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... page 15, contains eome interesting references to her life at Hopton Hall, the ancestral seat of the Gells, which her husband, the late Mr. Philip Lyttelton Oell, in 1905. The genius of the house.” she writes, “has a certain rugged and compelling power which ...
... YESTERDAY. ..t.NDER THREE MOMS. I SOP 1 920, The Hun. M rt. Celt Mrs. t;(.11, who is Lord Midleton's sist.r and married Philip Lyttelton Geld, has given us a very china* and interesting account of the learned! end distinguished society in which she; has ...
... myself sufficiently to know could make no woman happy. Mrs Lyttelton Gell considers that greatly to be feared that the present methods of education are wholly unsuited to country children; Mr Philip Dexter presents an Amerioan view of the War Debts problem; ...