... the order of Messrs. Win. Milburn and Co. of Newcastle. The vessel as she left the ways wae christened the Peking by Mrs Spence Watson, a sister cf one'of the builders. The Peking is to be fitted with engines of the builders' own make of 200 horse-power ...

... 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 ...

... Clarke, Mrs Hallam, Mrs Riley, Mrs J. T. Scott, ?? Featherstone- hangb, Mrs Arkle, Mrs Hindmarsb, Mrs Joseph Watson, Mrs Spence Watson, Mrs Walmaley, and Miss Murray.- After the Mayor had stated the cause of their meeting teogclher, Mrs Gurney proposed ...

... } secondmd the motion, and pointed out the rapid =Casa of the echool since its foundation was first I suggested by Mrs. Spence Watson twelve years ago. The school at Gateshesd was the largest of the company's schools in the provinoce, and be thought ...

... for the Care of Friendless Girls was held in the Town liall, Gateshead. Captain Chapman presided. The hon. secretary (Mrs. Spence Watson) read the third annual report, which dated that there had been new girls under the care of the association during the ...

... A oratory Department is attached to the ochooL The Dee Howe. highly recommended by the Head Mistress, Moorwilde, and Mrs Spence Watson, within live minutes' walk of the School. ...

... in Modern English Politic. was delivered by Miss Orme. of London, in the Temp&anoe Hall, Nelson Street. Newcastle. Mrs. Spence Watson presided. There was a fairly large audi. ence.—Miss Ornie, at the outset, stated that the first thing they ought to ...

... attend. ance of the parents and friends of the scholars. Amongst those present were Lady Frederick Cavendish, Dr. and Mrs. Spence Watson. Miso Cooper, Mr, John Pattinson, the Rev. Moore Ede, and others. Lady Frederick Cavendish, on entering the room, was ...

... already mentioned, were Mr. Dickenson, Dr. Spence Watson, the ladies On the Newcastle Committee, Mr♦ Moore Ede and Mrs. Spence Watson from Gateilead, and the (istesbead Committee. ...

... T. Burt. E.g.. M.P.. M. Spence Watson. sad Ladies sad Gentlemen, will addame the Adakion Free. Chair he takes by MRS SPENCE WATSON. A PUBLIC TEA in with the above will be provided at 6 o'clock. Tickets eat*. UNDER THE AttIPICSI OF THE LIBERAL UNION ...

... Newcastle and Gateshead Wasnen's Liberal Association was held last night in the Central Hall, Hood Street, Newcastle. Mrs. Spence Watson (President of the Association) presided, and there was a large attendance. The BON. (Mies A. E. Pattinson) raid that ...