... the order of Messrs William Milburn and Co. of Newcastle. The vessel as she left the ways was chistened the Peking’ by Mrs Spence Watson, sister of one of the builders. The * Peking ’is to be fitted with engines of the builders’ own make of 200 horse-power ...

... the order of Messrs. Win. Milburn and Co. of Newcastle. The vessel as she left the ways wae christened the Peking by Mrs Spence Watson, a sister cf one'of the builders. The Peking is to be fitted with engines of the builders' own make of 200 horse-power ...

... president, oscupied the chair, being supported by Mr Asbton Dilce, M.P., 31rs Dilke, MrJ. C. Steven- son, M.P., Mr and Mrs Spence Watson, Col. Potter, O.B., and Mr W. S. Robson (London), while the vieecehair was filled by Mr J. W. I'ease (Peu-iower). The ...

... Grey, M.P., the president, occupied the chair, being supported by Ashton Dilke, M.P., Mr J. C. Stevenson. M.P., Mr and Mrs Spence Watson, Col. Potter, C. 8., and Mr W. S. Robson (London), while the vice-chair was filled MrJ. W. Pease (Pendower.) The Vic ...

... house in Hardwick Terrace, where infies meed situations, rho desire servants can at any time learn what girls Mra Ede, Mrs Spence Watson, up very and « number of other ladies The institution is fast into order, and it is It is obvious, hoped that it will ...

... the Rev E, Shortt, Mr 8, F, Frazer, Councillor Ritson (New- castle),’the Misses Lawson and MrQ. (Lon; Birs J. Watson, Mrs Spence Watson, Capt. Mitford, Mrs Mr and Mrs Logan, Dr Proudfoot, the Kev H, Irwin, the v F, Pickup, Me J, Dawson, and many others ...

... Mr. S. F. Frazer, Councillor Miters (Newcastle), the Misses Lawson and Mr. C. Lawson (Longhirst), Mrs. .1. Watson, Mrs. Spence Watson, Captain Mitford, Mr. and Mrs. Laing, Mr. and Mrs. Logan, Dr. Proudfoot, the Rev. IL Irwin, the Rev. F. Pickup. Mr. ...

... and that he be requested to send copies of these lesolutions to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and Sir Wm. Harcourt. —Mrs Spence Watson seconded the resolution, and it was carried by acclamation. The Chairman, in replying, said there was one thing upon ...

... Clarke, Mrs Hallam, Mrs Riley, Mrs J. T. Scott, ?? Featherstone- hangb, Mrs Arkle, Mrs Hindmarsb, Mrs Joseph Watson, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Walmaley, and Miss Murray.- After the Mayor had stated the cause of their meeting teogclher, Mrs Gurney proposed ...

... Thompson, &M.;Kmhminfi £s.; Miss Vincent, £1 Is.; Misses Walker, 45.; Miss Florence M. Ward, 2s. 6d. ; Mrs. Warburg, 55.; Mrs. Spence Watson, Ss.; Miss Welsh, £1 1s; Mrs. and Miss Webb, 155.; Mrs, Leonard Williams, 10s.; Mrs. Arthur J, Williams, £1 Is. ; Miss ...

... while the real criminals are at large. Three drawing-room meetings and a working woman's meeting, presided over by Mrs. Spence Watson, have been held under the auspices of the Ladies' National Association, in the Newcastle and Gateshead district; and ...

... } secondmd the motion, and pointed out the rapid =Casa of the echool since its foundation was first I suggested by Mrs. Spence Watson twelve years ago. The school at Gateshesd was the largest of the company's schools in the provinoce, and be thought ...