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Societies, 8^c. Appendix, 127
visitors — N. B, This benevolent society has now existed
above thirty-two years, in the course of which time they
have distributed near a thousand pounds.
1799. Brotherlij Love Society — Dugald M'Farlane, preseg,
Walktv's land, Kilblain street — Robert M'Fadyen, treasur-
er, Hamilton street — Robert Ritchie, cleik — T. M'Arra,
officer — Key-keepers, John Stewart and Donald Thom-
son, Vennel.
1804. Crawfurdsdike St. Andrews— {^o. 2n.)— John M'Kenzie,
R. W. M 1 Taylor's close — James Niven,depute-master—
George Niven, senior warden — John Hatrick, junior warden
— George Hunter, secretary — William Taylor, pass-master—
William Pratt, senior steward — Alexander M'Kenzie,
junior steward — Gilbert Wright, senior deacon— Neil
M'Naught, junior deacon — John Hatrick, tyler.
1809. Journeymen Shoemakers Society. — James Alexander, trea-
surer, (Morrison's court,) 42 Cathcart street — Alexander
Dunbar, secretary. Sir Michael street — Thomas James,
clerk, 53 Shaw street — no officer.
1810. Greenock Grand Encampment, (No. 20) — John Gavin, com-
mander, 17 Vennel— Alexander Cairns, depute-commander,
2 Vennel — Archibald M'Alister, post-commander, Ann st.
— Robert Lyie, sen. captain, 4 Church lane — Duncan
M'Dougall, treasurer, 48 Cathcart street — Evander M'Leod,
secretary, 18 Hamilton street — Alex. M'Cormick, standard
bearer, Dalrymple street— William Spence, guard, Wat-
son's lane.
1810. Greenock Eoyal Arch Chapter, (No 17) — Malcolm Keith,
1st Principal, Cathcart street — Duncan Foster, 2d Princi-
pal, William street — Alexander Armour, 3d Principal, Dal-
rymple street — Daniel M'Quarrie, 1st sojourner, 5 Cross-
shore street — John Gavin, treasurer, 17 Vennel — Evander
M'Leod, recorder, 18 Hamilton street — William Spence,
centinel, Waison's lane.
1815. Operative Shoemakers Society. — Thomas Laird, preset, 3
Vennel — David Scott, treasurer, East Quay lane — William
Moody, clerk, 46 Hamilton street — John Davis, officer.
Manse lane.
1815. Greenock St, Crispian Society.— A\exander M'Lure, presi-
dent, 7 East Shaw street — John Parker, treasurer, Nichol-
son street— Matthew Scott, clerk, Tobago street — James
Scott, officer, East Quay lane.
visitors — N. B, This benevolent society has now existed
above thirty-two years, in the course of which time they
have distributed near a thousand pounds.
1799. Brotherlij Love Society — Dugald M'Farlane, preseg,
Walktv's land, Kilblain street — Robert M'Fadyen, treasur-
er, Hamilton street — Robert Ritchie, cleik — T. M'Arra,
officer — Key-keepers, John Stewart and Donald Thom-
son, Vennel.
1804. Crawfurdsdike St. Andrews— {^o. 2n.)— John M'Kenzie,
R. W. M 1 Taylor's close — James Niven,depute-master—
George Niven, senior warden — John Hatrick, junior warden
— George Hunter, secretary — William Taylor, pass-master—
William Pratt, senior steward — Alexander M'Kenzie,
junior steward — Gilbert Wright, senior deacon— Neil
M'Naught, junior deacon — John Hatrick, tyler.
1809. Journeymen Shoemakers Society. — James Alexander, trea-
surer, (Morrison's court,) 42 Cathcart street — Alexander
Dunbar, secretary. Sir Michael street — Thomas James,
clerk, 53 Shaw street — no officer.
1810. Greenock Grand Encampment, (No. 20) — John Gavin, com-
mander, 17 Vennel— Alexander Cairns, depute-commander,
2 Vennel — Archibald M'Alister, post-commander, Ann st.
— Robert Lyie, sen. captain, 4 Church lane — Duncan
M'Dougall, treasurer, 48 Cathcart street — Evander M'Leod,
secretary, 18 Hamilton street — Alex. M'Cormick, standard
bearer, Dalrymple street— William Spence, guard, Wat-
son's lane.
1810. Greenock Eoyal Arch Chapter, (No 17) — Malcolm Keith,
1st Principal, Cathcart street — Duncan Foster, 2d Princi-
pal, William street — Alexander Armour, 3d Principal, Dal-
rymple street — Daniel M'Quarrie, 1st sojourner, 5 Cross-
shore street — John Gavin, treasurer, 17 Vennel — Evander
M'Leod, recorder, 18 Hamilton street — William Spence,
centinel, Waison's lane.
1815. Operative Shoemakers Society. — Thomas Laird, preset, 3
Vennel — David Scott, treasurer, East Quay lane — William
Moody, clerk, 46 Hamilton street — John Davis, officer.
Manse lane.
1815. Greenock St, Crispian Society.— A\exander M'Lure, presi-
dent, 7 East Shaw street — John Parker, treasurer, Nichol-
son street— Matthew Scott, clerk, Tobago street — James
Scott, officer, East Quay lane.
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| Description | For 1831-1832. Fifth edition. including for same year: Fowler's Commercial Directory of the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire [BIB ID 2763611] |
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| Shelfmark | R.243.h |
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| Description | Paisley: G. Fowler. [1829-1830 edition has title: Fowler's new commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire.] |
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| Description | Directories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties. |
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| Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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