... house in Hardwick Terrace, where infies meed situations, rho desire servants can at any time learn what girls Mra Ede, Mrs Spence Watson, up very and « number of other ladies The institution is fast into order, and it is It is obvious, hoped that it will ...

... the Rev E, Shortt, Mr 8, F, Frazer, Councillor Ritson (New- castle),’the Misses Lawson and MrQ. (Lon; Birs J. Watson, Mrs Spence Watson, Capt. Mitford, Mrs Mr and Mrs Logan, Dr Proudfoot, the Kev H, Irwin, the v F, Pickup, Me J, Dawson, and many others ...

... their duty to take such steps as would ensure their views being represented when the matter came before Parliament. Mrs SPENCE WATSON presented the report of the Ladies' Commiitee. which was very satisfactory. Dr ADAH WILSON, medical officer, reported ...

... resolution. He regretted much as any member the Board that Mrs Spence Watson's name had to be brought Into the matter in tho way it had, for he thought was right in saying that Mr and Mrs Spence Watson bad nothing whatever to with the erasure. It was very ...

... make' political capital. (Cries Hear, hear and “No.”) On a vote being taken, 21 voted for the motion, 15 against, and Mrs Spence Watson did not voce. The resolution passed former meeting was accordingly amended in the manner indicated by Mr Durham. Mr Dunford ...

... musical director. There waa a large audience, the building being fullv occupied. Among those the platform were Ur and Mrs Spence Watson, Mr J. C. Swan, and the H. M. Kennedy, Vicar of Plumptoo. Mr M. Burns moved vote of confidence in the Irish Parliamentary ...

... people the right to express by their votes their wishes with regard the public-houses in thoir own town. (Applause.)— Mrs Spence Watson seconded the motion, which was supported by W. S. Caino, MP., and carried unanimously.—Mr Guy Hayle.-, secretary of the ...

... lupported the Mayoress (Mrs Dunn), Ali Hindmarsh. and Aid Patterson ; Councillors Lawson, Bradthnw. Patterson, and Attlsck ; Mrs Spence Watson, and ethers. The feature ot the evening was an enjoyable programme, contributed by Miss Cecilia Arroytago, Miss Muni ...

... girls girls wider outlook if helped them be more helpful lovable women (Applause) ladyship presented the prizes motion Mrs Spence Watson by thnka was for presence Morpeth returned thanks on behalf of his wife for closed the National Anthem are names of the ...

... Major were Mr Win. Allen, M.P., Mrs Alan, and Mi: rGars Councillor Harkus and Councilicr Kiley Lord. N. y nop Dr and Mrs Spence Watson, M: and Mrs Walve red it mun, the Mayor of (Ceuscillor R. Is the Town d for mejoritv of the members of cbacd and their ...

... Millican. Amongst those present were Mr T. Burt, M.P., Mr W. C. B. Beaumont, M.P., and Lady Aline Becaumont, Dr and Mrs Spence Watson, Ald and Mrs J. Baxter Ellis, Ald Sutton, Councillor N. Temperiey and Miss Tempverley, Councillor and Mrs T. Cairns, ...

... young people. The seaside home at Whitley had again afforded o healthy holiday ‘for the children.—ln the absence of Mrs Spence Watson, Mr Oliver also read the repott of the girls’ echool, which was of a highly satisfactory character. Mr Holmes mentioned ...