was a goodly number present, and the chair was taken by the President of the Debating Society (Mr. P. Lyttelton-Gell.) The first part of the programme opened ...
... covers, 8 large and 18 small knives, with hand. such s somely-bound book containing the names of donors pecial p Hon Mrs Lyttelton Gell-Prayer Book, ivory-backed a pas ps Caroline Lodge-Purae arehi r Rev G F Forbes-Glass epergne lobeic Mr and Mrs Haigh-Silver ...
... Mrs. C. H. Firth-Silver spoons. Miss A. M. Field-Leather card case. Mr. and Mrs. S. Fuller-Silver inkstand. Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell- The More Excellent Way. Mrs. T. H. Green-Glass jug and tumblers. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gay-COlt box nettle and mirror. Mr ...
... Souls, the Warden of Merton, the Blaster of Pembroke, Mr. U. Herbert Morrell, Sir Win. Herschel, Sir H1. W. Aclaud, Mr. P. Lyttelton Gell, Mr. H. P. Syrnonds. Mr. Juhn Thomson, Mr. Parsous, Miss Rlowden, Mrs. IRomanes, and others, and Mr. B. Slater Varnisou ...
... Palace on Wednesday engage [a afternoo~n. Among the presentations to Her Majesty greates Ly were the following:-Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton. Gell, on her to the ir marriage, by her mother, Viscounitess Midletou; Lady f ollow. Peyton, en her marriage, by Viscounutess ...
... G. H. Morrell, the Warden of Merton, Profesor Burrows, a Professor Dicey, Mr. G. H. Morrell, Mr. T. Raleigh, Mr. ve P. Lyttelton Gell, Ald. Deezelev, Dr. Collier, Dr. Turrell, ry Councillors Ward and Margetts, and Messrs. J. Sheard, iO Peppercorn, R. Thomas ...