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... poor in the urban centres of England. The principal witness examined this afternoon on this phase of the subject was Miss Octavia Hill. ANOTHER “PATRIOTIC I\,ETI)'G: . The Patriotic Association will hold a mass lfl;fl in Hyde Park on Saturday, the 17th ...
... that . Hill been & former pilar of Unitarianism in Yeovil, and it was hig constant endeavour to emnlate that public «beve.. factor in his relations with the people around‘him. Dr. Rill's granddaaghters, Miss Octavia Hill and Miss Florence Hill, wero ...
... Senior, Miss Swanwick, Miss Sturge, Mrs. Faweett, Mrs. Garrett-Anderson, Mrs William Groy, Mre. Lnoas, Miss Becker, Miss Octavia Hill, Mrs, Freeman, and Miss Carpenter, Of the entire number of signatures, London sent about 16,000, Manchester 1576, the rest ...
... & ocost of 18 millions per anmam. rovileace sad thrifs were discoarged and the canses of desutation wore iguored. Miss Octavia Hill desoribed this as the most gigantic scheme of inadequate relief ever dovised by & homan being. Mr. Chamberlaia made himsolf ...
... Hon. J. A. Mandella, M.P., and Mrs. and Miss Mundella, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freshfield, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller, Miss Octavia Hill, &e., &e. o vvs:%?i;tl;':n;“flewly-mnrriod pair_left town for Seven en route to the north, to spend their honey- The following ...
... of * The Sport of the Gods,” * The St Cadi Case.” &c., &e. (COPYRIGHT.) CHAPTER XV. ocTAVIA'S “ ymIEND.” One afternoon an nexpected visitor came (0 ses Octavia « Mr. Hill 1 she exclaimed. No doabt the last occasion on which they bad met, aod Antbooy's ...
... - Hill stood eside, iowardly raging, eatwardly sarcastio. = 15 % -—-'Tuglmn. 1 sappose 1 sball see you agaim by and by *™ e T SO b vik ]Pt Simedon thas sogeiia et 18 arm saggestion of which aroases sli tbe ve Insunet .b:l:l-‘m Mmflubdo-_lorm_mmh nostrils ...
... otherwise notice him. To Octavia his manner was the gentle, deferentia® air that had become habitual to bim of late. “ I had something to say to you, Octavia,” be began ; “and as Anne North told me she had seen you climb the hill path, I ventured to follow ...
... the footboard, Octavia could not imagine, but at last the train slackened speed, and lights flashed in the distance frora a town that seemed to straggle, from the upward direction of its lights, on the face of hill-like ground. Bat Octavia did not want ...
... that while the letter was in his rht be | m{d draw back ; » second wire to Anthony Hill woald Implh-monoy; a hint, » word, and the loan woald bhe a secret, whico Hill would keep till his dyiog day. i Ouce, bowever, that be had parted with this message ...
... Lennox, whiech is 0 _be tried to-day.” mbzrdonu--mhmhlm gown —a \ntarest W soothe the impasience even of Acthony Hill. mwhhumtmwm. Octavia was & pretéy womsn, aod be bad always believed in ber. “ Have you breakfasted, Mr. lill * be inquired, with bis band ...
... CHAPTER V. The next morning, strolling aboat after breakfast, Octavia happened to seo Antbooy Hill and his portmanteaa io the ball. He raised bis hat 10 ber ironi cally as be passed her ou the way to his eab, and she responded s sligbily as decency permitted ...