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Irvine Herald Ayrshire, Scotland16 Nov 1962 evening of last week—Mrs I. C. M. Fairweather presiding. Delegates gave their reports as follows:—Home Mission—Mrs J. Taylor; Foreign Mission —Mrs A. McDowall; Jewish Mission — Mrs J. Kelly; Temperance and Morals Committee—Mrs C. Reid. Mr David Nicol, Irvine View article |
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Kilmarnock Herald and North Ayrshire Gazette Ayrshire, Scotland5 Jul 1907 School, Hewers; Mrs Stevenson, liolehouse Road Miss Prentice, Dundonald Read; rs: Mrs Drummond Dundonald Road tuagaxines; Mrs Thorneycroft Netherplace, magazines; Mrs Carnie,_ Clyde Villa rhubarb. Mrs Brooke Dundonald Road, maga- Einei Mr% Mann Thomson View article |
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Irvine Times Ayrshire, Scotland11 Nov 1882 gave of Mr Halkett's remarks on the water question last week. should, we hear it said. have road dirty byre. The misprint will not, we hops, delay for one hoar the satisfactory settlement of the water rptestien. SLIME'S DIRATIL—Mr James Laird. cashier View article |
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Ayr Advertiser, or, West Country Journal Ayrshire, Scotland13 Nov 1890 who maintained the honour of his character by a vertuouis and exemplary lyfe, and strenuously defended the lawfulness of his office against the insults of our first zealots, Mr Andr,or and his accirmiplioes. The other was his son and heir, who, following View article |
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Irvine Herald Ayrshire, Scotland6 Feb 1875 Ilarrosh, Mr Hendrie, Kilwinning; Bailie Jas. M. Ferguson, Ayr Mr Dunlop, Alton; Mr M'Cowsn, Portland Ironworks; Mr Craig of Borlandliill; Itcv. Mr Inglis, K lint:tura; Mr Gt ay, !en tarn. , ck ; Mr Craw ford, Lsnghsr; Mr Ya'ce, maim:Later; Mr Pollock, View article |
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Irvine Herald Ayrshire, Scotland16 Oct 1959 LATE MR WILLIAM MANSON, M.B.E. The death took place suddenly last Thursday evening of a well known personality in Jlr William Manson, nt his residence, 9 Galt Avenue. Mr Manson came to Irvine as a boy to reside with his uncle and aunt, the late Mr and View article |
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Irvine Times Ayrshire, Scotland2 Sep 1887 Galloway. Mr J. Smith intimated that Mr D. Dougall, solicitor, Ayr, withdrew his candidature. The votes were then taker, with the following results : —First vote —Mr Young, 8 ; Mr Cunningham, 4 ; Mr M'Cubhin, 3; Mr Andrew, 2. Second v, to—Mr Young, 9; Mr Cunningham View article |
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Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald Ayrshire, Scotland23 Dec 1904 and others. Icing present. Mrs Dobbio also occupied one of the platform chain. Mr Hugh D. Tamiock proMdcd. and in ouursa of htt uitroductorr rcmariis. .-aid t)wt this was first oocsmoij on wiuah Ik- had bora prosont ladies' Liberal meeting. It gave him View article |
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Irvine Herald Ayrshire, Scotland30 Oct 1880 yearn for Mr Graham, my banished pears which saner, !veer, can visit me here.' 'Nu any plate eine, young lady, believe me,' aideased Graham with a smile, if smile the expands Writ be ailed. which gave to hi, the aspect of an exulting fiend, his *companion View article |
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Ayr Advertiser, or, West Country Journal Ayrshire, Scotland15 Oct 1891 announced the young lady la-gun grow stout, and her hulk increased till she attained a weight of thirty stones. This was more than theyougmon for, and wished hock out of his engagement. The lady, however, insists on his implementing his promise, and raised View article |
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Ayr Advertiser, or, West Country Journal Ayrshire, Scotland7 Jan 1886 heartily welcome you hock to Knoyklart. Mr Betel , in reply said—Mr M`Kintion and friends— My feelings almost prevent me from ackuowledging in fitting term, your most glorious reception. With one point at all events of Mr Itl'ffintion's eloquent whims. I do View article |
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Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald Ayrshire, Scotland1 Apr 1887 de th Mr Samuel Hyndman. of that city, the 41st year his age. As a boy, Mr Hyndman wafl employed ot ttie railway station hero the capacity booking clerk, and distinguished hi- activity and obliging disposition. He early attracted the attention his superiors View article |
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Ayr Advertiser, or, West Country Journal Ayrshire, Scotland13 Oct 1881 labile character of Mr Adam—his straight-forwardness sad truthfulness in all his relationships, his personal amiability, and his liberality and public spirit in promoting all movements for the welfare of the inhabitants of the district. Mr Adam, who was received View article |
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Kilmarnock Herald and North Ayrshire Gazette Ayrshire, Scotland24 May 1907 TEMPERANCE WORKERS. MR CAM ItIIN CI )ItHNIT'S AIGHT TALKING. On the invitation of Mr A. Cortwit, M.P., of Howellan, the members too ladies' Ansiliary of the Scottish Permissive Bill and Temperance Assoriatina t MINI a large nionber of ladies and gentlesama View article |
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Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald Ayrshire, Scotland13 Jun 1890 Parnell, Mr T. P. OâConnor, .lustin M Carliiy lato arrival), Ur Tannerâ I* king very spruce with pink carnation i:i his buttonholeâMr Cox, Mr Harrington, Mr K. Harrington, Mr T. I». Sullivan, Mr J. O'Connor, Mr Tim Healy, Mr Maurice Healy, Mr Sexton View article |
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Ardrossan and Saltcoats Herald Ayrshire, Scotland14 Jun 1895 discontented is the old wolf : he has s,e a tyrannised over y his young and en erge• -- who is his second spouse, and now en e ma,* allow him to come near his new-born Has Tory hatred of Mr Gladston e 'Oa into a species of insanity, needing th e strait View article |
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Kilmarnock Herald and North Ayrshire Gazette Ayrshire, Scotland9 Oct 1908 beyond that his inmate and busy week. Fur neat week Mr Coin- from tea c g muse uctuated. He cati- hen arranged a splendid programme, mu t e d hi s t o t a l ineerne at shout £ ll5 or £ l2O sod variety, good enterta,ners, good pie- per year. His salary et View article |
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Kilmarnock Herald and North Ayrshire Gazette Ayrshire, Scotland8 Mar 1907 dinner took place in the church hall, and was well attended. Mr Allan M'Pherson occupied the chair, and Mr John Grant officiated as croupier. The dinner was excellently purveyed by Mr and Mrs J. Loudoun. A telegram was read from Rev. Bruce Taylor, London View article |
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Ayr Advertiser, or, West Country Journal Ayrshire, Scotland7 Dec 1882 that PM. -_ Mrs Baird, Cambusdoon ; Mrs Baird, Rosemount; Mrs Dixon, Bellelsle ; The Marquis of Bute ; Mr Oswald of Auchincruive ; Sir Peter Coats ; Sir Andrew Barclay Walker; Mr John M. Houldsworth ; Mr R. F. F. Campbell of Craigie, M.P. ; Mr Wm. Houldsworth View article |
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Kilmarnock Herald and North Ayrshire Gazette Ayrshire, Scotland1 Feb 1907 ' The biweekiy Proprietor of The copies Mr and Mr' . Mr Weir Hardie, of cour se , means Revolu- Bu nter, Pathheacf, New ; Cumnock, fruit, tion. Mr Philip Sn ow d en, one o f t h e confections, and cakes• Mrs McFarlane, New ablest men of the Socialist View article |