... to take place on Saturday in connection with the silver wedding celebration of Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell and the Hon. Mrs. Gell, of Hopton Hall, near Wirksworth. Mr. Gell married the Hon. Edith Brodrick, at Peperharow, on July 2oth, 1889, ...

... daughte: of tin late Viscount Midleton, Peperbarrow, and her mother was Fremantle, and daughter the late Lord Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell » a descendant of the well-known Derbyshire Qelh>. The member* of the Birfflinghuu Chamber of Commerce who ate urging ...

... News’’ is want advertisement the home. BELPER MR. AND-M RS. CELL'S SILVER WEDDING. Arr.ong the many congratuUliom which Mr Philip Lyttelton and the Hon. Mrs Gel I, llopton Hnll have received upon occasion of their silver wedding, none have been more gratifying ...

... fccaueathed in 1842 by the then owner. Philip Gell, M.P., to Henry Chandos Pole, of Radbourne, who assumed the name of Gell. His son, Brig.-Gen. Chandoe Pole-Cell, has recently sold the whole estate, and Mr. Gell has purchased the hall and residential ...

... bequeathed in 1842 by the then owner, Philip Gell, M.P., to Henry -Chandoe Pole, of Radbourne, who assumed the name of Cell. His son, Brig.-Gen. Chandos Pole-Gell, has recently sold the whole estate, and Mr. Gell has purchased the hall and residential ...

... colt foal by '• Norbury Meoestrel. which was purchased by the In Folville Stud for 900 guineas It is anuounced that Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gall been appointed President of the British South Africa Company, a which he has been a director for more than 21 years ...

... AFRICA COMPANY. Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, the new President of the; British South Africa Company, belongs to an old Derbyshire family of 'Which Hopton Hall was the ancient homo. Born in 1852. was the of the late Rev. John Philip Gell, Kirk ...

... transference of Rhodesia to Crown colony government to several millions more. The chairman the Chartered Company is Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Hall, Wirksw’orth, and formerly of Highficld Hall, Chesterfield. WHERE RATES ARE GOING TO BE 40s. IN THE £. In ...

... Ham would not benefit penny money. 'The amalgama»■ parishes would involve the >• >he Rectory as matter of course. Philip Lyttelton Gell, who said that hoi l>een instructed full parish • i.'iK- which was unanimous. Paid was proposed to deprive CarHing■ ...

... It was a sad ending to distinguished military career. GARDEN FETE AT HOPTON HALL. By the kindness Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell and the Hon Mrs. Gell, the charming grounds of Hopton Hall. Wirksworth, were thrown open to the public ednesday afternoon on the ...

... Temperance Gell, of Hopton Hall (the sister and heiress of Sir Philip Gell, and foundress of the Carsington Endowed School, who died unmarried in 1730 and was buried in the Gell vault at Wirksworth). She charges her kinswoman, Mrs. Cassandra ...

... with Canon Barnett and ' nold Toynbee. Born heir of old Derbyshuc family April 29, 1852, Gell was the son of the Rev. John Philip Gell, descei 'cd from the Ralph Gell who held TTrpton Hall from the Crown under Edward 111. His mother, Eleanor, was the sole ...