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Pamphlet

SW/10/9
Item
1905

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

The Reform of the land Laws: A Series of Articles by Robert Spence Watson (Reprinted from the Northern Echo)

Pamphlet

SW/10/4
Item
1885

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

The Government and the Soudan, by Robert Spence Watson

Pamphlet

SW/10/5
Item
1887

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Niccola Pisano: A Paper read before the members of the Bewick Club, by Robert Spence Watson, LL.D, F.R.G.S.

Pamphlet

SW/10/6
Item
9 December 1893

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Notes on a reply to My Pamphlet: "Home Rule for Ireland: Fear or Hope?", by Robert Spence Watson.

Pamphlet

SW/10/8
Item
12 April 1897

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

Dr. R. Spence Watson on the Doreign and Colonial Policy of Lord Salisbury's Government, reprinted by request from the "Alnwick Guardian" of April 12, 1897, Being a Speech delivered under the auspices of the Alnwick and District Liberal Association [Printed for Private Circulation]

Pamphlet

SW/10/2
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30 May 1879

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

The History of English Rule and Policy in South Africa.' A Lecture Delivered in the Lecture room, Nelson Street, Newcastle-Upon-Tyne by Robert Spence Watson on Friday, the 30th May 1879, at the request of the Newcastle Liberal Association.

Pamphlet

SW/10/1
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3 May 1868

Part of Spence Watson/Weiss Papers

A Plan for making the Society More Extensively Useful, as an Educational Institution.' Read by R. S. Watson, Esq, at the General Monthly Meeting of the Literary an Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne.

Pamphlet [reprint]