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APPENDIX. 305
C COMPANY 2ND V. B. A. AND S. HIGHLANDERS
Captain — James Paton.
Lieutenants — Archibald M'Lauriu and D. W. Rtevenson.
Sergeant-Instructor — R. Tait. Surgeon — M. H. Taylor, M.D.
Drill Hall — Dimity street.
FIRE BRIGADE
Superintended by Magistrates and Councillors.
Captain — Joseph Laird, 36 Macdowall street.
Charles Kirkwood, 11 William street.
Hugh White, 19 Collier street.
John M'Lauchlan, 18 Collier street.
Wm. Andrew, 5 Grahame street.
Lawrence Lundie, 29 Macdowall st.
John Boyce, 2 Houstoun square.
James, Gillan, slater, 22 Macdowall st.
Andrew M'GaflBn, engineer, 18 Collier
street.
Wm. Stirling, slater, 34 Macdowall st
COAL AGENTS
Matthew Wilson, Johnstone Station — house, Quarry street.
Thomas Jack, do. do. do. Elderslie.
James Allan, do. do. do. Gleniffer view, Thorn.
James Sproul, do. do. do. 6 Canal street.
Samuel Hopkins, do. do. do. Elderslie.
John Borland, Laigh Cartside Station — house, Thomson avenue.
CARRIER S' QUARTERS
PAISLEY — William Currie, 16 Rankine street, arrives daily ; departs daily,
8.30 a.m. (departs from Moss street, Paisley, 5 p.m.)
PAISLEY and GLASGOW— Thomas Downie, 12 Macdowall street, arrives
daily ; departs daily, 8 a.m.
JOHNSTONE CROSS— nearly opposite to the Bull Inn— is distant from the
Cross of Paisley, 3 miles, 5 furlongs, 34 poles.
FAIRS are held on the Thursday following the second Monday of July.
END 01' JOHNSTONE DIRECTOET.

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