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... 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 ...
... supervising the oervioe Barlborough tho month salo of work the Town Hall Matlock in aid of the £230 the church organ Mrs Lyttelton Gell Hop-ton Hall opened and the rector Rev J W Kewley During the afternoon evening there entertainments intervals A substantial ...
... ions of the late Rev. Philip Gell through the good work he did then. He was grateful, as they all were, for the attendance Mrs. Lyttelton-QelL (Applause.) The vote having been carried with hearty acclamation, Mrs. Lyttelton Gell suitably ...
... Memorial Hall, Chesterfield, on October 14th, at three o'clock. The house party being entertained by Mr P. Lyttelton Gell and the Hon. Mrs Gell, at Hopton Hall, for the ensuing week, will include the Hon. Mrs. Alexander, Admiral the Hon. Sir Edmund and ...
... Church on Sunday, were the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, the members of their family, and Lord Hugh Cecil. Mr Philip and the Hon. Mrs Lyttelton Gell have left Hopton Hall this week for Chaulke Hill, Kinsbury. Mr G. M. R. Turbutt, the son of Mr W. G. Turbutt ...
... Hooper history A Tunni-oliffe history geography H W practical teaching W W Whybray theory L A divinity J W Hooper divinity Lyttelton Prizes music (1) S mathe-matiee) W A (also oommended English) annually the the of awarded results admission Five L H T E ...
... upon Imperial preference, and who stirred up class hatred among the people at h ome . Wh a t p ossesses th em ? was Mr Lyttelton-Gell's concluding sentence. The Chairman remarked that the walls of the Club were adorned with the portraits of various friends ...
... Court to-day reached the small total eieven. In the majority the cases small fines were imposed. A cab driver named William Gell was fined 5s and costs for being drunk while driving horse and cab. After missing bottle of beer when in the Market place, ...
... pentomime. For the comedy the cast was as Viecountess Tiverton; Valentino (a dentist), Mr. Ceci] Blount; parlourmaid, Miss Beynon; Philip Clarendon, Mr. P. Langton; Mrs. Clandon, Miss Honoria Vansittart ; Gloria Clandon, Miss Eve ; Crampton, Lord Clifford; Finch ...
... Mr. Cecil Blount. Parlour Maid , Philip Clandon • .. Mr. G. P. Langton, Mrs. Clandon Miss Honoria Vansittart. Gloria Clandon ..Miss Eve Benvou. Crampton Finch McComas (a Solicitor) Lieut. Lyttelton, It N. Waiter . Aliment Tiverton, ...
... 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 ...
... and Lady Ellenborough Lord and Lady Barnard Lord Lawrence Lord and Lady Ampthill the Hon Alfred Lyttelton MP and Mrs Lyttelton Catherine Lady Decies Sir Philip Magnus MP Sir Edwin and Lady Durning-Lawrence Sir Gilbert Parker MP and Lady Paiker Sir Joseph ...