... 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 ...

... Mrs. M cLeod, Miss Eliza Orme, Miss Haven , Mr. Sturart thr lendell, M.P., Prof. Stuart, M.P., r.Sickert, Dr. eng and Mrs. Spence Watson, Lord Weutwortli the plal TORY LOYALTY-LOYAL ULSTER. one 0 ma Scaa,-We need not be eurprised at the pro- a Ic sorit ...

... before long the rate- Palen of Gateshead will also have at least one lady representative the Board of Guardians, for Mrs Spence Watson, Miss Harriet Ricltaidsou, and Mrs Johnson are spoken of as probable candidate! at the approaching election. The avowed ...

... War, and Women's Positionin Relation Thereto, Mrs Moore Ede having kindly lent her drawing•room for the occasion. Mrs Spence Watson, President of the Newcastle and Gateshead Women's Peace Associ &on, intro laced Miss Robinson, who, in the course of ...

... building a hospital in connection with the homes. expenses it was seen how well adapted this was for its purpose when sone Mrs Spence Watson, on the 25th ult., delivered a leoture at illustrations of national customs were given. it was shown how Morpeth on Ireland ...

... Ladies to the front! exclaims the ?? Echo. The times and fashions change. Mrs. Fry; wife of the hon. M.P; for Darlington, Mrs. Spence Watson (daughter'of Mr. Gurney, formerly shorthand writer to the House of Lords), and Mrs. Dale (daughter of Sir Frederick ...

... aff.iirs. A northern contemporary calls attention to the fact that Mrs. Fry (the wife of the Member for Darlington), Mrs. Spence Watson (daughter of Mr. Gurney, formerly shorthand writer to the House of Lords), and Mrs. Dale (daughter of Sir Frederick ...

... hell at Gateshead School on b me no capital. By great exertion. y menus the 13th inst theprizes were distributed by Mrs Spence Watson need dwelling upon here. English sportsmen, the first in e a has 1 • • and by the generos it y of who made a short ...

... Horace and LadyflavsvZ, Sir Fredk. sad La~dy Mappin, Sir Hy. and ?? Ioscos, Mr. and M~rs. S. C. Selhivwn, and .Dr. and Mrs. Spence Wa~tson. Lord Ashbourne, the Irsb Lord Chsanelluor, arrived i in London yesterday from Dublin, and will remain a few days. Sir ...

... criticising, Professor Stanford has succeeded in getting up four orchestral official reports, speeches were then made by Mrs Spence Watson, as is too often the ease, with merciless severity on another occa- and four chamber concerts for the October and Lent ...

... Conferenceand public meeting, andamongat in the speakers were Lady Milbank, Mrs. David Dale, jg Mrs. Byles (of Bradford), Mrs. Spence Watson, Mrs. hI Leader(hfield), &a. Several pauers were read and ol fully disoussed, and congratulatins wrer indulged in it ...