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... Countess of Liithom. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knowles, Miss Chaplin, Lady Katherine Somerset. Mini Pear, Captain Fitzgerald, Sir Philip and Lady Grey-Egerton, Captain Ratcliffe. Lady Muriel Parsons, Viscount Cole. Mr. Reginald Coast. General Bcobell, Lady Lettice ...
... adjourned moeting of the Debenture-holders of the Britis South Africa Company, held yesterday, Viscount Milner and Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell were unanimousl{v appointed co-trustees with Earl Grey for the Debenture-holders, under the trust deed of 5 Aug., 189 ...
... Pastimes 10 The Weather 10 Letters— The Automobile Association (Colonel W. G. Boaworth) The (-'ngliah Yeoman Stock (Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell).. fl Unemployment at Homo and Abroad (Mr. O. Graham Anderson) The Kennedy Judgment (Mr. H. Graham Aldous) 8 INDEX ...
... net 2d. GIBBON (J. Morgan) Evangelical Heterodoxy. Cr. Bvo, pp. 266. J. Clarke cocovesesssssncssscssss it 346 GELL (Philip Lyttelton) The Maintenance of the Parochial System. 2nd ed. Revised and Enlarged. 4to. sd. Clarondon Press :cideeavasseb ...
... Unionist from taking the tield, as Sir Henry Burdett so pluckily did on the last occasion. We understand that Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell wouid have been willing under more favourable conditions to try a fall with the nominee of the Straussites, and we ...
... having replaced Mr. Bromley-Davenport. The Chief Ministerial Whip was member of the eleven, were the Right Hon. Alfred Lyttelton and Bir George Kemp, wlio an old University and cricketer. CROYDON. C. J. MOORB is determined keep up bis reputation (iving ...
... rowed in four winning crews; they are C. D. Burnell, H. B. Cotton, W. E. Crum, W. A. L. Fletcher, S. D. Muttlebury, C. K. Philips, C. M. Pitman, and F. Willan. It is a curious freak of fortune that all save Mr Muttlebury hail from Oxford; and this may ...
... descriptive sketch by 'unn: . e historic ancestral home of the Gells, od‘%hfldl. bas 9’ late been the venue of a et of evidences of the hospiity of !: Philip and the Hom. Mrs. ytielton Gell. So the hall is historic and ancestral. T% has been ®handed down ...
... The cast, will seen from the subjoined list, i* practically new one, foe though Miss NeiK-on-Terry’a Joliet well known, Mr. Philip play* Romeo lor the first lime. Sir Herbert Tree and Mr. Merivale. fact, art-as Sir Herbert happily puts -among tbe debutants ...
... M.P., Right Hon. Sir A. M. Channell and Lady Channel!, Right Hon. Sir Joshua S. Williams. Hon. Mrs. Talbot. Hon. Mn. Lyttelton Gell, Hon. F. 8. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson, Rev. Sir Hubert Medlycott, Bart., and Lady Ifedlycott. Sir Harry Verney. Bart.. ...
... “ What’s Wrong with the Middle Classes? >’ by R. Dimsdale Stocker (Cecil Palmer & Hayward) ; ““ Philip’s Model Geography —Asia,” fourth edition (G. Philip & Son); * The Poems of Gilbert White,”” with an Introduction by Sir Herbert Warren; “ The Children’s ...
... The New Chartered Chairman. The appointment Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell to' the presidency of the British South Africa Company is but a mark of appreciation of long service in the company’s activities. Mr. Gell, who is a scholar of renown, has been a director ...