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... character ol the Education Act. The Women's Liberal Federation bald meeting connexion with the National Liberal Pads ration. Mrs Spence Watson presiding. The Count*** of Carlisle. Lady Haytor, Lady Stoveneoe, Lady Grey, the Hon Mrs Ashley Ponaoaby being, amongst ...
... . The omen’s Liberal Federation held a meeting Newcastle to-day iu connection with the Naiioua! Liberal Federation, Mrs Spence Watson presii ling -the Conn less Carlisle, ly Hay ter, Lady Sievemon. Lady Grey, Hon Mrs Ashley Ponsonby being amongst others ...
... Mr. William O’Brien brought together monitor gathering in Newcastle, which also honoured with the presence Dr. and Mrs. Spence Watson. This meetingwasin .very roapoctastriking contrast to assembly of Independents” which was held in the Tyne city the ...
... William O'Brien brought together • monster gathering in Newcastle, which was also honoured with the presence of Dr. and Mrs. Spence Watson. This meet ingrate in every respect astriking contrast to inn assembly of Independents which was held in the Tyne ...
... Newcastle. There was enormous gathering of political friends in tho Town Hall, Newcastle. Ur. Spence Watson presided. Mrs. Spence Watson, behalf of the Women’s Liberal Association, presented an album containing choice views of tho district, while Councillor ...
... last It was recommended tha committee that the inmates of the workhouse have their usual Christmas dinner with beer, Mrs Spence Watson moved that the words with beer be omitted. She suggested that, instead beer, the inmates have coffee and fruit. Mr Ford ...
... lav-schaol teachers. St. Ceor-ge's Sunday-melicel tao-hers. Miss Level, Mrs. Cowna s. Miss Ui. Gil- 'c-lint Clark. and Mrs. Spence Watson. THIE PARiss CaiuRcn.-Mr. J. W. Smart, of 38, Lotlhair Avenue, Belfast, has been appointed principal tenor at the parish ...
... and was attended, was convened Mrs Bylee (Bradford). Miss Kate Ryley (Soothport). Mrs Stewart-Brown (Liverpool), and Mrs Spence Watson (Newcastle). The circular contained the resolution was proposed to submit to the meeting, but it also stated that it ...