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25 OCTOBER 1897
FOOTBALL – NORTH AYRSHIRE CUP
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. GALSTON
At Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 2; Galston, nil.
25 OCTOBER 1897
FOOTBALL – NORTH AYRSHIRE CUP
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. GALSTON
At Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 2; Galston, nil.
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26 OCTOBER 1891
FOOTBALL
IRVINE v. STEVENSTON THISTLE
Result: - Thistle, 5; Irvine, 1.
26 OCTOBER 1891
FOOTBALL
IRVINE v. STEVENSTON THISTLE
Result: - Thistle, 5; Irvine, 1.
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27 OCTOBER 1894
REPRESENTATIVES FOR STEVENSTON PARISH COUNCIL
At a meeting of the Parochial Board the representatives for the Parish Council were fixed at 13 – nine for Stevenston and four for Saltcoats part of the parish, and it was agreed to intimate this to the Northern District Committee of the County Council.
27 OCTOBER 1894
REPRESENTATIVES FOR STEVENSTON PARISH COUNCIL
At a meeting of the Parochial Board the representatives for the Parish Council were fixed at 13 – nine for Stevenston and four for Saltcoats part of the parish, and it was agreed to intimate this to the Northern District Committee of the County Council.
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29 OCTOBER 1894
FOOTBALL – AYRSHIRE COMBINATION
HURLFORD v. STEVENSTON THISTLE
On Warner Park, Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 6; Hurlford, 2.
29 OCTOBER 1894
FOOTBALL – AYRSHIRE COMBINATION
HURLFORD v. STEVENSTON THISTLE
On Warner Park, Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 6; Hurlford, 2.
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30 OCTOBER 1899
FOOTBALL
LUGAR BOSWELL v. STEVENSTON THISTLE
At Stevenston
Result: - Lugar, 3; Thistle, 2.
30 OCTOBER 1899
FOOTBALL
LUGAR BOSWELL v. STEVENSTON THISTLE
At Stevenston
Result: - Lugar, 3; Thistle, 2.
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30 OCTOBER 1899
DEATH
WINNING: At Cross Keys Tavern, Stevenston, on the 27th instant, James Winning, spirit merchant, aged 55 years.
30 OCTOBER 1899
DEATH
WINNING: At Cross Keys Tavern, Stevenston, on the 27th instant, James Winning, spirit merchant, aged 55 years.
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31 OCTOBER 1898
FOOTBALL
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. KILWINNING MONKCASTLE
At Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 4 goals; Monkcastle, 1 goal.
31 OCTOBER 1898
FOOTBALL
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. KILWINNING MONKCASTLE
At Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 4 goals; Monkcastle, 1 goal.
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1 NOVEMBER 1898
ASSAULTING POLICEMEN
Yesterday at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court EDWARD WELSH, labourer, Townhead Street, Stevenston, pleaded guilty to having, on 29th October, created a breach of the peace there, and was fined in £1 or 10 days’ imprisonment.
THOMAS WELSH, marine fireman, was charged with committing a breach of the peace and assaulting Constables Anderson and Myles while they were apprehending Edward Welsh, a brother of the accused.
Thomas struck both constables repeatedly on the face and body and butted him with his head, and bit Myles on the right leg.
He pleaded guilty, and was fined in £3 or 30 days imprisonment.
1 NOVEMBER 1898
ASSAULTING POLICEMEN
Yesterday at Kilmarnock Sheriff Court EDWARD WELSH, labourer, Townhead Street, Stevenston, pleaded guilty to having, on 29th October, created a breach of the peace there, and was fined in £1 or 10 days’ imprisonment.
THOMAS WELSH, marine fireman, was charged with committing a breach of the peace and assaulting Constables Anderson and Myles while they were apprehending Edward Welsh, a brother of the accused.
Thomas struck both constables repeatedly on the face and body and butted him with his head, and bit Myles on the right leg.
He pleaded guilty, and was fined in £3 or 30 days imprisonment.
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2 NOVEMBER 1897
POACHING CASES
At Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday MATTHEW CLASPER, senior, miner, New Street, and WILLIAM KILPATRICK, miner, Boglemart Street, Stevenston, pleaded guilty to trespassing in pursuit of game on the lands of Ardeer, and were fined 30s each, or seven days’ imprisonment.
