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... Aid. Smith occupied the chair. Mr. Joseph Swan read ‘•The Town Pump;” Mr. Garland “The Poor Traveller'’ (Dickens); and Mr. Spence Watson one of •■day's Lay* Ancient Rome, “Virginia.’* The readings were all effective, but the last was especially satisfactory ...
... J-Es and - men. The kr this eyewink is as follows : ' Mrs. Game (Mika), Mr. T. Ger. . land; Busses Arain's (Uta), Mr. Spence Watson; a &dada boa Niaskweed by Mr. • . , N. Hurst. The musical eselereseeses wilt be eon- • . ; ducted by Messrs. 0, sad li ...
... stated that the Lord Mayor had great hope of the system, one of the great hopes of Ireland. Mr. Charles read paper from Mr. Spence Watson “ Industrial Schools Art,” iu which the subject was ably treated. Mr. Edward Allwobtuy next read a paper “ The Neglected ...
... are exceedingly grateful for the help that the English nation is handing to them through its various instrumentalities Mr. Spence Watson writes:- We now entered on the scene of the battle of Gravelotte, as was painfully evident from the number of recent ...
... exceedingly grateful for the help that the English nation is handing to them through its various i us t?u mentalities. Mr. Spence Watson writes now entered the scene of the battle of Gravelotte, as was painfully evident from the number of recent graves and ...
... Anthony’s Mr Edward Savage 37 Campbell Street Railway Agent Mr William Haswell Stephenson 7 Summerhill Grove Coal Owner Mr Spence Watson Mosscroft Gateshead Solicitor On Monday evening meeting of Mr Fislier was held in the Hall Nelson Street Newcastle attendance ...
... Anniversary. Architects, 8. , . . . Boclal Science ABsooia.lon,B.—Best Method of Providing Higher Education in Boroughs, Mr. Spence Watson. m Geographical, Recent German Arctic Expedition, Capt. Sir L, M’Clintock, R.X, Tueb. Royal Institution, a.—“ Nutrition ...
... his thanks for the conferred upon him he hoped all parties now in him to properly carry the Act Mr rose to nominate Mr Spence Watson vioe-chairman of the Board There could doubt of great fitness for tho office for he been connected with Literary Phi ...
... those who will and can. Perhaps we ought to notice, for once, a remark made at the meeting reflecting upon ourselves. Mr Spence Watson stated that the re- peated from day to day falsehoods of the most degrading description, tothe prejudice, as we assume ...
... and now suJTering from great distress. At present there were several funds in operation to help France. His friend, Mr Spence Watson, had represented one France, and at present repre sented it here. Too great honour could not be given to those who both ...
... Agricultural Union, addressed crowded meeting in the Town Hall, ui support of the labourers at preaent out on strike. Mr Spence Watson was voted to the chair.—Mr Councillor Stephens proposed the first resolution—“ That in the opinion of this meeting the ...
... Agricultural Labourers' Union, addressed crowded meeting in Khe'TownHall, support of the laboarers present out strike. Mr. Spence Watson was votedtdtfoeehairi—Mr. ConncillorStephens proposed the first resolution. —Thai the opinion of tto meeting the condiuot ...