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9 FEBRUARY 1903
FOOTBALL
ARDEER THISTLE v. PORT GLASGOW JUNIORS
At Stevenston
Result: - Port Glasgow, 4; Ardeer, 1.
9 FEBRUARY 1903
FOOTBALL
ARDEER THISTLE v. PORT GLASGOW JUNIORS
At Stevenston
Result: - Port Glasgow, 4; Ardeer, 1.
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11 FEBRUARY 1909
NEW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
On the recommendation of the Right Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and Winton, Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire, the following gentleman has been added to the Commission of Peace for the county: -
JAMES MORRISON, Fullarton Place, Stevenston.
11 FEBRUARY 1909
NEW JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
On the recommendation of the Right Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and Winton, Lord Lieutenant of Ayrshire, the following gentleman has been added to the Commission of Peace for the county: -
JAMES MORRISON, Fullarton Place, Stevenston.
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11 FEBRUARY 1901
FOOTBALL – NORTH AYRSHIRE CUP
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. ANNBANK
At Stevenston
Result: - A draw, 2 goals each.
11 FEBRUARY 1901
FOOTBALL – NORTH AYRSHIRE CUP
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. ANNBANK
At Stevenston
Result: - A draw, 2 goals each.
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11 FEBRUARY 1860
GREAT MEETING OF MINERS ON IRVINE MOOR
Yesterday a large meeting of miners from Kilwinning, Stevenston, Irvine, and neighbourhood, took place on Irvine Moor.
From Stevenston, Kilwinning, and some other places under the Messrs Baird & Merry, it was reported that the men, in consequence of the furnaces being damped, were only getting about half time and that their wages were at the rate of 3s 6d per day.
The meeting agreed that every man employed by Messrs Merry & Baird take work at the collieries that gave them 4s per day.
11 FEBRUARY 1860
GREAT MEETING OF MINERS ON IRVINE MOOR
Yesterday a large meeting of miners from Kilwinning, Stevenston, Irvine, and neighbourhood, took place on Irvine Moor.
From Stevenston, Kilwinning, and some other places under the Messrs Baird & Merry, it was reported that the men, in consequence of the furnaces being damped, were only getting about half time and that their wages were at the rate of 3s 6d per day.
The meeting agreed that every man employed by Messrs Merry & Baird take work at the collieries that gave them 4s per day.
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12 FEBRUARY 1906
ARDEER GOLF CLUB
The monthly medal competitions took place over the course on Saturday afternoon, when there was a good turnout of players: -
Heys Medal – winner – A. Craig
Robertson Medal – winner – E. Foster.
12 FEBRUARY 1906
ARDEER GOLF CLUB
The monthly medal competitions took place over the course on Saturday afternoon, when there was a good turnout of players: -
Heys Medal – winner – A. Craig
Robertson Medal – winner – E. Foster.
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15 FEBRUARY 1909
ARDEER GOLF CLUB – MONTHLY MEDALS
Heys Medal – winner – W. Reid.
Robertson Medal – winner – H. J. Wylie.
15 FEBRUARY 1909
ARDEER GOLF CLUB – MONTHLY MEDALS
Heys Medal – winner – W. Reid.
Robertson Medal – winner – H. J. Wylie.
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15 FEBRUARY 1908
DISTRESSING FATALITY AT ARDEER
At the shooting range at Nobel’s Explosives Factory, Ardeer, Stevenston, an unfortunate accident took place yesterday, by which Mr. Frank Lyall, chemist and superintendent of the laboratories, was fatally shot.
Mr. Lyall had been testing cartridges at the range in the presence of one of the head office officials from Glasgow and a Canadian visitor. There were three assistants to Mr. Lyall, one of whom, who had been fifteen years in the service, was looking after the gun.
The rifle used was a No. 22 magazine, and the range was about ten yards.
Mr. Lyall was standing at the target in the act of changing it, when, through some mistake, a shot was fired, the bullet entering his back, killing him instantly.
The unfortunate affair caused consternation among those at the range.
