... only c-hi'.d and heiress of Admiral Sir John Franklin, the Arctic explorer, and their eldest surviving son is Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, who was Chairman of Council of tho Universities Settlement in East London, Toynbac Hali. from 1884 to 1896, and who ...

... annua! income of £5OO, avith & rectory house. Mr. Gell marred Eleanor, the ounly child and heiress of Admiral Sir John Franklin, the Arctic explorer. and their eldest surviving son is M-, Philip Lyttelton Gell, whn was chairman of Coancil of the Universities ...

... 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 ...

... Grey,) to, and has been accepted by, Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Langley Lodge, Oxford, the eldest nephew of Bishop now of Coonoor. He is the elder son of the late Rev. J. ho Philip Gell, Rector of Buxted, who died in that charming townlet ...

... Mn,. Willem, Mrs. Oinand, and others. Amongst those present daring the eventing were Dr. Child (in the chair), Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell. PrJfemor Vines, Mr. P. F. Willer; Mr. G. W. T. Chnond, the Rev. Charles and Mr. Frank Collyer. The tea we. followed ...

... I leave to Mr. Ilbert. My letters are to be burned. I appoint Professor 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 so far as provision ...

... furtherance of this Memorial Fund.— Yours, &c, ARTHUR AY. PEEL* PT.i-lpr^ d xT nt r?/^ he Committee). GEORGE N. CURZON 'v PHILIP LYTTELTON GELL Uon Sew ?? . - (La»gl ...

... letters (the testator continues) are to he burned. i appoint Professor 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 so far as provision ...

... without finding a single Few men have been more helpful to the lo\'ers of well-equipped and wellprinted books than i\lr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, formerly of Balliol College, has A man of singularly refined been since he took office at the Clarendon Press. A man ...

... and he is widely known through his (JuNe 25, MK admirable and valuable Subject Index to the Museum Library. Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Balliol College, has resigned the office of General Secretary to the Clarendon Press, which he has filled most ...

... leave to Mr. Ilbert. My letters are to be burned. I appoint, Professor 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 so far as provision ...

... rejected picturesframes that are often more valuable than the pictures —adds injury to the insult of rejection. Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Balliol Colloge, has resigned the office of General Secretary to the Clarendon Press, which he has filled most ...