... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Butland hot to cloae Hall daring the winter months ig being inhaentiall; and numerously signed. It understood that Ur. Philip Lyttelton Gell and the Hod. Urs. Oell, of Hopton Hall, near Wirksworth, will reside at Hendon daring the winter.- - ■. . The Duchess ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...