... the prize for the Stanliope Essay to Mr. John Woulfe Flanagan, Commoner of Balliol College; ProximO accessit, Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, Scholar of Balliol. Thesubject for 1S7.5will he ' Crdinial Beaufo rt. The subject of the Lothian Prize for 1875 ...

... Salisbury, whose influence as the bottle-holder of Turkey in Armenia is evil and purely evil. * * The marriage between Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell and the Hon. Edith Brodrick(nieceof the Warden of Merton),which I had the pleasure of announcing some weeks ago, is ...

... Zouave regiment. The chief characters in the story are negroes. And the free love philo- sophors are shown up. Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell has resigned the post. of secretary to the Clarendon lress nt Oxford, which he had filled with 2nuch ability for meveral ...

... office. But as he is resolved upon this step, the D)elegates could not have done better than they have in choosing Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell as his successor. Professor Price has rendered great services to the Press Thanks to his untiring exertion and. to ...

... office. ?? as he is resolved upon this step, the Delegates c)uld not have done l r than they have in choosing Mr. Philip Lyttelton (Gell as his successor. Iessor Price has rendered great services to the Press Thanks to his jri Ii- lg exertion and to his ...

... Vice-Chancellor that theyhave awarded the prize for this year (the subject of which was The Turkish Races in Europe) to Philip Lyttelton Gell, B.A., Balliol College. The subject selected for 1869 is The Roman System of Provincial Administration to the Accession ...

... arranged, I see, between Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell and the Hon. Edith Brodrick, both of whom are well known in Oxford. Miss Brodrick is the niece of the Warden of Merton, and has for some time been keeping her uncle's house. Mr. Gell is the secretary of the ...

... worthy of hosiourable ?? Grenville Chol- Y mondeley, of Christ Church; Arthur Joln Evans, of Brasenose College; and Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Balliol e College. The subject for 1874 will be The Portuguese in the East. Honorary degrees will be conferred ...

... secretary, says: T -1i My letters are to be burned. I appoint Pro- ra fessor Lewis Campbell, Mr Evelyn Abbott, and Mr Li Philip Lyttelton Gell my literary executors, and w give them entire control over my papers and other N writings, excepting so far as provision ...

... Grenville Cholmondeley, junior student of Christ Church; Arthur John Evans, corn- ironer of Brasenose College; and Philip Lyttelton Gell, commoner of Balliol College. The subject this bear was Joseph 11. The subject for 1t74 is The Portuguese in the ...

... intereated in the Canterhury settlement Ql,'w Bar I land) took placeat the ofnis' of th e _hssociatibn 'deiphi- terrace. Lord Lyttelton ocdupic'd-the chair, d'd*as sup-I ported by the Mevi 'John1 Phllip Gii {(whse name has .0ea appro ed aby the ?? of Canterbury ...

... to the scarcely less interesting subject of The Church and the Poor, A. lupon which the Bishop of Bedford and Mr. P. Lyttelton Gell will lead off. In the evening the a Bishop of Lichfield will have a favourite subject in The Ministry of the Laity-Diocesan ...