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No. 179

DAILLY Jolly Beggars Burns Club. Instituted 22nd January,
1909. Federated 22nd January, 1909. Place of meeting, King's
Arms Hotel. President, Robt. Smith, Schoolhouse, Dailly;
Vice-president, Robt. Cook, Woodside Cottage, Dailly. Secretary,
Samuel M'Bride, Dalquharran, by Maybole. Committee-
Thomas Dykes, Samuel M'Blain, and Hugh M'Culloch.
feature of Club -Celebration of the Poet's birthday.

Special

No. 180 -GLASGOW TOLLCROSS Burns Club. Instituted 1908. Federated 1908. Place and time of meeting, Hilliar's Rooms, Main Street, 2nd Thursday, 8 p.m. President, John Watson, 24 St. Vincent Place, Glasgow; Vice-president. Jas. Petrie, Daraar, Hamilton Drive, Shettleston; Secretary, Robert Manson, 7 Rockdon Gardens, Tollcross; Treasurer, Walter Newton, 706 Main Street, Tollcross. Special features of Club-Promote the study of Burns's works.

No. 181-GLASGOW Primrose Burns Club.

Instituted 1901. Federated

1909. Place and date of meeting, Alexandra Hotel, January 24th. President, John H. Dennistoun. 2 Woodlands, Langside, Glasgow; Vice-president, John L. Robertson, 14 Rowallan Gardens, Partick; Secretary, George R. Hunter, 30 Ronald Street, Glasgow; ex-l'residents, Thomas Muir, 58 Holmhead Street, and John Russell, 18 Paul Street, Glasgow; Treasurer, Matthew Reid, 82 Dundas Street, Glasgow. Special features of Club-Musical evenings with Scotch readings, and anniversary dinner to celebrate the Poet's birthday.

No. 182-STANE (Shotts) Mossgiel Burns Club. Instituted 3rd February, 1908. Federated 27th February, 1909. Place of meeting, Stane Hotel. President, Mr Andrew Barrie, Southdyke Farm, Shotts; Vice-president, Mr William Cairns, Torbothie, Stane, Shotts; Secretary, Mr Alex. Walker, I Charlotte Street, Stane, Shotts; Treasurer, Mr Archd. Williams. 19 Manse Road, Stane, Shotts. Special features of Club - Study of Scottish song and Poet's works; papers and debate; celebration of Hallowe'en festival and birthday anniversary.

No. 183-LONDONDERRY Burns Club and Caledonian Society. Federated 10th June, 1909. Place and date of meeting, Gowdie's Hotel, Candlemas, Whitsuntide, Lammas, and Martinmas. President, D. C. Hogg, Esq., J. P., Victoria Park; Vice-president, Thos. D. Graham, 55 Strand Road; Secretary, Jas. C. Scrimgeour, 3 Sunnyside Terrace; Treasurer, John Harley, 136 Bishop Street. Special features of Club-The objects of the Society shall be to cherish the memory of Burns; to study his works; to discuss poets and poetry in general; to endeavour by these means, or in such other manner as may be approved, to cultivate a closer social union amongst all classes of Scotsmen and other sympathisers with the objects of the Club in Londonderry and neighbourhood; to provide a fund, by annual subscription and entry fees, whereby Scotsmen in poor and necessitous circumstances may be relieved; and to defray working expenses.

No. 184-BLAIRADAM Shanter Burns Club. Instituted 21st August, 1907. Federated 28th August, 1909. Place and date of meeting, Blairadam Tavern, Kelty, on Fridays, at 7 p.m. President, John Ramsay, Swanley Cottage, Kelty; Vice-president, James Nelson,

Benarty View Cottages, Kelty; Secretary, George Ireland, Old
Office Road, Kelty; Treasurer, Thomas Hunter. Committee-
R. Storrar, W. Clark, Thos. Sneddon, W. Fyfe, and T. Pryde.
Special features of Club-Smoking concerts, recitations, songs, and
readings; dominoes, draughts.

No. 185-BURTON Burns Club. Instituted December, 1908. Federated
November 19th, 1909. President, John T. C. Eadie, J.P.,
Newton-Solney, Burton-on-Trent ; Vice-president, David Burrell,
Shotnall Villa, Shotnall Road; Secretary, Geo. Rae, 85 Belvedere
Road, Burton-on-Trent. Committee-R. N. Robertson, Dr
Docherty, J. R. Paterson, J. J. Henderson, J. P. M'Intyre, W.
Marshall, A. Green, A. F. M Vicar, A. Skinner, J. B. Johnston,
H. F. Miller, J. P. Miller. Special features of Club-To foster a
love for our National Poet in the hearts of all Scotsmen in the
district.

No. 186-KILMARNOCK

Glencairn Burns Club.

Instituted 17th

November, 1909.
Federated 27th November, 1909. Place and
time of meeting, Bridge Inn, Robertson l'lace, 2nd Friday of
month, at 8 p.m. Hon. President, John Ferguson, Bridge Inn,
Kilmarnock; Hon. Vice-presidents, Adam Mackay, Dundonald
Koad, and James Wilson, Wallace Street; President, James
Gilmour, Arbuckle Street, Kilmarnock; Vice-president, Robert
Ritchie, 18 Richardland Road, Kilmarnock; Secretary, William
Anderson, 14 Richardland Road, Kilmarnock.

