"The Times" Digital Archives  

Note: The details in square brackets [ ] are my own observations, including references to pages on my website, eg. [EG4-1-1.htm]. Entries marked ** were derived from "Palmer’s Index to The Times", indicating that probably many mentions of "Ellerton" were not identified in the above search.

The Times, (A) Sep 06, 1794; pg. 4; col B, (B) Apr 29, 1800; pg. 4; col A
(A) Sale by Auction on October 10^th at Southwark. A spacious Tenter-ground Dwelling House, Stabling, and outer-houses, with seven rows of Tenters, in the occupation of Mr. George Ellerton.
(B) Sale by Auction on 30^th inst., by direction of the assignees of Isaac Herbert, a Bankrupt. Leasehold estate comprising Tenter Ground, with a Dwelling House, stabling, and out-buildings situate in Great Guildford-street, Union Street, Southwark in the occupation of Mr. George Ellerton and Mr. Skelton

**The Times, Tuesday, Feb 10, 1807; pg. 3; col F
Court of King’s Bench – Ellerton v. Kinsey. The defendant, a spirit merchant, had been charged a "usurous" [high] rate of interest on a loan from Ellerton.

The Times, Jun 17, 1816; pg. 1; col A
The 4^th AGM of The North London and Islington Auxiliary Bible Society will be held on the 18^th inst. in the Friends’ School-house, 49 Islington-road. Geo. Ellerton (Secretary)

The Times, Jul 17, 1818; pg. 3; col E
Thunderstorm, Carlisle, June 11^th. The electric fluid struck the coping of chimney of the dwelling-house of the Rev.  H. Ellerton, of Colton.

The Times, Nov 12, 1821; pg. 2; col A
Partnership dissolved – R. Abbott and F. Ellerton, Halifax, Yorkshire, carpet-manufacturers. [Francis Ellerton of Albion Street, Halifax – the business was bought by John Crossley in 1830].

The Times, Nov 11, 1824; pg. 3; col F
Birth – "on the 5^th inst., at the house of her father Sir George M. Keith, Bart., Camberwell, the lady of J. F. Ellerton Esq.  of the Hon. East India Company’s Civil Service, of a daughter" [Elizabeth Mary].

The Times, (A) Nov 24, 1838; pg. 5; col A, (B) **Feb 19, 1840; pg. 6; col D, (C) Jun 18, 1841; pg. 13; col C, (D) May 03, 1845; pg. 7; col A, (E) Mar 10, 1848; pg. 4; col G, (F) Jul 09, 1852; pg. 9; col A, (G) Jun 09, 1873; pg. 20; col F, (H) Nov 11, 1880; pg. 4; col E
(A) Lady Harriet Lodge Ellerton [wife of John Lodge Ellerton, 1801-1873 – formerly John Lodge] arrived at Farrance’s Hotel yesterday from Brighton.
(B) Lady Ellerton, of Collingwood House, Brighton had some boxes (one marked "H.M.S.") containing valuables stolen on her way from Brunswick[?] Square, Brighton to Croydon.
(C) Lady Harriet Ellerton was presented by her sister Lady Louisa Cator to Queen Victoria at St. James’ Palace.
(D) Miss Manners Sutton was presented by her mother Lady Harriet Ellerton to Queen Victoria at St. James’ Palace.
(E) Royal Italian Opera at Covent Garden – attended by John Lodge Ellerton and Lady Harriet Ellerton.
(F) Marriage – On the 6^th inst. at St.John’s church, Paddington … the Rev. John Cruger Murray Ayusley, rector of Walton-in-Gordano, Somerset, to Harriet Georgiana Maria, daughter of the late Frederick Manners Sutton of Kelham, Notts. and Lady Harriet Ellerton.
(G) Sale by auction: the library, music, and musical instruments of the late eminent composer, John Lodge Ellerton, Esq.
(H) Law Notice – Sutton v. Ellerton [no details of the case]

The Times, Apr 09, 1839; pg. 6; col A
Abduction of a soldier – Sergeant Ellerton and Private Michael Ward, both of the 59^th Regiment of Foot stationed at Mullingar were on their way home from Limerick [Ireland] where the latter had been under the escort of the former, giving evidence in a case in which he was concerned. They were met by a group of around 20 peasants who then abducted Ward.

The Times, Aug 31, 1839; pg. 4; col A
War Office – 14^th Regiment of Foot. "vice Ellerton" retires as Ensign.

