... £1 1s. the Rev. Frederick Parker, Col £12 14s. 7d. ; C, M.S. C! bsey, Eecles hall, £2 Ss. the Kev. Philips, Croxden, Rocester, Statto rd, £1 W. Philips, Checkley, Ty Stoke-on. a. Mr. J D. toa Parish Church, Tamworth, £2 4d. ; the Rev. C. is. Od. ; the ...

... 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 ...

... put right and the journey continued to Bundoran. rendered useful aid. Lord Dudley thanked all w Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton Gell are leaving Langley which will be their co yantry residence in future. shortly for Hopton Hall, Derbyshire, Mr. Henry ...

... Consular report only 941593 of beef wore consumed in last year compared with 952054 tons in 1905 Viscount Milner and Mr Philip Lyttelton Gell been unanimously appointed co-trustees with Earl Grey for the debenture-holders of the British South Africa Company ...

... report, only tons of beef were consumed in Germany last year as compared with 952,054 tons in Viscount Milner and Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell has been unanimously appointed co-trustees with Earl Grey for the debenture-holders of the British booth Africa Company ...