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Claims to be the original Patentees and Manufacturers of [[Kamptulicon]]. | Claims to be the original Patentees and Manufacturers of [[Kamptulicon]]. | ||
Formerly [[Walter and Gough]] | |||
1864 Agents in Scotland partnership dissolved. 'The Copartnery of GEDDES & ERSKINE, Agents for the Sale in Scotland and Berwick-upon-Tweed for the Kamptulicon Manufactures of [[Gough and Boyce|Messrs Gough & Boyce]] of London, was DISSOLVED by the mutual consent of the Subscribers, the sole Partners thereof, as upon the 4th day of August last. The Subscriber, [[George Hepburn Geddes]], is empowered | 1864 Agents in Scotland partnership dissolved. 'The Copartnery of GEDDES & ERSKINE, Agents for the Sale in Scotland and Berwick-upon-Tweed for the Kamptulicon Manufactures of [[Gough and Boyce|Messrs Gough & Boyce]] of London, was DISSOLVED by the mutual consent of the Subscribers, the sole Partners thereof, as upon the 4th day of August last. The Subscriber, [[George Hepburn Geddes]], is empowered | ||
Latest revision as of 09:40, 30 December 2018
of 48 Cannon Street, London E.C. and Greenwich Road, Greenwich, London.
Established 1843.
Claims to be the original Patentees and Manufacturers of Kamptulicon.
Formerly Walter and Gough
1864 Agents in Scotland partnership dissolved. 'The Copartnery of GEDDES & ERSKINE, Agents for the Sale in Scotland and Berwick-upon-Tweed for the Kamptulicon Manufactures of Messrs Gough & Boyce of London, was DISSOLVED by the mutual consent of the Subscribers, the sole Partners thereof, as upon the 4th day of August last. The Subscriber, George Hepburn Geddes, is empowered to uplift the assets and liquidate the debts due by the late Copartnery, and will henceforth carry on the Agency in his own name. JOHN MAR ERSKINE. GEORGE H. GEDDES.[1]
1869 Partnership dissolved. '... the Partnership which has for some time existed between Ebenezer Gough and Matthias Boyce, under the firm of Gough and Boyce, at Greenwich-road, Greenwich, and No. 48, Cannon-street, London, was this day dissolved by mutual consent...'[2]
See E. Gough and Son
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ [https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Edinburgh/issue/7469/page/1196 The Edinburgh Gazette Publication date:23 September 1864 Issue:7469Page:1196]
- ↑ The London Gazette Publication date:1 January 1869 Issue:23455 Page:18