The Times, Mar 19, 1842; pg. 7; col C
Court case at York – Seduction: Hutchinson v. Whitelock. Dr. Ellerton, senior fellow of Magdalene College, Oxford provided a testimony to the respectability of the plaintiff’s family. The plaintiff lived at Richmond, the father of six children …. One of whom, Mary, was seduced by Mr. Whitelock. The defendant lived at Ellerton Abbey, and was related to the plaintiff (the latter’s first wife having been his father’s sister). [see also the Mar 21, 1846 edition].

The Times, Feb 14, 1844; pg. 6; col B
Partnership dissolved – Ellerton and Knell, Lawrence-lane, warehousemen.

The Times, Mar 21, 1846; pg. 8; col B
Court Case – Seduction. Naylor v. Ellerton. John Naylor of Merrick, near Richmond, to recover damages against Richard Ellerton (a 34 year old farmer at Downham [Downholme] who lived on his own farm with his mother and sister), for the seduction of the plaintiff’s daughter Ellen Naylor when she was aged 14. The defendant referred to his uncle, Dr. Ellerton, an elderly clergyman, who lived in the south [Edward Ellerton 1771-1851].
Robert Hutchinson (son of a farmer, at Merrick) and George Whitelock are also mentioned in the case. The defendant was found guilty, and ordered to pay damages of £300. [lengthy case details. See also the Mar 19, 1842 edition]

The Times, Apr 19, 1847; pg. 3; col E
Royal College of Surgeons – admitted as a member after passing exams: John Edward Ellerto, Aberford.

The Times, Jan 13, 1849; pg. 7; col C
Court of Exchequer, Westminster - Bussey v. Ellerton. The plaintiff is a farmer in Yorkshire, and the defendant clerk to an attorney at Darlington, formerly in partnership as farmers. [full details of case].

The Times, (A) Feb 15, 1849; pg. 6; col F, (B) Jun 25, 1863; pg. 1; col A, (C) Mar 01, 1872; pg. 4; col C, (D) Jun 04, 1885; pg. 6; col E, (E) Aug 02, 1892; pg. 4; col C, (F) June 16, 1893; pg. 11; col F
(A) Cambridge Univ. – John Ellerton [the famous hymn-writer, 1826-1893], Trinity College, conferred a B.A. degree.
(B) Births - on the 23^rd inst., at Crewe-green Parsonage, the wife of the Rev. John Ellerton, of a daughter. [Katharine Alice?]
(C) Ecclesiastical Preferment – Rev. John Ellerton, M.A. vicar of Crewe-green, Cheshire, rector of Hinstock, Salop.
(D) Ecclesiastical appointments - The Rev. John Ellerton, rector of White Roding, otherwise White Rooding.
(E) Rev. John Ellerton, M.A., rector of White-roding, was appointed to the honorary canonry in St. Albans Cathedral.
(F) Death - Rev. Canon [John] Ellerton. "The well-known hymn-writer died at Torquay yesterday".

The Times, Oct 18, 1850; pg. 3; col A
The Autobiography of a Chartist - Alton Locke (a tailor and poet). Mentions "Lord Lynedale’s wife, the Earl of Ellerton’s widow. Lynedale has succeeded to his father’s title, has died a violent death [typhus fever?], and left his widow [now Lady Ellerton] very poor". [similar references were also made in several 1850 issues of The Gentlemen’s Magazine].

The Times, Jan 02, 1852; pg. 8; col A
Death of Rev. Dr. Ellerton [Edward] Senior Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford [on 26/12/1851, aged 80, one of the last surviving descendants of Richard, 1678-1743].

The Times, Dec 03, 1852; pg. 9; col A
Marriage – On Tuesday, the 30^th ult., at St. Paul’s, Mill-hill, Charles Brown, Esq. of Manchester to Margaret Ellerton Pawson, eldest daughter of John Falshaw Pawson Esq., [married Elizabeth Ellerton in 1828 and Sarah Ellerton in 1841 – daughters of EG5-1-3] of Littleberries, Mill-hill, Hendon, and St. Paul’s Churchyard. [see the Feb.25, 1853 edition]

The Times, Feb 03, 1853; pg. 6; col F and Apr 01, 1853; pg. 7; col B
Murder near Bitton (Bath) – William Ellerton ("a lad") was a witness at the trial of three of his friends for the murder of a woman. Lewis Perran, 18, was found guilty and ordered by the Judge to be transported for ten years. [full details of trial].

