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MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL OF GLASGOW.
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burghs since 1885. Residences, 1 Strat-
ford Place, London; Ardwell, Wigton-
shire.
Matheson, Alexander, Esq., of Ard-
ross (Burghs of Inverness, &c), has re-
presented the burghs' since 1847. Address,
38 South Street, Grosvenor Square, Lon-
don ; Ardross Castle, by Alness, Ross-
shire.
Matheson, Sir James, of Achany and
the Lewis, Bart, (combined counties of
Ross and Comarty), sat for Ashburton
from 1843 to 1847, when he was chosen
at the general election to represent the
counties. Residences, 13 Cleveland Row,
London ; Achany and Rosehall, Suther-
landshire ; Stornoway Castle, Island of
Lewis ; Southill Park, Bracknell, Berks.
Moncreiff, James, Esq. (Leith, &c),
chosen to represent the burghs in 1851,
again at the general election in 1852, and
re-elected January 4, 1853, on being again
appointed Lord-Advocate of Scotland. Re-
sidences, Brookes' Club, London ; 1 5 Great
Stuart Street, Edinburgh.
Montgomery, Sir Graham-Graham,
of Stanhope, Bart. (Peebleshire), was
chosen to represent the county at the
general election in 1852. Residences,
Carlton Club, London; Stobo Castle,
Peebleshire.
Mure, William, Esq. of Caldwell,
D.C.L. (Renfrewshire), has represented
the county since 1846. Residences, 118
Pall Mall, London ; Caldwell House, Ayr-
shire.
Scott, Hon. Francis (Berwickshire),
sat for Roxburghshire from 184 1 to 1847,
and has represented the county of Ber-
wick since 1847. Residences, Carlton
Club, London ; Mertoun House, Berwick-
shire.
Smollett, Alexander, Esq., of Bonhill
(Dumbartonshire), has represented the
county since 1841. Residences, 1 St.
Alban's Place, London ; Cameron House,
D umbartonshire.
Stafford, Marquess of, and Lord
Strathnaver (Sutherlandshire), was chosen
to represent the county at the general
election in 1852. Residences, Hamilton
Place, Piccadilly, London ; Tarbet House,
Cromartyshire.
Stirling, Wm., Esq., of Keir (Perth-
shire), was chosen to represent the county
at the general election in 1852. Resi-
dences, 128 Park Street, Grosvenor Sq.,
London ; Keir House, Perthshire.
Thomson, George, jun., Esq., (Aber-
deen), was chosen to represent the city at
the general election in 1852. Residences,
Reform Club, London ; 5 Golden Square,
Aberdeen.
Traill, Geo., Esq., of Hobister and
Ratter (Caithness-shire), sat for the com-
bined counties of Orkney ami Shetland
from 1830 to 1835 ; has represented the
county since 1841. Residences, Steven's
Hotel, Bond Street, London ; Castlehill,
Caithness-shire ; Tresness and Garamont,
Orkney.
Wortley, Hon. James Archibald
Stuart (L'uteshire), sat for Halifax from
1835 to 1837 ; has represented the county
since 1842. Residence in London, 3
Carlton Gardens.
)■ Bailies.
MAGISTRATES & TOWN COUNCIL
OF GLASGOW.
THE HON. ANDREW ORR, LORD PROVOST.
George Mitchell, Esq.,
William Gilmour, Esq.,
James Watt Macgregor, Esq.,
James Graham, Esq.,
Joseph Alexander Wright, Esq.,
John Fleming, Esq ,
James Howie Young, Esq.,
John Thomson, Esq.,
Robert Baird, Esq., Dean of Guild.
James Craig, Esq., Deacon Convener.
James Scott, Esq., Treasurer.
James Drummond, Esq., Master of Works-
John Taylor, Jun., Esq., Bailie of the
River and Frith of Clyde.
Hugh Wilson, Esq., Depute Do,
James Turner, Esq., Bailie of Provan.
COUNCILLORS.
First Ward. — Bailie Thomson, John
Maclntyre, Esq., and Andrew Paterson,
Esq.
Second Ward. — Bailie Mitchell, James
Moir, Esq., and William Rae, Esq.
Third Ward. — Bailie Gilmour, Bailie
Fleming, and Robert Neilson, Esq.
Fourth Ward. — Charles Gray, Esq.,
James Taylor, Esq., and Robert Webster,
Esq.
Fifth Ward. — John Stewart, Esq;,
Hugh Wilson, Esq., and Andrew Fowler,
Esq.
Sixth.Ward. — David Mackinlay, Esq.,
John Bain, Esq., and the Lord Provost.
Seventh Ward. — Bailie Young, James
Drummond, Esq., and Bailie Wright.
Eighth Ward. — James Scott, Esq.,
John Forrester, Esq., and James Gourlay,
Esq.
Ninth Ward. — Bailie Graham, William
M'Lean, Esq., and James Hannan, Esq.
Tenth Ward. — James Couper, Esq.,
Robert Stewart, Esq., and Andrew Gal-
braith, Esq.