No. 187-GALASHIELS Burns Club. Instituted 1907. Federated 1909.
Time of meeting, 25th January. President, Alexander L. Brown,
Gallahill, Galashiels; Vice-presidents, A. J. Craig, H. S. Murray,
George Sutherland; Secretarr, Philip Sulley, F.S.A., Galashiels;
Treasurer, Hugh Murray, Galashiels. Special features of Club—
School competitions in songs and recitations.

No. 188-DUNS Working Men's Club. Instituted 1902.

Federated 1910.

Place and date of meeting, Duns, on 25th January. President,
Thomas Brackenridge, jeweiler, Duns; Vice-president, John
Foreman, Cumledge, Duns; Secretary, Robert Cameron, South
Street, Duns. Special features of Club-Social evenings, harmony,
fellowship.

No. 189-CLYDEBANK Barns o' Clyde Burns Club. Instituted 1894.
Federated 2nd March, 1910. Place and time of meeting, The
Restaurant, Clydebank, September to April, Wednesday end of
each month. President, John Hogg, Magistrate, 257 Glasgow
Road, Clydebank; Vice-president, Lawrence Watt, 35 Taylor
Street, Whitecrook, Clydebank; Secretary. David Cargill, 36
Hillview Terrace, Dumbarton Road, Clydebank.

No. 190-PORT-GLASGOW Burns Club. Instituted January, 1910. Federated 5th April, 1910. Place and date of meeting, Cooperative Hall, Princes Street, on 1st Friday in month, September to April, at 7.45 p.m. President, William M'Elwee, 7 Clyde Street, Port-Glasgow ; Vice-president, William Gilchrist, 6 Springhill, Port-Glasgow; Secretary, James Hicks, junr., 6 Octavia Street, Port-Glasgow; Treasurer, John C. Pearson, Flemington, High-holm, Port-Glasgow. Special features of Club-To cherish the name of Robert Burns, to study and foster a love for his writings, and generally to promote good-fellowship.

No. 191-MOORPARK Burns Club, Renfrew. Instituted 1908. Federated 1910. Place of meeting, various. President, Matthew Holmes, Paisley Road, Renfrew; Vice-president, Wm. Fernie, Sandy Road, Renfrew; Secretary, Ebenezer Inglis, Broughallan Gardens, Sandy Road, Renfrew. Committee-Bailie Milliken, Bailie Ferguson, J.P., Councillor Paton, James Clark, and John M'Gregor, sen. Special features of Club-Lectures, concerts; to encourage the study of Burns's works by competition amongst children in Moorpark Public School.

No. 192-THE AYRSHIRE ASSOCIATION of Federated Burns Clubs.
Instituted 1908. Federated 1910.
Place of meeting, quarterly,

at various places throughout the county. President, Andrew
Sinclair, 65 M'Lellan Drive, Kilmarnock; Vice-president, ex-
Bailie M'Graw, Wallacehill, Riccarton; Secretary, Wm. Lennox,
II Nursery Avenue, Kilmarnock; Treasurer, Archd. Laird.
Committee H. Campbell (Cumnock), D. Donnelly (Bellfield),
D. Burns (Glencairn), James Moir (Riccarton), William Hall
(Auchinleck), and Wm. Adams (Ardrossan). Special features of
Club-To further the interests of the Burns Club by promoting
closer union between the Clubs in the county, and to render all
possible assistance to the work of the Federation.

No. 193-RUTHERGLEN Jolly Beggars Burns Club.

Instituted 31st

Place of meet

August, 1910. Federated 11th November, 1910.
ing, 72 Main Street. President, John Bailey, 73 High Street,
Rutherglen; Vice-president, Arch. Gilchrist, 51 High Street,
Rutherglen; Secretary, John Skelley, 72a Main Street, Ruther-
glen. Special features of Club-The annual celebration of the
birth of Robert Burns, occasional re-union, &c.

No. 194-MIDDLEBIE Burns Club. Instituted 1909. Federated 11th
November, 1910. Place and time of meeting, Kirtlebridge,
Irving Arms Hotel, monthly. President, Mr John Nelson, Fern-
grove, Eaglesfield; Vice-presidents, J. Scott, Geo. Moffat, Wm.
Rae, and James Urquhart; Secretary and Treasurer, Walter A.
Mather, Donkins House, Kirtlebridge, Ecclefechan; Assistant
Secretary, William C. Ferguson. Special features of Club-Social
and literary.

No. 195-BLUE BELL Burns Club, Shiremoor. Instituted November, 1906. Jederated 14th November, 1910. Place and date of meeting, Blue Bell Hotel, monthly, commencing 3rd September, 1910. President, John Wilson, senr., II Duke Street, Shiremoor, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Vice-president, John Marshall, C. Pit Cottages, Backworth, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Secretary, James Wilson, 20 Percy Street, Shiremoor, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Treasurer, Jos. Watson. Committee-Robert Fyfe, Wm. Blewitt, J. Cunningham, Wm. Mordue, D. Chipperfield, G. Fyfe, and Jas. Waters. No. 196-MID-ARGYLL Burns Club. Instituted 11th January, 1909. Federated 27th December, 1910. Place of meeting, Royal Hotel, Ardrishaig. President, A. F. Paul, Argyll Hotel, Lochgiiphead; Vice-president, Kobert Finlay, Royal Hotel, Ardrishaig; Secretary ana Treasurer, Andrew Y. Roy, Tigh-an-Eas, Ardrishaig. Committee-Richard Mincher, J. M. Montgomerie, A. M D. Leckie, Jas. M'Bain, jun., and John M'Alister. Special features of the Club-Celebration of the Foet's birthday.

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