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	Liverpool Mercury Lancashire, England 10 Sep 1881 PRESENTATION OF HIS PORTRAIT TO MR. T. S. RAFFLES There were also present Mrs. Raffles, the Misses Raffles, the Rev. Mr. Raffles, and Mr. W. Winter Baies. Letters of spology for absence , were read from the Mayor of Birkenbead (Mr. lW. Laird), and from Mr. W. Crosfield, jun. Mr. Clarke Aspitall, who bad View article Type: Article
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 14 Sep 1950 The Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Liverpool, Alderman the Rev. and Mrs. H. D. Longbottom, inspect part of the huge display In the Liverpool Chrysanthemum Show at St. George's Hall. (Story on Page Five) 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 Type: Illustrated
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 3 Mar 1979 ROW BREWS AS LAIRD BLOCKS SALE OF AXED SHIPYARD 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 Type: Illustrated
	Warrington Guardian Lancashire, England 3 Nov 1877 UNVEILING OF THE LAIRD STATUE AT BIRKENHEAD was mainly owing Mr. Laird's great ability, sound judgment, and untiring energy that Birkenhead's present high position and prospect future greatness are due. (Hear, hear.) In tendering great sod important services Ibis district, Mr. Laird always had the View article Type: Article
	Northern Daily Times Lancashire, England 21 Nov 1857 W. & H. LAIRD qualified SURGEONCHIROPODIST. eget o ,Residence— 36, SLATER-STREET, LIVERPOOL, the Ladies and Gentlemen ard his Subscribers, that ktt e n` 4l subscription List is still open, and Mr. S. will be happy their own residences, or at Ifs own consulting rooms, ti s;: View article Type: Article
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 30 Apr 1938 Ismily desire In amok ill relative/. Mai& nil and, hems lac Itii4 existalioas of symatir buserital Inhutts /team! daring thea berisvenmm--51 Tutelar. UM. Prance. The aircraft carrier Ark Royal being towed down the Mersey past Liverpool Gammen Laird's yard to Gladstone Dock Tutelar. UM. Prance. The aircraft carrier Ark Royal being towed down the Mersey past Liverpool Gammen Laird's yard to Gladstone Dock. BETTING IN THE REALM Mr. A. P. Herbert's Bill Frew Our Own Correspendunt E 90,000 Robbery At Castle Man Charged With Theft View article Type: Article
	Liverpool Mercury Lancashire, England 6 Apr 1863 THE ADMIRALTY AND MESSRS. LAIRD BROTHERS National Gallery have (observes the Athenoiem) recently come into possemion of Mr. Lewis's bequest of 210,000. The will was a little singular. Mr. Lewis left a portrait of his father, ' Gentlem Lewis, the well-known comedian, a crony of George IV., to View article Type: Article
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 23 May 1918 JOHN LAIRD'S HOUSE occupation Mr. Laird, M.P., till the death of his eldest son and successor, Mr. William Laird, it was the centre of the influences and energies mostly responsible for the rise, progress, and development of Birkenhead. The furtherance of iron shipbuilding and View article Type: Article
	Leigh Chronicle and Weekly District Advertiser Lancashire, England 23 Oct 1914 “EL—.a i. raffi Sunday corneb. laird Mw on the left,” PtamdsiL ■ »7 \|\| ,” ited , l0 “»ON'M» FOB corneb. laird Mw on the left,” PtamdsiL ■ »7 \|\| ,” ited , l0 “»ON'M» FOB ■UVDAT-FTAT-AT-BOHBi. ■tnuMd in, weariiiu .trictly KabUt^prmmtt. > . i°g’- , bee Any Tlfan. XM Ob# #r two oatioed hi# tell flgute >nd ipok# to ™“ “° ** P rom bB«»#». him, bat hi# muwora View article Type: Illustrated
	Liverpool Daily Post Lancashire, England 17 Apr 1861 QUEEN'S-HALL, B OLD-STREET Mr. GQMPERTZ respectfully announces that. oonsequroce ©f the great his NEW PANORAMA LATE EVENTS IN ITALY, The Patronage THE MARCHIONESS WESTMINSTER, Lady Grey Egeiton, Oui-on Park, The Hon. Lady Cust, Lea owe Castle, Mrs. Brassey, Lowndes-equare, London, Mrs. Laird, Birkenhead, And many ir residents in the neighbourhood. M'GREGOR LAIRD, Hamilton-;quire, Hon. Treasurer View article Type: Advertisement