The Times, (A) Feb 25, 1853; pg. 8; col A, (B) Oct 13, 1860; pg. 4; col A, (C) May 04, 1861; pg. 3; col B, (D) Oct 12, 1861; pg. 4; col A, (E) Apr 11, 1893; pg. 1; col B, (F) Dec 05, 1893; pg. 16; col E, (G) Aug 21, 1896; pg. 1; col A
(A) Fire in St.Paul’s Churchyard [see Dec 03, 1852 edition] in the extensive range of premises belonging to Messrs. Pawson & Co., warehousemen. Mr. Pawson [see EG5-1-3] and his brother-in-law and partner Mr. Ellerton [possibly Edward, son of EG5-1-3], were both sleeping in the premises and had only just time to escape.
(B) James and Robert Morrison. Formerly of Gateshead and now of Sunderland, drapers, have released and assigned all their estate and effects to John Milling, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, draper, and James Ellerton, of the city of London, warehouseman, trustees on behalf of themselves and the other creditors.
(C) Samuel Ward, late of Frampton-upon-Severn, grocer and draper, deceased. All personal estate and effects assigned to John Thomas Stuttard of Wood-street, London and James Ellerton, of St.Paul’s Churchyard, London, warehouseman, upon trust for the benefit of the creditors of the deceased.
(D) William Bunting of Covent-garden assigned all his personal estate, debts, and effects to John Ellerton Pawson [see EG5-1-3], of St.Paul’s Churchyard, London, warehouseman, and Thomas Bayley, of Wood-street, London
(E) Death: On the 8^th inst., at Clapham, Edward Ellerton [see EG5-1-3], late of 9 St.Paul’s-churchyard, E.C., aged 77 years. [note: (G), below, states that he died on 21^st August 1893, or were they two different Edwards?]
(F) Auction: The library of J. E. Pawson, Esq., and books from the library of the late E.Ellerton, Esq.
(G) "In ever loving remembrance of Edward Ellerton Pawson [see EG5-1-3], who died 21^st August 1893".

The Times, Jul 07, 1855; pg. 11; col D and Jan 23, 1856; pg. 11; col D
Law notice – Vice-Chancellors’ Court, Lincoln’s-Inn. Ellerton v. Darby. Lawsuit to dissolve a partnership carried on with respect to a mine in North Wales, on the grounds of the alleged misconduct of some of the defendants.

The Times, Feb 11, 1856; pg. 1; col A and Feb 13, 1856; pg. 1; col A
Marriage – on 7^th inst. At St. John’s Church, Notting-hill, by the Rev. James Denning, of Shrewsbury, John Ellerton, youngest son of the late John Frederick Ellerton Esq., of the Bengal Civil Service, and grandson of the late Sir George Mouat Keith, Baronet, to Laura Elizabeth, youngest daughter of the late John Martin, Esq., M.D.

The Times, Nov 26, 1856; pg. 9; col F
Law notice – Court of Exchequer, Westminster. Taylor v. Ellerton [no further details]

The Times, (A) Dec 17, 1857; pg. 2; col E, (B) Jul 26, 1858; pg. 11; col F, and May 07, 1859; pg. 11; col C
(A) Property – To be sold, pursuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chaucery, made in a cause "Macrae v. Ellerton and others" two leasehold houses, Nos. 18 and 20, Nelson-street, Great Georges’s square, Liverpool, together with a coach-house and stable in Bailey-street, Liverpool.
(B) Law notice – Vice-Chancellors’ Court. Macrae v. Ellerton. John Ellerton Lodge, one of the defendants …. [full details of mortgage property willed by his father Adam Lodge in 1837]. Plaintiff was James Hardy Macrae. The lawsuit was instituted by creditors for the payment of debts due to them by the testator Adam Lodge. [Note: John Lodge changed his name to John Lodge Ellerton …]

The Times, Thursday, Jan 07, 1858; pg. 9; col E
Police – William Harradine was charged with obtaining Christmas-boxes from about 40 householders in the neighbourhood of Tavistock-square, by pretending that he was the turncock of the New River Company. He was apprehended by Police-sergeant Ellerton.

