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EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS,
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IMPERIAL UNION CLUB.
The Club is instituted for the purpose of main-
taining the Unionist cause and of promoting
the social intei course of Unionists, to whatever poli-
tical party they may belong. Those alone are eligible
for membership who are resolved to maintain to the
best of their ability the union of the three kingdoms,
and the complete supremacy of the Imperial Parlia-
ment. The general and political committees of the
Club are composed of Conservatives and Liberal-
Unionists in equal proportions. The Club House is
situated at No. 82 St. Vincent Street. Terms: —
Entry money, £3 3s. ; annual subscription, town mem-
bers, £4 4s., country members, £2 2s. Secretary,
Archibald Craig, LL.B., writer, 149 West George St.
GLASGOW CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
The objects of the association shall be to maintain
those fundamental principles of the Constitution
j which secure the prerogatives of the Crown, the Pro-
testant succession, the privileges of Parliament, and
the equal civil rights of all classes ; to resist all
attempts to subvert our Protestant faith; and, while
opposing rash innovations, to support every well-
considered measure tending to promote the well-being
of the people, and to improve the financial adminis-
tration and judicial systems of the country.
President, Lord Blythswood ; hon. secretary and
treasurer, Robert Guy ; secretary, Lewis Shedden ;
general offices, 100 Wellington St., city.
CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
Club- rooms. Mulberry Bank, 167 Dumbarton Road.
Hon. president, Major F. W. Allan; president,
Thos F. Crawford ; chairman, Robt. S. Allan ; vice-
chairman, Archibald Craig ; chairman of committee.
Bailie Brown ; vice-cbairaian of committee,
Andrew Goodall ; hon. treas., C. D. R. Walker,
C.A., 188 St. Vincent Street; hon. secy.,
W. B. Neilson, 142 Cambridge Drive, Kelvinside, N.;
organising secy., John C. Ramsay, 167 Dumbarton
Road. Ordinary membership — minimum subscrip-
tion, Is. ; honorary membership — minimum subscrip-
tion, 5s.
GLASGOW AND WEST OF SCOTLAND
LIBERAL LEAGUE.
Offices— 107 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
Object — To further a sound Liberalism at home
and maintain a strong Empire abroad ; and to secure
the adoption by the Liberal party of the policy set
forth in the speeches of Lord Rosebery at Chester-
field, Liverpool, and Glasgow.
Hon president, Right Hon. the Earl of Rosebery,
K.G., K.T.; president, Bailie J. P. Maclay, J.P., 21
Bothwell Street; hon. treasurer, T. Landells Selkirk,
64 West Regent Street; hon. secretary, Ex-Bailie
Wm. Martin, J.P., 34 West George Street; secretary,
James Archer.
THE SCOTTISH LIBERAL ASSOCIATION,
Being a Federation of Liberal Associations of Scotland.
President, Right Hon. Sir H. Campbell- Banner-
man ; vice-presidents, The Most Noble the Marquis
of Breadalbane, Right Ho'a. the Earl of Aberdeen,
and Bight Hon. Lord Overtoun ; chairman of general
council, Right Hon. Lord Tweedmouth; vice-chairmen,
Sir Thomas Glen- Costs, Bart., and J. Thomson Paton,
J.P. ; hon. secretaries, Norman Lamont, M.P.,
and William Lang Todd, J.P. ; hon. treas-
urer, Capt. Sinclair, M.P. ; secretaries — western,
Wm. Webster, Merchant's Buildings, 7 West George
street; eastern, A. D. Wood, 95 Princes street
Edinburgh.
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TRADESTON LIBERAL-UNIONIST
ASSOCIATION.
Office and Reading Room, 2 Carlton Court.
Hon. President, A. Cameron Corbett, M.P. ;
president, William Primrose ; chairman, William
Niven ; treasurer, A. T. Espie ; secretary, Andrew
Aitken ; organizing agent, J. L. Johnston.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS.
THE GLASGOW GENERAL EDUCATIONAL
ENDOWMENTS BOARD.
(Constituted by Scheme No. 11 under the Educa-
tional Endowments (Scotland) Act, 1882.)
The scheme embraces tl.e following endowments :
Mnir's School Fund, Millar and Peadie's School,
Wilson's School, Gardner's School, M'Lachlan's School,
and Graham's School. The scheme provides for the
awarding of free scholarships, school bursaries, techni-
cal and higher education bursaries, bursaries for even-
ing classes, &c. The bursaries are awarded among
pupils of public or state-aided schools in Glasgow,
or public or state-aided schools in the district of the
School Board of Cathcart, or of any School Board
contiguous to and immediately adjoining the district
of the School Board of the burgh of Glasgow. Secre-
tary, W. H. Macdonald ; treasurers. Hill & Hoggan ;
assistant treasurer, John Wilson; office, Hutchesons'
B uilding, 158 Ingram Street.
GAELIC SOCIETY OF GLASGOW.
President, Mr. James Grant ; treasurer, Mr.
Arch. Ferguson, 28 Dunolly Gardens, Ibrox ; secre-
tary, Mr. James A. Mackeggie, 75 Bothwell
Street, Glasgow.
The objects of the Society are: — The cultivation of
the Gaelic Language ; the cultivation and development
of Celtic Philology, Literature, and Music; the
elucidation of Celtic antiquities ; and the fostering of
a Celtic spirit among the Highlanders of Glasgow.
Persons of Celtic extraction, or such as take an interest
in its objects, are eligible to become members. The
Subscriptions of Members to the Funds of the Society
are: — Life Members, one payment of £2 2s. ; Honorary
Members, annually. Ladies 3s., Gentlemen 7s. 6d. ;
Ordinary Members, annually — Ladies 1 s , Gentlemen
3s. The Society meets in the Religious Institution
Rooms, Buchanan Street, on the last Tuesday of each
Month, from October to April.
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