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OBITUARY. 161
the firm of W. L. Boase & Co., and managing director of the
Boase Spinning Company, Limited. He wa.s well known for
his services to the Conservative Party, and on several occasions
was Parliamentary Candidate for East Perthshire. He is
survived by a widow and family.
Mr James C. Lindsay, Hamilton, also a life member of the
Society, died 9th August 1910. Mr Lind.say took a warm
interest in the affairs of the Clan and was well known, especially
to the members of the Western Section. He is survived by a
widow and family.
Mr Herbert J. G. Lindsay died 13th August 1910. For
many years he acted as local secretary in Cla.sgow fur the Clan
Society. His bright and genial disposition, and his business
capacity and energy, made his services of the greatest value
until, to the great regret of his associates, he was compelled to
retire on account of failing health. To his father, and to his
widow and little daughter, the syn»pathy of his and their friends
goes out in the special sadness of their bereavement.
Mr John Lindsay died 5th January 1911, at the house of
his father, Mr John Lindsay, J.P., Cotiylea, Westbourne Gardens,
Glasgow. Mr Lindsay was an enthusiastic Volunteer. He had
served ten years in the Queen's Own Glasgow Yeomanry, and
at the time of his death held the rank of sergeant in the
Territorial Forces. Recently he had undergone a course of
special instruction at Leith Fort, and qualified first of his year
as instructor in the handling of the Maxim Gun. He was a
young man of great promise, and his death is a loss to the
Society, which offers its respectful sympathy to his father and
other members of his family.