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	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 15 Jul 1854 Launch of a Steamer at Birkenhead. — On Wednesday Mr. Laird launched from his yard at the Birkenhead Float the Launch of a Steamer at Birkenhead. — On Wednesday Mr. Laird launched from his yard at the Birkenhead Float the magnificent iron screw-steamer Pera, belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental Com- pany. The Pera is a sister ship to the Nubia, lately launched View article Type: Article
	Chester Chronicle Cheshire, England 14 Mar 1845 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTHS. 6th inst. at Birkenheai, Mr. W. Laird, of a son. 6th inst. the lady of DEATHS. BIRTHS. 6th inst. at Birkenheai, Mr. W. Laird, of a son. 6th inst. the lady of Major General Sir Robert Cunj liffe, Bart, of a daughter. Bth Mrs. John T. William, Victoria House, Holywt!l, of a wn. in«t- Mrs. R. M. Griffith, the National Provincial View article Type: FamilyNotice
	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 17 Nov 1928 CAMMELL LAIRD'S BUSY CAPT. FRANCE-HAYHURST Full Work Throughout Winter Mr. R. 8. Johnaon, managing director of Owning.ll Laird and Co. serving in his Majesty's Forces. a V Ist' 't.:- CHESHIRE COUNTY NURSING ASSOCIATION BAZAAR. Katharine DueMu of Westminster at the opening esremony on Thursday. Left to right: Mr. A. Mart Davies, Mr. N. J. ToDamasks, Lady Steamy of Aldertey. Mrs. Ilalselin View article Type: Illustrated
	Chester Chronicle Cheshire, England 15 Jun 1867 LADIES' CLUB, * AVSIVKRS 'his Society will held on WEDSKWT, JTOB I9tb, 1867. T, dt MRS. CREWE HILL . 8«WABCE8»E«:-MRS LADIES' CLUB, * AVSIVKRS 'his Society will held on WEDSKWT, JTOB I9tb, 1867. T, dt MRS. CREWE HILL . 8«WABCE8»E«:-MRS. jmiNSTONE; MISS M. c POWDRELL. b Siewardi:—Mß. BEARD; MR. J. SALMON. . Tea on the Green at Fonr o'clock. Admission: —To Green and Tea View article Type: Advertisement
	Crewe Chronicle Cheshire, England 12 Aug 1944 THE CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 12, 1944. 'PLANE CRASH-LANDS AT SHOCKLACH LORD RUNCIMANS DAUGHTER KILLED One daughter of Laird and Lady RUNCIMANS DAUGHTER KILLED One daughter of Laird and Lady Runciman was killed and another serious.y injured in an air crash atl Shockiach on Friday. Both were members of the Air Transport I Auxiliary. ' The Hon Mrs. Margaret Fairweather, aged 36, of 0:d Yew View article Type: Article
	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 20 Jun 1857 BIRTHS. On the 11th inst., the lady of William Laird, Esq. Prince's-psrk, Liverpool, of a son. On the 11th inst, On the I2th last, the wife of Mr.' T. Edwards, the Gross, in this city, of a son. On the 13th inst., st Tslaere, Flintshire, the Hon. Lady Meetya, of a son. MARBIASES m Ou the 15th but:, at St. Michael's Church, Liverpool Mr. Edward Parsonage, grocer, Wrexham View article Type: Article
	Northwich Guardian Cheshire, England 4 Nov 1865 j*rd of MeMn. Laird Co., next attracted attention, and the Prince and Lord Derbj entered Into animated conreraation with Mr and Mrs. Paynter. Mr. and Mrs. and J. A. Picton. Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Kathbone, Mr. and Mrs. F. Shand. Mrs. Shuttieworth. Mr. and Mrs. Turner. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner, Mr. and View article Type: Article
	Chester Chronicle Cheshire, England 5 Jun 1852 Runcorh.—The beautiful new iron steamer Countess of built by Mr. Laird, f»r the Iluncorn au*l Liverpool navigation, performed a very Rev. 11. 8. Joseph, Capt. Walker, Mr. Alcock, Mr. Edwards Mr. Jones the chandler, Mr. Jones, Old Bank, and Mr. Garrett, Hat.dbridge, for the kind attention paid them by those gentlemen, and Mr. ! Edward Parry, for his exertions at the Church and the Assem- View article Type: Article
	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 3 Jun 1893 DEATH OF MR. HENRY H. LAIRD,.OF BIRKENHEAD wreaths and other floral tributes were Mrs. Laird, Mr. and Mrs. John Laird, Mr. and Mrs. William Laird and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Laird, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. View article Type: Article
	Chester Chronicle Cheshire, England 16 Apr 1859 h r§aft> _ VALUABLE LADY'S HORSE.—A handsome Bay , GELDING, eight years old, quiet, perfect in his , piers, and h r§aft> _ VALUABLE LADY'S HORSE.—A handsome Bay , GELDING, eight years old, quiet, perfect in his , piers, and well broke to carry Lady, will be SOLD BT AUCTION, on Wednesday next, Aran. 20, about 2 p.m. at Fab*. Bicaxar, Cheshire. TO be SOLD, on the View article Type: Advertisement
