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MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
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GLASGOW LANDLORDS' ASSOCIATION,
Office, 144 West Eegent Street.
President, Bailie Dansken, 121 W. Regent St.; vice-
presidents, Councillor Joseph Gardiner, 134 St. Vin-
cent Street, and Robert Stobo, 26 Bel'grove Street ;
treasurer, Chas. L. Debbie, 21 Hamilton Park Ten,
Hillhead ; secretary, James Wilson, 144 W. Regent St.
GLASGOW SHIPOWNERS' ASSOCIATION.
Established 1859.
Alex. Allan, chairman ; Provost Browne, deputy-
chairman; Leonard Gow, W. S. Workman, Jamea
Aitken, John Galloway, A. C. Henderson, G. M. Kerr,
John Smith, and J. Donaldson, directors; J. Muirhead,
30 Gordon Street, secretary.
MEDICAL AND SCIEN
WESTERN INFIRMARY OF GLASGOW.
I Managers elected ly Public Bodies: — Thos. Wat-
ison, Wm. Walls, Prof. J. G. M'Kendrick,M.D., Prof. J.
Cleland, BI.D., Anderson Kirkwood, LL.D., A. B.
IM'Grigor, LL.D., George Smith, A. Clapperton, A. M.
Bayne, John Broadfoot, J. B. Russell, M.D., Andw.
Fergus, M.D., Professor J. Roberton, LL.D., James
Graham, Provost MacLean, Neil M'Lean, Provost
I King, and Wm. M'Leod.
I Managers elected hy the Court of Contributors : —
1^. Hannay, Wm. Ker, J. A. Mathieson, Wm. New-
lands, Jas. Wilson, Geo. Munsie, J. Hamilton, And.
PatersoD, and Lieut.-Col. Donald Matheson, C.B.
tj. Hamilton, chairman ; James Wilson, vice-
hairman; A. B. M'Grigor, LL.D., hon. treasurer;
V. T. Gairdner, M.D., T. M'Call Anderson, M.D.,
ames Finlayson, M.D., G. P. Tennent, M.D., and
IV. Leishman, M.D., physicians; J. Coats, M.D.,
lii||Tas. Christie, M.D., and D. C. M'Vail, M.B., assist-
ant physicians; Geo. H. B. MacLeod, M.D., Geo.
I Buchanan, M.D., Alex. Patterson, M.D., and H. C.
• Cameron, M.D., surgeons; Dr. Robert Kirk, Dr. W.
f L. Reid, and Dr. M. Cameron, outdoor physicians-
! accoucheur ; Samson Gemmell, M.D., John Alexander,
M.D., and Wm. G. Dun, dispensary physicians;
0. Newman, M.B., J. C. Ronton, M.B., and G. T.
.Teatson, M.D., dispensary surgeons; James Parker,
M.B., and A. E. Maylard, B.S., extra dispensary
surgeons ; J. Coats, M.D., pathologist; J. R. Brown-
iie, L.D.S., dental surgeon; T. Barr, M.D., dispensary
mrgeon for diseases of the ear; W. L. Reid, M.D.,
:jl dispensary physician for diseases of women ; C. 0.
j Hauthorne, M.B., pathological chemist ; Dr. A. W.
Russell, M. A., superintendent; Miss E. Clyde, matron;
"! D. M'Nay, apothecary ; W. H. Hill, solicitor ; Henry
■I Johnston, 125 Buchanan St., secretary and cashier.
i Hours for admission of Patients. — In-door patients,
1 with lines, from 12 till 1 o'clock daily (Sunday ex-
i ;epted). Cases of accideiU admitted at any hour,
: ' Dispensary open daily (Sunday excepted) at 2 o'clock.
:' Diseases of women on Tuesdays and Fridays at 3.30
j.m. ; diseases of the ear on Wednesdays and Satur-
days at 3.30 p.m.; diseases of the teeth on Mondays
I- ' »nd Thursdays at 4.30 p.m.; diseases of throat on
, Mondays and Thursdays at 4 p.m. Vaccination per-
'ormed gratuitously at the Dispensary on Mondays
it 1 p.m.
j Friends admitted by card to see patients on Tues-
days and Fridays from 11 a.m. till 12 noon, and on
^undays and Fast Days from 10 till 11 a.m.
