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... Educated at the Cheltenham Ladies College, under Miss Beak. Mrs Frere later worked under Octavia Hill, founder of The National Trust. At that time Octavia Hill was responsible for housing for the poor in London. meduld have to go rent ...
... governed in the future, as it had been in the past, by men, and not by women. He cited the views of Queen Victoria and of Miss Octavia Hill on the question, and contended that tho idea that if women had the vote the rate of women's wages would be raised was utterly ...
... Cheltenham Ladies College and later worked with Octavia Hill, Mr P. Gardiner tact the Ark on Oakham founder of The National Trust. The funeral took place at 55776 for details. At that time Octavia Hill was The Grampian Way responsible for housing for ...
... ry Committee, of a lady who assisted in that duty. He drew attention to tbe work done by Miss Octavia Hill, Miss Potter, Miss Kinnaird, Miss Davenport Hill, and many and on these grounds he asked the House to read the Bill a second time.—The CHaNCELLOR ...
... thoroughly well fitted to speak. The names of the lady speakers include Lady Frederick Cavendish, the Duchess of Bedford, Miss Octavia Hill, Mrs. Hicks, and Miss Clementina Black. An attempted robbery was discovered to have taken place on Saturday morning in ...
... to over-estimate. earnestly hope the Dean and Chapter will see their way their decision Portland, L.Alma Taderaa, R A, Octavia Hill, E. Burns Jones, Rayleigh, W. B. Richmond, R.A., G. F. Watts, R.A., E. Onslow Ford, R.A., Hawkesbury, Walter Crane, W. ...
... will an Victorian society and put introduction to the birds of cester- Q ueen Victoria, Octavia into context Mrs ton, Rutland and Lei shire. The series of ten Hill and others. meetings begins on September 23 and will in- From Monday, Septem- clude several ...
... nurses at Stamford and Rutland Hospital have been successful the final state examination: Miss Pauline Brummitt. Miss Anne Octavia Bullimore. Miss Margaret Jean Cooke and Mrs. Howe Spratley (formerlv Miss Jeannette Marion Hazel'. Successful In part 1 of ...
... Mrs. Knight. Btamwith a bouquet by little Miss Clare Surges. , ford (Mrs. Jackson.: name of Stalls and small corapett.'don .octavia • given by Mrs. tions were staged in the barn Bryan 'Mrs. Nickerson. on the opposite side of the Number of wild flowers, box ...
... Miss Simpson, hoth of Spalding. On Friday ...
... bricklayer. At St. James' church, Hull, on Sunday last, Mr. John Anderton Stokes, (son of Mr. Stokes, tailor, of tbe Steep-hill, Lincoln,) to Mary Atkinson, niece of Mr. Malim, tho celebrated gas-work engineer. Louth, on the 18th inst., Mr. Chas. Fytche ...
... Kaowles, aged 66: —en the 3d, at Beck-hill, Wm Jenney, aged and on the sth, in Chapel-lane, Ellen Hunt, aged 6L At Bonby. on the 7th inst, Sarah Edlington, agel 75. At Grimaby, on the ult, in Nelson-street, Sarah Hill, aged S3;—on the 2d inst, in Victoria ...