The Times, (A) Dec 22, 1858; pg. 6; col B, and Feb 02, 1859; pg. 8; col A, (B) Nov 13, 1860; pg. 6; col A and Nov 20, 1860; pg. 6; col A, (C) Sep 19, 1864; pg. 7; col E, and Sep 24, 1864; pg. 8; col B, (D) Jul 04, 1865; pg. 10; col E and Jul 07, 1865; pg. 12; col G, (E) Jun 20, 1866; pg. 8; col B, (F) Jul 27, 1867; pg. 8; col E [+ several future editions].
(A) Royal Lyceum Theatre: The Siege of Troy - principal characters included Mr. Ellerton.
(B) Theatre Royal, Drury Lane: A Story of the 45 - principal characters included Miss R. Ellerton
(C) Sadler's-Wells Theatre – William Ellerton, "a new actor of grotesque talent" plays Devilshoof in Arline. [In the ensuing months William is shown as playing in several other productions at Sadler’s]
(D) New Royalty Theatre – Miss Frances Ellerton to play the character of Helen in The Hunchback tomorrow.
(E) New Royalty Theatre - Miss Frances Ellerton to play Juliet in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
(F) Royal Princess’s Theatre – G. Ellerton is one of the characters in The Man O’Airlie.

The Times, Nov 25, 1862; pg. 6; col F
Colliery explosion at Newcastle-On-Tyne: 16 "men and lads" were killed in Walker Pit, due to a gas explosion. They included John Ellerton who "was found scorched and disfigured".

The Times, Mar 12, 1863; pg. 10; col F
Law Notices – Court of Bankruptcy, Basinghall-street. H. Ellerton - examination adjourned.

The Times, Apr 20, 1863; pg. 4; col B and Apr 27, 1863; pg. 4; col A
Prospectus for the Yorkshire Railway and Waggon [sic] Company (Limited) – "broker: Mr. J .Ellerton [possibly EG4-2-1], Wakefield".

The Times, Apr 21, 1863; pg. 9; col F
The Royal College of Physicians – among those to be "admitted to practise physic as licentiates of the College" was John Ellerton, M.D., St.Andrew’s, Wakefield. [possibly the son of EG4-2-1 or EG4-2-2]

The Times, May 20, 1863; pg. 5; col E
House of Lords – "Lord Shaftsbury presented petitions for prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors between 11 o’clock on Saturday night and 6 o’clock on Monday morning from … Brantingham, Ellerton &c., East riding of Yorkshire".

The Times, (A) Jun 13, 1863; pg. 15; col E, and Jun 29, 1863; pg. 16; col A, **(B) Jun 9, 1863; pg. 1; col B, (C) Feb 26, 1866; pg. 16; col A and Apr 25, 1866; pg. 20; col B, (D) May 14, 1867; pg. 19; col F [and in several future editions], (E) Apr 21, 1875; pg. 16; col B, (F) Apr 25, 1877; pg. 4; col E [+ several future editions], (G) Feb 24, 1883; pg. 14; col B
(A) Sale of a house in Camden-town: particulars available from "Wilson and Ellerton, solicitors, 11 New Inn, Strand".
(B) Persons wanted - John Ellerton [possibly EG3-1-3], formerly in Chambers, New Square, Lincoln's Inn. Mr. Smith of 39 Upper Charlotte Street, Fitzroy Square, wishes to deliver some papers to him belonging to the late Mrs Mouat Keith [see EG3-1-1].
(C) Sale of property - particulars from John Ellerton, Esq., solicitor, 22 Inverness-road, Bayswater.
(D) Sale of property - details available from Messrs. Ellerton and MacMullen [Mr. R. H. B. MacMullen], solicitors, 46 Kensington-garden-square, Westbourne-grove, Bayswater. [Similar references to "J. Ellerton, Esq" at the same address were made from 1870 onwards – but no mention of MacMullen].
(E) Sale of property: details available from John Ellerton, Esq., Solicitor, 3 Queen-street, Cheapside.
(F) John Ellerton, 27 Carey-street, Lincoln’s-inn, London W.C., solicitor …
(G) Solicitor: John Ellerton, 1 New Inn, Strand, Middlesex. [from 1891 "J. Ellerton, solicitor", was shown at 3 New Inn].

