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COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
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Annual subscription — family tickets, one guinea;
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GLASGOY/ YOUNG MEN'S CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION.
President, Alex. Whitelaw, M.P., of Gartshore ;
vice-presidents, Colonel Campbell of Blythswood, Jas.
A. Campbell, LL.D., Yr. of Stracathro ; Wm. Kid-
ston, of Ferniegair; James King, 12 Claremont Ter.;
Andrew Fergus, M.D., 41 Elmbank Street; Hector
F. M'Lean, Carnwath House, Carnwath; secretary,
Wm. Brovralie, 2 Fir Park Terrace, Dennistoun ; as-
sistant secretary, Wm. Jack, jun., 456 St. Vincent
Street ; treasurer, Daniel Cowan, 32 Renfield Street.
The object of this Association is to disseminate the
knowledge of Conservative principles among young
men in Glasgow, by means of lectures, essays, debates,
&c. The Association meets in the Religious Institu-
tion Rooms, 172 Buchanan Street, every Tuesday
evening at Eight o'clock (except during the months
of May, June, July, and August). The subjects for
discussion are previously advertised in the evening
papers of Friday, and in the Glasgow News of Mon-
day morning. Any young man professing Conserva-
tive principles, and subscribing the rules, is eligible
for admission as a member. Annual subscription
(payable 1st January), 2s. 6d.
GLASGOW DUNDEE ASSOCIATION
FOR LITERARY AND SOCIAL PURPOSES.
President, John A. Thomson, 8 Morris Place ;
vice-president, John Bowers, City Chambers; secre-
tary, Frank Y. Henderson, 28 Renfield Street ; treas-
urer, Robert Jamie, 48 Port-Dundas Road.
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
TRADES' HOUSE— 1875-76.
A. Gilchrist, deacon-convener ; R. A. Bogne, col-
lector ; W. Smith, late convener.
Hammermen. — Robt. Murdoch, deacon ; J. Z. Kay,
late deacon ; W. Smith, A. Gilchrist, J. Broadfoot,
A. M'Onie.
Tailors. — G. M'Kean, deacon; R. Hunter, late
deacon ; R. A. Bogne, J. Miller, J. M'Phee, William
Mathie.
Cordiners. — A. Mitchell, deacon; John Burt, late
deacon ; R. Bishop, D. French, W. Morrison, D. Aitken.
Maltmen. — W. Cherry, visitor ; P. Ferguson, late
visitor; H. Baird, jun,, C. Malloch, F. G. Dougall,
J. Neilson.
Weavers. — J. Alexander, deacon; G. Gibson, late
deacon ; F. Frew, Robert Gourlay.
Bakers. — J. Forrester, deacon ; P. Ewing, late
deacon ; J. Abercromby.
Skinners. — J. C. Kerr, deacon ; W. A. Liddell,
late deacon; Andrew Sharp.
Wrighls. — J. Henderson, deacon; G. Laird, late
deacon ; J. Findlay.
Coopers. — H. M'Farlane, deacon; A. Watson, late
deacon ; A. H. Stewart.
Fleshers. — K. Mason, deacon ; W. Bennie, late
deacon; J. B. Gilmour.
Masons. — R. Dempster, deacon; J. Robertson,
late deacon ; J. Rennie.
Gardeners. — A. Storrie, deacon ; T. Robb, late
deacon ; John Belch.
Barbers. — D. Munro, deacon ; A. Maclean, late
deacon; J. Black.
Dyers.- — W. Searcy, deacon ; T. Reid.
Thomas Weir, clerk. 111 Brunswick Street ; D.
M'Callam, oflBcer, 91 Glassford Street.
GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND
GUARDIAN SOCIETY
FOR THE PROTECTION OF TRADE.
Head oflaces, 145 Queen Street, Glasgow; branch
ofBce, 11 Panmure Street, Dundee.
Hon. James Bain, Lord Provost of Glasgow, presi-
dent ; William Brown, Esq., vice-president ; Alex.
C. Rutherford, secretary and manager.
GLASOW LANDLORDS' ASSOCIATION.
Ales. Stewart, Elgin Terrace, president; Alex.
Robb, vice-president ; Ales. Stewart, Ibrox, trea-
surer; J. Whitton, secretary.
DIRECTORATE.
Ex-offioio Members. — J. Whitton, secretary; W.
Mills, chairman; J. Reid, jun., 73 Stirling Road,
secretary ; of the northern standing committee. W.
Mail-, chairman ; R. Black, 61 Bridge Street, secre-
tary ; of the southern. James Russell, chairman;
J:is. Croall, 283 Parliamentary Road, secretary; of
the eastern. J. Danskin, chairman; T. Dick,- 2
Whitehall Street, secretary, of the western.
Elective members.— M. Gemmell, R. M'Aulay,
A. Robb, T. M'Kendrick, Thos. Martin, James Fin-
lay, jun., Robert M'Callum, Alexander Duncan, A.
Stewart, A. Stewart, S. Peters, and Robert Stobo.
Office, 82 West Nile Street.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Board of Directors for 1876.— President, J. 0.
Bolton, Esq. ; vice-president, W. J. Davidson, Esq.,
of Ruchill; secretary, M. Anderson, Esq.; hon. treas-
urer, W. J. Davidson, Esq.; directors, P. Playfair,
J. White, Hugh Brown, Michael Connal, P. Clou.ston,
Robt. Young, Alex. Ewing, Thos. M. Fergusson, D.
S. Cargill, Robert Dalglish, Anthony Hannay, Sir J.
Lumsden, Robert T. Middleton, R. S. Cunliff, William
Graham, W. J. Davidson, Stephen ]\Iason, Wm. H.
Jlinnoch, John Matheson, jun., .John Ramsay, M.P.,
G. Smith, J. M'Laren, J. M'Gavin, Thomas Watson,
J. C. Bolton, A. H. Maclean, L. Gow, Alex. Allan,
T. Henderson, Alex. Whitelaw, M.P., W. Paterson,
Sir J. Watson, Jas. A. Wenley, D. Sandeman, Wm.
Scott, Jas. Hannan ; clerk and librarian, G. Stewart.
GLASGOW SHIPOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. ,
T. Henderson, chairman; A. Allan, deputy-chair-
man ; Leonard Gow, Robert Dennistoun, J. Galbraith,
H. J. Watson, R. Young, Wm. F. Donaldson, George
Browne, George Kidston, directors; J. Muirhead, 30
Gordon Street, secretary.