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... Newcastle, on “Ireland and Home Role,” under tbe anspioes tbe Newcastle and Gateshead Women’s Liberal Association. Mrs Spence Watson presided, and there was large attendance. Miaa Moffett moved:—“Thst ibis strongly condemns tbe Irish policy of the present ...
... Newcastle. on Ireland and Home Rule, under the auspices of the Newcastle and Oateshead Women's Liberal Association. Mrs. Spence Watson presided, and there was a large attendance. Mies MOIWATT moved That this meeting strongly condemns the Irish plky the ...
... A'sociation, Mrs Ormiston Chant of London delivered a lecture on Ireland and Home Rule at the Central Hall, Newcastle. Mrs Spence Watson recupied tte chair. -Miss M1offstt moved the following re- solution:-` That this meeting strongly condemns the Irish ...
... at Shinky Row.— Last night the Shincy Row Liberals assembled iv tho Primitive Methodist Chapel at tbat place to hoar Mrs Spence Watson, of Gateshead, relate what sho saw during her recent visit to Ireland Mr Johu Wilson, the late member for tho Houghton ...
... Dr. Watson for bis able, instructive/ and eloquent lecture.—Mr. SPENCE, in seconding the resolution, mentioned that Mrs. Spence Watson was among the audience. —The motion was carried with acclamation, and Dr. WATSON replied. I the motion of Mr. KILLIOK ...
... >hanks Dr. Watson for bis able* instructive, and eloquent lecture. Mb. SPENCE, in Mcoading the resolution, mentioned that Mrs. Spence Watson was among the audience. —The motion was carried with acclamation, and Dr. WATSON the motion of Mr, KILLICK, seconded ...
... unable to be present, but who smut premises of support. Mr. Charles Mitchell sent five guineas, and Mr. John Hall £lO. Mrs. Spence Watson. on behalf of herself and Dr. Watson, sent a subscription. Dr. Oliver wrote that he was unable to be present. Mr. Joseph ...
... cor tribution, and sent 5 gunieas. Mr John Hall wrote wishing the scheme every success and enclosed tea pounds. Mr and Mrs Spence Watson also sent a contribution. Dr Oliver and Dr Hume wrote regretting that they could not attend the meeting. Mtr Joseph Cowen ...
... Saturday, July 28th. to Dr. and Watson. —Last night, at the Newcastle Liberal Club, the political friends of Dr. and Mrs Spence Watson presented them with a marble timepiece, &c., on the occasion their silver wedding. Bethany Lay Church.—Last night, in ...
... rendering would be improvement. Tbe staging is excellent, tbe and theatre this week should be crowded. PRESENTATION DR AND MRS SPENCE WATSON. Mast night, at the Liberal Club. Pilgrim Blreet, Newcastle, a presentation was made to K. 8, Watson and Mrs Watson, ...
... PRESENTATION TO DR. AND MRS. SPENCE WATSON. On Monday night, the Liberal Street. Newcastle, presentation was Pll li » E. 8. Watson and Mrs. Watson 19 10 their having celebrated the twenty-fifth £**** of their wedding. Mr. J. Cameron over the proceedings ...
... among those present weie James Craig, M.P., Mr Ihomas Burt, M.P., James AnnanH, Mr M. Dodd, Mr G. Binks, John Havelock, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Burt, and others. Resolutions Urging upon tbe Liberals of Newcastle and the surrounding district the importance ...