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COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
GLASGOW ASSOCIATION FOR THE HIGHER
EDUCATION OF WOMEN.
President, H.R.H. Princess Louise, Marchioness of
Lome; vice-presidents, Mrs. Campbell, of Tulli-
chewan, and Mrs. Scott, 1 Woodside Place; hon.
treasurer, Charles Gairdner, Esq., Union Bank of
Scotland ; hon. acting treasurers, Mrs. G. M. Middle-
ton, 3 Athole Gardens, and Miss Watson, 9 Woodside
Terrace; hon. secretary, Jas. Grahame, Esq., of
Auldhouse; hon. acting secretaries, Mrs. Lindsay,
Westbourne Gardens, and Miss Galloway, 59 Bath
Street; hon. secretary for the correspondence classes,
Miss Jane S. Macarthur, 4 Buckingham Street.
The object of this Association is to advance the
higher education of women in Glasgow by means of
lectures by professors of the University and others,
and tutorial and correspondence classes. Some of the
courses of lectures are delivered in the University,
and the other classes are held in the Association's
class room. New Public Halls, Berkeley Street, to
which a ladies' library and reading-room is attached,
open 1st November to 1st May. The classes for
instruction by correspondence are intended to pre-
pare ladies residing in the town or country for the
University local examinations, or to assist them in
private study. The London Society of Arts holds
examinations, and gives certificates in theory and
practice of music in Glasgow in connection with
the Association. Reports and prospectuses may be
had from Mr. MacLehose, 61 St. Vincent Street.
BELLAHOUSTON ACADEMY.
Boys' High Class School and Young Ladies'
College, Paisley Road.
Chairman, James Wilson, Esq., Provost of Govan ;
directors, A. Abercrombie, J. Affleck, T. Brown, A.
Hannah, T. Reid, A. Sim ; secretary and treasurer,
J. Miller ; rector, Alex. Sim ; lady superintendent,
Miss Cormack; masters and governesses, English — •
head master, R. Mathewson, M.A.; assistants, Ken.
M. Miller, W. Ellis, A. R. Anderson, &c.; governesses.
Misses Fenwick, Glass, Stewart, &c. Classics — head
master, J. Stirling, M.A. ; assistants, George M. Nor-
mand, M.A., &c. French and German — J. G. E. Mac-
leod. Arithmetic and Mathematics — head master,
Wm. Ness; assistants, R. Boyle, &c. Writing and
Bookkeeping — head master, J. M 'E wan , and assistants.
Shorthand Writing — William Silver. Drawing — J.
Campbell, CM. Elocution, G. W. Baynham. Music
— pianoforte, Herr Rosenberg, Herr Meyer, Misses
Elphick, Johnston, Hood, Hunter, M'Echran, Yorston,
and Harvey; singing, Herr Rosenberg and Mrs.
Stephenson ; class singing, Mr. M'Nabb. Dancing and
Deportment — Millar Thomson. Fencing, Gymnastics,
and Drill — Charles B. M'Kenzie. Needlework, plain
and fancy — Governesses. Janitor — J. Masson.
COMMERCIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
TRADES' HOUSE— 1879-80. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
A. M'Onie, deacon-convener; T. Eeid, collector;
R. A. Bogue, late convener.
Hammermen. — J. L. K. Jamieson. deacon ; John
Young, late deacon ; A. Gilchrist, A. M'Onie, John
Broadfoot, Walter Macfarlane.
Tailors. — A. Waddel, deacon; John Wise, late
deacon ; James A. Wilson, R. A. Bogue, Jas. Miller,
Thos. Miller.
Cordiners. — Thos. Mitchell, deacon ; J. Anderson,
late deacon ; Robert Anderson, Wm. Campbell, R.
Bishop, David Aitken.
Maltmen. — Jas. M'Intosh, visitor; Wm. M'Lean,
jun., late visitor; F. G. Dougall. P. Ferguson, Wm.
Cherry, Wm. Scott.
Weavers. — William Duncan, deacon ; Matthew
Fairley, late deacon ; A. Birrell, A. Begg.
Bakers. — James Granger, deacon; A. Hamilton,
sen., late deacon ; Thomas G. Weir.
Skinners. — James MacGill, deacon ; J. E. Nelson,
late deacon ; Wm. Greig.
Wrights. — Wm. M'Call, deacon; Alex. Craig,
late deacon ; Hugh Kennedy.
Coopers. — B. A. Whyte, deacon; Wm. King, late
deacon ; Daniel Wilson.
Fleshers. — James Kay, deacon; James Dunn, late
deacon ; Peter Russell.
Masons. — James Watson, deacon; Robert Gibb,
late deacon ; Peter Stewart.
Gardeners. — Thos. Laidlaw, deacon ; John Belch,
late deacon ; Alex. Storrie.
Barlers. — And. Steven, deacon; Wm. Barr, late
deacon; C. S. Alston.
Dyers. — Wm. Murray, deacon; Wm. Searcy, late
deacon.
Thomas Weir, clerk, 111 Brunswick Street; D.
M'Callum, officer, 91 Glassford Street.
7 West George Street.
Board of Directors for 1880. — President, Stephen
Mason, Esq. ; vice-president, Robert T. Middleton,
Esq. ; secretary, M. Anderson, Esq. ; hon. treasurer,
Robert T. Middleton, Esq. ; directors, Wm. Rae
Arthur, J. White, Jas. King, M. E. Robinow, Hugh
Brown, P. Clouston, Michael Connal, D. S. Cargill,
Robert Young, S. Mason, A. Hannay, John H. N.
Graham, R. T. Middleton, M.P., A. B. Stewart, Wm.
M'Ewen, Wm. J. Davidson, Wm. H. Minnoch, R.
Balloch, C. Tennant, M.P., J. M'Gavin, J. M'Laren,
W. Clark, J. Ramsay, M.P., J. C. Bolton, M.P., Geo.
Younger, A. H. Maclean, J. C. Wakefield, James
Campbell, Sir J. Watson, T. Henderson, D. Sande-
man, Charles Gardiner, James Hannan, Alex. Allan,
Jas. Dunlop, J. L. K. Jamieson ; clerk and librarian
G. Stewart.
GLASGOW LANDLORDS' ASSOCIATION.
Office, 65 West Regent Street.
President, John Dansken, 102 Bath Street ; vice-
presidents, G. Laird, 10 Ann Street, Bridgeton, and
Robert M'Callum, 69 Union Street ; treasurer, Alex.
Stewart, Meadowbank, Ibrox Park; secretary, James
Wilson, 65 West Regent Street.
GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND
GUARDIAN SOCIETY
FOR THE PROTECTION OF TRADE.
Head offices, 145 Queen Street, Glasgow; branches,
Dundee and Nevvcastle-ou-Tyne.
Hon. Wm. Collins, Lord Provost of Glasgow, presi-
dent ; Jas. Campbell, Esq., of Tilliechewan, vice-
president ; A. C. Rutherford, secretary and manager.