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APPENDIX. 233
Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire.
Lord-Lieutenant — Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
Vice-Lieutenant — Sir Archibald C. Campbell, of Blythswood, Bart., M.P.
Clerk oj Lieutenancy — John Macdougall, Mansion House, Greenock.
Deputy-Lieutenants.
Alexander, Sir Claud, of Ballochmyle, 1860.
Blantyre, Lord, 1845.
Buchanan, Lieut.-Col. D. C. R. C, of Drum-
pellier and Finlaystone, 1863.
Cochrane, The Hon. Thomas H. A. E., Hawk-
head, 1882.
Crum, Alexander, of Thornliebank, 1873.
Cunninghame, John Charles, of Craigends, 1873.
Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock, 1863.
Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham, 1860.
Gordon, John, of Aitkenhead, 1860.
Graham, Allan Graham Barns, of Fereneze, 1882.
Harvey. Shand, James Weddrington, of Castle-
semple.
Houston, George Ludovic, of Johnstone, 1873.
Latham, David Macduff, Gourock house, 1882.
Macdowall, Henry, of Garthland, 1882.
Maxwell, Sir John Stirling, 1887.
Napier, John Stirling, 1860.
Richardson, David, of Hartfield, 1882.
Speir, Robert Thomas Napier, 1868.
Stewart, James, of Garvocks, M.P., 1882.
Stewart, John Arch. Shaw, 1863.
Income Tax Commissioners for the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire.
John Cheyne, Sheriff, and
Hugh Cowan, Sheriff-Substitute, ex-officiis.
Sir Archd. C. Campbell, Bart., of Blythswood,
John Gordon of Aikenhead.
Allan Gilmour, yr., of Eaglesham.
Henry Macdowall of Garthland.
Alexander Crum of Thornliebank.
John C. Cuninghame of Craigends.
Clerk— Robert Stevenson, 99 High street, Paisley.
Surveyors and Assessors— George Davies, 97 High street, Paisley ; C. H. Millyard and
James Smith, 280 George street, Glasgow.
Fiars Prices for Renfrewshire.
Crop 1888. Crop 1SS9.
Best. Gen. Av'ge. Best. Gen. Av'ge.
S. D. S. D. S. D. S. D.
Wheat, per imp. qr., 30 2\ 28 1\ 28 4 28 0J
Barley, „ 21 9 21 4 25 1 23 5
Oats, „ 18 11| • 18 19 7f 18 5
Beans, 38 3£ — 32 9| —
p e ^ S g >• No evidence. > No evidence.
Oatmeal, per r6st.,or'l46ib. imp., 15 6 15 5£ 14 6f 14 5
Prices for 1889 struck at Paisley Sheriff Court on 3rd March, 1890.
Renfrewshire Police.
Head Quarters — County Buildings, Paisley.
Chief Constable — Charles Harding.
Head Quarters or Home Division — Superintendent Gildawie in charge, assisted by the Office
Sergeant. Stations — Paisley, Bishopton, Elderslie, Half-way House, Inchinnan, Linwood,
Nethercraigs, Scotstoun, and Yoker.
Greenock or Western Division — Inspector Bremner. in charge. Stations — Greenock, Gateside,
Gourock, Inverkip, Kilmalcolm, Langbank, and Wemyss Bay.
Kilbarchan or Southern Division — Inspector Macrae in charge. Stations — Kilbarchan,
Bridge of Weir, Crosslee, Howwood, and Lochwinnoch.
Pollokshaws or Eastern Division — Inspector M'Diarmid in charge. Stations — Pollokshaws,
Cathcart (New), Cathcart (Old), Crossmyloof, Langside, and Shawlands.
Newton-Mearns (Sub-Division)— Sergeant Fraser in charge. Stations— Newton-Mearns, Busby,
Eaglesham, Giffnock, and Thornliebank.
Northern Division — Inspector Gilmour in charge. Stations — Strathbungo, Crosshill,
Hangingshaw, Mount Florida, Polmadie, Pollokshields (East), and Pollokshields (West).
Kinning Park Division — Inspector Findlater in charge. Station — Kinning Park Burgh.
Barrhead Division— Inspector Gordon in charge. Stations— Barrhead, Neilston, Nitshill, and
Uplawmoor.