EVENING TIMES 30 APRIL 1968 MUM OF HEARTBREAK MAN WOULD LIKE HIM TO GO TO AUSTRALIA Mrs Jessie Wallace, who cannot afford the fare home from Australia to Ardrossan, wants to persuade her son Charles to go to Australia to start a new life. Last week Charles’s 22-yer-old wife Helen was found murdered ...

GLASGOW HERALD
30 APRIL 1958

DEATH – McATEER

At 25 Churchill Drive, Ardrossan, on 25 April, 1958, Bridget McAteer.

COURT OF SESSION 30 APRIL 1913 FATAL ACCIDENT A court of session report in the 16 October 1913 edition of the Glasgow Herald indicates that William McCrindle, 7 years of age, son of Thomas McCrindle, labourer, 17 Kilmahew Street, Ardrossan, was killed at Parkhouse Farm, Ardrossan, on 30 April, 1913,...

GLASGOW HERALD
30 APRIL 1913

DEATH - MOIR

At St. Finans, Mitchell Place, Saltcoats, on the 28th instant, Miss Mary Moir.

GLASGOW HERALD
30 APRIL 1912

DEATH - HARRIS

Suddenly, at 37 Sidney Street, Saltcoats, on 27th April, Mary McGowan, relict of Robert Harris, hotelkeeper.

GLASGOW HERALD
30 APRIL 1910

DEATH - CAVENIE

At 7 Stanley Place, Saltcoats, on the 29th instant, Robert Cavenie.

GLASGOW HERALD
30 APRIL 1906

DEATH - WYLLIE

At Mayfield, Stevenston, on 28th April, George James, aged 3 months, infant son of James and Sarah Wyllie.

EVENING TIMES 29 APRIL 1971 SCOTS GUNMAN GOES FREE AT OLD BAILEY Charles James Ross, a 22-year-old engineer’s fitter, of Glasgow Street, Ardrossan, walked from the Old Bailey today having been granted a conditional discharge for 12 months after pleading guilty to unlawfully possessing a loaded .22 r...

EVENING TIMES 29 APRIL 1968 AUSSIES TRY TO HELP HEARTBREAK HUSBAND A cable went off from Australia House, London, today to immigration authorities in Canberra, the Australian federal capital, backing the plea of heartbreak husband Charles Carson, (26), of Ardrossan, Ayrshire, that his 70-year-old mo...

GLASGOW HERALD 29 APRIL 1933 WIFE MURDER CHARGE James Fergus McMurray, (46), Bank Clerk, Grosvenor Road, Muswell Hill, appeared on remand at Wood Green Police Court, London, yesterday, charged with the murder of his wife Mary Brown McMurray, by shooting her with a revolver, and with attempting to co...

GLASGOW HERALD
29 APRIL 1914

LAUNCH AT ARDROSSAN

The Ardrossan Shipbuilding Company launched yesterday the twin-screw passenger steamer ROBINA, which they have built to the order of the New Coastal Morecambe Pier Company for passenger traffic between Morecambe, Blackpool, and the Isle of Man.

GLASGOW HERALD 29 APRIL 1913 MARRIAGE – ARNOTT and SMITH At the Douglas Hotel, Bath Street, Glasgow, on the 28th instant, by the Rev. R. M. Adamson, M.A., St. John’s United Free Church, Ardrossan, William Arnott, son of ex-Bailie Arnott, Whifflet, Coatbridge, to Jessie, daughter of ex-Bailie Smith, ...