... viz. :-Sir J. W. Pease, M.P., Mr. A. Pease, A1.P., Mr. Mieynell, Mr. D. Dale, Mr. J. Cowen, M.P., IMr. P. Westmacott, Dr. Spence Watson, Mr. B. Backhouse, and Mr. Edward Williams. The board then considered ?? the names proposed by both sides, and where ...

... Blackburn Town Hall, yesterday. to consider the fermation of a Sanitary Inspection Association; Alderman Dugdale presiding. Dr. Spence Watson and Mr. Duqncan, of the North- eaatern SanitaryInspectian Associationattended, and explained the objecltf the proposedi ...

... TRADE REPORTS. | 4 ~ evi TEE WAGES DISPUTE IN THE NORTHERN pa IRON TRADE. Li, Dr. Spence Watson, the arbitrator appointed to an settle ths) wages dispute in tie North of England Wi iron trade, held an inquiry at Newcastle on Fridury, and after hearing ...

... meeting of the General Council of the National Liberal Federation was held in the City Hall, Liver- pool, on Wednesday. - Dr. Spence Watson presided, and among those present were Sir Wilfred Lawson, M.P., and Sir Jobn Brunner. The Council passed a resolution ...

... anticipated that in the course of b- a fewdays a large number of hands will besemployed. THE NORTH OF ENGLAND IRON TRADE. Dr. Spence Watson, the arbitrator for the manufac- tured iron trade of the North of England. made his award on Monday, which reduces wages ...

... for arbitrators, the mess selecting amsongst others Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Chamberlain, and Mr. Bradlaugh, but ssltimately Dr. Spence Watson, of New- castle, was chosen by both sides, subject to the approval of the great body of operatives. Meanwhile the question ...

... wages rate at any works, when there had been no general change in the practice or mode of work- ing, As the award of Dr Spence Watson in the last arbi- tiation expired at the end of January, 1886, there had not since that time been any definite wages ...

... in Ireland. In the evening a great publio meeting was hold in thoe City Temple, Disestahlishment was discussesl d by Dr Spence Watson, AIr John Wilson, H.P., Mid-Durham; and Dr (riinness Rogers; and the meeting cartfied a disestablishment resolution withl ...

... weeks ago a dispute erose on the employers de- rnding a reduction of 76 per cent. in the wages of the men. Ul-timately Dr. Spence Watson was chosen arbitrator, and he convened the meeting, and sat to hear both sides. Mr. J. B. Winpenny of Middles- brough ...

... Nesycastle at the In next Palrliamzentary election avs atn Independenlt 11 Labour catididate. .0 DR. SPENCE WATSON WVILL 1NOT STAND. s 1-I Dr. Spence Watson, presidetit of the New- e it !castle Liberal Association, was yesterday invited d l by the members ...

... for tice North of England toanufactured iron toads, it was decided to refer tise wages dispute to the arbitra- tion of Dr. Spence Watson, of Xe castie, with the proviso theat airy new rate shall remiain in force only three months. WORKING A -NEW VEIN OF ...

... furnished to the Arbitration Board. If prices have gone below 1879, so have wages, which were last autumn reduced by Dr. Spence Watson, as arbitrator, 2i' per cent. below the 1879 minimum. With such a fall in price as is shown by the return just presented ...