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... three speakers at a meeting of | the Trust’s Wolverhampton centre last night. | Three people, including philanthropist Miss Octavia Hill, founded the Trust in 1895, said centre chairman Miss E. M. Mountain. ~ How the properties were managed was discussed by ...
... realised the great pressures that were likel{ to be placed on the landscape of Great Britain. They were Sir Robert Hunter, Octavia Hill, the well-known social reformer, and Canon Rawnsley, the Vicar of Derwentwater, and in 1895 they formed the National Trust ...
... the Trust, Miss E. M. Mountain. chairman of the Wolverhampton centre. said it was founded in 1895 by three people — Miss Octavia _Hill, a pioneer in housing reform; Sir Robert Hunter, a solicitor and Canon Rawnsley. for 30 years vicar of Crosthwaite, Keswick ...
... and beginning with the year 1895. when the trust was first started she recalled that the three people responsible were Octavia Hill, Canon Rawnsley and Sir Robert Hunter. Since that time, the trust had gone from strength to strength, and the body of dedicated ...
... names of female do-gooders. And dogooders in the best sense of the word. Women like Florence Nightingale, Edith Cavell, Octavia Hill, Christabel Pankhurst and of course Walsall's Sister Dora. Women whose single-minded determination made life and living ...
... the Collar asks whether the Church has a part to play in industry, 6-45—Sunday Story. Dorothy Alison tells part one of Octavia Hill. 6.so—Songs of Praise from Cathcart Parish Church, Ayr. 7.2s—Operation Amsterdam (Feature Film). The film, featuring Peter ...
... His book shows Octavio Hill not only Si a leader in Housing Reform, but In other lass well-known roles as ,well. She was a in so many good muses. It is written with sympathy but without undue bias. We may regret that Mr. Hill does not bring out the monistic ...
... She was the most spectacular of the Victorian heroines, but she should not be allowed to over- ' shadow Elizabeth Pry. Octavia Hill. Josephine Butler and scores of others. To-day, when women enjoy the same political. educational and social rights as men ...
... (mezzoo) 20 BBC Symphony Orchestra In Bcgen (8) conducted b{s&mlund Part 1. Sibelius, Britten 25 Drnwm’ And The People. Octavia Hill (1838-1912) 38.15 CMN 5-) Pll'l 2 B'lr‘nhms (Symphony No 2). 4.5 Martino Tirimo (s) Piano recital: Mozart, Reizenstein ...
... 30 Acante et Cephise, Ou La Sypathe 325 Open Air Sitting Rooms. Last of three extracts from the Journals and letters of Octavia Hill (1838-1912). 745 Acante et Cephise. Acts 2 & 3 (4.25-4.30 Interval Reading). 5.15 New Premises. 0.00 Liszt and the Piano ...
... National Trust ignores members SIR, It was in 1895 that Canon Rawnsley, Octavia Hill and Sir Robert Hunter brought into being the National Trust. From the beginning certain principles were laid down; rules that protected the flora and fauna on its properties ...
... this year The Harkness stand was breathtaking with two notable introductions Reconciliation and the pink low growing Octa-via Hill Brenda Hyatt’s display of Auriculas set in an 18th Century Auricula Theatre showed these fascinating Fitting Chelsea admire ...