	Manchester Evening News Lancashire, England 14 Mar 1939 Mr. Justice Stable stepping from his car at Manchester Assizes to-day gross (£10,862 net). Mr. George Anthony Bell, of The Hill, Chellaston, Derbyshire, a member of the R.A.F. Volunteer Reserve, killed when his machine crashed into the Rolls-Royce Works at Derby, left £3,451 gross (£3,346 net). Mr. Albert Whitehead. Hargate View article Type: Illustrated
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 25 Sep 1999 September 25, 1999 5 Asbestos victim accepts payout By Nell Hodgson Industry reporter A FORMER Cammell Laird worker has spoken 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 Type: Article
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 29 May 1948 The hull of the City of Liverp poolrovisional taking date of shape ton the on stooks Septem be at Cammell Lairds' yard, Birke.in..ad. The aunch Is r L L4 6. A.A)vg% Clerk to the Southport Justices Mr Cairns h.,' .1 14 W. Nee 4 and 2 A I. Hartwell. L.L.M SCOTLAND v. WALES -- rk,,:,,.,,• norm, n, st , M., Jean Dr4,lr! Mrs .s:. 'Nice; Sey. .5 and 2. Mrs A. 11.•:m tralM::e M Barron. lip. Miss Charles Stowe View article Type: Illustrated
	Wigan Observer and District Advertiser Lancashire, England 10 Dec 1902 Lady Gerard and Miss Gerard are goiDj? to Bt. SERIOUS FIRE AT MonU for the winter. ' Mr. Justice Walton 000. An offer has been made, usual, a stated Mr.B.Woods, Mr. Mr. selection of peace liteaature, which anil supplied and the case in opposition lh>- !v to the Secretary, Dr. W. by Mr. A. Hewlett and Mr. T. Rvtiiitf.* Kllw. rby, 47, New Broad-street View article Type: Article
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 21 May 1980 010011 Mrs. M. FLOOD and amiss , wish to thank relatives. mends and neighbours. clergy of Our Lady Star of Mass. LEWTH ITE Mr. FRANK MEAKI. would like to thank all friends and neighbours for the floral tributes and donations received on the sad loss of his friend Mr. NEIL McLEOD LEWTHWAITE of 2 Malthouse Court. Green Lane. Ormskirk. LOWS Mrs. LOWE and Familywish View article Type: Article
	Liverpool Daily Post Lancashire, England 19 Jan 1861 Birkenhead proprietary schooi (LIMITED), BIRKENHEAD PARK. XASAQXRS. A Anderson, Esq, John Laird, Esq.. H. K, Aspinall. Esq., John Park, Esq., Fupils at his 48, Bedford-street North. Abercromby-square. 2j19f2 ESTABLIc- HM.iNT fur the BOARL» and EDUCATION Y'lTOfG LADIES, br the Mis-es KMMERSuN. Duties this School will RESUMED next, the 22-id instant. 188. Nether field-road North. MR JAMES BICKIE View article Type: Advertisement
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 24 Apr 1980 Four -year-old Simon Matt, from Ralnhill, admires the British Empire Medal just pinned on his grandfather, Mr George by the 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 Type: Illustrated
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 11 Jan 1980 BETTING. 13-S Ardilea. Hub Way. 7.2 Laird Grey,tok6 11-1 Stopped. 16-1 Sparkling Targaa- 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 Type: Article
	Liverpool Echo Lancashire, England 18 Jun 1991 Royal tribute for a Laird 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 Type: Illustrated
	Liverpool Daily Post Lancashire, England 27 Jul 1857 was lsunohed Wednesday, from the boildinfr yard Alexander Denny, a iron screw steamer, tons mea«uremen(', intended for JHChnnall and Laird's decided that any person who may lend h» house the Mormons for .their meeting, may take any that sect into his service, or even iw them into his house, shall be fined 25 rii-doQjus. inhabitants the district who had embraced have abandoned to return the View article Type: Article