... Wimbledon will commence on Monday, Bth of July. A MARRIAGE ie arranged, and will shortly take , place, between Mr. Philip Lyttelton Gell, of Langley Lodge, Oxford, and the Hon. Edith Brodrick, third daughter of Viscount Midleton. IN consequence of the ...

... Allsopp, Mr. M. Biddu'ph, M.P., Lady Elizabeth Biddulph, and Miss Adeane, the Dowager Lady Lyttelton, the Hon. G. W. Spencer Lyttelton, the Hon. Sarah Lyttelton, Sir E. Lechmere, M.P., and Lady Lechmere, Sir Joseph Bailey, M.P., and Lady Bailey, were among ...

... The master bakers of Worcester have decided to discontinue the practice of giving Christmas presents. The Hon. Spencer Lyttelton is going out to the Cape the Union Castle liner Briton on the 22nd prox- There is no truth in the report that the Bishopric ...

... Rev. F. J, Bleasby and tbe Bishop's chaplain (the Rev. Francis Gell). The offertory amounted to £7. For the same object the service in the mission chapel, Hopwood. was taken by the Rev. F. Gell, and the collection reached £3. Local Distinction. Recently ...

... and Lady A. Somers- Cocks, Lord and Lady Lyttelton and the Hon. Mary Lyttelton, Lord and Lady Henry Somerset, Dowager Lady Sandys and Hon. Misses Sandys, Right Hon. and Mrs. Childers, the Hon. C. G. Lyttelton, Mr. A. and Lady Alexina and Miss Coventry ...

... the secretaryship of the Mid-Gloucestershire Women's Unionist Association. Lady Fredericik Cavendish and the Hon. Mrs. A. Lyttelton were among those present at the wedding of Mr. E. T. S. Dugdale and Miss Blanche Balfour Tuesday. The Worcester Amateur Operatic ...

... Miss Constance Lilian White, second daughter of Mr. Ludham White, will take place in June. The marriage of the Hon. Alfred Lyttelton to Miss Edith Balfour took place on Saturday at the British Vice-Consulate at San Remc This is the first occa- sion on which ...

... bestowed on Major William Senhouse Clarke. The name of the Rev. the Hon. E. Lyttelton is mentioned in connection with the vacant Head Mastership of Rugby. Colonel the Hon. Neville Lyttelton was presented at the Royal Levee, on appointment as Assistant- Adjut ...

... an information by Philip Phillips, gamekeeper to Mr. Littlewood, that, ou the Bth instant, committed a trespass on certain land in the occupation of Mr. Araphlett, in search of conies; and he was further charged with assaulting Philip Phillips. Mr. Burbury ...

... lit- usually excellent style, and gave general satisfaction. The chair was taken by the Lord Lieutenant uf the couniy, Lord Lyttelton, who was supported ou the right by F. T. Kufford, Esq., and on the left by W . Trow, Esq. Captain Hickman ably officiated ...

... poor in agricultural districts any other feeling respecting li than the belief that Himf muHlwc. After few words from Lord Lyttelton, Lord Stradbroke, the Earl of Radnor (who strongly objected the proposed alteration the bastardy law), and the Marquis of ...

... ) though they had been defeated, they ought t« feel it moral victory. (Cheera.) Thera waa doubt the eldest win of Lord Lyttelton brought great amount prestige and power into the with him; hut in apile of lliie, (Mr. Laalelt) had been aurpriaed at the ...