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... 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 ...
... , 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 ...
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... Richard aud Hou. Lady Airey and Miss Airey, Sir George and Lidy Philips, Sir Miuto an.l Lady T. Far- quhar and Miss Farquhar, Sir Edward Hamilton aud Miss Hamilton, Sir Joseph Paxton, Sir Philip and Lady Grey Egerton and Miss Egerton, Sir Roderick Murchison ...
... Emily Cathcart, the Hon. Horatia Charlotte Stopford, the Hon. Harriett Phipps, the Hon. Emma Lascelles, and the Hon. Lucy C. Lyttelton, Maids of Honour to the Queen ; the Earl of St. German s, Lord Steward ; the Viscount Sydney, Lord Chamberlain ; the Marquis ...
... 26, the wife of Mr. William Waller. GELLING-June 16, killed in the trenches before Petersburg, Virginia, aged 23, Lieut. George Brown Gelling, of the Hampton Legion, South Carolina, second sou of the late Edw. Gelling, merchant, of Douglas, Isle of Man ...
... 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 ...
... Sunderland BilletStPetersbgACronstdt7B7 East-lane Smith. Ida Prussia Dantzic Last-lane Bremer, Bennett Glenmark London Wrankmorc Lyttelton 9Vi K.JD. Shaw,SavillACo Burruah Glasgow Yeo Shanghae 1174 L.D. Strmgr, Pemhrk [FOR SHIPS ENTERED THIS DAY SEE ADDITIONAL ...
... was held at Wolverhampton an Monday, in favour of the extension of the Factories Ad to the trades of the district. Lord Lyttelton. who psesided, the Fail of Lieielield,• and Mr. W. 0. Foster, 11.1 1 4 la favour of tint ottoman SI the Ankara] aree eppseviog ...
... Mr. Richard, by the Earl of Duels. Parker, Major General, on promotion, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge. Pole-Gell, Mr. Chandos, by the Duke of Devonshire. Perry, Mr. Thomas Aloysius, by Mr. Fitzherbert. Powell, Mr. John Joseph, on being ...
... ) 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 ...
... Duncombe. Phipps, the Hon. Emma Lascelles, and the Hon. Duncombe, Miss Pauncefort, by her mother, Lady Pauncefort Lucy C. Lyttelton, Maids of Honour to the Dui!oiticnovolmee.mrs , by the Dowager Marchioness of Lothian. Queen ; the Earl of St. German s, ...