... learn w submit that those dangers are to be eliminated a@ sootal and national poing of view, our need to best w put into by Octavia Hill On the other hand, we of the Institute to pey more and More attention the urgent necessity of the status of the profession ...

... Rev. H. Russell Wakefield has been Mayor of Marylebone, London. and was on Mr Long's Committee. Mrs Sidney Webb and Miss Octavia Hill have been prominently associated with Poor Law work. Mrs Boeanquet is the wife of the Professor of Moral Philosophy at ...

... Mrs Hill was a woman with decided views on education, and as a result Octavia's upbringing was most careful and methodical. The mother never forgot nor allowed her family to forget they would have to earn their own living when they grew up, Octavia in ...

... future.” Chalmers bout 40 ~ pa into| were of BONNYRIGG ROSE Whitburn were, all “My dear Matilda end friends. The Rev. by Octavia Hill a different calibre. In the main, over, as good as their opponents. me a bear,” D. M. Chalmers opened the function and ...

... VALUABLI SOCIETY. Miss Octavia Hill's modesty impels her to plead the youth of the National Trust for Places of Historic Interest and Natural Beauty as an excuse for the small amount of the results achieved, but a perusal of the list of memorials and ...

... was originally signed in October, 1873, and reeopied and signed in Nov., 1891. By it he leaves to his sister, Lady Emily Octavia Chichester, the life rent of £3000, the Principal sum on her death to be divided equally among her children. To his brother ...