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... in connection with the Cambridge branch of the British Women's Temperance Association was held in that town recently. Mrs Spence Watson, of Newcastle-on-Tyne, presided, and openel with a capital address on the legislative aspect of the temperance question ...
... Federation was held in the Lovaine-hall, Newcastle, on Thursday afternoon, under the presidency of Mrs Spence Watson. Amongst presidency of Mrs Spence Watson. Amongst those on the platform were Mrs Bayley (Nottingham), Miss Bryce (London), Mrs W. P. Byles ...
... never take it up, and the question would be relegated to the far distant future. Mrs Brignell (Brighton), Mrs ByJes, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Gibson (North Hackney, London), and others took part in the discussion, but no resolution was proposed. Before the ...
... Badness . MOKIIIMITOBIIIRZ NOTES ON NEWS, Dr and Mrs Spence Watson are round. lug off their wonderfully trying labour in connection with the National Liberal I Federation by a holiday to Morocco, which Dr Watson described some time ego in • delightful ...
... DR. SPENCE WATSON. | Dr and Mrs Spence Watson (says the Daily Chronicle) are rounding off their wonderfuUy try- ing labour in connection with the National Liberal Federation by a holiday to Morocco, which Dr Watson described some time ago in a delightful ...
... DR SPENCE WATSON. —*—  Dr and Mrs Spence Watson (says the D?ily C'?ro?'e?c) are rounding off their wonderfully try- ing labour in connection with the National Liberal Federation by a holiday to Morocco, which Dr Watson described some time ago in a delightful ...
... Members of the Executive of the Women's Liberal Federation, and those who were present included, Lady Henry Somerset, Mrs Spence Watson Miss Cons, Mrs Selmar (of Denmark) Lady Han ilton (Tasrnania),Lady Stevenson, M' s Price Llughes, Lady Reed, Mrs Egerton ...
... who were very kind in a large way to the visitor. came at once, and the Neatens. of Glasgow; I believe that Dr. and Mrs. Spence Watson also were with after the lecture. and I remember that among the gnarls • taken over' were Dr. Creighton. the late Bishop ...