... assisted in her honoarable labour by Mr Shaw-Lefevre, Mr Bcscawen Evelyn (in the unavoidable absence of his brother), Miss Octavia Hill, the Rev. Brooke- Lambert, Mr Norfolk, chairmanci the Greenwich District Board of Works, the Rev. G. Boggie, and other ...

... (2) . to apply the system of rest collecting aed eare- taking by voetlneers, so successfully carried on in London by Miss Octavia Hill and others, and in e Edinburgk by the Social Union. The property in Andereton has now been under the full control of the ...

... know the poor best, amc whose work amongst them has shown how closely their needs and their dangers lie together. Maiss Octavia Hill, whose services in the cause of philanthropy are second only to those of the late Lord Shaftesbury, says that, -writing ...

... enterprise in the renovation T of towns and the mending of east ends. The is fame of Miss Octavia Hill is world wide. And vy the unobtrusive work (upon the lines of Miss al Hill) of various Social Unions (notably those of ei Edinburgh and Glasgow) is locally ...

... resident and some of the non-resident workers are to assist Miss Octavia Hill in her Friday evlniag meetings for girls at the Red Cross Hald, which she has established at Southwark. Miss Hill is now on the committee of the WVomen's University Settlement ...

... dumb wvornen, sho sultered and cold| not speak. If they had had votes, ?? ?? nti have tuoluhlt of rsiutil, to p!.ce .Miss Octavia Hill on, the at yal Coimmnissiont to ?? inti) the hon-inci of the pitor. I'itis ScrcuteaD, Leeds, ia seconding tle resolu- ...

... Ractrentinga the Land and ?? polintonali. 1 l the Water. By J Seymour Kusy. | Colour, Space. rnd Vusic fur the lPeo'e. By Octavia HilL ,The Forthcomina Arab Race at Newmarket. By Wiifrid Scawen Blunt. - Wordsworth and Byron (concluded). By Algernon Charles ...

... Fergus Ferguson, Rev. W. Pulsford, Rev. Dr Marcus Dods, Rev. Dr Doi jlas, Rev. A. Goodricli, Mr S. Reid, artist; and Mies Octavia Hill. The LoaD Puovosr, in introducing the proceed- ings, ?? and ?? are met to-day to inaugurate a new society, similar to that ...

... tqs~'0 hesd, Att Ley ?? burdc'en landlords Es~ without burdeniun their tenante. Be referred to a schemle adopted by Miss Octavia Hill. and saidl that if the Glasgow Kyrle Society adhered closelyi to that method they would succeed, but he feared they mutt ...

... way, Miss Octavia, Hill, ;London, is doing excellenst work oe the plan of Sir James spabson's suceity. lady purchases or looses all the houses in a court, That usually a cl die sac, and good cares taken to select respectable tenants. MIiss Hill considers ...

... another member, to say whether the Corn- missioners should be reinforced by the addition of a lady -presumably Miss Octavia Hill- on the ground that such a question did not fall within the duties of his Department. Mr Gladstone, questioned once more ...

... given up to special subjects -thus, Mr Geo. E. Arkell .supplies statistics, &c., of the block buildings of London, Miss Octavia Hill writes about the influence of this kind of housing upen character, and a lady resident gives from personal expe- rience ...