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ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALIONS.
LIETJT.-COL. COMMANDANT.
William W. Hozier (late 2nd Dragoon Guards),
Tannochside, Bellshill
LIEUT.-COLONEL.
John Neilson, Kenmure house, Bishopbriggs
MAJOE3.
James Kidd, National Bank, Airdrie
Thomas Jackson, Calderpark, Baillieston
John Hendrie, Kirkwood, Coatbridge
William Towers-Clark, Wester Moffat, Airdrie
Frank Murray, Monkland house, Airdrie
Bobert Henderson, Union Bank, Coatbridge
James Watt, Burnside house, Airdrie
Gavin B. Motherwell, Commonhead, Airdrie
Walter Neilson, Mossend, Bellshill
John Ferguson, Omoa, Motherwell
James B. Begg, Danehall cottage, Airdrie
LIEUTENANTS.
William Jardine, Gartsherrie, Coatbridge
John Craig, Moffat Mill, Airdrie
Alexander Law, Airdrie
Thomas Clark, jun., County buildings, Airdrie
Robert Hogg, Mossend, Bellshill
John Macneill, National Bank, Airdrie
R. M. Rodger, Airdrie House Cottage
James Stewart, Tube Works, Coatbridge
James Muir, Summerlee, Coatbridge
Archibald Cowie, Alma vale, Airdrie
John Murray, Greengairs, Airdrie
Hugh Neilson, Mossend, Bellshill
Hugh Rodger, Newarthill
John Harvie, Airdrie
John Reid, Baillieston
CAPTAIN AND ADJUTANT.
James Orr, late Royal Engineers, Albert place, Airdrie
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HON. QUAKTEKMASTEE.
Henry M'Lachlan, Coatbridge
SURGEONS.
Thomas Torrance, M.D., Airdrie
Robert Stewart, M.D., Coatbridge
James Dickson, M.D., Baillieston
Patrick Rankin, M.D., Airdrie
James Tennant Barrie, Newarthill
CHAPLAINS.
Rev. B. Cornwall Brown, Airdrie
Rev. Wm. Stirling, Coatbridge
Rev. P. C. Black, Old Monkland, Coatbridge
Rev. David Laughland, Newarthill
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ASSOCIATIONS TOO LATE FOR INSERTION IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
WIDOWS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
Instituted 1856, for the special benefit of destitute
Christian widows in Glasgow. The object of the
society is the relief of destitute Christian widows, in
such a way as may most conduce to their temporal
benefit. For the carrying out of this olject the
society shall have principally in view the advance of
such sums, in the shape of loan, as may be found
necessary to assist in providing a permanent means
of support; although, in very necessitous circum-
stances, an immediate sum may be paid over in the
way of a donation.
Hon. W. Rae Arthur, Lord Provost, president;
Bailie Salmon, ex-Bailie Taylor, George W. Clark,
Jas. Wilson, vice-presidents; J. Laing, 66 South
Portland Street, treasurer; J. Bickers, 1 Tulliallan
Place, Paisley Road, secretary; G. Gallie, G. M'Far-
lane, C.A. ; W. J. Forbes, Wm. Alexander, Wm.
Mackie, W. Clark, H. Clow, J. M. Stark, Wm. S.
Sawers, W. D. Woodburn, J. Hutton, B. Westlands,
J. M'Callum, J. Stewart, J. Gourlay, W. Broom,
A. Davidson, A. Struthers, committee; H. Crawford,
38 Camden Street, Hutchesontown, collector.
GLASGOW SKATING CLUB.
Instituted 1830.
Office-bearers — George Anderson, M.P., president t
, vice-president; E. Gibb, Professor Ram-
say, D. Macfarlane, H. M. Hannan, J. B. Cowan,
M.D., S. H. Schwabe, A. Mein, jun., W. Connal,
Capt. Mackenzie, R.N., J. W. Arthur, committee ;
A. Sloan, C.A., 106 St. Vincent Street, secretary
and treasurer. Club's pond — Byar's Road (near
Botanic Gardens). Mr. T. Chapman, 56 Buchanan
Street, skatemaker to the club. Club buttons can be
procured from Messrs. Fraser & Co., clothiers, St.
Vincent Street; and badges from Messrs. J. & W.
Mitchell, silversmiths, 119 Buchanan Street.
ST. ROLLOX C1ICKET CLUB.
ROSELANK PARK, GARNGAD EOAD.
Patron, John Tennant, Esq., of St. Rollox ; Pre-
sident, James Couper, Esq., of St. Rollox; Douglas
Hunter, secretary, 30 North Portland Street.