The Times, (A) Apr 30, 1864; pg. 13; col E, (B) **May 02, 1864; pg. 12; col D
(A) Law Notices – Court of Chancery, Lincoln’s-inn. Bankrupt appeal; Ellerton and Leech.
(B) Law Notices – Court of Chancery, Lincoln’s-inn. Ex parte Ellerton - re Leach

The Times, Dec 20, 1864; pg. 2; col E
Classified Ad. – Housekeeper and general servant wanted in a country rectory…Rev. J. C. Ellerton, 71 Euston-sq., London NW.

The Times, Feb 03, 1866; pg. 6; col A
Bankrupts – meeting of creditors: Charles Foy and George Ellerton, Dukinfield, proprietors of the Royal Amphitheatre, Feb.14, Manchester.

The Times, Feb 07, 1866; pg. 1; col B
Lost – a letter addressed to Messrs Ellerton & Co., Liverpool, containing a bill of exchange for £930 …

The Times, (A) Jul 19, 1866; pg. 3; col F, (B) May 30, 1877; pg. 11; col F and Jun 28, 1878; pg. 12; col B
(A) High Court of chancery - "Janet Walker Ellerton [wife of Richard, see 13/8/1887 edition] against Robert Roy and others" …. re: the creditors of the late Alexander Reid.
(B) Law notice – High Court of Justice. Ellerton v. Roy

The Times, Jan 10, 1868; pg. 1; col A
Marriage – "On the 8^th inst. at St. Stephen’s Church, Westboune-park, by the Rev. G. M. K. Ellerton, brother of the bridegroom, John Ellerton, Esq., of the H.E.I.C.’s Bengal civil Service, to Alicia Eugenie Mardenbrough, eldest daughter of Edward Dixon, Esq., Surgeon-Major H.M.’s Madras 4^th Light Cavalry".

**The Times, Feb 5, 1868; pg. 1; col A
Death – Edward Ellerton Esq., on the 3rd inst at Garforth, near Leeds, in his 89th year

The Times, Jul 17, 1868; pg. 12; col D
For sale by auction - The Ellerton-hall Estate, consisting of a farm, comprising the ancient manor-house called Ellerton Hall, with the manor and manorial rights, and two farmhouses, with suitable farm buildings, and six cottages and a joiner’s shop, and 607 acres of arable , meadow and pasture land, partly adjoining the river Derwent, and occupied by Mr. David Nutt…. The estate is situate in the townships of Ellerton, Ellington, and Cottingwith, ERY…..

The Times, Dec 05, 1868; pg. 1; col A
Death – on the 22^nd Nov., aged 68. John Ellerton, Esq., surgeon, Aberford.

**The Times, (A) Feb 20, 1869; pg. 5; col F, (B) Jan 01, 1870; pg. 10; col D
(A) Bankruptcy - William Ellerton of Liverpool, forwarding agent. Meeting of creditors on March 3^rd.
(B) Declarations of Dividends: "Ellerton, W. [possibly EG4-3-1], Liverpool, forwarding agent – first div. of 1s. 8d., any Wednesday, at Mr. Turner’s, Liverpool.

**The Times, Apr 28, 1869; pg. 11; col C
Court Of Queen's Bench, Westminster: Ellerton v. Biddulph. The defendant, the lord of a manor, claimed a right under the Enclosure Act to the exclusive rights of game in the allotments. Ruled in favour of Ellerton where he had "farmed" the allotments, but in favour of Biddulph where the allotments had not been farmed.

The Times, Apr 17, 1872; pg. 11; col A
Newmarket Craven Meeting – included Mr. Ellerton’s horse Azalea, which won the "Bretby Plate". Subsequent reports over the next 7 years showed that he owned other horses named Belted Will, King Lily, Chasseur d’Afrique, Anita, Bedgown, Acropolis, Marfiori, Ursula, Glaucus, Challenger, Loafer, Florimel, Knickerbocker, Half Caste, Farnsfield, Miss Patrick, Lord George, Farnsfield, Ersilia, Templar, Romana, Lady of the Lea, Quarantine, Rouge Croix, St.Helena, Thorganby, Ringdove, The Moor, Gipsy, and Fanciful.

The Times, (A) Nov 08, 1876; pg. 1; col B and Nov 16, 1876; pg. 1; col B, (B) Dec 08, 1876; pg. 11; col C and Dec 11, 1876; pg. 11; col D and Jan 26, 1877; pg. 3; col B and Apr 19, 1877; pg. 10; col F (+ many other editions throughout the case).
(A) Police - £1,000 reward …. Thomas Ellerton….
(B) "The Great Turf Swindle". At Marlborough-street Edwin Murray, a [horse] betting agent, was charged with conspiring with others to defraud a French Countess of £10,000 in the Yorkshire Handicap. Cheques were sent to Thomas Ellerton [described as a "sworn bookmaker" – a.k.a. J. Elliot or Andrew Montgomery] of 11 Duke-street, St. James’s. Another mentioned in the case was Richard Gregory, described as "a brother to Ellerton".

