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100 APPENDIX.
Instituted.
1807. Royal Arch Friendly Society. .Ebenezer Anderson, preses, 90
Moss street. ..John Mack, collector, Saucel Bridge...
Hugh Strathern, clerk, 153 Causeyside. .Thomas Hard-
castle, officer, 22 Maxwellton.
1808. Philosophical Institution was Incorporated by Charter in
1812.. Hall, Abbey close,. Ninian Hodgert, president..
Robert Burns, D. D., and A. K. Young, vice-presidents. .
ten ordinary directors. .John Gilchrist, treasurer. .John
Crawford, secretary. .Messrs Condie and Craig, Librarians.
1809. Paisley British Friendly Society. .John M'Gregor, preses,
57, Moss street. .Joseph Robertson, treasurer, 7 Love st. -
A. M'Arthur, clerk, 13, Abbey close. .Charles Montgoni-
rie, officer, 68. Moss street.
1809 New Bond of Friendship,. .Wm. Wallace, preses, Carriagehill
.-George Buchanan, treasurer, 157, High street.. John
Dickie, clerk, 29 School wynd. .Robert Baird, officer,
Brick lane.
1810. Paisley Transfer Friendly Society. .John Gillespie, preses.
Moss street. .Ralph Fergus, treasurer, Abbey street. .John
Watson, clerk, West street. ..Daniel Connel, officer, 3,
Hunter street.
1811. Paisley Female Benevolent Society . ."Mrs Barclay, president. .
Mrs Warrand Carlile, treasurer. ..Miss Agnes Carlile,
secretary. .Superintendants : Mrs Burns, Mrs Cockburn,
Miss Davidson, Mrs Geddes, Mrs Kerr, Mrs Lang, Mrs
M'Dermid, Mrs Muir, Mrs Thomson, St. James' place,
Mrs Wilson, Mrs Stevenson, Mrs Gilmour, Mrs. M'Nair.
1811. Paisley Militia Society. .Alexander Auld, preses, 125 Causey-
side. .Archibald Yuill, treasurer, 171, Causeyside. .John
Barry, clerk, 106 Causeyside. .James Crombie, officer.
1812. Hope Friendly Society . .Alexa.ndcv Brown, preses, 13, Barr
street- -James Beg^, treasurer, 44, West Broomlands st. .
Thomas Harvie, clerk, 188, High street. -David Maitland,
officer, 157 George street.
1812. Rose Friendly Society. -William Gray, preses, 127 Causeyside.
James Weir, treasurer, 27, School wynd- -John Dickie,
clerk, 29, School Avynd- .J. Weir, officer, 27, School wynd.
1812. Undertvood Friendly Society. .John M'Queen, preses and
clerk. Underwood. .Jas. Tweedale, treasurer and officer,
Underwood.
1812. The Strangers' United Friendly Society. .James Mair, preses,
1, Ferguslie. -James Petrie, treasurer. .Hugh Frazer, clerk,'
89, New Sneddon. .C. Montgomery, officer, 68, Moss st.

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1829-1842 - Fowler's commercial directory of the principal towns and villages in the upper ward of Renfrewshire
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DescriptionAround 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).