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324 PAISLEY DIRECTORY.
COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF RENFREW.
(Under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889.)
Division. I.— East Renfrewshire.
1. Thornliebank — William G. Crum. The Rouken, Thornliehank
2. Eastwood— John Denliolm. Tne Mains, Giffnock
3. Pollokshaws (Fir-t) — Gray Edmiston, Pitcaiin, Pollofeshaws
4. Pollokshaws (Seco id) — James Macdoufifall, tailor, 4 Afton terrace, Pollokshaws
5. Pollokshaws (Third)— D' maid Munro, M.D., Wheatholni, Pollokshaws
6. Pollokshaws (Fourth) - Rohert Gardner, 4 Miller street, Shawlands
7. Busby— J. C. R. Marshall, of Crookfur, Mearns
8 Mearns — William Mann, shipowner, Whitecraigs, Giffnock
9. Eaglesham — Allan Gilmour yr. of Eaglesham, Eaglesham house, Eaictlesham
10. Cathcart (East) — Henry E Gordon, advocate, Aikenhead house, Cathcart
11. Cithcart (West) — John Morton, warehouseman, Cathcart house, Cathcart
II.— West Renfrewshire.
12. Hurlet— Rohert King, merchant, Levernholme. Hurlet
13. Elderslie — Sir Charles Bine Renshaw, Bart, of Barochan. M P., Houston
14. Paisley — James Cowan, car iiig contractor, Ross Hall, by Paisley
15. Linwood — Dugald Alexander MacTavish, Avriter, Johnstone
16. Bri'ige of Weir — Peter Caldwell, architect, Duneaton, Bridue of W^eir
17. Kilbarchan — Archibild W. Finlayson. Merchistim, Johnstor e
18. Houston (East) — Alexander .Archibald Speirs of Elderslie Houston house, Houston
19. Houston (West)- Alexander Marshall Brown, merchant, Giytfe Castle, Bridge of Weir
20. Bishopton — David Cross, of Ingliston, Bishopton
21. Erskine and Inchinnan — Lor ■ Blythswoo'1 of Blythswood, Renfrew —
22. Renfi'ew — James Gardner, farmer, Lillieslea, Scotstounhill
23. Scotstoun — W. C. Austii, 12 Lennox avenue, Scotstoun
24. Barrhead (Fii'st) — Robert Osborne, provision merchant, Forebrae, Gi-ahamston, BaiTliead
25. Barrhead (Second) — James Pollock. Union BanV, Barrhead
26. Barrhead (Third) — Henry Barclay Dunlop, of Arthurlie, Barrhead
27. Neilston — Alexander Robertson Ferguson, writer, Neilston
28. Ouplaymuir — William Mure of Caldwell
29.Lochwinnoch (East) — John Pollock, junior, farmer. Sprin^side, Howwood
30. Lochwinnoch(West) — Henry Macdowall, of Garthland, Lochwinnoch
31. Lochwinnoch (North) — Joseph Johnstone, cabinetmaker, Calder house, Lochwinnoch
32. Inverkip— Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackball, Bart., Ardgowan,
Invcrkip
33. Kilmalcolm (South)— Horatio Renaud Babington Peile, factor, Inverkip
34. Kilmalcolm (East) — Rev. James Murray, Kilmalcolm
35. Kilmalcolm (North) — John Fullaiton, timber merchant. Tliornwood, Kilmalcolm
36. Johnstone (First) — James Finlayson, thread manufacturer. The Elms, Milliken Park
87. Johnstone (Second) — James Fyfe Donald, engineer, Woodbank, Johnstone
38. Johnstone (Third) — William Shanks, engineer. Bank house, Johnstone
39. Johnstone (Fourth)— John Baird Stirling, wi-iter, Johnstone
40. Gourock (Central)— Walter Charles Stuart M'Glashan, Moidart, Victoria road, Goiu'ock
41. Gourock (East)— William Hardie Turner, Woodl nds, Barrhill road, Gourock
42. Gourock (West) — Robert Binnie, merchant, Ast ic J d 92 A/lertroad, courock
Elected by the Town Council of the Bdkgh of Renfrew.
43. John Cumming, Provost of Renfrew.
44. Andrew Brown, Castlehill, Renfrew
Convener— Rohert King of Levernholme. Vice- Convener— Renvj Erskine Gordon of Aikenhead.
Fiars Prices for Renfrewshire.
Crop 1901-02. Crop 1902-03.
Best. Gen.Av'ge. Best. Gen. Av'ge.
S. D. S. D. S. D. S. B.
Wheat, pei imp. qr., 27 7 26 lOi 23 lOi 22 5i
Barley, , 29 6 28 9i 24 U 23 .5f
Oats, „ 20 9 18 11 18 7* 17 4*
Beans, 40 39 11 36 U
Pease! *.. ."."..*. ." '.' .'. .'. '.' .. .. I ^* ^''idence. No evidence.
Oatmeal per 10st.,or 1401b. loop. 15 6 14 11 17 1 15 8|
COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF RENFREW.
