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U. P. Church — con.
George street,
21 George street
Oakshaw street,
50 Oakshaw street.
St James' Church,
Underwood road.
Thread Street,
9 Thread street.
Mossvale Church,
Greenock road.
Lylesland Church,
Stock street.
MlNISTEES.
RELIGIOU
Precentors.
Andrew Elder, The Grange,
Meikleriggs.
John Porteous, B.D., 49 Oak-
shaw street.
James Brown, D.D., St. James'
manse, Castlehead.
Andrew G. Fleming, Gowanlea,
Castlehead.
David Hall, 9 Buchanan terrace.
John M'Coll, M. A, Alton villa,
Glasgow road
Alex. Andrew, M.A.
A. C. Millar.
Wm. Agate, organist
and choirmaster.
James Pattinson, Mus.
Bac, organist.
Allan Bell, jun.
Matthew Woodrow.
Reformed Presby-
terian Church.
George Street Baptist
Chapel, 154 George
street.
Storie Street Baptist
Chapel, 43 Storie
street.
Victoria Place Baptist
Chapel, Ladv lane.
Congregational Church
School wynd.
Evangelical Union
Chapel, 21 New
street.
Primitive Methodist
Church, St. James
street.
St. Mirren's R.C.
Chapel, 3 East Bu-
chanan street.
St. Mary's R.C.
Chapel, Queen st.
Trinity Episcopal
Church.
New Jerusalem,
Church.
Original Secession,
(meet in Lib. Club Hall.)
Robert Dunlop, Ardgowan cot-
tage, Blackhall.
Joseph Farquhar, M. A., 3 Lyles-
land terrace.
Oliver Flett, D.D., Calside.
John Crouch, Janefield place.
W. N. Challice, Congregational
Church manse,Williamsburgh.
Alexander Wilson, 59 Causey-
side.
R. Hind, The Manse, St. James
street.
Hugh Canon Chisholm, 2 East
Buchanan street.
John M 'Donald, 73 George
street.
W. F. Mills, The Parsonage,
Greenock road.
Louis A. Slight, 9 Orr square.
Ebenezer Ritchie, 3 Lylesland
terrace.
John Barr (voluntary).
Walter Knox (volun-
tary).
Voluntary.
William Coats, jun. ,
(voluntary).
James Spence, har-
moniumist (volun.).
Robert Ferguson.
James Monaghan (vo-
luntary).
John M'Ewan, organist.
Miss E. Brennan, or-
ganist (voluntary).
W. A. Barratt.
Miss Louisa Hoeck,
organist.
John Scott (voluntary).

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1884-1912 - Paisley directory and general advertiser
Description" ... including comprehensive and accurate directories of Renfrew, Johnstone, Quarrelton, Eldrerslie, Inkermann, Blackston, Clippens, Linwood, Howwood, etc. ; and an appendix comprising a copious list of the public boards, institutions, societies &c., connected with the various localities." Irregular. Paisley : J. & J. Cook.
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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).