... removed, and he will shortly resume his dip] studies at New College. Vie e The extraordinary influence possessed by I is Miss Octavia Hill over the hearts and purses of Le of the people of the Metropolis has been con- Coi e firmed by her recent action in the ...

... in Elberfeld. It is being done a at present through the voluntary agency E e of the well - known philanthropist, Miss i' Octavia Hill, in the parish of Marylebone. a She has associated with herself a number a of benevolent people willing to supply a fund ...

... Duke of Westmainster, who will yre- side. MWr Sbaiv Lefovre, HLP.;- Professor lie-- hic homer, Sir Robert Hunter, miss Octavia Hill and Canon. Rawaley (hon. secretary) will he among tule speakers e Tue Press Association is informed that the 5'ss Emperor ...

... should be taken up, be thought V. it should be much of the character of that carried out by the Kyrie Society, and by Miss Octavia Hill gas- in London. As to the parochial systeo, he said ther Dgg9 the Church, as long as the present state of I things existed ...

... originally used a; a wool stqre at Long Crendion, Bucks, Lord Balcarres ,Sir' Robert t t Hunter, Canon Rawnslev, -Miss Octavia Hill, f a Iand many other active members of the society, were present. T Uh1AMATI: AN3 MUICAL ?? agreeablt, if rather conven- ...

... Christian zeal of ladies A. I- in Glasgow for the carrying out in many Dr 'eItasces of the kind of work done by Maiss Da' .n Octavia, Hill in London, and he, should like that wet Ithere should hoean inseroction to this cenmmittee to Ye' .S bringrup definite ...

... is now every i n reason to hope and much ground to believe. |i THF modest but useful body recently formed I si by Miss Octavia Hill and her friends under the title of the National Trust for the Pre- o .1 i servation of Places of Natural Beauty or His- ...

... laboured in this cause, e and whose names are so ?? Torrens, Sir n Richard Cross, Sir Sydney Waterlow, Mr Broad- R hurst, Miss Octavia Hill, and Mr Shaw Lefevre- le will Welcome the powerful assistance of the noble I, Marquis, who has so cordially joined them; ...

... philanthropists and econo- t d mists appear to us to be to blame. The V e former have never realised a fact which Miss P 25 Octavia Hill has recently pointed out. The g a model dwellings which have been so largely 8r erected in all. parts of the kingdom are ...

... the Edinbur.gh meeting are Miss Florence was rNightingale, Miss Carpenter, Miss Boucherett, Intl Miss Rye, Misses Octavia and Florence Hill' trier and others well known for their advocacy of sthe special subjects. In 1864 the association met at thet York ...

... C; whether there was more iocisnsisterncv or impesti- p ineoce in refosissez the vote to Miss -Ns'htsisgsle and a- Mis Octavia Hill and giviocg it to tie wrire-beater a Iaiid thic housebreaker newly esierged frunn prison. ii ;(Hear, hear.) It wsas er ...

... the women id workers who had given themselves up to the tasi ;b of inquiry. (Cheers.) He had only to mention th name of Octavia Hill, who bad secured an arm: sd of workers, women of high rank, and of refined an. ce cultivated taste. (Cheers.) On the importad ...