... tion for the Care of Friendless Girls was held last night in the Girls' High School, Gateshead, Mr. Tennant' presiding. Mrs. Spence Watson, co-lion. secretary, read the annual report, which was, un the motion of Canon Lloyd, admen!. The forty-fifth annual ...

... politics alone, their merits would be very good indeed. They were exceedingly fortunate in this district, for he considered Mrs Spence Watson, of Newcastle; Mrs Cameron, of Sunderland; and Mrs Pumphrey, of Shelley Bridge, VERY ZXCILLIaIT STPZ3_ . • -- - - -- ...

... and Children. The former was presided over by the Rev. Mr. Stewart, and at the one for women the chair was occupied by Mrs. Spence Watson, and the meeting, which was a very crowded one, was likewise addressed by Mrs. Palmer. of North Shields, and Mrs. the ...

... awl Children. The former was presided over by the Hey. Mr. Stewart, and at the one fur women the chew was occupied by Mrs. Spence Watson, and the meetin g. which was a very crowded one, was likewise addressed by Mrs. Palmer. of North Shields, and Mrs. Spalding ...

... attendance, the hall being crowded. Dr. Spence Watson, president of the association, presided, and was supported by Mrs. Spence Watson, Ald. Hiudmeesh (Gateshead), Councillor R. Flowers. Mr. W. Brewis Eladon, Councillor J. Baxter Ellis, Councillor Furness ...

... persertion ol the Irish members by the Tory Government. Dr Pd S. Watson presided, and was supported on the plat- form by Mrs Spence Watson, Messrs J. B. Ellis, Flowers, Hindmarab, Mr Eladon, and others. The ball was ?? Baxter Ellis moved a ?? express- ing ...

... the evening. The women ?? wsll include Mrs. Theodore Frv, the hon. secretary of the Woomen's Liberal Federa- |tiou; Mrs. Spence Watson, of Newastle; Mrs. W. P. Bytes, Mrs. costelloe, Miss Orme, LL.B., of London; and others. Miss L 0. Ford Las promised ...

... compliment that had been done him, and expressed his gratification at having his likeness painted hang in the club. Mrs SPENCE WATSON also returned thanks. the motion of Hir Edward Grey, M.P., seconded by Mr James Craig, M.P., votes of thanks were passed ...

... :secretary ;and Mr. Robert Brevets, treasurer; the Rev. J. McKie, Mr. Councillor Bradshaw, Messrs. Dinedale and Newton, and Mrs. Spence Watson being elected members of the executive committee.—The financial report was submitted, showing a balance of £4 2s. 6d ...

... secretary , ;and Mr. Robert Brewis, treasurer ; the Rev. J. McKie, Mr. Councillor Bradshaw, Means. Dinedale and Newton, and Mrs. Spence Watson being elected members of the executive committee.—The financial I report was submitted. showing a balance of £4 2a. ...

... chair-when the follow- ing will take ?? John Barran, MAIP., Mr Lawrence Gane, MA., Mrs Luccock, Mils Walker, Mrs Costelloe, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Thendore Fry, Mrs Byles; Miss J. 0. Ford], lion. member of Leeds Trades' Council M Iiss Orme, ?? London; Mrs Bailey ...

... Lloyd George, M.P., Mr. A. J. William , M.P., Sir John Phear, Mr. Joseph Arch, Mr. P. W. Clavden, Mr. P- W. Banting, Mrs. Spence Watson, Mr. Scbnadhonst, Mr. 3. Griffith, Professor Ellis Edwards, Mr. William (Birmingham), Mr. T. Snape (Liverpool), Mr ...