... and that he be requested to send copies of these lesolutions to the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and Sir Wm. Harcourt. —Mrs Spence Watson seconded the resolution, and it was carried by acclamation. The Chairman, in replying, said there was one thing upon ...

... Gateshead, fox the purpose of considering the advisability of forming Ladies '.Liberal Association for tbe district. Mrs Spence Watson occupied the chair, and considerable discussion took place on tbe matter. resolution topi ultimately proposed the effect ...

... among those present weie James Craig, M.P., Mr Ihomas Burt, M.P., James AnnanH, Mr M. Dodd, Mr G. Binks, John Havelock, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Burt, and others. Resolutions Urging upon tbe Liberals of Newcastle and the surrounding district the importance ...

... Liberal Association), Mr C. Bulks. Mr W. T. Martin, &c. ; also a number of ladies, amongst whom werei—MrsPattinson, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Burt and Miss Buit, Mrs Howard, Naworth Castle; Miss Howard, Naworth Castle; Miss Moffatt, and Mrs Havelock.—The ...

... meeting ander the anspice* of the above branch was held. A goodly number of gentlemen —aa well ladies—were present. Mrs Spence Watson, of Gatesbaad, occupied the chair, and very interesting addresses were given by her and Mrs Ward Poole of LondoD. These ...

... ladies named presided and they were assisted in this duty by Mrs John Havelock and Mrs Durham. At the evening meeting Mrs Spence Watson, president of the Association, occupied the chair, and among those present on the platform were Mrs R. Cameron, Sunderland; ...

... reception room to receive the visitors as they entered. This ceremony was performed with courteous cordiality by Dr and Mrs Spence Watson, Mr Geo. Luckley, and Mr J. Cameron Swan. The; delegates after, being thus received passed into the leception room, which ...

... shortly after 10 o'clock, in the Lovaine Hall, St. Mary's Place, Newcastle. The attendance of lady delegates was good one. Mrs Spence Watson said that they were very sorry that Mrs Broadley Reid was prevented from coming to take the chair for the first hour ...

... exceedingly inclement, but this did not perceptibly affect the attendance, which was as large as the else the hall permit. Mrs Spence Watson, Newcastle, who presided, in opening the meeting, said she was glad to know that the ladies of Jarrow intended forming ...

... book depot, and other aggressive work. The bazaar is under the patronage ot Lady Carlisle, Lady Trevelyan, Lady Browne, Mrs Spence Watson, the Mayoress of Morpeth, and other well-known friends of temperance, who will preside at the opening ceremonies consecutive ...

... large attendance. Mr Thos, Crawford presided, and ho was supported on tho platform Mrs J. A. Pease, Mrs Theodore Fry, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Tweedy, and Miss Denholm. Miss Denham read the report of the association which states that the society had boon ...

... public meeting of the Newcastle and Gateshead Women's Liberal Association were held Central Hall, Hood Street, Newcastle. Mrs Spence Watson presided, and addresses were delivered J. H. Wilson, M.P., Dr. Watson, and Miss Gibson, Bride*. PRRSBTTBRIANISM QUAY ...