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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
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IMPERIAL UNION CLUB.
The Club is instituted for the purpose of promoting
the social intercourse of Unionists, to whatever poli-
tical party they may belong. Those alone are eligible
for membership who are resolved to maintain to the
best of their ability the union of the three kingdoms,
and the complete supremacy of the Imperial Parlia-
ment. The Club House is situated at No. 82 St.
Vincent Street. Present terms : — Entry money,
£3 3s. ; annual subscription, town members, £4 4s.,
country members, £"2 2s. Members of the Western,
New, Liberal, Conservative, Art, Blythswood Square
and University Clubs are admitted on favourable
terms. Secretary, Archibald Craig, LL.B., writer,
156 St. Vincent Street.
TRADESTON LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
Hon. President, John Wilson, M.P. ; president,
Thos. Mason ; chairman, Archd. Campbell ; vice-
chairman, John C. Dobbie ; hon. treasurer, Wm.
Shanks; hon. secretary, John Innes, 49 Apsley Place;
OiSce and Reading Rooms, 65 Eglinton Street.
GLASGOW LIBERAL COUNCIL
Consists of representatives from the Liberal Asso-
ciations in each of the seven Parliamentary divisions.
Hon. sec, James R. Chalmers, 133 St. Vincent St.
GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND
ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE THE RETURN
OF WOMEN TO LOCAL BOARDS.
Formed to secure the election of women to School
and Parish Council Boards. James Orr, solicitor,
154 West George Street, secretary.
WEST OF SCOTLAND LIBERAL-UNIONIST
ASSOCIATION.
Established in 1886 for the maintenance of the
Legislative Union of Great Britain and Ireland, and
the promotion of Liberal-Unionist principles.
Hon. president. The Duke of Devonshire, K.G.; pre-
sident, Lord Kelvin ; chairman, Matthew Arthur ; vice-
chairman, Sir John Muir, I5art. ; hon. treasurer,
George Browne, 16 Bothwell Street; secretary, Robt.
Bird, 58 Renfield Street; organising agent, W. L.
Blench, 93 Hope Street.
ST. ROLLOX LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
President, James Fleming, J. P.; chairman, ex-Bailie
D. Morrin; hon. treasurer, John Watt, 109 Firpark
Street ; joint hon. secretaries, James R. Chalmers,
133 St. Vincent Street, and Andrew Sloan, 13 St.
Mungo Street. Reading rooms, 200 Stirling Road.
CAMLACHIE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION.
President, Bailie Peter Burt; chairman, Hugh
Blair; hon. treasurer, R. M. Milholm, 15 Gallow-
gate ; hon. sec, Thomas F. Wilson, 133 St. Vincent
Street; rooms, 573 Gallowgate.
TRADESTON LIBERAL UNIONIST
ASSOCIATION.
Office and Reading Room, 2 Carlton Court.
Hon. President, A. Cameron Corbett, M.P. ;
president. Sir Renny Watson; chairman, ex-Bailie
Bowman; treasurer, John Shannan; secretary, Wm.
Niven ; Organizing secretary, D. Boyd.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
UNIVERSITY— Founded 1450.
ELECTED. ELECTOES.
Chancellor— The Eight Hon. the Earl of Stair, K.T., LL.D., 1884 General Council.
Vice- Chancellor — Principal Caird, D.D., LL.D., 1873 Chancellor.
Jiector—Kight Hon. Sir John Eldon Gorst, Q.C., M.P., 1893 .......Matriculated Students.
J'rincipal — John Caird, D.D., LL.D., 1873 The Crown.
Parliamentary Reiiresentatioe — James Alex. Campbell, LL.D., M.P.,... 1892 General Council.
UNIVERSITY COURT.
The Rector, ex officio.
The Principal, ex officio.
The Lord Provost of Glasgow, ex officio.
Sir James King, Bart, LL.D., 1894 Chancellor.
M. P. Eraser, LL B., „ 1893 Rector.
James Colquhoun, LL.D., 1894 Town Council.
Rev. J. W. King, M.A., 1891
D. C. M'Vail M.B , ; 1891
Hector C. Cameron, M.D., 1893
Sir J. N. Cuthbertson, 1893
Professor Gairdner, 1893
Sheriff Berry, LL.D., 1892
Professor Stewart, D.D., 1893
Professor Jack, LL.D., 1894
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Secretary to University Court, A. E. Clapperton, B.L., 91 West Regent Street,