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THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES WERE RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR
INSERTION IN THE APPENDIX :-
INSTITUTE OF ACCOUNTANTS AND ACTUARIES IN GLASGOW.
Office-Bearers constituting the Council for the year 1860. — James M'Lelland, president ; Allan Cuth-
bertson, J. C. Foulds, Robert M'Cowan, James Wyllie Guild, and William Anderson, committee ; Andrew
M'Ewan, auditor ; Peter White, treasurer ; Walter M'Kenzie, secretary.
Aitken, Robert, of Aitken & Mac-
kenzie, 66 St. Vincent street.
Anderson, William, of Kerr, An-
derson, & Brodie, 132 St. Vin-
cent street.
Anderson, James, 46 Renfield St.
Auld, Wm., of M'Ewan & Auld,
63 St. Vincent street.
Black, Alex., of Black & Robson,
14 Princes square.
Brodie, J. A., of Kerr, Anderson,
& Brodie, 132 St. Vincent St.
Brown, Wm., of M'Cowan &
Brown, 17 Gordon street.
Buchanan, T. G., of T. G. Bu-
chanan & L. M. Kerr, 157 Bu-
chanan street.
Cairns, Charles, 57 West Nile St.
Carswell, Wm. J., 3 Royal Bank
place, Buchanan street.
Church, Wm., jun., 67 St. Vincent
street.
Cowan, Wm., 64 St. Vincent st.
Craig, Robert, of Thomson & Craig,
70 George square.
Cunningham, C., 26 Gordon st.
Cuthbertson, Allan, of D. & A.
Cuthbertson, 110 Fife place.
Cuthbertson, Donald, of D. & A.
Cuthbertson, 110 Fife place.
Dreghorn, David, 21 St. Enoch sq.
Fleming, John, 21 St. Vincent pi.
Forrester, Robert, 128 St. Vincent
street.
Foulds, J. C, 64 Buchanan street.
Gardner, Cliarles, of White &
Gardner, 20 Buchanan street.
Graham, John, 136 Buchanan st.
Guild, J. W., 65 St. Vincent st.
Guild, David R., 65 St. Vincent
street.
Hamilton, Dundas, 64 Buchanan
street.
Kerr, Henry, of Kerr, Anderson,
& Brodie, 132 St. Vincent st.
Leek, Henry, 94 West Nile st.
M'Clelland, Jas., of Jas. M'Clel-
land & Son, 128 Ingram street.
M'Clelland, James, jun., of James
M'Clelland & Son, 128 Ingram
street.
M'Cowan, Robert, of M'Cowan &
Brown, 17 Gordon street.
M'Cubbin, D., of M'Cubbin &
Johnston, 1 10 Buchanan street.
M'Ewan, Andrew, of M'Ewan &
Auld, 63 St. Vincent street.
M'Farlane, G., 116 St. Vincent st.
M'Lean, Wra., 98 Fife place.
Mackenzie, Walter, of Aitken &
Mackenzie, 66 St. Vincent st.
Mann, John, 153 Queen street.
Miller, John, 71 Queen street.
Mitchell, MoncriefF, of Mitchell &,
Watson, 146 Buchanan street.
Moore, Alex., of Moore andCopIand,
48 Queen street.
Mudie, Wm., jun., 112 W. George
street.
Outram, D. E., 1 Royal Bank pi.
Reid, John C, of Tolmie, Reid, &
Gait, 8 Princes square.
Reid, Wm., 68 St. Vincent street.
Ritchie, Alex., of Ritchie & Drew,
97 West George street.
Robertson, Laurence, jun., 58 St.
Vincent street.
Robson, George, of Black & Rob-
son, 14 Princes square.
Smith, James, 20 Buchanan st.
Swan, John R., 59 St. Vincent st.
Todd, Ruthven C, 115 St. Vine. st.
Thomson, James, jun., of Thomson
& Craig, 70 George square.
Tolraie, Wm., of Tolmie, Reid, &
Gait, 8 Princes square.
Walker, Peter, 9 St. Vincent pi.
Watson, John E., 58 St. Vine. st.
White, Peter, of White & Gaird-
ner, 20 Buchanan street.
Wink, Geo., 42 West George st.
Woodside, A., 112 W. George st.
Wylie, Alex., 68 St. Vincent st.
THE STABLE GREEN FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
Instituted at Glasgow in 1771.
Its objects are — 1st, An aliment during sickness,
and a superannuation allowance after the age of 65 ;
2nd, an annuity payable after 50, 55, 60, or 65 years
of age; 3rd, a funeral allowance at death.
The tables of contribution and distribution are
founded upon the Highland Society's report, and
were adopted in 1835.
The Society meets to receive contributions and
enter new members on the first Monday of Decem-
ber, March, and June, and on the Friday after the
15th of September, which is the annual meeting, at
which office-bearers are chosen for the following
year.
William Robertson, Cockmuir, Springburn, presi-
dent ; David Brown, 177 Main Street, Anderston,
collector ;] John Mackinnon, Carnbroe Iron Works,
secretary.
GLASGOW PHONETIC SOCIETY.
Instituted 3d Dec. 1844.
Rooms — 3Y Sauchiehall Street.
Office-Bearers — -Thomas Stout, president ; James
Granger, rice-president; Wm. Smeal, treasurer;
John Paterson, secretar}', 2 Abercromby place ;
James Dewar, librarian; J. Mann, c nvener. — •
Committee— David Fortune, Alex. Fraser, James G.
Temple, John Andrew, John Symon, Alex Steele,
and John Thomson.
The object of this society is to promote the prin-
ciples of Phonetic spelling and printing, and to ex-
tend the knowledge of phonographic short-hand
writing.
Members meet on the 1st and 3d Wednesday of
each month, from 8.30 till 10 p.m.