... Mrs. H. le Blanc Lightfoot—Silver card caae. lit. Livingstone—Sable skin. Countess of Longford— Mr. and the Hon. Mn.. Lyttelton-Gell—lnlaid tray. Mr. sod Mn.. Falconer Madan—Watch in silver case. Mr. W. Mathison—Picture. Mrs. Spencer Maul—Basket brooch ...

... dreseee were worn by the visitors. Mrs. kitchin, wife of the Doan, who assisted in the ceremony, was dreseed grey. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell wore scarlet, handsomely embroidered in black, with a white fox boa and email toque to correspond. Mrs. Wootten's pearl ...

... Mrs. H. le Blanc Lightfoot—Silver card Mr. Darley Livingstone—Sable skin. Countess of Longford— Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell—lnlaid tray. Mr. and Mrs. Falconer Madan—Watch in silver case. Mr. W. Mathison—Picture. Mrs. Spencer Maul—Basket brooch ...

... Church House on Friday. Lord I Ashenmbc presided, and there were also present the Hon. Victoria Orosvenor, the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell, Mr. I P. P. Pennant, Sir Francis S. Powell, M.P., Sir Charles L. Ryan, and the secretary. Mr. Marlin Tilby. The Bishops ...

... the Church House Thursday Ash-combe there were also present Balcarres MP Mr A G Boscaweii MP Mr L T Dibdin KC the Hon Lyttelton Gell Mr P P Pennant Sir Francis S Powell Bart MP Sir L Ryan KCB the Hon J G Talbot MP Mr W E M Tomlinson MP Secretary Tilby) ...

... Birmingham again brought before the court charged with attempting to commit suicide himself in the 18th inst Mr Willi tlie Mr Philip Baker appeared for and that the lad’s father another gentleman Court would undertake be responsible for his future Deputy ...

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... the same class was Mr, Philip Lyttelton Gell, afterwards head of the University Press. The Professor, whose chief notion of humor was to mispronounce the names of undergraduates, reading over the list of his lecture, said, “Mr. Gell?” pronouncing the name ...

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... the same class was Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell, afterwards head of the University Press. The Professor, whose chief notion humour was to mispronounce the names of undergraduates, reading over the list of his lecture, said, Mr Gell? pronouncing the name ...

... Presents, over 40), were The Hon. Caroline Lavinia Lyttelton died on Tuesday at het residence, in Carlton House Terrace, at the age of eighty-six She was a hter of William Henr, third Lord Lyttelton, sister of the tourth “y' » Who married as his tirst ...

... on the 6th, Mr. F. Penberthy supplied gloves, hosiery, and plumes to the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell, Miss Gordon. Mrs. and Miss Barbour, Mrs. Dorothy Wiseman, Mrs. Philip Skelton, Miss Forbes, Miss Herring, Mrs. Stokes, Miss Duff, Miss Lloyd. ...