The Times, Feb 09, 1877; pg. 11; col A
Carlisle-place orphanage – a report on the infant mortatility at the convent, and incorrect entries in the return … included Walter Armstrong Ellerton [one of the orphans].

The Times, Mar 05, 1877; pg. 11; col D
Police – at Marylebone, George Ellerton, 21, carman, was charged with stealing a gold watch and chain from premises in Enfield Lock ….

The Times, Mar 16, 1878; pg. 4; col F
Acting on behalf of creditors claims - Messrs. Ellerton & Son [possibly James EG4-3-2, and his son Alfred EG3-4-2] 46 Gresham-street, City of London, accountants.

The Times, (A) Mar 11, 1880; pg. 12; col A, (B) Apr 03, 1885; pg. 12; col F, (C) May 14, 1885; pg. 1; col A, (D) Dec 17, 1895; pg. 10; col E
(A) Buckingham Palace – Lieutenant John A. Ellerton [possibly John Alexander, the son of EG3-1-3], 36^th Middlesex Rifle Regiment of Volunteers, was one of many presented to Queen Victoria.
(B) Solicitor – J. A. Ellerton, Esq., County Court, Bow-road, E.
(C) Birth: "on the 7^th inst. at Stanley-villas, Green-lanes, N., the wife of J. A. Ellerton, Solicitor, of a son, stillborn".
(D) The Guildhall School of Music – student Mr. J. A. Ellerton [possibly the son of EG3-1-3] was among those who gave a semi-private performance of Gilbert & Sullivan’s opera Princess Ida in the presence of the Lord Mayor.

The Times, Dec 17, 1880; pg. 9; col G
Law – Constable James Ellerton arrested two youths, who had stolen carpenters’ tools, at Waterloo-road.

The Times, Jan 17, 1881; pg. 13; col F
Law – Cluff v. Cluff-Ellerton’s estate.

The Times, (A) Apr 13, 1883; pg. 13; col A, (B) Nov 11, 1889; pg. 4; col D, (C) Nov 11, 1890; pg. 5; col C
(A) Charles Keen, late of Farnham, Surrey, coachbuilder, who died on 11^th January 1883 – will proved on 31^st January by Isabella Ellerton [nee Keen, 1839-1887], wife of John Ellerton of Tiverton (1840-1927), Devon, grocer.
(B) Conservative John F. Ellerton elected Mayor of Tiverton to serve for the ensuing year
(C) John F. Ellerton re-elected Mayor of Tiverton

The Times, (A) Dec 10, 1883; pg. 10; col B, (B) Sep 17, 1887; pg. 7; col C, (C) Aug 27, 1892; pg. 12; col D, (D) May 19, 1898; pg. 9; col D
(A) Naval Cadetships – successful candidates included W. M. Ellerton [son of John, the famous hymn-writer]
(B) Naval and Military Intelligence – The Admiralty appointed Walter M. Ellerton, midshipman, to the Turquoise. [several other appointments made in future editions].
(C) Walter Maurice Ellerton was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant in her Majesty’s Fleet.
(D) Naval & Military Intelligence – Lieut. W. M. Ellerton was returning to Devonport with the destroyer Sunfish when she collided with and sank the Plymouth barge Helen.

The Times, May 25, 1885; pg. 1; col A
Death – on the 21^st May, at Shepherd’s-bush, W., Elizabeth Mary Denning, widow of the Rev. James Denning, late of Shrewsbury, and second daughter of the late J. F. Ellerton, Bengal Civil Service, aged 60 years.

The Times, (A) May 25, 1885; pg. 7; col B, (B) Mar 11, 1887; pg. 4; col B, (C) Apr 21, 1892; pg. 6; col B
(A) Oxford Univ. - Francis George Ellerton [[1861-1943; son of John, the famous hymwriter] of Hertford, conferred a B.A. degree.
(B) Ordination – Salisbury, Deacons: Francis George Ellerton, B.A. Hertford College, Oxon, and of the Clergy School, Leeds, by letters dimissory from the Bishop of London.
(C) Oxford Univ. - Rev. Francis G. Ellerton conferred an M.A. degree.

