The Glasgow Irvine Society
PREAMBLE
At a meeting of Gentlemen, natives of Irvine, resident in Glasgow, held at the Crow Hotel, George Square on January 31st, 1868, a wish was expressed that they should not be behind other Towns in Ayrshire, and it was resolved to form a Society, to be called “The Glasgow Irvine Society” for the following objects:
The 1934 booklet of the Society is listed below and the 1913 booklet can be found at Glasgow Irvine Society 1913.
At a meeting of Gentlemen, natives of Irvine, resident in Glasgow, held at the Crow Hotel, George Square on January 31st, 1868, a wish was expressed that they should not be behind other Towns in Ayrshire, and it was resolved to form a Society, to be called “The Glasgow Irvine Society” for the following objects:
- To afford relief to persons who for various causes, are in necessitous circumstance;
- To promote good fellowship amongst the natives of Irvine in Glasgow.
The 1934 booklet of the Society is listed below and the 1913 booklet can be found at Glasgow Irvine Society 1913.