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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England23 May 1952 an interest in his grandfather's £90.000 estate. Trustees of his grandfather's will, Mr. Eric Herbert Channon. Mrs. Margaret Blanche Headlev.l and Barclays Bank, intervened in the suit and said he was an adopted son. Mr. Cleave said his birth was not recorded View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England18 Jan 1994 BERT. January 16. 1994 . , beloved husband of Hilda. Will his arms with roses Laird. and when sou see him. smile. tell him that I miss him, and love him all the while. Sadly missed by all his 111111iiy Cremation at Landi.lllll. 7.30 a.m. on 114011dd1 View article |
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Heywood Advertiser Lancashire, England18 Jun 1971 have willth H thatday Mr ea living. Mr Davis wondered if ever y been granted to his widow Mrs be the local elections in Sexily asked about having a bath Am Davies. dt l with dark a selected the hadn't eloquently indicated in Mr Albert Pinner of 38 Stan- View article |
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Lancashire Evening Post Lancashire, England21 Mar 1957 rateable to and respectively. Giving his decision Mr. J. Laird, member of the tribunal. said the court were wrong in reducing the assessment, which would reinstated at £29 gross and rateable There wlu be no order to costs. Mr. Bern had asked the court to reduce View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England7 Mar 1955 recent tad Ood bleu you all Mr V A f ish a to that ' : laneirellmistier* and friends foe Mass and lets of ageops:hy durine their sad b•rrivernen.. thanks slap • .talf 4,5 Ward Centre: d iem, his hei *metal. tr earn end at:ent.on —Mr s. thanes NICOL'S, l eer View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England22 Sep 1975 1.. e Li,erpool Echo, /Amodio, Big dip in Laird Group profits Pretax profit for tnc Laird Grv..p, -.lth its diversified interests in metal industries, transport and aviation, motor components and other engineering, and dap repairing, down for the half-year View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England17 Oct 1955 Four ladies seeking a title cluster round to prepare a table at Burroughs and Watts hall, Soho Square, London, for the women's amateur snooker championship first round te•day. From the left are: Mrs. Nancy Webb, Tottenham; Rita Holmes, Leyton; Mrs. Marion View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England27 Nov 1993 El Tel's Lairds' tough task CARLSBERG Tetley West Cheshire League leaders CAMMELL LAIRDS have a great FA Vase third round home tie against North West Counties first division Glossop North End on December 11 (2pm). * * * There are three outstanding FA View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England5 May 1966 included Mr. A. F. Hull. chairman Eller- Liverpool's hous i n nian's Wilson Line. Ltd. and problem could be solved Mrs. Hull. Mr. and Mrs. 'P. G. only by approaching the Staniforth. Mr. and Mrs. J. task of slum clearance and W. R. Fewlass. Mr. and Mrs. the View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England30 Jul 1962 Runs Galore At Camel! Laird's The impregsive total of 466 runs for the loss of only 10 wickets was scored in the Merseyside Competition game at Kirklands. when Calomel! Laird ran up 276 for six declared and were held to a draw by 41aterloo Part, who replied View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England26 Aug 1998 Powell 4-8-11 P McCabe 66 1314)6-0 RALLASILLA (91) B Paling 3-8-8 T Sprake 76 13(4)445 LADY LAPI4IIO4IO (17) W Mut 34-8 J Reid 47 14(2)050 MISS OREM (15(J Hob 3-8-8 R His 71 1997: Sharp Imp 7-8.11 Martin Dwyer 5-1 Rowed drawn (2) 14 ran. ECHO BETTING: 3 Alpen View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England6 Feb 1954 could Learn by reading all the books in the library I could not help wondering when he was going to get his work done if ne was going to spend his time 143 ' reading. Indeed, the trouble began almost as soon as he had taken the post He started on a section View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England3 Mar 1979 nciu ding Said Mr Des Biilington, senior management jobless. group chairman: We are Ever since, former workers going to about loud and long about this because men are being deprived of the .night to work. In a letter to Mr Billington, Mr Rab Butler, chairmic View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England25 Sep 1999 September 25, 1999 5 Asbestos victim accepts payout By Nell Hodgson Industry reporter A FORMER Cammell Laird worker has spoken of his anguish at watching his colleagues die from asbestosis contracted at the shipyard many years ago. Boilermaker Thomas Crowley View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England24 Feb 1995 Charm 8 Mr Pres.denl. 10 Val de Rama. 331 Ogiera. r ' By CORINTHIAN CAMMELL LAIRDS travel to Bedfordshire club Arlesley Town tomorrow for the biggest test in the club's historY._ The sides meet in the FA Vase quarter 'final (3.00) and Lairds boss Ray View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England14 Sep 1950 Buenos Aires. For the launching. Mrs. de Hogan wits nominated by Mrs. Eva Peron. wife of the Argentine President. SMOOTH ENTRY Representing Cammell Laird and Co.. Ltd.. were Mr. R. W. Johnson (assistant managing director) and Mr. P. B. Hunter (director). Prior View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England11 Jan 1980 Cambium,' (Mrs E Boucher) Mrs D Oughton 4 II 7 NI 23 MONS Brits. (BF) (L Tregaskes) J Gifford S 11 5 A One Spirit Lampert. K Whiulo. 511 5 •r)a'sV entuve NleCausehe!.: I 5 11 15 419 20000-4 United (Mrs 31 Barstow) G Balding 5 11 5 621 NO Slithers= (Mrs D Goldstein) View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England18 Jun 1991 Royal tribute for a Laird campaigner A LEADER of the Keep Cammell Laird Afloat campaign is to receive a royal accolade for his part in the fight to save the stricken shipyard. Ken Morris, chairman of Laird's shop stewards committee, has been invited to View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England7 Jan 1977 LAIRD PEACE PLAN FAILS: PRODUCTION STOPS TODAY HOPES that a mass meeting of platers and shipwrights would be held at Cammell Laird's Birkenhead shipyard, late yesterday and that it would lead to a resumption of work so that negotiations could take place View article |
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Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England24 Apr 1980 were: Mrs Margaret Beßringer, of North Linkside Road, Wootton. 2S Town Hall. Mr Fogg. head years a school crossing foreman plater at ammell lipop lady: Mr Alfred laird. Birkenhead, has Adamson, of Townsend worked on many %essels lollipop lady: Mr. Alfred View article |