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226 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.
Paisley West End Amateur Florists' Society.
Honorary President — W. B. Barbour, Esq., M.P., Paisley.
President — Mr. A. M. Stewart. Vice-President — Mr. John Campbell
Financial Secretary — Mr. Robert Maxwell, 2 Neilston road.
Secretary — Mr. James Graham, 11 Ferguslie.
Committee.
Messrs. Jas. Lyall.
Walter Wilson.
Jas. Dunsmore.
Alex. L. Dick.
Jas. Bryson.
William Brough.
Messrs. John Young.
James Buchanan.
G. M. Donald.
Bobt. Semple.
Eobt. Lang.
Messrs. William Brown.
James Walker.
John M'Laughlan.
Matthew Dunsmore.
William Yum.
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 — David Lang 7 Lylesland terrace. Vice-President — James Cochrane, Glen view.
Treasurers — Wm. Thallon, 1 Stirling street; James Cochran, Stock street.
Secretary— Robert Greenlees, Park place, Calside.
BOWLING CLUBS.
Priorscroft Bowling Club.
President, John Nicolson. Vice-President, William Bow.
Treasurer, R. S. Wallace, 15 High street! Secretary, J. D. Wilson, 12 High street.
Committee — John Wilson, John Murray, James Donald, J. R. Macgregor.
Green-Keeper, Peter M'Donald, 4 Neilston street.
Office-bearers elected second week in March annually.
Abercorn Bowling Club.
Season 1890.
President, Thomas Henry. Vice-President, Alex. Pattison.
Secretary, Robert Fisher, 11 Abbey terrace. Treasurer, James R. Deans, 7 Cochran street.
Directors, James Stewart, Wm. Smith, James Pollock, John Ewing, Walter Hunter.
Green-Keeper, James Anderson, 12 Williamsburgh.
Victoria Bowling Club.
Hon. President — W. B. Barbour, M.P.
President — William M'Geoch. Vice-President — John Alexander.
Treasurer — John Arthur. Secretary — R. Hamilton, 20 Newton street
Committee — David R bertson, William B. Robertson, R. Corrans, George Archibald, jun.
Thos. Archibald, James M'Allister, William Goudie.
Green-Keeper— David M'Millan, 29 George street.
Wellmeadow Bowling Club.
President, John Goudie. Vice-President, James Watson. Treasurer, A. Borland.
Secretary, Thomas Cowden.
Committee — George Todd, sen.. Francis Deans, A. Mungle, J. Allan, jun., A. Pettigrew.
Green-Keeper, Andrew Pro van.
Caledonia Bowling Club.
Patron — John Ross Macgregor, Esq.
President, John Murray. Vice-President, Andrew Paterson. Secretary, Alex. MKechnie.
Treasurer, J. W. Robertson.
Committee— Wm. Scott, Thomas Wilson, Robert Inglis, Robert Clews, Michael Pottie.
Green-Keeper, George Cameron, 7 Galloway street.
Charleston Bowling Club.
President — Dr. M ; Kenzie. Vice-President — William Craig.
Treasurer — Andw. Kerr, Mary street. Secretary — Jas. Scott, 10 Great Hamilton street.
Committee— Alexander Johnston, William Hall, Charles Wright, Thomas Millar, John M'Gregor.

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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs.
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).