... afternoon by Lord Midleton s tenantry and employes to witness the marriage of his daughter, the Hon Edith Brodrick, to Mr Philip Lyttelton Cell, of Langley Lodge. Oxford Among the guests were— Lord amd Lady Knutsford. the Hon St John and LadvHdda Brodrick ...

... to the scarcely less interesting subject of The Church and the Poor, A. lupon which the Bishop of Bedford and Mr. P. Lyttelton Gell will lead off. In the evening the a Bishop of Lichfield will have a favourite subject in The Ministry of the Laity-Diocesan ...

... bishoprics—one for the northern district of New South Wales, one fur the central districts, another for the district of Port Philip, and a fourth for the colony of South Australiahad been formed out of it. The most urgent representations of the spiritual ...

... In the raisin erasuioatien. J'acnes Williarn Cartmnell, Mf.A., Christ's College; John Cyprisa Rust, MA Pembroke College; Philip Thomas Main, M.A.. St. John's College, George Bentley Morley, N.A., St. CaUilrine's College; Henry Martyn 'raylr M A., Trinity ...

... Arrived: Vanguard, from Penang. Pared: Lloyd's a, from Taganrog for Hull; Bruckley Castle. for Sydney; and Peterborough. Port Philip—both from London; Cher. well, Calcutta for London; Dorothy. for Demerara Jane Brown, Cardiff; Truro, Truro ; Cambridge, Demerart; ...

... of Norwich, Baham Tony. Richard Williamson, D.D., vicar of Pershore. H. H. Swinny, perpetual curate of Mortlake.1 John Philip Gell 16, Upper Seymour-street. James Twining, Twickenham. Robert Tritton, Morden. R. B. Tritton, perpetual curate of Otford, ...

... retirement of tbe Rev. Dr. Jackson from the office to which he was j originally designated. It appeared that the Rev. John i Philip Gell, who has spend nine years of bis life in the Australian colonies, had since been nominated to the bishop- ric and approved ...

... Aldworth, Surrey ; Professor Earle ; the Rev. H. J. and Mrs. Wiseman, Clifton ; Mr. Philip Lyttelton-Gell, secretary of the Clarendon Press, and the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell. The inter, ment was made in the same grave as that in which her ...

... Selborne presided. There were present Lord Balcarres, M.P., Mr. A. G. Boseaw en, M.P., Lord Cranborne. M.P., the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell, the Hon. Victoria Grosvenor, Colonel Cecil Hubbard, Mr. W. E. M. Tomlinson, M.P., and the Secretary, Mr. T. Martin Tilby ...

... Pottery, Connemara Baskets, Breton Cans, Books, and Children's Frocks.— Stallholders : Viscountess Dillon and the Hon Mrs Lyttelton-Gell, assisted by Lady Boston, Hon Mrs Molyneux, Mrs Paerue, Mrs A Butler, the Misses Brassey, Miss Anson, Miss Morrell, and ...

... Charente July 11 — 11 Arafura' hi. of London, split] July 30,15 N, 26 W 1 Cochin, Ouduey [July 41 Clyde via Sydney Thyatira, Philip [5l London spkn 6th, 49 Y, 6 W Dee, Pope [lOl Liverpool via Sydney Olga, Krdincke, [l3l Hamburg via Sydney—[RHDT. Ger bq, ...

... John Philip Gcll, M. A. . curate of St Mary's Church, Bryaustone- square, Loudon, and formerly warden of Christ College, Tasmania. The new diocese of Christ Church will comprise the districts some time Mine assigned to the diocese of Lyttelton, to which ...