... president, oscupied the chair, being supported by Mr Asbton Dilce, M.P., 31rs Dilke, MrJ. C. Steven- son, M.P., Mr and Mrs Spence Watson, Col. Potter, O.B., and Mr W. S. Robson (London), while the vieecehair was filled by Mr J. W. I'ease (Peu-iower). The ...

... 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 ...

... while the real criminals are at large. Three drawing-room meetings and a working woman's meeting, presided over by Mrs. Spence Watson, have been held under the auspices of the Ladies' National Association, in the Newcastle and Gateshead district; and ...

... of the Newcastle and Gateshead Women's Liberal Association trok place on Friday night at the Central Hall, Neweaetle. Mrs Spence Watson presided, and there was a fairly large ?? honorary secretary (Miss Pattinson) read the annual report, which stated that ...

... Mr 0. Townsend, J.P. Mr W. H. Elkinp, Miss Emily Sturge, Mrs Cowen (Nottingham), Miss Mandera (Wolverhampton), Dr aud Mrs Spence Watson (Newcastle-on-Tyne), and the Rev J. Robberds (Cheltenham), ST. PRILIP'S SOUTvI LAI3OUR LEAGPUE,-At a meeting on Tuesday ...

... appropriate act if the Queen's jubilee year could bave been marked by sgranting- the suffrage to her Majesty's own sex, . Mrs SPENCE WATSON, of Newcastle, supported the resolution, and dwelt on the great progress which had been made by their movement, inasmuch ...

... A'sociation, Mrs Ormiston Chant of London delivered a lecture on Ireland and Home Rule at the Central Hall, Newcastle. Mrs Spence Watson recupied tte chair. -Miss M1offstt moved the following re- solution:-` That this meeting strongly condemns the Irish ...

... cor tribution, and sent 5 gunieas. Mr John Hall wrote wishing the scheme every success and enclosed tea pounds. Mr and Mrs Spence Watson also sent a contribution. Dr Oliver and Dr Hume wrote regretting that they could not attend the meeting. Mtr Joseph Cowen ...

... Newcastle, the annua-,i meeting in coonection with the Newcastle and Gateshead Women's Liberal Asso- ciation was held. Mrs Spence Watson ?? Ashton Dilke delivered on address. NEWCASTLE LITERAlLY CLuB.-In connection with the Newcastle Literary Club an excellent ...

... Mrs. M cLeod, Miss Eliza Orme, Miss Haven , Mr. Sturart thr lendell, M.P., Prof. Stuart, M.P., r.Sickert, Dr. eng and Mrs. Spence Watson, Lord Weutwortli the plal TORY LOYALTY-LOYAL ULSTER. one 0 ma Scaa,-We need not be eurprised at the pro- a Ic sorit ...

... Horace and LadyflavsvZ, Sir Fredk. sad La~dy Mappin, Sir Hy. and ?? Ioscos, Mr. and M~rs. S. C. Selhivwn, and .Dr. and Mrs. Spence Wa~tson. Lord Ashbourne, the Irsb Lord Chsanelluor, arrived i in London yesterday from Dublin, and will remain a few days. Sir ...

... Conferenceand public meeting, andamongat in the speakers were Lady Milbank, Mrs. David Dale, jg Mrs. Byles (of Bradford), Mrs. Spence Watson, Mrs. hI Leader(hfield), &a. Several pauers were read and ol fully disoussed, and congratulatins wrer indulged in it ...