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... (2 VOIS.): M. C. Jackson. Smith, Elder, and Co. Sutton's Amateur's Guide; Vicloria Megazin.; Press News. OurCommon Land: Octavia Hill; Swallow Flights: Moneton. Macmillan. Out of the World. New York iorld. Marmorne: Adolphos Segrave. W. Blackwood and Sons ...
... two dates being partly occupied by the Canadian campaign, and partly by a prominent career in the House of Commons.-Miss Octavia Hill in her More Excellent Way of Charity, touches on the social gulf which exists between the various classes of society ...
... air, the Na/ional Review opens with Lord Cranbrook's Hereditary Pauperism and Boarding Out, the latter being (as Miss Octavia Hill and others showed long ago) the true remedy for the former.-Mr. Alfred Austin follows with Rich Men's Dwellings, an ...
... people. Something of this sort must be done, in Professor Huxley's opinion, if we are to hold our own in the war of ?? Octavia Hill has collected a great deal of information, all bearing on the question of More Air for London, which will be found useful ...
... soberly handled, as she sits attired in black, with a look half sinister and half kind upon her intelligent face; and Miss Octavia Hill is a tribute at once to the brilliancy of the painter and the mental vigour of the sitter. But the portrait of Mrs. ...
... Quiet Life are simply perfection. The Nineteenth Century opens with four papers on The Dwellings of the Poor. Miss Octavia Hill has found that private enter- prise pays, so the State must not make its work unremunerative. -Lord Shaftesbury also bids ...
... greater than his own. In Afacinillan we have the beginning of a new serial story by Mrs. Oliphant; a forcible plea by Miss Octavia Hill in favour of the proposed park between St. John's Wood and Hampstead an amusing account of the modern Olympic games at ...
... diligently under the doormats is pro. bably known to many of ?? fictitiouseffortsto real- life assistance to the poor, Miss Octavia Hill, in Our Common Land (Macmillan), ably pleads the two causes she has so dear at heart, the preservation of English commons ...
... fen notewlo: thy heal.s, among them a refined chalk porttait of Octavia iiiH!, by Clii-ford, and a ?? ul hkcad in chalcoal of h:r brot er, l)r. I1ill (late of Iil cc Castle), by Ellen G. Hill ; and some severe portrait studics in red chalk, by A. Vard ; ...