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10 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
There was a good attendance at this tournament yesterday, and as the ties progress the interest increases. Some capital ties were played.
The winner of the Saltcoats tournament (Willie’s Mill, Irvine) was beaten by W. H. Goldie, Hurlford.
10 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
There was a good attendance at this tournament yesterday, and as the ties progress the interest increases. Some capital ties were played.
The winner of the Saltcoats tournament (Willie’s Mill, Irvine) was beaten by W. H. Goldie, Hurlford.
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10 AUGUST 1891
STEVENSTON THISTLE SPORTS
On Saturday afternoon these sports took place at Warner Park, Stevenston. There was a large attendance of spectators.
10 AUGUST 1891
STEVENSTON THISTLE SPORTS
On Saturday afternoon these sports took place at Warner Park, Stevenston. There was a large attendance of spectators.
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11 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
This tournament was resumed yesterday in beautiful weather. As the tournament nears a close the interest is becoming greater, and some fine play was witnessed.
11 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
This tournament was resumed yesterday in beautiful weather. As the tournament nears a close the interest is becoming greater, and some fine play was witnessed.
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11 AUGUST 1890
STEVENSTON THISTLE F.C. SPORTS
The second annual meeting under the above auspices was held at the club’s new ground, Warner Park, on Saturday afternoon, before a large attendance of spectators.
11 AUGUST 1890
STEVENSTON THISTLE F.C. SPORTS
The second annual meeting under the above auspices was held at the club’s new ground, Warner Park, on Saturday afternoon, before a large attendance of spectators.
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11 AUGUST 1899
A STEVENSTON WIFE BEATER
At Ayr Sheriff Court, JOHN O’PREY, collier, Townhead Stevenston, was sentenced to 30 days’ imprisonment for wife assault.
11 AUGUST 1899
A STEVENSTON WIFE BEATER
At Ayr Sheriff Court, JOHN O’PREY, collier, Townhead Stevenston, was sentenced to 30 days’ imprisonment for wife assault.
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12 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
There was a large attendance at this tournament yesterday. The weather was favourable and the green very keen.
The semi-finals commence at one o’clock, and the final at five today.
The semi-final ties:
J.S., Ardeer v. W. H. GOLDIE, Hurlford
CROWN, Galston v. N. JAMIESON, Darvel
12 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
There was a large attendance at this tournament yesterday. The weather was favourable and the green very keen.
The semi-finals commence at one o’clock, and the final at five today.
The semi-final ties:
J.S., Ardeer v. W. H. GOLDIE, Hurlford
CROWN, Galston v. N. JAMIESON, Darvel
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12 AUGUST 1891
DEATH
ROCHE: At Kasauli, Punjaub, on the 7th of August, Louie Violet Olive, older child of Sergeant-Major E. A. Roche, M.S., and grand-daughter of Patrick Warner, Esquire, of Ardeer, Ayrshire.
12 AUGUST 1891
DEATH
ROCHE: At Kasauli, Punjaub, on the 7th of August, Louie Violet Olive, older child of Sergeant-Major E. A. Roche, M.S., and grand-daughter of Patrick Warner, Esquire, of Ardeer, Ayrshire.
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12 AUGUST 1897
APPOINTMENT OF POSTMISTRESS - STEVENSTON
Mrs. Wishart, Dumbarton, has been appointed postmistress.
12 AUGUST 1897
APPOINTMENT OF POSTMISTRESS - STEVENSTON
Mrs. Wishart, Dumbarton, has been appointed postmistress.
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12 AUGUST 1896
WIFE ASSAULT
At Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday – before Mr. James Henderson, Hon. Sheriff-Substitute, Alexander Brown, labourer, Boglemart Street, Stevenston, was convicted of assaulting his wife, Jean Brannigan, by striking her on the head with a zinc pail.
He was fined £2, or 20 days’ imprisonment.
12 AUGUST 1896
WIFE ASSAULT
At Kilmarnock Sheriff Court yesterday – before Mr. James Henderson, Hon. Sheriff-Substitute, Alexander Brown, labourer, Boglemart Street, Stevenston, was convicted of assaulting his wife, Jean Brannigan, by striking her on the head with a zinc pail.
He was fined £2, or 20 days’ imprisonment.
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12 AUGUST 1897
EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE
Early on Tuesday morning four men, with blackened faces, knocked on the door of Janet Dalziel, who resides by herself in a small house in Schoolwell Street, Stevenston. They gained admission, and proceeded to attack the woman. She was knocked down, kicked and maltreated, so that she was rendered insensible.
The noise made by the men aroused a woman who lives next door, and she came to see what the matter was. The man who was nearest to her covered his face with his jacket to prevent his identification.
A man who lives near came on the scene with a gun, and threatened to us it if the men did not leave the place. An attempt was made to get the gun from him, but after a scuffle the men went away.
It was found that the woman was lying on the floor insensible. She was lifted into bed and attended to by the neighbours. Her eyes were blackened, her face and body bruised, and one of her fingers badly cut.
12 AUGUST 1897
EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE
Early on Tuesday morning four men, with blackened faces, knocked on the door of Janet Dalziel, who resides by herself in a small house in Schoolwell Street, Stevenston. They gained admission, and proceeded to attack the woman. She was knocked down, kicked and maltreated, so that she was rendered insensible.
The noise made by the men aroused a woman who lives next door, and she came to see what the matter was. The man who was nearest to her covered his face with his jacket to prevent his identification.
A man who lives near came on the scene with a gun, and threatened to us it if the men did not leave the place. An attempt was made to get the gun from him, but after a scuffle the men went away.
It was found that the woman was lying on the floor insensible. She was lifted into bed and attended to by the neighbours. Her eyes were blackened, her face and body bruised, and one of her fingers badly cut.
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13 AUGUST 1895
HURLFORD MINERS AND THE STEVENSTON DISASTER
At a meeting of Hurlford miners last night – Mr. William Ferrans, chairman of the Parish Council presiding – a committee was appointed to make arrangements for the collection of subscriptions towards the Stevenston Disaster Relief Fund.
13 AUGUST 1895
HURLFORD MINERS AND THE STEVENSTON DISASTER
At a meeting of Hurlford miners last night – Mr. William Ferrans, chairman of the Parish Council presiding – a committee was appointed to make arrangements for the collection of subscriptions towards the Stevenston Disaster Relief Fund.
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14 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
On Saturday this tournament was concluded in splendid weather. The green in the forenoon was very keen owing to the dry weather, and some difficulty was experienced in getting close to the jack.
FINAL: - J. S. (James Scott), Ardeer, 21; Crown, Galston, 16.
14 AUGUST 1899
ARDEER BOWLING TOURNAMENT
On Saturday this tournament was concluded in splendid weather. The green in the forenoon was very keen owing to the dry weather, and some difficulty was experienced in getting close to the jack.
FINAL: - J. S. (James Scott), Ardeer, 21; Crown, Galston, 16.
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