Mr. Lyall was very popular at the factory, where he had been for twenty years, and his death has caused a widespread feeling of regret. He was in his forty-fourth year, unmarried, and resided at Ailsa View, Stevenston. His parents reside in Dumfries.
15 FEBRUARY 1908
DISTRESSING FATALITY AT ARDEER
At the shooting range at Nobel’s Explosives Factory, Ardeer, Stevenston, an unfortunate accident took place yesterday, by which Mr. Frank Lyall, chemist and superintendent of the laboratories, was fatally shot.
Mr. Lyall had been testing cartridges at the range in the presence of one of the head office officials from Glasgow and a Canadian visitor. There were three assistants to Mr. Lyall, one of whom, who had been fifteen years in the service, was looking after the gun.
The rifle used was a No. 22 magazine, and the range was about ten yards.
Mr. Lyall was standing at the target in the act of changing it, when, through some mistake, a shot was fired, the bullet entering his back, killing him instantly.
The unfortunate affair caused consternation among those at the range.
Mr. Lyall was very popular at the factory, where he had been for twenty years, and his death has caused a widespread feeling of regret. He was in his forty-fourth year, unmarried, and resided at Ailsa View, Stevenston. His parents reside in Dumfries.
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17 FEBRUARY 1869
BIRTH
At Ardeer House, Ayrshire, on the 16th instant, the wife of Patrick Warner, Esquire, of Ardeer; a son and heir.
17 FEBRUARY 1869
BIRTH
At Ardeer House, Ayrshire, on the 16th instant, the wife of Patrick Warner, Esquire, of Ardeer; a son and heir.
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19 FEBRUARY 1900
FOOTBALL
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. QUEEN’S PARK STROLLERS
Result: - Thistle, 3; Strollers, 2.
19 FEBRUARY 1900
FOOTBALL
STEVENSTON THISTLE v. QUEEN’S PARK STROLLERS
Result: - Thistle, 3; Strollers, 2.
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19 FEBRUARY 1901
AYRSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
A meeting of this association was held in Ayr last night – Mr. J. L. Copland, president, in the chair.
It was decided that the undecided semi-final tie in the county cup competition between Ayr and Kilwinning Eglinton should take place at Stevenston on 2nd March.
19 FEBRUARY 1901
AYRSHIRE FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
A meeting of this association was held in Ayr last night – Mr. J. L. Copland, president, in the chair.
It was decided that the undecided semi-final tie in the county cup competition between Ayr and Kilwinning Eglinton should take place at Stevenston on 2nd March.
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23 FEBRUARY 1878
ARDEER IRONWORKS
Two of the four furnaces at these ironworks, which belong to Messrs Merry & Cuninghame, have just been relighted after having been damped down for eight or nine months.
The remaining two are about to be fitted up on the most approved gas principle, and will consequently not be in blast for some time.
23 FEBRUARY 1878
ARDEER IRONWORKS
Two of the four furnaces at these ironworks, which belong to Messrs Merry & Cuninghame, have just been relighted after having been damped down for eight or nine months.
The remaining two are about to be fitted up on the most approved gas principle, and will consequently not be in blast for some time.
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24 FEBRUARY 1888
STEVENSTON SCHOOL BOARD
At the monthly meeting of this Board – Mr. Donaldson presiding – a letter was read from Mr. Brunton, of the Glasgow & South Western Railway, stating that the Board had encroached on the company’s ground adjoining the new street at Saltcoats Station, and asking what proposal the Board had to make.
The matter was delayed till inquiries are made.
It was reported that the attendance at schools was improving.
24 FEBRUARY 1888
STEVENSTON SCHOOL BOARD
At the monthly meeting of this Board – Mr. Donaldson presiding – a letter was read from Mr. Brunton, of the Glasgow & South Western Railway, stating that the Board had encroached on the company’s ground adjoining the new street at Saltcoats Station, and asking what proposal the Board had to make.
The matter was delayed till inquiries are made.
It was reported that the attendance at schools was improving.
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