Presidents
1854 James Tassie
1855 Dr Litster
1856 William Dunlop
1857 James Livingstone
1858 Baillie McKay
1859 William Stevenson
1860 Duncan Watson
1861 James Dunlop
1862 Alex Renfrew
1863 James Steel
1864 Thomas Watson
1865 Dr Steel
1866 Nicol Cameron
1867 William King
1868 Baillie Livingstone
1869 Alex Alexander
1870 John McFarlane
1871 Dr Ritchie
1872 James Dunlop
1873 John McQueen
1874 William Reid
1875 Provost Cameron
1876 Alex Alexander
1877 William S. Bisset
1878 John Buchanan
1879 Dr Ritchie
1880 James W. Cameron
1881 John Russell
1882 John Campbell
1883 William Anderson
1884 Robert Smith
1885 Nicol Cameron
1886 James Stewart
1887 Alex A. Henderson
1888 Thomas Prentice
1889 Provost Ritchie
1890 David Livingstone
1891 John G. Sewell
1892 Hugh Kennedy
1893 Robert P. Gilmour
1894 Dr King
1895 John Davidson Jnr
1896 Andrew Arbuckle
1897 James G. King
1898 Provost McFarlane
1899 James Dunlop
1900 John Mathieson
1901 Provost Leckie
1902 Robert Kerr
1903 John Lyons
1904 Nicol Cameron
1905 James MacDougall
1906 A. B. Stevenson
1907 James Allan
1908 Robert Hendry
1909 Robert W. Turner
1910 Thomas Allinson
1911 Alex McLellan
1912 Hector McKinnon
1913 James Dickson
1914 Andrew Arbuckle
1915 George Lang
1916 A. A. Whyte Jnr
1917 John M. Dunlop
1918 Robert A. Lang
1919 Thomas Wilson
1920 James Watson
1921 Robert Allinson
1922 James McCulloch
1923 Robert McLean
1924 Robert McCourtney
1925 Robert Ronaldson
1926 John H. Sinclair
1927 Robert Y. Horan
1928 James McL Milne
1929 William Hart
1930 Robert Gardner Jnr
1931 James W. Shaw
1932 Gibson C. Simpson
1933 Alex Mann
1934 Alex Sinclair
1935 Mitchell R. McCall
1936 Thomas G. Crawford
1937 Charles C. Gardner
1938 Gilbert C. George
1939 David Pearson
1940 John M. Geddes
1941 William Hedges
1942 Richard Finlay
1943 John King
1944 Robert Clark
1945 James Durran
1946 John Riach
1947 Thomas Greig
1948 John Gordon
1949 Robert Clark
1950 Edward Meldrum
1951 Hugh M. MacLachlan
1952 Alex Black
1953 Robert McCulloch
1954 John M. Geddes
1955 Robert Brackenridge
1956 John Smith
1957 Robert Dunlop
1958 David B. McKay
1959 Thomas A. MacLeod
1960 Dugald S. Russell
1961 James Lundie
1962 Charles Rutherford
1963 Robert Thomson
1964 William McDonald
1965 William Thomson
1966 John Tennent
1967 John Robertson
1968 James H. Inglis
1969 William S. Hart
1970 Alex Livingstone
1971 John Jarvie
1972 Robert Robertson
1973 William Hutcheson
1974 Sidney Gray
1975 James Meers
1976 David Cuthbertson
1977 Walter C. Guthrie
1978 John M. Spence
1979 David B. McKay
1980 George Geekie
1981 William Harris
1982 Thomas K. Walsh
1983
1984 Thomas P. McGrotty
1985 Samuel M. Robinson
1986 Hamish Tait
1987 George Young
1988 Douglas Rennie
1989 John Cairney
1990 Robert Reoch
1991 John M. Tennent
1992 George McGhee
1993 Owen Barrett
1994 John T. Montgomery
1995 James Simpson
1996 Brian Kerr
1997 Robert Plunkett
1998 David Gamble
1999 James Smith
2000 John Higgins
2001 Brian Morrison
2002 William C. Bentley
2003 Peter D. Shields
2004 Samuel M. Robinson
2005 John Nesbitt
2006 James B. Douglas
2007 John McAbney
2008 Steven Bentley
2009 Ian Jamieson
2010 Angus Head
2011 Paul Good
2012 Pat Gough
2013 Gordon McGuire
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Famous quotes containing the word presidents:
“A president, however, must stand somewhat apart, as all great presidents have known instinctively. Then the language which has the power to survive its own utterance is the most likely to move those to whom it is immediately spoken.”
—J.R. Pole (b. 1922)
“Our presidents have been getting to be synthetic monsters, the work of a hundred ghost- writers and press agents so that it is getting harder and harder to discover the line between the man and the institution.”
—John Dos Passos (1896–1970)
“All Presidents start out to run a crusade but after a couple of years they find they are running something less heroic and much more intractable: namely the presidency. The people are well cured by then of election fever, during which they think they are choosing Moses. In the third year, they look on the man as a sinner and a bumbler and begin to poke around for rumours of another Messiah.”
—Alistair Cooke (b. 1908)