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1858 Dissolution of the Partnership between [[Uvo Pauls]], [[Edward Babst]], and Charles Emile Muller, lately carrying on business as Merchants and Ship Brokers, at Middlesbrough, in the county of York and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, under the style or firm of [[Pauls and Co]]., so far as regards Charles Emile Muller. The business would be carried on by Uvo Pauls, and Edward Babst, under the firm and at the places aforesaid<ref>London Gazette 4 Jan 1859</ref>. | |||
1882 In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors, instituted by Charles Emile Muller, trading as the [[Erimus Iron Co|Erimus Steel Company]], at the Erimus Steel Works, near South Stockton, also of Middleton St. George, both in the county of Durham, and of Middlesborough, Steel Manufacturer, Farmer, Merchant, and Steamship Owner.<ref>London Gazette 21 July 1882</ref> | 1882 In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors, instituted by Charles Emile Muller, trading as the [[Erimus Iron Co|Erimus Steel Company]], at the Erimus Steel Works, near South Stockton, also of Middleton St. George, both in the county of Durham, and of Middlesborough, Steel Manufacturer, Farmer, Merchant, and Steamship Owner.<ref>London Gazette 21 July 1882</ref> | ||
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Presumably of C. E. Muller and Co
1858 Dissolution of the Partnership between Uvo Pauls, Edward Babst, and Charles Emile Muller, lately carrying on business as Merchants and Ship Brokers, at Middlesbrough, in the county of York and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, under the style or firm of Pauls and Co., so far as regards Charles Emile Muller. The business would be carried on by Uvo Pauls, and Edward Babst, under the firm and at the places aforesaid[1].
1882 In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors, instituted by Charles Emile Muller, trading as the Erimus Steel Company, at the Erimus Steel Works, near South Stockton, also of Middleton St. George, both in the county of Durham, and of Middlesborough, Steel Manufacturer, Farmer, Merchant, and Steamship Owner.[2]