WILLIAM GARDNER, junior, miner, Auchenharvie Cottages; JOHN THOMSON, miner, Boglemart Street; and MATTHEW CLASPER, junior, miner, New Street, Stevenston, pleaded guilty to a similar offence, and were fined in 22s each, or seven days’ imprisonment.
2 NOVEMBER 1897
POACHING CASES
At Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday MATTHEW CLASPER, senior, miner, New Street, and WILLIAM KILPATRICK, miner, Boglemart Street, Stevenston, pleaded guilty to trespassing in pursuit of game on the lands of Ardeer, and were fined 30s each, or seven days’ imprisonment.
WILLIAM GARDNER, junior, miner, Auchenharvie Cottages; JOHN THOMSON, miner, Boglemart Street; and MATTHEW CLASPER, junior, miner, New Street, Stevenston, pleaded guilty to a similar offence, and were fined in 22s each, or seven days’ imprisonment.
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2 NOVEMBER 1896
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. KILBARCHAN
At Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 2; Kilbarchan, 2.
2 NOVEMBER 1896
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. KILBARCHAN
At Stevenston
Result: - Thistle, 2; Kilbarchan, 2.
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2 NOVEMBER 1895
RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR AT STEVENSTON
At Saltcoats J.P. Court yesterday, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, JOHN CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, WILLIAM BEATTIE, JAMES BEATTIE, THOMAS McCULLOCH, JAMES JACKSON, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, JAMES ARMSTRONG, and JAMES WEIR were charged with assault, breach of the peace, and malicious mischief, on the 5th of October.
The accused are labourers and miners residing in Stevenston.
The evidence showed that they were members of a party that attacked Charles McCafferty, knocking him down and beating him near the Shore Road, when he was going home to Ardeer Square.
Two men named Paterson and Havelin, who rescued him, were also assaulted.
The accused followed McCafferty to Paterson’s house, threw stones at the door, and broke two panes of glass in the window.
Later on they went to the house of a Pole named Charles Smith and asked for his melodeon. He said it was too late, and told them to go away. They threw stones at the door, and broke several panes of glass in the windows.
One of the witnesses was a Pole named Charles Smith, and as he could not speak English the services of Isabella Ness, from Glengarnock, were secured as an interpreter.
The following were found guilty on both charges and fined one guinea:-
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, JOHN CAMPBELL, THOMAS McCULLOCH, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, JAMES ARMSTRONG, AND JAMES WEIR.
The remainder of the accused were fined 10s 6d for breach of the peace and malicious mischief, namely:-
ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, WILLIAM BEATTIE, JAMES BEATTIE, and JAMES JACKSON.
2 NOVEMBER 1895
RIOTOUS BEHAVIOUR AT STEVENSTON
At Saltcoats J.P. Court yesterday, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, JOHN CAMPBELL, ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, WILLIAM BEATTIE, JAMES BEATTIE, THOMAS McCULLOCH, JAMES JACKSON, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, JAMES ARMSTRONG, and JAMES WEIR were charged with assault, breach of the peace, and malicious mischief, on the 5th of October.
The accused are labourers and miners residing in Stevenston.
The evidence showed that they were members of a party that attacked Charles McCafferty, knocking him down and beating him near the Shore Road, when he was going home to Ardeer Square.
Two men named Paterson and Havelin, who rescued him, were also assaulted.
The accused followed McCafferty to Paterson’s house, threw stones at the door, and broke two panes of glass in the window.
Later on they went to the house of a Pole named Charles Smith and asked for his melodeon. He said it was too late, and told them to go away. They threw stones at the door, and broke several panes of glass in the windows.
One of the witnesses was a Pole named Charles Smith, and as he could not speak English the services of Isabella Ness, from Glengarnock, were secured as an interpreter.
The following were found guilty on both charges and fined one guinea:-
WILLIAM CAMPBELL, JOHN CAMPBELL, THOMAS McCULLOCH, WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, JAMES ARMSTRONG, AND JAMES WEIR.
The remainder of the accused were fined 10s 6d for breach of the peace and malicious mischief, namely:-
ARCHIBALD KENNEDY, WILLIAM BEATTIE, JAMES BEATTIE, and JAMES JACKSON.
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4 NOVEMBER 1895
FOOTBALL
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. KILMARNOCK ATHLETIC
At Saltcoats
Result: - Thistle, 4; Athletic, 3.
4 NOVEMBER 1895
FOOTBALL
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. KILMARNOCK ATHLETIC
At Saltcoats
Result: - Thistle, 4; Athletic, 3.
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