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The Paisley Directory and General Advertiser XJr 4 FOUNDED BY SIR PETER COATS, I87O. REFERENCE DEPARTMENT P.C. jl t # m >w No Book to be taken out of the Room. $g- *\ 2 346366 21 2 346366 2/ FZI3Z2 THE PAISLEY DIRECTORY AND GENERAL ADVERTISER FOR, 1891-92. INCLUDING COMPREHENSIVE AND ACCURATE DIRECTORIES co- RENFREW, INKERMANN, JOHNSTONE, BALACLAVA, rn QUARRELTON, CLIPPENS, w ELDERSLIE, LINWOOD, u HOWWOOD, Etc. EL WITH A MAP OF PAISLEY, Altered up to Date, AND AN APPENDIX, Comprising a Copious List of the Public Boards, Institutions, Societies, connected with the various localities. PAISLEY: J. & J. COOK, "GAZETTE" BUILDINGS, 94 HIGH STREET. MDCCCXCI. (3 l Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from National Library of Scotland http://www.archive.org/details/paisleydirecto189192unse : LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1836 Total Invested Funds, - - - £8,060,854 Fire Department.—Insurances effected on the most favour- able terms. Ordinary Dwellings insured at a yearly Premium of 1/6 per cent. Furniture therein in one sum, 2/- per cent. Liife Department. — All descriptions of Life Insurance and Annuities at moderate rates. Participating Policies, under new table, payable at fixed age or previous death. For the Qnrinqennium ended 31st December, 1888, the Large Reversionary Bonus of 35/- per cent, per annum has again been declared on Sums Assured under the Partici- pating Tables of the Prospectus, and provision made for Inter- mediate Bonuses during the present Quinquennium. Policy Holders incur no Liability of Partnership, and in the New Participating Classes receive Ninety per cent, of the Profits. The New Conditions of Assurance are in every respect most favourable. omcES = LrvEKPOOL, London, Manchester, Leeds, Bristol, Dublin, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Birmingham, and Newcastle. Prospectuses and Forms of Proposal for Fire and Life Insurance and Annuities may be obtained at the Company's Offices, or from any of its Agents. Glasgow Office, 30 GEORGE SQUARE. Edinburgh Office, - - 23 ST. ANDREW SQUARE. Agents in Paisley JOHNABERCROMBIE,Writer R. LAUCHLAN, Accountant, 23 Moss Street. 4 Causeyside. JA. CALDWELL, MUIR, & JOHN MUIR, House Factor, CALDWELL, Writers, County 23 Moss Street. Buildings. A. B. M'G-OWN, Accountant, A. GEEENLEES, 13 Causey- 107 High Street. side. JOHN M'GOWN, Accountant, ALEXANDER LANG, 31 High 107 High Street. Street. REIDS &CAMPBELL,Writers, JOHN M. LANG, Writer, Union 3 County Place. Bank Buildings. R. & T. RUSSELL, Writers, 7 High Street GENUINE WATERPROOF: GENUINE Thoroughly Proof. Moderate in Price. Elegant in Style. Free from Odour. Unaffected by Climate. Endless Variety. miiiiimiiiiiHimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia CURRIE, THOMSON & Co (Late THORNTON, CURRIE & Co.), 43 SI JAMAICA STREET' 45 (HOWARD STREET CORNER), 47 47 PREFACE. In the present issue the arrangement of the matter is similar to that of former years. After the General and Trades Directories will be fonnd a copious Appendix, giving the present office-bearers and directorates of the various local public bodies and societies. The Publishers have pleasure in acknowledging the kindness of ladies and gentlemen connected with these associations for supplying information, and also beg to thank their numerous Subscribers and Advertisers for their patronage. 94 High Street, Paisley, June, 1891. I — LADY VICTORIA HOWARD, Writing on February 19th, says :— ' " Thompson's Comfort for the Feet ' is without exception the very best Plaster I have ever used."—Corns and Bunions may be removed and Enlarged Toe Joints reduced, by using Thompson's New French Corn Plaster. Those who of will be glad are troubled with the discomfort Corns,—&c , to have attention called to this remedy. "It is a simple Plaster, thin as silk, and comfortable to the feet ; since using this plaster I can walk almost any distance. Lady Maude " Thousands of Testimonials. Packets, 1/1& each ; Post free, 14 Stamps, from Sole Proprietor, M. F. THOMPSON, Chemist, 17 Gordon Street, Glasgow; 97 Princes Street, Edinburgh. Ask for Thompson's Plaster, and take no substitute. n " IT TELLS THE TR <*> "Doune Terrace, Edinburgh. —Dear Sir, — cannot speak too highly of the great value of your + NERVETONINE. It has done me a great -A * deal of good, and I bless the day I saw ^ ^. a positive, your advertisement it is not like most — safe, and per- advertisements, it tells tlie manent cure for shall highly recom- * all Nervous Affec- truth. I tions, Nervous mend it wherever I go, for it o ExhaustioH, Nervous De- is a wonderful medicine for bility, Mental Depression, Nervous Complaints. <* Hysteria, Loss of Memory, Thanking you, I am, Sleeplessness, etc. Nervetonine is a very powerful Brain Feeder, truly, yours a Nerve and Muscle Strengthener, a Blood Nourisher, and a Stomach Reviver. A D .' ^ Nervetonine is invaluable in all diseases < of