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VOLUNTEERS.
WEST OP SCOTLAND EIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Object — "The object shall be to promote Eifle
Shooting — especially among Volunteers."
President— The Eight Honourable The Earl of
Glasgow.
Vice-presidents — Lanark, Sir T. Edward Cole-
brooke, Bart., Lord Lieutenant of Lanarkshire;
Glasgow, The Hon. The Lord Provost of Glasgow,
Eenfrew, Sir Michael E. Shaw Stewart, Bart., Lord
Lieutenant of Eenfrewshire ; Dumbarton, H. E. Crum
Ewing, Esq., Lord Lieutenant of Dumbartonshire ;
Argyll, His Grace The Duke of Argyll, KG. ; Bute,
The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute, K.T.
Chairman, Colonel Robert King, SrdE.E.V.; Vice-
Chairmen, Lieut. -Col. Alexander Alein, -ith L.R.V.,
Lieut.-Col. Smith, 1st L.E.V.
Secretary — Thomas Stout, Capt., 1st Lanark
Eifles, 178 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
Annual Prize Meeting in June. Eanges — Cow-
glen, Renfrewshire.
(Suspended for 1887 owing to the Scottish Eifle
Association Meeting.)
THE SCOTTISH EIFLE ASSOCIATION.
President, The Eight Hon. the Earl of Eosebery ;
■vice-presidents. His Grace the Duke of Argyll, K.G.
(Lord-Lieutenant of Argyleshire), The Most Noble
the Marquis of Bute, K.T., The Most Noble the
Marquis of Ailsa, The Eight Hon. the Earl of Home
(Lord. Lieutenant of Berwickshire), The Right Hon.
the Earl of Fife, K.T. (Lord-Lieutenant of Elginshire),
The Eight Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, The Eight
Hon. Lord Herries (Lord-Lieutenant of Kirkcud-
bright), Sir T. E. Colebrooke of Crawford, Bart.
(Lord-Lieutenant of Lanarkshire), Sir G. Graham
Montgomery of Stanhope, Bart. (Lord-Lieutenant
of Kinross-shire), Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. D.
Crichton Stuart, (Lord-Lieutenant of Buteshire),
Colin J. Mackenzie, Esq., of Portmore (Lord- Lieu-
tenant of Peeblesshire), H. E. Crum-Ewing, Esq.
(Lord-Lieutenant of Dumbartonshire), The Hon. the
Lord Provost of Glasgow.
Chairnoan, Colonel Wilson of Bannockburn ; vice-
chairmen, Colonel E. King, 3rd E.R.V., Colonel
James Merry, 3rd L.E.V.; members of council. Major
R. M. M'Kerrell of Hillhouse, 1st A.E.V., Major
"VVardlaw Eamsay of Whitehill, 2nd M. & P.E.V.,
Colonel George G. Walker, A.D.C. of Crawfordton,
3rd Battalion Eoyal Scots Fusiliers, Sir George L.
Houstoun-Boswall, of Blackadder, Bart, (late Gren-
adier Guards), J. Grant-Peterkin, Esq., of Grange,
Forres, Lieut. -Colonel Peter Forrest, 7th L.E.V.,,
Captain Archibald Menzies, Q.E.E.V.B., Colonel
William Clark, 8th L.R.V., Colonel William Eoss,
1st R.E.V., Major P. F. Connal-Eowan, 1st S.R.V.,
Captain W. Blackwood, 2nd M. & P.E.V., Captain
John W.Brown, 1st R. & S.E.V.
Ex officiis. — The president, the trustees, the trea-
surer, the honorary secretaries, the captain of the
Scottish Eight, the adjutant of the Scottish Eight,
the captain of the Scottish Twenty, the adjutant of
the Scottish Twenty. Secretaries, Captain T. Stout,
1st L.E.V., Captain J. Junner, Q.E.R.V.B. Head
office, 178 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
WEST OF SCOTLAND TACTICAL SOCIETY.
Premises — 166 Bath street.
Objects. — The objects of this Society are to encour-
age the study and practice of tactics, the discussion
of military subjects, and the promotion of social inter-
course among the officers of the various branches of
the auxiliary forces in the West of Scotland.
President, Colonel D. Matheson, C.B., 1st L.E.V. ;
vice-presidents. Col. A. Mein, 4th L.E.V., Major J.
A. Eeid, 1st L.R.V. ; committee, Coh J. Scott,
1st E. & D.A.V., Major W. M. Cunningham, 1st L. A.V.
Major J. A. Black, 1st L.E.V., Slajor H. A. Ker,
1st L.E.V., Major T. B. Ralston, 2nd L.E.V., Col.
J. ]\'Ierry, 3rd L.R.V., Lieut.-Col. J. A. Sillars,
5th L.E.V., Major Douglas Anderson, 6th L.E.V.,
Captain J. Pulteney, 7th L.E.V., Captain H. 0. P.
Wright, Adjut., 8th L.E.V. Captain P. Graham, 10th
L.E>., Captain W. P. FuUerton, 2nd E.E.V., Major
Z. J. Heys, 3rd E.E.V., Major J. M'A. Denny, 1st
D.E.V. ; hon. secretary and treasurer, Major S. H.
Lomax, 242 West George street.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOE EMPLOYMENT
OF EESEEVE AND DISCHAEGED SOLDIEES.
The object of the Association is to establish agen-
cies where soldiers of good character transferred to
the reserve, or discharged from the army and desirous
of obtaining employment, may learn what situations
offer, and in what industries they may look for work ;
also where gentlemen and employers of labour wish-
ing for the services of strong, active young men,
trained to habits of punctuality, steadiness, and
obedience may apply.
Office of Secretary, Eecuiting Barracks, 36 Buc-
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