Edward Lloyd: Difference between revisions

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of 12 Salisbury Square, London, EC.

1843 Company established by Edward Lloyd

1863 Edward Lloyd's improvements in making paper were implemented at Bow Paper Mills^[1]

1890 Incorporated as a private limited company.

1910 London Representative of the Sydney Daily Telegraph Newspaper, at 4 and 5 Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London, E.C.

1910 United Newspapers was created to buy out Lloyd’s newspapers, separating them from the paper-making side which continued as Edward Lloyd Ltd.

1911 Became a public company.

1914 Paper manufacturers, wholesale and export stationers. Employees 2,000. ^[2]

Sold the newspaper and publishing interests to a separate company

1927 Allied Newspapers acquired a large majority of shares in the company from the Lloyd family^[3]

1936 Allied Newspapers sold its interests, including the paper mills at Sittingbourne and Kemsley, to Bowater Paper Mills^[4]

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 of 12 Salisbury Square, London, EC.
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 Edward Lloyd's improvements in making paper were implemented at [[Lloyd's Paper Mills|Bow Paper Mills]]<ref>The Engineer 1863/01/30</ref>
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 Incorporated as a private limited company.
-London Representative of the [[Daily Telegraph Newspaper]], at 4 and 5 Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London, E.C.
+London Representative of the [[Sydney Daily Telegraph]] Newspaper, at 4 and 5 Salisbury Court, Fleet Street, London, E.C.
 [[United Newspapers]] was created to buy out Lloyd’s newspapers, separating them from the paper-making side which continued as '''Edward Lloyd''' Ltd.