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... PRESENTATION TO DR. AND MRS. SPENCE WATSON. On Monday night, the Liberal Street. Newcastle, presentation was Pll li » E. 8. Watson and Mrs. Watson 19 10 their having celebrated the twenty-fifth £**** of their wedding. Mr. J. Cameron over the proceedings ...
... and Miss Gow, Cambo.â Miss Nicholson stated that informal meeting had been held a few days ago, presided over by Mrs. Spence Watson, who explained the nature and objects of such associations. âMrs. Joicey then proposedâ That this association oalled ...
... Libeeal Meeting. Cottingwood Lane, under the auspices of the Wansbeck and Morpeth Women's Liberal Association, when Mrs. Spence Watson will deliver a lecture upon Ireland since the Union. This meeting is sure to be very interesting. The dames of our ...
... aU their operations to work for the benefit of the Liberal ,J£ty and only deal with common sense. He then introduced Mrs. Spence Watson, of Newcastle, to deliver her lecture on Ireland since the Union.— Mrs. Watson at the outset congratulated the members ...
... The election of officers was next with, the re-election of the president, the vice-presidente ly Grey, Mrs. Joicey, Mrs. Spence Watson, fire B jurt, and Mrs. Fenwick), the secretary, be and the (Miss Ayre) beis former members yall M 5 jand the . P. Brown ...
... Sir John Swinburne, Bart., Mr. C. Fenwick, M.P., Mr. Chas. Philip Trevelyan, Mrs. Fenwick, Mre. Mayoress (Morpeth), Mrs. Spence Watson, Miss Nicholson (Morpeth, hon. sec. of the treasurer; Miss Gow, the Women’s Liberal Association), Miss Ayre, hon ; Miss ...
... Dr. Mr. A. T. Flagg, M.A., Princi of the Marine School, South Shields, will take the subject of “ Da: Schools,” and Mrs. Spence Watson the “Technical Instruction of Girls.” A very im; it and practical subject of discussion will Sabre that of continuation ...
... Councillor Grocock ; Councillor Hogg, North Shields; Mesers. Andrew McHuyh (Secretary of the club), R. Jobes, Wheatley, Mrs. Spence Watson, Mies Watson, Miss and others. The greeted with cheering, returned bis thanks for the honourable position that had been ...
... OPENING CEREMONY. At the openin ceremony on Saturday, Mr. T. Burt, M P. presided, and amongst others present were Dr. and Mrs. Spence Watson, Mr. Charles Fenwick, M.P., Mrs. Burt, Councillor Hogg (Shields), Mr. W. Dunn (chairman of the club), Mr. A. McHugh ...
... votes at the election of 1895, for if they had, ehe fancied that her sex have been credited with the Liberal defeat. Mrs. Spence Watson is evidently a close student Tess letter which the Clerk of Pustic Parr ror the South Blyth Council has Burra. wens ...
... ON RANCE Mrs. Spence Watson, of fod” public was the chief speaker at a whieh was at on W evening. The question, she said, was & most serious it was one about whieh deeply. They bad lost the would have become law. Loeal Veto Bill which they The last General ...
... E CZAR’S MANIFESTO Mrs. Spence Watson then moved the following resolution :—“ That this Conference of Women’s Liberal Associations cordially welcomes the manifesto which has just been issued by the Czar of Russia, and trusts that the Government of this ...