the Digestive System, Indigestion, with coated tongue and bitter taste in the mouth, * Frontal Headache, Loss of Appetite, Habitual Con- stipation, etc. All forms of Nerve Pains, Neuralgia, Toothache, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Gout, and Sciatica are Instantly Relieved and Permanently Cured with ERVETONINE. For further particulars, see M. F. Thompson's " Guide to Health," gratis to all who mention this Directory. BOTTLES, Is 9d, 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis ; Postage, 2d extra. Genuine only from Sole Proprietor, Sole Proprietor, M. F. THOMPSON, HomceopatWc Chemist, 17 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW; 97 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH; And Agent for Paisley: R T. M'COWAN, Chemist. , 1 CONTE N TS. PAGE PAGE Advertising List, 303 Distances, Table of, 242 Agricultural (Renfrewshire) Society, 24 Duncan Wright Endowment, 213 Angling (Rowbank) Club, 235 Elderslie Directory, 291 Annual Holidays, 202 Eye (Paisley Royal Victoria) In- Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, 240 firmary, 208 Art Institute, 217 Athletic Clubs, 234 Fair Trade (National) League, 222 Fairs, 202 Bank Holidays, 204 Female Refuge, 207 Banks, 203 Fiars Prices, 239 Banns, Fees for proclamation of, 200 Fire Brigade, 19° Beaconsfield Club, 223 Florist Societies, 232 Bicycle Clubs, 232 Football Clubs, , 234 Bowling Clubs, 232 Foresters, Ancient Order of, 211 Burgh Officer, 192 Free Breakfast Mission, 225 Burgh and Police Courts, 192 Free Public Library and Museum, 216 Burns Club, 199 Free Gardeners, 211 Burying grounds, gravediggers, &c. 202 Friendly and Funeral Societies,... 214 Carriers' Quarters, 199 Cart Navigation Trustees, 190 Good Templar Lodges, 212 Cemetery Company (Limited), ... 218 Good Templar Hall Trust, 218 Choral Union, 217 Grocers' Company, 209 Christian Benevolent Society, 225 Church of Scotland Young Men's Hammermen's Society, 209 Guild, 225 Harriers, 235 Church of Scotland Sabbath School Heritable (The Paisley) Property Union, 225 Investment Society, 204 Church Officers, 226 Highlanders' Association, 213 Clippens Directory, 297 High Church Ecclesiastical Trus- Coats Observatory, 217 tees, 225 Coffee Room Buildings, 218 Horticultural Societies, 231 Commissary Court, 192 Howwood Directory, 295 Commissioners of Supply, 237 Conservative Association (Paisley), 223 Conservative Association (West Income Tax Commissioners, 239 Renfrewshire), 222 Incorporated Societies, 209 Constituency (Municipal), 189 Incurable Diseases, Society for Constituency (Parliamentary), ...... 189 Treatment of, 209 Convalescent Home, 208 Industrial School, 205 Co-operative Societies, 214 Infirmary, 208 County Council, 236 Inkermann Directory, 301 Cowfeeders' and Dairymen's Asso- ciation, 241 Cricket Clubs, 234 Johnstone Directory, 261 Curling Clubs, 233 Johnstone Directory Appendix, ... 280 Juridical Society, 218 Deaf (Paisley Mission to the) and Justice of Peace Constables, 192 Dumb, 209 Justice of Peace Court, 192 Dean of Guild Court, 192 Justices of the Peace, 192 Vlll CONTENTS. PAGE PAGE Kibble Reformatory Institution, ... 207 Race Committee, 199 Railway Companies, 198 Lawn Tennis Clubs, 234 Rechabites (Independent Order of), 211 Liberal Association, 222 Register Office, 200 Liberal Club, 222 Religious Denominations, 226 Liberal and Radical Unionist Asso- Renfrew Directory, 247 ciation, 222 Renfrew Directory Appendix, 256 Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire, 239 Renfrewshire Police, 239 Linwood Directory, 297 Rowing Clubs, 235 Royal Renfrew Militia, 240 Magistrates and Town Council, ... 190 Maltmen's Society, 209 Sabbath School Union, 224 Masonic Lodges, 210 Savings Bank, 204 Member of Parliament, 1 89 School Board, 219 Merchants, Corporation of, 209 School of Science and Art, 218 Schools, Public and other, 219 Shepherds, Loyal Order of Ancient, 211 Neilson Educational Institution,... 221 Sheriff Courts, 192 Sheriff Officers, 192 Oddfellows, ; 210 Shorthand Writers' Association,... 213 Old Weavers' Society, 209 Skating Club, 235 Omnibus traffic, 198 Small Debt Court, 192 Ornithological Associations, 230 Sons of Temperance Friendly Society, 212 Street Guide, 11 Parishes, List of. , 200 Parliamentary Ward Boundaries... 189 Parochial (Abbey) Board, 206 Tannahill Club, 199 Parochial (Paisley) Board, 205 Thornhill Directory (included in Peter Brough Bequest Fund, 213 Johnstone Directory). Philharmonic Society, 217 Total Abstinence Society, 212 Philosophical Institution, 217 Trades' Directory, 151 Philanthropic Temperance Associa- Trade Societies, 230 tion, 213 Tramways Company, Limited, ... 218 Photographic (Paisley Amateur) Tramways and Omnibus Traffic, .. 198 Society, 204 Police Commissioners, 191 Political Clubs and Associations, 222 United Abstainers' Club, 212 Poor, Association for Improving the Condition of, 205 Population of Paisley, 189 Volunteers (officers of),
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