McGlashan and Merryweather
McGlashan and Merryweather of Coal Yard, Nr Drury Lane, London, Copper-smiths and Engineers
Early 1860s James Compton Merryweather became a partner in McGlashan and Co of this address, presumably becoming McGlashan and Merryweather
1864 Merryweather left the firm in order to take over from his brother in the family business. Alexander McGlashan continued the partnership[1]
1868 Patent application by Alexander McGlashan, of Coal-yard,Drury-lane, in the county of Middlesex, Engineer, and John Hendry, of Arlington-street, New North-road, in the same County, Back and Vat Maker, in respect of the invention of "improved machinery or apparatus for mashing substances employed in the making of fermented liquors."[2]
1879 Alexander McGlashan, of Victoria Works, Coal-yard, Drury-lane, Middlesex, Engineer, was appointed Trustee of the property of Amedee Jacques Esgonniere, who was bankrupt[3]