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212 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.
BOWLING CLUBS.
Priorscroft Bowling Club.
President, John Adam. Vice-President, W. B. M'Lennan.
Treasurer, John Nicolson, Marylea, Calside. Secretary, J. D. Wilson, 12 High street.
Committee — John Wilson, Hugh Allison, John Murray, Alex. Todd.
Green-Keeper, Peter M'Donald, 4 Neilston street.
Abercorn Bowling Club.
President, Hugh Morrison.
Secretary, James Paterson, 17 Park terrace. Treasurer, Archd. Nairn, 13 Abbey street.
Directors, William Gait, James Dunlop, John Kennedy, David Cochran, James Stewart,
William Sibbald.
Green-Keeper, Malcolm M'Kinnon, 1 Cameron street.
Victoria Bowling Club.
Patrons — The Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, and Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
Hon. President — Thomas Glen Coats.
President — John Crawford. Treasurer — John Arthur. Secretary — Robert Hamilton, John street.
Committee — Thomas Hamilton, Robert Lang, John C. Berry. David Robertson, Wm. Adam,
Robert Mathieson, John Stevenson.
Green-Keeper, Wm. White, 1 Mill Place, Camphill.
Wellmeadow Bowling Club.
President, Allan Marshall. Vice-President, Wm. M'Millan. Treasurer, A. Borland. 53 High st.
Secretary, Thomas Cowden.
Committee — Francis Deans, John Goudie, George Todd, James Allan, George Donald.
Green-Keeper, Andrew Proven.
Caledonia Bowling Club.
President, Angus Keay. Vice-President, Wm. Edmonds. Secretary, John Barr, jun.
Treasurer, Andrew Paterson.
Committee — H. S. Edmonds, A. M'Walter, J. W. Robertson, R. M'Kean, A. M'Kechnie.
Green-Keeper, George Cameron, 7 Galloway si reet.
Charleston Bowling Club.
President — G. F. Lochhead. Vice-President— J SivaQS Cramb.
Treasurer — Wm. Law, 5 Stii-ling street. Secretary — Andrew Stewart, 166 George Street.
Directors — Thos. Murdoch, Andw. Lockie, Alex. Barr, Alex. Johnston, Charles Herd.
Paisley Burns Club.
Instituted 1805.
Chairman — James Barr Lamb. Vice-Chairman — Hugh Macfarlane.
Treasurer and Secretary — James E. Campbell.
Office-bearers re-elected first Thursday in February annually.
Paisley Tannahill Club.
Office-beaeees 1886-7.
Chairman — Mr. James W^allace.
Treasurer — Councillor Goudie. Secretary — Findlay Maclean.
Election of Office-bearers 3rd of June, annually.
Paisley Amateur Florist Society.
Meets every alternate Thursday evening in Mission Hall, Great Hamilton street.
Honorary President — John Johnston, Beauchamp House.
Honorary Vice-President — John Ross Macgregor, Lonend cottage.
President — Hector Brown, Falside. Vice-President — John Nicol, Carriagehill place.
Treasurer — James Cochran, Stock street. Secretary — Robert Greenlees, Park place.

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1884-1912 - Paisley directory and general advertiser
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Scottish Post Office Directories
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).