... LATE LYTTELTON GELL LARGE ESTATE OF WELL-KNOWN KINGS WEAK RESIDENT. Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell. of Hall end. Kirk Langley, Derbyshire, and Have:,, Hill, late presadent the South Afnt-a Company Lord of the Manors Hoptor, «nd Middleton, Derby, ...

... second blaze of fame. Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, whose will has been published during the week, was not the first of his race to find fame and fortune in London. In Wirksworth Church there is a beautiful tomb to the of Anthony Gell, with effigy depicting ...

... then for such persons being the lawful male issue of his great grandfather. Philip • •ell. his wife may appoint or failure of trust for his'nephew, Philip Victor Willingham Gell, hut this devise is subject the payment of £lOO a year to each •f his sisters ...

... Mr. Gell and Mr. Knap-Fisher, and his real estate in Derbyshire and elsewhere, and the residue of the personal property, he leaves to his wife for life, and then for such persons, being the lawful male issue of his great grandfather. Philip Gell, his ...

... ESTATE OF LATE MR. P. L. GELL Mr. Phillip Lyttelton Gell, J.P., M.A.. of Hopton Hall, and Kirk Laugley, Derbyshire, and of Haven Hill, Kingswear, Devon, late President of the British South Africa Company, Lord of the Manors of Hopton, Carsington, and ...

... great grandfather, Philip Gell, as his wife may appoint, or on failure of appointment in trust for his nephew, Philip Victor Willingham Gell, but this devise is subject to the payment of £lOO a year to each of his sisters, Mary Frances Gell, ...

... YESTERDAY. ..t.NDER THREE MOMS. I SOP 1 920, The Hun. M rt. Celt Mrs. t;(.11, who is Lord Midleton's sist.r and married Philip Lyttelton Geld, has given us a very china* and interesting account of the learned! end distinguished society in which she; has ...

... page 15, contains eome interesting references to her life at Hopton Hall, the ancestral seat of the Gells, which her husband, the late Mr. Philip Lyttelton Oell, in 1905. The genius of the house.” she writes, “has a certain rugged and compelling power which ...

... Clct’. in >hu Coats.', LitijfieH ersonai. Sybil Countess Brassey spent the weekend at Tythe Farm, Stoke Mrs. Chandos-Pole-Gell recently arrived at the Hotel Royal, San Remo. Mr. and Mrs. Rudyard Kipling arrived at Naples front Sicily during last week-end ...

... ways—Old silver skewer. Mr. Fraser-Tyler—Pictures CHI. Mr. and Mrs. Barry German Pearl and gold evening bag. Hon. Mrs Lyttelton Gell—Painted tray. ...

... ('lonlee from Port Talbot. Aug 26—Lista, Montreat for Rotterdam; Cranstone, Sharpness , for Tyne; Paws of Ballater, of London; Philip , T Dodge, Corner Brook for London; Orinoco, ! Colon for Hamburg; Clapham, of Belfast; Neville, of CardiN; Taycraig, of London; ...

... Hopton Hall to Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, whose widow, the Hon. Mrs. Gell, a sister of the Earl of Middleton, now lives there. ...