... governed in the future, it had , been i:i i.i ■ past, by men, and not women. cited the views of Queen Victoria and of Mirs Octavia Hill the question, and contended that the idea that if women had the vote the rate of women’s wages would ! raised was utterly ...

... nt is given to tenants to regularly put by • portion of their weekly wage, and it was always the idea of the late Mies Octavia Hill that when collecting rent, suggestions for thrift, prudence, and other virtues (that seem in danger of being forgotten) ...

... Iry the speaker, who concluded by paving a tribute to those in Dublin wlio 11111 followed the example of the late Miss Octavia Hill. who undertook the supervision of houses inhabited by the poor in London. CHRISTIANITY ON TRIAL. GETTING WORSE Problem ...

... B>q., M.A.. D.Phil., LL.D.: the Rev. Prebendary H. Russell Wakofkld, M.A. ; Mrs. Rosanquet, LL.D.: Mrs Sidney Webb: Miss Octavia Hill; Francis Chandler, J l*. The report consists ninety pages of Blue Hook, divided into six chapters, including historical ...

... had joined the cadet battalion of the Royal West Surrey Regiment since it. foundation, a large pro- portion, said Miss Octavia Hill at a meeting in Sussex-gardens, Lancaster Gate, had joined the King's services. Jewish 'soldiers are to be granted eight ...

... this labour, and. as consequence, lias issued what is practically new work, nearly double the size the original. The “Life Octavia Hill, Told in Her Letters,” which Messrs. Macmillan ft Co. are imblishing, ha* been edited by her brother in iaw’, Mr. C. Edmund ...

... time have an inducement to keep their homes up to the standard. The Rev. Hugh Bright, of Halifax, recalled the work of Mir Octavia Hill. and hoped that each Guild of Help might be able to get some rich person to buy up small cottage property in order to be ...

... College was the work undertaken by the Guild, which consisted in the working six tenement bouses the lines followed by Miss Octavia Hill in Lon doo, the giving of 18 annnities to old ladies, and the management of Factory Girls* Club. The Guild was now a very ...

... St. Marylebone. and chairman of the Central Unemployed Bodv for Ixmdon; Mr*. Bosonooel, LL.I).; Mr*. Sidney Webb, Mia* Octavia Hill, and Francis (handler, J.P., chairman to the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, and ex-chairman Chorlton Board ...

... published include those some of the most interesting personalities of the day, foremoet among them Mias Octavia Hill and Mrs Sidney Webb. Miss Hill, of whan Lord Goschem once said that she was Chancellor of the Exchequer loet Parliament,” has done splendid ...

... been accomplished there. The Trust was founded in 1895, mainly by the efforts of Miss Octavia Hill, Sir Robert Hunter, and Cano.i Rawnsley. Its purpose is clearly defined in the National Trust Act of 1907. The National Trust shall established for the purposes ...

... Another said the Cabinet included Lord Salisbury, Lord Celd, and Mr. Labouchcre. Questioned what she knew of Octavio Hill, third said Octavia Hill was taken from the Boers tho British, after great •bravery.” Sir George Turner, who has again become Premier of ...