(Under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1889.)
Division. I.— East Renfrewshire.
1. Thornliebank — William G. Crum. The Rouken, Thornliehank
2. Eastwood— John Denliolm. Tne Mains, Giffnock
3. Pollokshaws (Fir-t) — Gray Edmiston, Pitcaiin, Pollofeshaws
4. Pollokshaws (Seco id) — James Macdoufifall, tailor, 4 Afton terrace, Pollokshaws
5. Pollokshaws (Third)— D' maid Munro, M.D., Wheatholni, Pollokshaws
6. Pollokshaws (Fourth) - Rohert Gardner, 4 Miller street, Shawlands
7. Busby— J. C. R. Marshall, of Crookfur, Mearns
8 Mearns — William Mann, shipowner, Whitecraigs, Giffnock
9. Eaglesham — Allan Gilmour yr. of Eaglesham, Eaglesham house, Eaictlesham
10. Cathcart (East) — Henry E Gordon, advocate, Aikenhead house, Cathcart
11. Cithcart (West) — John Morton, warehouseman, Cathcart house, Cathcart
II.— West Renfrewshire.
12. Hurlet— Rohert King, merchant, Levernholme. Hurlet
13. Elderslie — Sir Charles Bine Renshaw, Bart, of Barochan. M P., Houston
14. Paisley — James Cowan, car iiig contractor, Ross Hall, by Paisley
15. Linwood — Dugald Alexander MacTavish, Avriter, Johnstone
16. Bri'ige of Weir — Peter Caldwell, architect, Duneaton, Bridue of W^eir
17. Kilbarchan — Archibild W. Finlayson. Merchistim, Johnstor e
18. Houston (East) — Alexander .Archibald Speirs of Elderslie Houston house, Houston
19. Houston (West)- Alexander Marshall Brown, merchant, Giytfe Castle, Bridge of Weir
20. Bishopton — David Cross, of Ingliston, Bishopton
21. Erskine and Inchinnan — Lor ■ Blythswoo'1 of Blythswood, Renfrew —
22. Renfi'ew — James Gardner, farmer, Lillieslea, Scotstounhill
23. Scotstoun — W. C. Austii, 12 Lennox avenue, Scotstoun
24. Barrhead (Fii'st) — Robert Osborne, provision merchant, Forebrae, Gi-ahamston, BaiTliead
25. Barrhead (Second) — James Pollock. Union BanV, Barrhead
26. Barrhead (Third) — Henry Barclay Dunlop, of Arthurlie, Barrhead
27. Neilston — Alexander Robertson Ferguson, writer, Neilston
28. Ouplaymuir — William Mure of Caldwell
29.Lochwinnoch (East) — John Pollock, junior, farmer. Sprin^side, Howwood
30. Lochwinnoch(West) — Henry Macdowall, of Garthland, Lochwinnoch
31. Lochwinnoch (North) — Joseph Johnstone, cabinetmaker, Calder house, Lochwinnoch
32. Inverkip— Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackball, Bart., Ardgowan,
Invcrkip
33. Kilmalcolm (South)— Horatio Renaud Babington Peile, factor, Inverkip
34. Kilmalcolm (East) — Rev. James Murray, Kilmalcolm
35. Kilmalcolm (North) — John Fullaiton, timber merchant. Tliornwood, Kilmalcolm
36. Johnstone (First) — James Finlayson, thread manufacturer. The Elms, Milliken Park
87. Johnstone (Second) — James Fyfe Donald, engineer, Woodbank, Johnstone
38. Johnstone (Third) — William Shanks, engineer. Bank house, Johnstone
39. Johnstone (Fourth)— John Baird Stirling, wi-iter, Johnstone
40. Gourock (Central)— Walter Charles Stuart M'Glashan, Moidart, Victoria road, Goiu'ock
41. Gourock (East)— William Hardie Turner, Woodl nds, Barrhill road, Gourock
42. Gourock (West) — Robert Binnie, merchant, Ast ic J d 92 A/lertroad, courock
Elected by the Town Council of the Bdkgh of Renfrew.
43. John Cumming, Provost of Renfrew.
44. Andrew Brown, Castlehill, Renfrew
Convener— Rohert King of Levernholme. Vice- Convener— Renvj Erskine Gordon of Aikenhead.
Fiars Prices for Renfrewshire.
Crop 1901-02. Crop 1902-03.
Best. Gen.Av'ge. Best. Gen. Av'ge.
S. D. S. D. S. D. S. B.
Wheat, pei imp. qr., 27 7 26 lOi 23 lOi 22 5i
Barley, , 29 6 28 9i 24 U 23 .5f
Oats, „ 20 9 18 11 18 7* 17 4*
Beans, 40 39 11 36 U
Pease! *.. ."."..*. ." '.' .'. .'. '.' .. .. I ^* ^''idence. No evidence.
Oatmeal per 10st.,or 1401b. loop. 15 6 14 11 17 1 15 8|
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