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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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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.. ...