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'''C. E. Hall, Robinson and Co''' of Standard Ironworks, Washford Road, Sheffield
'''C. E. Hall, Robinson and Co''' of Standard Ironworks, Washford Road, Sheffield


* 1890 June. Royal Agricultural Society’s Disintegrator and Grist Mill Trials.
1890 June. Royal Agricultural Society’s Disintegrator and Grist Mill Trials.
 
1890 Dissolution of the  Partnership  between  [[Charles Edward  Hall]]  and  [[John  Eteson  Robinson]], carrying on business  as  Engineers,  at  the  Standard  Iron  Works, Washford-road,  Attercliffe,  Sheffield,,  as  C. E.  Hall, Robinson,and  Company.    All debts  settled by Charles  Edward Hall.<ref>London Gazette 16 December, 1890</ref>
 


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* [[The Engineer]] of 27th June 1890. p521
* [[The Engineer 1890/06/27]]. p521
 
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C. E. Hall, Robinson and Co of Standard Ironworks, Washford Road, Sheffield

1890 June. Royal Agricultural Society’s Disintegrator and Grist Mill Trials.

1890 Dissolution of the Partnership between Charles Edward Hall and John Eteson Robinson, carrying on business as Engineers, at the Standard Iron Works, Washford-road, Attercliffe, Sheffield,, as C. E. Hall, Robinson,and Company. All debts settled by Charles Edward Hall.[1]


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  1. London Gazette 16 December, 1890

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