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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
KELVINSIDE ACADEMY.
Kirklee Road, Kelvinside.
Chairman, Robert Gourlay, LL.D. ; Directors,
Robert Brodie, P. C. Hart, Fhomas Jackson, WUliam
Brodie, Robert Brown, David Johnston, J. M. Taylor,
Alex. Rose, and James Lilburc ; secretary and treas.,
James Boyd, 190 St. Vincent st.
Rector, W. Cecil Laming, M.A. f Cantab.), M.A.
(London), late Scholar of St. John's College, Camb.
MASTERS — UPPER SCHOOL.
Classics — The Rector, G.Richardson, M.A.(Oxon.),
and R. J. Baigrie, M.A., St. Andrews.
Advanced Mathematics, M. M. Monie, M.A, (Glas.)
Advanced English, A.J. Ashton, M.A. (Lond.).
Chemistry and Physics, M. M. Monie, M.A.
French and German, The Rector, A. J. Ashton,
M.A., J. P. Macgiegor, M.A. (Edin.), and R. J.
Baigrie, M.A.
Special Visiting Master in French, A. Mayenobe,
B A., B Sc. (Paris).
English Subjects, with Elementary Mathematics,
Science, and Latin, R. J. Baigrie, M. A., J. H. Loudon,
M.A. (Edin.), J. F. Ramsay, and W. Fogo, M.A.
Writing, J. F. Ramsay.
Drawing, E. Brady, certificated advanced art master
(South Kensington).
Gymnastics, J. Kelly (late Chief Gymnastio
Instructor at Maryhill Barracks).
JUNIOR SCHOOL.
Third Class, W. Fogo, M.A., Durham.
Second Class, Miss floyle, M.A., Edinb.
FIRST CLASS ( ELEMENTAR1 ).
Miss L. Miller and Miss E. Miller.
VISITING MASTERS.
Singing, J. H. Hinton.
Pianoforte, J. H. Hinton and Miss Boyd.
Dancing, F. Webster.
Shorthand, J. H. Loudon.
Violin, Mr. John Daly.
Violoncello, B. Hofraayr.
Janitor, David Niven.
TRAINING COLLEGE AND NORMAL SCHOOL.
IN CONNECTION VFITH THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
Rev. John Smith, D.D., convener; D. & A.
Cutbbertson, Provan & Strong, C.A., 190 West
George Street, accountants; A. M. WUliams, M.A.,
principal ; Miss Fenwick, matron.
Training Dept. — Principles of Teaching and Religions
Knowledge A. M. Williams, M.A. ; Mathematics and
Science, A. V. Lothian, M.A., B.Sc, F.R.S.E., and D.
B. Duncanson, B.Sc. ; Zoology, Jas. F. Gemmill, M.A.,
M.D.; Botany, Prof. Cormack, M.A., B.Sc; English
and Classics, D. G. Miller, M.A., P. Conacher, and
Miss Allardice, M.A. ; Vocal Music, D. F. Wilson, Mus,
Doc. (Oxon.) ; Pianoforte, Dr. Wilson, Mr. Ferrier,
Miss Lawcock and Miss Stobbs ; Needlework, Miss
Fenwick; French, Hector Rey, B. es L., Miss Allardice,
M.A., and Miss Stratton, L.L.A. ; German, A.
Oswald, Dipldm6 University Zurich, and Miss Annie
Morrison, L.L.A ; Drawing, P. W Orr; Drill, The
Glasgow Physical Training College.
Practising School. — Senior Department, J. Bev-
eridge, A. Allan, M.A., W. Mitchell, M.A., B.Sc,
and Wm. Fowler; Junior Department, Robert
M'Coll, Margaret Orr, Robina H G. Petrie, May
Alexander, Margaret M'Neill, M. A., and Amelia
Malcolm; Infant School, Miss M'Nicol, Miss
Macmillan, and Miss Creber; Pianoforte, Mias
Stobbs ; Needlework, Miss Fenwick, Mrs. Gemmell,
and Miss Paterson; janitor, A. Edward.
INCORPORAIED WEAVING, DYEING, AND
PRINTING COLLEGE OF GLASGOW.
WEAVING BRANCH — W^KLL STREET, CALTON.
Chairman, James CunningVam; governors,
Matthew Blair, Nicol P. Brown, James Galbraith,
William Holms John Ingram, John Lyle, George
Newton, William Ritchie, Boswell Sandeman, J. S.
Templeton ; convener of finance and property com-
mittee, Boswell Sandeman; convener of teachinfj
committee, Matthew Blair; joint-conveners of
museum committee, James Cunningham and James
Galbraith ; secretary, James Macdonald, lO-t West
George Street; instructors, Peter Stoker, for
design ; Wm. B. Jackson, for bleaching, dyeing,
and calico printing; Williaji Blackwood, engraving
section (for calico printing) ; and Thomas Brown,
jun., for hosiery.
TEMPERANCE COLLEGIATE ASSOCIATION
"INCORPORATED,"
President, Professor G. Sims Woodhead, M.A.
(Cantab.), M.D. (Edin.), FR.S.E., M.D., F.R.S.
(Camb.).
Scottish Auxiliary Committee, Councillor Geirge
Green, Ei-q., J. P., president; Prof. Alex. Humboldt
Sexton, F.C..''., F.l.C, F.R.S.E. ; A. Gordon Miller,
R.'sq., M.D., F.R.S.E., Edinburgh ; Thos. T. M'Lagan,
Esq., M.A., Royal High School, Edinburgh ; Mrs. J.
Gemmill, Partickhill, Gk'^gow; hon. secretary, Wm.
Buchanan, F.T.C.A.
Head Office for Scotland— 94 West Regent Street,
Glasgow.
The object of the Association is to promote the
systematic study of the temperance question in
all its aspects. The Association is unsectarian and
non-political in its character. Its examinations are
open to bub sexes and to all sections of the temper--
ance world. The ceitificates give a locui standi
to successful students as speakers, teachers, &c., on
the subjects in which they have qualified.
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GLASGOW ATHEN^UM DRAMATI3 CLUB.
The objects of the Club are to encourage the study
of the art and principles of elocution and acting.
Meetings are held in the Athenaum every Tuesday
evening at eight o'clock from September till February,
besides which there are several public entertain-
ments by the members during the session. Hon. secy.,
Geo. M. Dalziel, 5 Hampden Terrace, Mount Florida,