... Allsopp, Mr. M. Biddu'ph, M.P., Lady Elizabeth Biddulph, and Miss Adeane, the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, the Hon. G. W. Spencer Lyttelton, the Hon. Sarah Lyttelton, Sir E. Lechmere, M.P., and Lady Lechmere, Sir Joseph Bailey, M.P., and Lady Bailey, were among ...

... Rev. F. J, Bleasby and tbe Bishop's chaplain (the Rev. Francis Gell). The offertory amounted to £7. For the same object the service in the mission chapel, Hopwood. was taken by the Rev. F. Gell, and the collection reached £3. Local Distinction. Recently ...

... and Lady A. Somers- Cocks, Lord and Lady Lyttelton and the Hon. Mary Lyttelton, Lord and Lady Henry Somerset, Dowager Lady Sandys and Hon. Misses Sandys, Right Hon. and Mrs. Childers, the Hon. C. G. Lyttelton, Mr. A. and Lady Alexina and Miss Coventry ...

... Miss Constance Lilian White, second daughter of Mr. Ludham White, will take place in June. The marriage of the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton to Miss Edith Balfour took place on Saturday at the British Vice-Consulate at San Remc This is the first occa- sion on which ...

... bestowed on Major William Senhouse Clarke. The name of the Rev. the Hon. E. Lyttelton is mentioned in connection with the vacant Head Mastership of Rugby. Colonel the Hon. Neville Lyttelton was presented at the Royal Levee, on appointment as Assistant- Adjut ...

... an information by Philip Phillips, gamekeeper to Mr. Littlewood, that, ou the Bth instant, committed a trespass on certain land in the occupation of Mr. Araphlett, in search of conies; and he was further charged with assaulting Philip Phillips. Mr. Burbury ...

... ) though they had been defeated, they ought t« feel it moral victory. (Cheera.) Thera waa doubt the eldest win of Lord Lyttelton brought great amount prestige and power into the with him; hut in apile of lliie, (Mr. Laalelt) had been aurpriaed at the ...

... Gloucestershire is also to be called up. The Dowager Lady Lyttelton has arrived at her residence in St. James's-square, from Ilagley Park. Revision or Lists. This (Friday) morning Mr. George J. Philip Smith, the barrister appointed to revise tbe list of voters ...

... 21 days' hard labour, and was removed from tbe Court shouting. Mistress and Servant.—Mary Ann Hyde, farmer, was summoned by Philip Wooley for the non-payment of wages to the amount of £2 19s. Mr. J. Gabb, who defended, said tbey counter-claimed for £1 Bs ...

... Mr. Thomas Wadams as overseers, and Mr. J jb Perryer assistant overseer and highway surveyor. The rector (the Rev. Francis Gell) was in the chair. REDDITCH. CHILD Burnt. —James Hands, four years age, whose parents live Headless Cross, near Redditsh, was ...

... Hotel, has been demolished. This much-desired improvement has been accomplished by the aid of a gtant from the trustees of Philip Bailie's Charity; and is hoped that in time the remainder of the houses in this row will be purchased by the town authorities ...

... of , LORD LYTTELTON (Lord Lieutenant of tho County), aad LADY LYTTELTON. The EARL and COUNTESS of COVENTRY. The EARL and COUNTESS of YARMOUTH. LORD and LADY BEAUCHAMP. LORD and LADY NORTHWICK. Stawards and Patrons. The HON. C. G. LYTTELTON. General Marriott ...