	Chester Chronicle Cheshire, England 28 Mar 1914 AT CAMMELL, LAIRD’S SHIPYARD Council: Thos. Davies and Mrs. Davies, Mr. J. b. . . Ollive (clerk). urban District Council: Mr. Alf. Ashby (chairman) and Mrs. Ashby, Mr. W A. Weston (clerk). Chester Rural District Council: Mr. Win. loft (chairman) and Mrs. Toft, Mr. J. P. Camon (clerk) View article Type: Article
	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 7 Jan 1865 HBTJ: LAIRD, M.P., ON WORKING _B__H3.LAND AND BUILDING SOCLETIEST gentleman was supported on the platform by Mr. B. Darbyshire, Mr. Aid. White, of Warrington, the Bey. Geo. Mather, Major Hornbiower, Mr. T- M- Downham (president of the society), Mr. B. Lee, Mr. G. Lloyd, Mr. J. R. Williams, &c. Letters of apology for inability View article Type: Article
	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 5 Apr 1919 An intereding photograph fp here prorated of Admiral Beatty in hie boyhood days in Cheshire. 11,e lower G;ure in the picture. readily will be recognised hi that of the nays' hero. (Photo by permission fit Mr. Miley. Cleiness) to say. ' After the singing of the Notional Anthem. Atilt-mini Hewitt led cheering for Sir David and Lady Ileatty and for the Meyer. His Worship and Lady Feat entertained the assembly at tea in the COuncil Clamber. THE DEPARTURE . After the ceremony was View article Type: Article
	Crewe Guardian Cheshire, England 31 May 1890 MR. GIADSTONR AND HIS Summed! by his political opponent• shhh made for the more of tompirsore, to• ought to give the. his cordial; of his °midi ion. olpplateg.) tle sure they would him to W England to Illoodaire Lady Him Henna and Calmed LIMO. , Ho Pir Philip deo as his ham, and View article Type: Article
	Runcorn Guardian Cheshire, England 28 Mar 1913 EMP . LORD BARRYMORES CONGRAIULATIONS. HAPPY ALLUSION 11 1)E. hNtutP. The laird Herby, lodien and gienilenien,—Von tin me the Very Kwoor. Mr.. I n• areonlingly pre,ided s , ud was riupported by Lily liarlash. Mr. W 111. WM)* .4t411111 and Mr. tb': Reds.. Amongst others 'present were Jr. J. H. Cooke, Mu, Clio.. J. Mu. Joieph Cawley Mr. J. Arther fowler. Mr. J. Loral. Mr. C. g. Newell View article Type: Illustrated
	Hyde & Glossop Weekly News, and North Cheshire Herald Cheshire, England 21 Oct 1876 MeeMM. gine, sal nee laird al lbw On It, tally bintyng ne tweets et the They mere 12:r .; b meeting and carried with cheers.—Mr. Derbyshire next proposed a vote of thanks to the ladies who had presided at the tables, also to the band, the glee party, the Handbell 'Ringer*. and to Mr. Taylor, the pianist: Mr. Wellesley seconded the resoln• Lion View article Type: Article
	Northwich Guardian Cheshire, England 27 Oct 1877 CASTING OP THE LAIRD STATUE and it caused his hands to blael. Ho went boms and told his mother what bad occurred, and subiequently returned and asked Mr. Viggers pay him b» wages, but refused. He baid Mr. Viggers had previoiuly assaulted him the presence of his men, and they only View article Type: Article
	Hyde & Glossop Weekly News, and North Cheshire Herald Cheshire, England 30 May 1874 warder Prat A skew isms mad is Parer W laird mad ems The fessithearmi. kr their Gore sands isa pm on geeing his companion in the water, let go his oars and clutched frantically at the atone pier of the bridge hia boat was drifting loot. As he had risen from his mot to cling to the bridge, the sodas rated the boat to back from under his, and be sloe View article Type: Illustrated
	Chester Chronicle Cheshire, England 21 Dec 1861 The Election—Laibd Bras-icy.—On batnrday evening last a meeting of operatives, in the employ of Messrs. Laird and Sons, took place received with v->ry great favour indeed, that at Mr. works, the men, whether electors or non-electors, were paid for what be called the election holidays.— Correspondent to the Da Ig Post. —The Tablet says: Mr. Laird polled l,iilil votes to Yr. Brassey's 1,338 View article Type: Article
	Cheshire Observer Cheshire, England 24 Mar 1888 The Local Government Bill has so far met with an extraordinarily favourable reception. Mr Gladstone has praised it, his followers ohoir, under the leadership of Mr 6. E. Roberts, sang at intervals. The refreshment arrangements, whiob were on an elaborate scale, were under the management of Mrs Williams and Mrs Miln, assisted by a staff of young ladies. A most enjoyable evening was View article Type: Article