DISPENSARY FOR DISEASES OF THE
THROAT.
I 107 DuNDAs Street, Glasgow.
I Open for gratuitous advice to poor patients suffer-
ing from disease of the throat on Mondays at 8 p.m.,
Md on Thursdays and Saturdays at 1 o'clock.
John Macintyre, M.B., CM., 51 Bath St., physician ;
Alex. Webster, 75 West Nile St., hon. treasvu-er.
TIFIC INSTITUTIONS.
GLASGOW ROYAL INFIRMARY.
Directors — The Lord Provost, the Members of
Parliament for the City, the Dean of Guild, the
Deacon-Convener, Dr. W. T. Gairdner, Professor of
Medicine; Dr. J. Cleland, Professor of Anatomy;
Dr. And. Fergus, President of the Faculty of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; Dr. Henry B. Wilson, Jas.
Reid, Prof. M'Call Anderson, Rev. G. G. Gunn, Dr.
Eben. Duncan, Dr. J. D. MacLaren, Dr. D, C.
M'Vail, and Samuel Marks.
Elected by the General Court — Hugh Lamberton,
D. Guthrie, J. M'Clure, J. Brown, jun., H. Brovrn,
John Miller, George Gibson, Wm. Hamilton, T. R.
Johnstone, and M. Pettigrew.
Teachers of the Medical School. — Chemistry, Jas.
M. Milne, Ph.D. ; anatomy, H. E. Clark, M.R.C.S.E.;
physiology, John Barlow, M.D ; surgery, W. Mac-
ewen, M.D. ; medicine, J. W. Anderson, M.D. ; ma-
teria medica, John Dougall, M.D. ; pathology, D.
Newman, M.D. ; midwifery, J. Stirton, M.D. ; foren-
sic medicine, John Glaister, M.B. ; diseases of the
mind, Alexander Robertson, M.D.; diseases of the
throat, D. Newman, M.D.; aural surgery, J. Macfie,
M.D.; dental surgery, J. C. Woodburn, M.D.
Dr. A. Wood Smith, Dr. Perry, Dr. A. Robertson,
and Dr. J. W. Anderson, physicians ; Dr. MacEwen,
Dr. J. Dunlop, Mr. H. E. Clark, Dr. D. N. Knox,
Dr. Lothian, and Dr. W. J. Fleming, surgeons; Dr.
John Dougall, Dr. Middleton, Dr. T. B. Henderson,
Dr. C. Black, Dr. A. Macphee, and Dr. J. L. Steven,
assistant physicians ; Dr. Barlow, Dr. J. A. Adams,
Dr. W. Muir, Dr. W. J. Shaw, Dr. Whitson, and Dr.
Jas. Macintyre, assistant surgeons ; Dr. Johnston
Macfie, aural surgeon; Dr. Jas. Provan, diseases of
the skin; Dr. Tannahill, vaccinator; Dr. J. C. Wood-
burn, dental surgeon ; Dr. Jas. Macintyre, electrician;
Dr. D. Newman, curator of museum and diseases of
the throat; Jas. C. Cook, apothecary; Dr. M. Thomas,
superintendent; Miss Wood, matron; M. Paterson,
chaplain; W. Litson, janitor; J. M'Clure, hon. trea-
surer; H. Lamond, 93 West Regent Street, secre-
tary; Jas. Kerr, 30 George Square, cashier.
GLASGOW INSTITUTION FOR DISEASES OF
WOMEN.
24 Woodlands Road.
Treasurer, Robert Gom-lay, Esq.; secretary, Robt.
Eraser, Esq.; physician, Robt. Bell, M.D., F.F.P.S.G.;
assistant physicians, H. Garnet Wilson, M.B., and T.
G. Alexander, M.B.
The object of the institution is to give gratuitous
advice and treatment to women suffering from diseases
peculiar to their sex. It is also intended to give
instruction to students on this particular branch of
medical science. The institution is supported by
voluntary contributions.
Open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thurs-
days, and Fridays, at 3 p.m.