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APPENDIX.
Balclutha Cricket Club— Instituted 1878.— Daniel Kerr, H. R. B.
Peile, A. H. Finlay, R. S. Scott, Thomas Sutherland, M. P., John
Adam, patrons; James Morton, hon. president; John Rugen,
president ; A, H. Tierney, vice-president ; C. Campbell, captain ; John
Love, vice-captain ; D. Ranks, treasurer ; J. T. Park, 24 Roxburgh
Street, hon. secretary. Grounds, Wellington Park. Membership — 50.
Greenock Wanderers' Football Club (Rugby Rules). — Robert Kerr,
Westfield, president ; R. P. Lyle, vice-president ; A. R. Grieve,
captain ; James Steele, I Cross-shore Street, secretary ; Hugh M.
Love treasurer. Grounds, Whitefarland Park. Membership — 60.
Renfrewshire Football Association. — J. Campbell, Thornlea,
Thornliebank, hon. secretary.
Morton Football Club. — Ground, Cappielow Park ; Clubhouse, 58
East Hamilton Street. James Walker, president ; John Macmillan,
hon. secretary, I Morton Terrace ; M. Park, Rue-end Street, hon.
match secretary.
1st R.R.V. Football Club. — Ground, Academy Park. James A.
Brown, 13 Brisbane Street, president ; W. B. Wood, 16 Robertson
Street, hon. secretary ; Wm. Alexander, Ann Street, hon. match
secretary.
Rangers Football Club. — Ground, Bogston Park. J. B. Walker,
match secretary, 10 Lynedoch Street; D. M 'Vicar, hon. secretary,
19 Ingleston Place,
Greenock and District Football Charity Cup Committee.— Thomas
Clark, president. Chapel Lane, Port-Glasgow ; Samuel Currie, vice-
president, 66 Kelly Street, Greenock : D. M. Main, hon. secretary,
Springhill, Port-Glasgow; Alex. M'Farlane, hon. treasurer, 4 Cathcart
Street.
Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club. — Sir M. R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart., president ; Robert Kerr, vice-president ; William Watt,
jun., hon. secretary ; Harry Thome, hon. treasurer ; R. Richardson,
R. F. Watson, A. N. Lindsay, J. Forrest, R. D. Ferguson, Alex.
Ferguson, jun., R. D. Carmichael, and V. C. Meyer, committee of
management.
West of Scotland Yacht Club. — John Neill, commodore; Wm.
Kennedy, vice-commodore ; Alexander Ross, rear-commodore ; R. D.
Ferguson, hon. secretary, Roslin .Street, Glebe; D. F. D. Neill, hon.
treasurer.
Ladyburn Rowing Club. — John Howie, president; Wm. Rol)ertson,
captain; Peter M'Ausland, treasurer; James Blair, secretary; and
committee of seven.
Grosvenor Bicycle Club. — D. MacEachran, honorary president ;
John A. Urquhart, president ; James B. Fulton, captain ; Peter Wright,
vice-captain ; Martin Jamieson, 56 Upper Kelly Street, secretary and
treasurer ; Robert W. Jamieson and Robert Bell, committee of manage-
ment, with captain, vice-captain, and secretary ex officiis. Members — 25.
1st R.R.V. A. & S.H. Cricket Club.— Ground, Battery Park.
Colonel Ross, hon. president ; Adjutant Crosbie, vice-president and
captain ; Duncan M 'Naught, hon. treasurer, 13 Ardgowan Street
(West) ; J. Broadfoot, hon, secretary, Clydesdale Bank.

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