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EEGIMENTS.
OFFICERS OF ith LANARKSHIRE (GLASGOW
1st NORTHERN) RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
Head Quarters, 178 Eottenrow.
Eifle range 1000 yards, Millerston.
HONORARY COLONEL.
Joha Tennant, St. Eollox.
LIEUT.-COLONEL.
James Fyfe Jamieson, Rednock house, Stirling
MAJOR.
George Anderson, 194 St. Vincent street
CAPTAINS.
George Munro Kerr, 71 West Nile street
James Dewar, 12 West Princes street
William Simpson, 129 Brunswick street
James Couper, St. Eollox
Henry M. Haunan, 11 George square
Robert Lockhart, Woodlands, Partick hill
Matthew Muir, Tradeston Mills
David Maclure, 62 Argj'le street
Patrick T. Hendry, 8 Dixon street
LIEUTENANTS.
John E. Irvine, 9 Great Kelvin terrace, Hillhead
James Johnston, 23 Carnarvon street
Alexander Mein, jun., 12 Buckingham terrace
William Sloan, 13 Queen's crescent
Alexander Sloan, 13 Queen's crescent
James Muir, 61 Mains street, Blj'thswood terrace
Robert Granger, 146 Buchanan street
ENSIGNS,
Richard A. Barlas, 104 Peel terrace
Henry B. Eeid, 11 George square
Edward W. Swan, 153 Queen street
William B. Redfarri, 103 St. Vincent street
Robert Gray, jun., 107 St. Vincent street
Arthur Wellesley Watson, Hozier street factory,
Bridgetoa
John William Arthur, 11 George square
ADJUTANT.
Captain J. Granger, 111 Breadalbane terrace, Hill
street, Garnethill
SURGEON.
Vacant.
HON. ASSISTANT SURGEON.
Thomas D. Buchanan, 275 Argyle street
HON. CHAPLAIN.
Eev. George S. Burns, Germiston house
OFFICERS OF 5tli CONSOLIDATED BATTALION
LANARKSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
Head Quarters, Drill Hall, and Orderly Rooms,
Sister street, Bridgeton.
Rifle Range up- to 1000 yards at Provan Mill.
HONORARY COLONEL.
William Stirling, Polmont
LIEUT.-COLONEL.
John Boflg, 225 St. Vincent street
MAJORS.
James R. Reid, Woodburn, Rutherglen
David Bremner, 10 St, James' terrace
CAPTAINS.
James Muirhead, Laurel Bank, St. George's road
Robert D. Douglas, 8 Ashton terrace, Hillhead
Moses Provan, 110 West George street
James A. Wilson, 2 St. James' terrace
P. Miller, Springifield
Allan M'Naughton, 25 Florence place
D. Guthrie, 23 Miller street
John C. Matheson, Torbold house, Rutherglen
William Glover, Eeddrie
LIEUTENANTS.
John Pattison, 9 Brandon place
John C. White, Overton
Robert Strathern, 49 West Regent street
George Strathern, 100 Holm street
Arch. Gardner, 81 Waterloo place, Gloucester street
Alexander Gow, Eastfield, Rutherglen
James Watt, 282 Bath crescent
John J. Macdougall, 40 St. Vincent place
Walter W. B. Rodger, 133 West Regent street
ENSIGNS.
William L. Eome, 371 Bath Crescent
Archibald Roxburgh, 133 West Regent street
William B. Roberts, 341 Bath crescent
William Paterson, Elcho street
Patrick H. Moffat, Corn Exchange buildings
W. H. Lyle, 13 Bothwell place, Hillhead
Alfred Thorn, Greeubank, Greenock
ADJUTANT.
Captain William J. Hall (late H.M. 58th Regiment),
Western Club.
HON. QUARTERMASTER.
Thomas Short, Bankhead house, Clayslap
SURGEON.
Alexander Patterson, M.D., London street
HON. CHAPLAIN.
Eev, William Ferrie Stevenson, Rutherglen,
SECRETARY.
Captain Moses Provan, 110 West George street
TREASURER,
Lieut, Arch. Gardner, 81 Waterloo pi., Gloucester st.
OFFICERS OF 19th REGIMENT LANARKSHIRE
RIFLE VOLUNTEERS,
Orderly Room, 179 West George street.
Drill Hall and Staff Head Quarters, 201 Parliament-
ary road
Eifle Range 800 yards, Possil.
HON. COLONEL.
Sir Duncan A. Cameron, K.C.B., Major-General
LIEUT.-COL. COMMANDANT,
John Jliddleton, 179 West George street
LIEUT-COLONEL.
Vacant
MAJOR.
William Ballantyne, Craigie-linn, Barrhead
CAPTAIN*.
John Crawford, CO Abbotsford place
Peter T. Eamsay, 183 West George street
John Finlay, jun,, 149 Hope street
William Whyte, Elm Bank, Campsie Junction
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