... d with made.. Mr. David Dale presided, and amongst the speakers announced teem Dr. Spence Watson, of Newcastle. and Mrs. Spence Watson; Mr. Mr. John Wilson. late M.P., ; Mr. Pry, M.P., Mrs. Fry, Misses Pry, and other ladees and gentlemen were present ...

... at Shinky Row.— Last night the Shincy Row Liberals assembled iv tho Primitive Methodist Chapel at tbat place to hoar Mrs Spence Watson, of Gateshead, relate what sho saw during her recent visit to Ireland Mr Johu Wilson, the late member for tho Houghton ...

... who took part in the discussion were hln Sanndertoo, and Miss Bremner, of Hall, the pablie meeting afterwards held, Mrs Spence Watson, Newcastle-on- Tyne, moved resolution in favonr of Home Role which was carried. —The usual votes of thanks concluded ...

... at 3 pm ISAAC WILSON, Esq., M.P., MRS FRY, President •t tho Darlington Women's Liberal Assoc-iation, MRS D. DALE, and MRS SPENCE WATSON will address the meeting. Bules of the Association will be submitted to the meeting, a committee ap- pointed, and members ...

... to have a Women's Liberal Association established in that division, and Mra Orme, president of that body, along with Mrs Spence Watson and other well-known ladies, had offered to come to Consett to form a branch of that useful organisation there. (Ap- ...

... ladies and gentlemen are expected to be present ana toke part in the proceedings :— Lady Milbank, Mrs Eyles (Bradford). Mrs Spence Watson (Gates- «««H Mrs Smithson (York), Mrs Dale : Theodore «J, Ksq., M.P, David Dale, Esq.. J.P., J. B Hodgkin. Sco^ ...

... aud waa supported by Miss Wilkiuson, York ; Lady Mil bank, Mrs David Dale, Mrs Hall, Doucaster; Mrs Byles, Bradford; Mrs Spence Watson, Newcastle ; Mrs J. Nuff, Bradford ; Mrs McEoberts, Leeds; Mrs Alfred lliiugworth, j Bradford ; Miss Hopkins, Scarborough ...

... questions only. Remarks were made on the subject by several ladies present, amongst whom were Mrs. Mac Roberts (Leeds), Mr-.. Spence- Watson (Newcastle on- Tyne), Mrs. Wilkinson (York), and Mrs- Cameron (.Sunderland.. A. paper ■was read by Mrs. Macßoberts ...

... meeting, presided oyer by Mrs. Fry was held in the Mechanics' Hall, and amongnt the speakers were Lady Milbank, Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Spence Watson, and several gentlemen. THE ABCHBIBHOP YORK OS SUNDAY OIOSINO. Last night the annaal demonstration of the Church of ...

... questions only. Remarks were made ou the subject by several ladies present, amongst whom were Mrs. Macßoberts (Leeds), Mr*. Spence- Watson (Newcastle on- Tyne), Mrs. Wilkinson (York), and Mra Cameron (Sunderland). A piper was read by Mrs. Macßoberts (Leeds) ...

... the evening. The women ?? wsll include Mrs. Theodore Frv, the hon. secretary of the Woomen's Liberal Federa- |tiou; Mrs. Spence Watson, of Newastle; Mrs. W. P. Bytes, Mrs. costelloe, Miss Orme, LL.B., of London; and others. Miss L 0. Ford Las promised ...

... Liberal Associations. Mrs. H. J. Wilson presided, and was accompanied the platform by Earl Compton, M.P., Mrs. Byles, Mrs. Spence Watson, Mr R. K. Causton, M.P., Mr. A. Williams, M.P., Mr. Robert Hammond. Mrs. Wilson said that Liberals they could not pretend ...