The Times, Jun 03, 1886; pg. 1; col A
Marriage – on the 1^st inst., at The Martyr’s Memorial Church, Clerkenwell, by the Rev. B. Oswald Sharp, Vicar, uncle of the bride, Frederick George Ellerton, second son of John Ellerton, of 3 Aldridge-road-villas, to Adelaide Mary, eldest daughter of James Wilson Sharp, of 49 Highbury-park.

The Times, Nov 20, 1886; pg. 2; col E
Publications: The Leviathan - an "Illustrated History of, and guide to, the Great Eastern steamship". Edited by Alfred Ellerton [possibly EG3-4-2]. Published by the London Traders (Limited), 11 Great St.Helen’s, E.C.

**The Times, Jan 29, 1887; pg. 5; col A
Supreme Court Of Judicature: Court Of Appeal. Re: Ellerton – a question arose regarding whether solicitors have the right of audience in this Court of bankruptcy appeals.

**The Times, (A) Aug 13, 1887; pg. 8; col D, and (B) The Times, Jan 25, 1890; pg. 1; col A
(A) Wills & Bequests - Richard Ellerton, formerly of Plas-yn-Vivod, Llangollen, Denbighshire. Personalty over £54,000.
(B) Death: On the 23^rd January at Woodlands Mount, Harry Road, Sevenoaks, Janet W. Ellerton, widow of Richard Ellerton, of Sandford House, Liss, Hants, aged 65. [See also the 19/7/1866 edition].

The Times, Nov 05, 1887; pg. 12; col C
Partnership dissolved – Henry Rodenhunt Cummins and Samuel Prince Heatley, Liverrpool, out of business, formerly trading as Ellerton & Co., late [lace?] merchants – Nov.15, Official Receivers’ offices, Liverpool,

The Times, Nov 12, 1887; pg. 12; col D
The Incorporated Law Society – successful candidates at the Preliminary Examination included Charles Edward Dixon Ellerton [son of EG3-1-3].

The Times, (A) Dec 18, 1889; pg. 7; col D, (B) Jun 03, 1890; pg. 12; col B, (C) May 26, 1891; pg. 13; col A, (D) Apr 09, 1896; pg. 7; col A, (E) Oct 02, 1899; pg. 1; col A
(A) Oxford University – Arthur J. B. Ellerton [1865-1928], St. John’s, was conferred a B.A. degree. [son of John, the famous hymn-writer]
(B) Wakefield - Arthur John Bicknell Ellerton, B.A, St. John’s College, Oxford was ordained as Deacon to Halifax.
(C) Wakefield - Archibald John Beckwell Ellerton [sic], B.A., St. John’s College, Oxford was ordained as priest.
(D) The Bishop of London appointed the Rev. A. J. B. Ellerton to the staff of the Diocesan Home Mission.
(E) Birth – On 30^th September, at 224 Amherst-road, Hackney, to Rev. Arthur Ellerton and Evelyn, his wife, a daughter.

The Times, (A) Apr 14, 1890; pg. 3; col F, (B) Jan 31, 1894; pg. 7; col E and Feb 19, 1894; pg. 12; col E
(A) Royal Colleges Of Physicians And Surgeons – Henry Byam Ellerton [son of EG3-1-3], St. Mary’s Hospital, passed the second examination in anatomy and physiology.
(B) Royal College Of Physicians Of London – Henry B. Ellerton, St. Mary’s [LRCP, Lon.], was admitted as a Licentiate of the College, and "admitted by the two colleges diplomates in public health".

The Times, Nov 08, 1890; pg. 1; col A
Death – On the 5^th November, Philip Wilmer Ellerton, youngest son of John Ellerton of Aldridge-road-villas, W., in his 10^th year.

The Times, Dec 01, 1892; pg. 11; col B
The Ellerton Gold Mining Company (Limited) of Johannesburg has opened a London office at Broad-street-house, Old Broad-street.

The Times, Apr 30, 1896; pg. 1; col A
Marriage – On 24^th April at the Wesleyan Church, Forest-gate, Percy George Harper Drummond, eldest son of P. Drummond, of Windsor-road, Forest-gate, to Amy, youngest daughter of William Ellerton, of Claremont-road, Forest-gate.