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Societies, &c. Appendix. 2 IS
181 4. Renfrew Townhead Friendly Society— Cunningham Thorn--
son, preses, — Thomas Stewart, treasurer, High street — John.
M'Intyre, clerk, Back row— William Murchie, offieer,
Hearst lane
1817. Renfrew Mort Safe Company— Robert Young, preses arid
treasurer, High street — John Stewart, clerk, Canal street,
— Andrew Crawford, jun. officer, High street
1817. Renfrew Mort Safe Society— John Berry, preses, Cross —
Alexander M* William, treasurer, Cow lane — John Stewart'
clerk, Cross — Andrew Crawford, sen. officer, High street
1820. Renfrew Coffin Cover Society— James Jack, preses, Canal
street — Thomas Johnstone, treasurer, High street — John.
Robertson, clerk, Wilson .street
1820. Renfrew Female Benevolent Society — Mrs M'Laws, presi-
dent, Pinkerton cottage — Mrs M> William, treasurer, Cow
lane— Charles M'William, Clerk, Cow lane
1825. Renfrew Coffin Society— John Morton, preses, Pinkerton,
lane — William Jack, treasurer, Pinkerton lane — Andrew.
M'Ewan, clerk
NB.-To Managers of Societies, see Paisley Directory, page 11(7.
RENFREW NEWS ROOM.
At the Black Bull Inn, 3 High st.— Free to Burgesses and Strangers.
Engine few Extinguishing Fire.
Captain — James Wallace, Dean of Guild, High street.
The Water Engine and other Apparatus, are deposited at the Gaoj,
Key to be found at William Murchie's, town-officer, Hearst lane.
Renfrewshire Instrumental Band — Wm. Mason, master, Renfrew.
Fairs— Third Tuesday of May, and Second Friday of June.;
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1832-1833 - Historical and descriptive sketches of the towns and principal villages in the Upper Ward of Renfrewshire
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DescriptionDirectories of individual Scottish counties or parts of counties.
Scottish Post Office Directories
DescriptionAround 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade).