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... afternoon by Lord Midleton s tenantry and employes to witness the marriage of his daughter, the Hon Edith Brodrick, to Mr Philip Lyttelton Cell, of Langley Lodge. Oxford Among the guests were— Lord amd Lady Knutsford. the Hon St John and LadvHdda Brodrick ...
... bishoprics—one for the northern district of New South Wales, one fur the central districts, another for the district of Port Philip, and a fourth for the colony of South Australiahad been formed out of it. The most urgent representations of the spiritual ...
... bishoprics —one for the northern district of New South Wales, one for the central district., another for the district of I'ort Philip, and a fourth for the colony of South Australia_ had been formed out of it. 'rho most urgent represen. tations of the spiritual ...
... the laughing Philofopher—Letters of Lord gelt, 1774. for the Year containing. An alphabetical L.ift ol the to Sir Thomas Lyttelton —-The Speculatift, No. Forty or fifty able Lads, from twelve to Names, with tf.c Occupation., bud Places Abode the j. Dedica'ed ...