... Darlington, hon. sec. of the Women's Liberal Federation; Mrs. Alfred Illingworth, and Mrs. W. P. Bytes, of Bradford ; Mrs. Spence Watson, of Newcastle ; Mrs. H. J. Wilson, of Sheffield; Mrs. Joshua Rowntree, and Mrs. Ellis, Scarborough. The subjects discussed ...

... that the influence of the parson and the squire was still an important factor in elections in the country districts. Mrs. SPENCE WATSON and Mrs. LEADER, of Sheffield, spoke in the same sense. Miss LUCAS, of Darlington thought that it would be quite as ...

... offer it in the work of registration. (Cheers.) The following officers were re-elected for the ensuing year : President, Mrs. Spence Watson, Bensham Gros e, Gateshead ; vice-presidents, Mrs. Atherley Jones, Lady Alethea Blackett, Mrs. James Craig, Lady Edward ...

... made for the executive to , be elected by ballot on January 28th—the. .I. .. .. . rr .. January annual meeting—when Mrs. Spence Watson, of Newcastle, will be present. Cordial acknowledgments of the . help given in the bye municipal election in West Bowling ...

... according to the decision of the previous meeting, twenty-one members, in addition to the presidents, were appointed. Mrs. Spence Watson, of Newcastle, then addressed the meeting. She referred to the growing part taken by women in politics, and instanced ...

... Wm. Woodall, M.P. Miss Wheeler seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. A vote of thanks was proposed by Mrs. Spence Watson to Miss Brem ner , w h o a l so men ti one d th e f ac t th a t in Newcastle we had four thousand and Gateshead eighteen ...

... Mrs. Allanson Picton, Mrs. Charles Schwann, Mrs. Joshua Rowntree, Mrs. Joicey, Mrs. Edward Crossley, Mrs. Tom Bayley, Mrs. Spence Watson, Miss E. Shaw Lefevre. The platform is the only part of the hall that wilt be monopolised by women. A limited number ...

... Lady Russell, Mrs. James Joicey, Mrs. Mundella, Miss Mundella, Miss Monck, Miss E. Shaw-Lefevre, Mrs. Joshua Rowntree, Mrs. Spence Watson, Mrs. Tom Bayley (Nottingham), Mrs. Chapman (Winchester), Miss Donkin, Mrs. Maberley (Christchurch), Mrs. T. Lough, ...

... and Miss Gow, Cambo. Miss Nicholson stated that an informal meeting had been held a few days before, presided over by Mrs. Spence Watson, who explained the nature and objects of such associations. Mrs. Joicey then pro That this Association be called the ...

... all their operations to work for the benefit of the Liberal party, 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 ...

... Mrs. H. G. Reid, Mrs. J. Rowntree, Lady Sandhurbt, Mrs. W. Sickert, Lady Stevenson, Countess Tolstoi, Lady Trevelyan, Mrs. Spence Watson. Hon. Secretaries : Mrs. T. FRY and Mrs. B. REID. lion. Treasurer : Mra. E. McLaren. The following (formerly only ex-officio ...

... a distinguished convert, and the north country W.L.A.'s must have the credit of having won him at last to our side. Mrs. Spence Watson alluded with much force and happy feeling to this auspicious event at the annual meeting of the Newcastle Association ...