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... MY LADY'S NOTEBOOK. OCTAVIA HILL, HOUSING THORNE'S REPORTED ADMISSION. TRIAL STORY UNTRIJE? POLICY AS TO CONFESSION. WAS LANDLADY AND AGENT. STATEMENT BY HOME SECRETARY. CREATED A NEW PROFESSION. The Daily Express understands that Norman Thorne. shortly ...
... neighbourhood of Cumberland Market, Kegent’s Dark, managed entirely women, who work on the lines followed the late Miss Octavia Hill. Mias Mali in. who is her twenties, was formerly student at Bedford College, where she took a first-class honours B.A. ...
... herself conscientiously to carry out the duties of the landlord whom she represents.” These are the qualifications which Miss Octavia Hill considered necessary attributes fco successful house property manager. A picture frock that achiava* a wonderfully harmonious ...
... enjoyed their fair measure of sunshine and their full mead of fresh- air. I supplemented this with an extract from Miss Octavia Hill, a pioneer of Garden City development, in which she said: We all need space : unless we have it we cannot reach that sense ...
... Queen Victoria, translated an English book descriptive of Octavia's work into German about 1876. The result was the formation of the Octavia Hill Verein (Union) in Berlin. IThis was Miss Hill's first link with Conti' nental Europe. Delegates from Germany ...
... small bouse property can well managed by educated women acting landlords’ agents was first realised by Miss Octavia Hill. long ago as 1864 Miss Hill experimented with few dilapidated workingclass houses, her aim being so to treat the property that the tenants ...
... introduction Mr. G. K. Chesterton. Particulars are included of Macdonald's friendships with Suskin, Maurice, Lewis Carroll, Octavia Hill, Lady Byron, the Mount Temples, and other prominent personages of tue time. Fresh light is thrown the romance Lilith, ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... and happiness of mind, and that the design is such as will allow of proper ventilation. Another necessary is space. Miss Octavia Hill, a pioneer of Garden City development says: We all need space; unless we have it we cannot reach that sense of quiet in ...
... m, a nd each will be tackling that greatest of social problems, the shims. The profession began. of course, with Indict Octavia Hill. One of her pupils,Miss Jeffery (now an agent for the Commission of Crown Lands) trained herself especially in the sphere ...
... on with hie Sovereign, be is debarred from doing by iia Privy Council oath.” OCTAYIA HILL. Referring to slum clearance, Mr. Baldwin remarked the work of Octavia Hill and to her great call.” She believed in the redemption the dwellers in the slums. Our ...