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... MISS OCTAVIA HILL. Miss Octavia Hill is being raised to the rank of a prophetess and a seer. No doubt she is a worthy well-meaning lady who has had some success as a very dictatorial six-per-cent philanthropist. It seems likely too that she is to he appointed ...
... Miss Octavia Hill R . Mrs. Matthien Williams, Kew A ——— ¥ Mrs. Atkinson, Kew 220 General Sir thr);'lhm’llifl. K.CSI (per ; th’ullorz Bnq ) lu-‘ é L. Pfl?rhyn Councillor Aldin Sir Roland K. Wilson, Rart. Mrs. Sharp - Rev. Charles I.LARIM Robert ...
... WHIT-MONDAY WITH MISS OCTAVIA HILL. The Special Reporter of The Hour gives the following interesting particulars of Miss Hill's philanthropic work In London:— When Mr. Kay-ShuttleWorth, early the present month, drew tbe attention of the House of Commons ...
... WHIT-MONDAY WITH MISS OCTAVIA HILL. t J i Pves the following m- LoiidonT-* 8 of 111118 philanthropic work in ! ™ont h en >' » P™*nt the cond «**«ltion the House of Commons in London 1? g« the Working classes Situ hms ,^ ed t0 the several Philanthropic ...
... MISS OCTAVIA HILL ON THRIFT In Miss Octavia Hill's evidence before the Aged Poor Commission is the following striking passage : One thing bearing on thrift always strikes me very much, the immense difference lietween the country and London— in the ...
... MISS OCTAVIA HILL ON THIUYI. In Hiss Oetaria Hill's evidence before the And Poor C.omma.i.m to the following etriking - — Own thing beartr.g on thrift alway. etrikee me very mech, the immense difference hetwein the nullity and Loodca—in the accenin'ation ...
... wises the object b Octavia Hill, for the purpose of placing herniae In some sort at the bead of the list of Virtue's Prise. men, and of &acceding to her the rook which she di serves In the whole army of benefactors. Miss Octavia Hill is devotedly attached ...
... Received by Miss OCTAVIA HILL .4 K yrle Society Goldsmiths' Company Mrs. Thompson Duke of Westminster Lady Jane Dun(las Mrs. Monteliore Leather Sellers' Company Mrs. Evans Clothworkers' Company Mr. and Mrs. Charles Booth Grocers' Company Dr. Longstaff ...
... OCTAVIA HILL AND THR LONDON POOR. Th• Tines : —lt exaggeration to say that Miss knows much more about the condition of th• larindon poor than all the Royal Commissioners put to3ether. They have visited the courts and alleys perhaps once, perhaps not at ...
... religion of health. In this work Miss Octavia Hill's scheme comes prominently to the front, outshadowing beth in worf done and in the character of that work, the efforts even of the Peabody trustees. These results in Miss Hill's case have now been plainly before ...
... NOVEMBER 28. 1890. A TRIBUTE TO MISS OCTAVIA HILL. M. Lion Say, ha of Ids address whkh he delivered at the emsnel same el Ihe Paris Instihtte, dwelt' he Meth upset Pesr-Law la esameillea will clarity fe P,ltem _ ; OM the d sad is, moreover by ponied esseemy ...
... Miss Octavia Hill has recently made the London papers an appeal for funds in aid of the Kyrle Society. The principal objects of this society are, shortly, to decorate workmen's clubrooms, hospital wards, and other places of the kind; to give oratorios ...