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MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
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GLASGOW AGEICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The annual show of stallions takes place in the
Cattle Market on the last Tuesday in February, and
the annual summer show takes place on the Glasgow
Green, Glasgow, in first week of May; entries closing a
fortnight previous to each show. Terms of member-
ship: ordinary — entry money, 10s.; annual subscrip-
tion, 5s.; life — tenant farmers, £3; all others, £5.
The annual general meeting of the members takes
place in December.
Office-bearers for 1880 : — President, His Grace
the Duke of Buccleuch ; vice-presidents, The Earl of
Dunmore, Dunmore Park, His Grace the Duke of
Montrose; chainiian of directors, Mr. H. E. B. Peile,
Mansion Hoiise, Greenock ; directors, A. Campbell
Douglas, of Mains ; Col. Hozier, of Mauldslie ; John
C. FoiTest, Auchenraith ; Col. Campbell, of Blyths-
wood ; R. Murdoch, Hallside ; Colonel Buchanan,
of DrumpelUer ; Thos. Tennent, banker, Strathaven ;
Thos. R. Ker, of Douglaston ; John Watson, St. Vin-
cent St. ; Major Graham Stirling, of Craigbarnet ;
James Lumsden, of Arden ; J. Mmi-ay, Catter
House ; Alex. Young, Keir Mains ; R. Wilson, Fore-
house; Alex. Buchanan, Norwood; J. Park, Dech-
mont; J. Young, Fullwood ; J. Craig, Robroyston; A.
Allan, Carbarns; R. Buchanan, Letter; R. Renwick,
Dalmuir; J. Holm, Jaapston ; J. Fleming, Carmuirs;
W. Roberton, Oldhall ; Robert M'Kean, Lumloch ; L.
Drew, Merryton ; A. Kirkwood, West George St. ; J.
Russell, banker, Airdrie ; John Wallace, Stonelaw ;
John Gray, Uddingston ; John Marshall, Maybole ;
Ales. Cross, jun. Hope Street ; W. Stevenson, Dixon
Street ; Wm. S. Turnbul], St. Vincent Street ; John
Waddell, Bathgate; Jas. Cranston, Holestane; Robt.
Yonng, Robertson St. ; J. M. Martin, Yr., of
Auchendennan ; J. FoiTest, City Saw Mi. Is ; E.
Williams, The Green, Wishaw ; E. Hunter, Clifford
Street, Paisley Road; Sir Geo. H. Speirs, Bart., of
Culcreuch ; J. C. Cunninghame, of Craigends ; Wm.
Craig, Buchley ; John Steel, Lochwood ; J. Slimmon,
Campsie ; James Hunter, Buchanan Street. Secre-
tary and treasurer, Mark Marshall, 145 St. Vincent
St., Glasgow.
GLASGOW SHIPOWNERS' ASSOCIATION.
T. Henderson, chairman; A. Allan, deputy-chair-
man ; Geo. Smith, James Aitken, H. J. Watson, R. K.
Dunn, Geo. Browne, Robert Dennistoun, G. M. Kerr,
John Galloway, directors; J. Muirhead, 30 Gordon
Street, secretary.
THE GLASGOW WINE, SPIRIT, AND BEER
TEADE DEFENCE ASSOCIATION.
President, Mr. Jas. M'William, 38 Queen Street;
vice-president. Councillor Alex. M'Laren, 11 and 13
Candleriggs ; treasurer, Alex. Vannan, Esq., 75
Argyle St. ; directors, Commissioner Geo. Dalrymple,
William Gillies, John Scott, David White, Charles
Scobie, Wm. Laurie, Robert M'Kinlay, H. Tennent,
James Steel, Robert Ellison, Wm. Teacher, Charles
Watson, George Millar; secretary, And. Wauchope,
accountant, 34 Dundas St.
THE GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND
LICENSED GROCERS' ASSOCIATION.
President, George Ogilvie, 108 George Street;
vice-president, James Hunter, Victoria Terrace,
Govanhill; treasurer, R. Chrystal, 1 Charing Ci'oss;
secretary, William Veitch Orr, writer 170 Hope
Street; offices, 170 Hope Street,
The objects of the Association are to protect the
just rights and interests of the trade in the full and
free exercise of their business ; and for that purpose,
by themselves or a legal agent, to watch and op-
pose any measure or proceeding, parliamentary or
local, which may have an injurious or oppressive
tendency.
GLASGOW CORN TEADE ASSOCIATION.
Andrew Eintoul, chairman ; J. Bald, vice-chair-
man; G. W. Clark, treasurer; G. Lowe, J. Farquhar,
J. Osborne, Jas. Marshall, Thomas Kirkpatrick, J.
M 'Neill, committee ; Anthony D. Hannay, secretary,
16 Hope Street.
ART UNION OF GLASGOW.
Instituted 1841 — Incorporated by Eoyal Charter,
1861.
Acting secretary, MacLean Brodie, accountant, 32
Renfield street. The object of this association is the
promotion of the Fine Arts. A subscription of one
Guinea constitutes membeisliip for one year, for
which subscribers are entitled to receive the Society's
Annual Engraving, or other work of Art selected
for the year, and the chance of obtaining a prize
painting at the Annual Meeting.
MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITIITIONS.
GLASGOW INSTITUTION FOR DISEASES OF
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
24 Woodlands Road.
Treasurer, James A. Wenley, Esq.; seeretaiy, John
Gom-lay, Esq., C.A.; physician, Robert Bell, M.D.
The object of the institution is to give gratuitous
advice and treatment to women suffering from disease
peculiar to their sex, and in diseases of children. It
is also intended to give instruction to students on
these particular branches of medical science. The
institution is supported by voluntary contributions.
Open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 3
p.m., for diseases of women, and on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, at 3 p.m., for diseases of children.
THE DENTAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION
OF GLASGOW
(ANDEESON'S COLLEGE).
Honorary president, J. Eankin Brownlie, L.D.S. ;
president, J. C. Morrison, L.D.S. ; vice-presidents,
R. Thomson and D. R. Cameron ; treasm-er, B.
Sutherland, 108 Renfield Street ; secretary, William
Lang, 22 Dundas Street.
The object of this association is the considera-
tion of matters appertaining to dentistry. The
meetings are held in the Dental Hospital on the
second Wednesday of every month, from October to
yisij inclusive, at 8 15 p.m.