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1904 Dissolution of the Partnership between [[Edward Arthur Wilson]], of Bell-court, Bidford, in the | 1904 Dissolution of the Partnership between [[Edward A. Wilson|Edward Arthur Wilson]], of Bell-court, Bidford, in the | ||
county of Warwick, Cycle Manufacturer, and [[Arthur Frederick Long Lloyd]], of Midland-road, Bedford, in the | county of Warwick, Cycle Manufacturer, and [[Arthur Frederick Long Lloyd]], of Midland-road, Bedford, in the | ||
county of Bedford, Cycle Dealer, carrying on business as Cycle Dealers and Agents, at Bedford aforesaid, under | county of Bedford, Cycle Dealer, carrying on business as Cycle Dealers and Agents, at Bedford aforesaid, under | ||
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1904 Dissolution of the Partnership between Edward Arthur Wilson, of Bell-court, Bidford, in the county of Warwick, Cycle Manufacturer, and Arthur Frederick Long Lloyd, of Midland-road, Bedford, in the county of Bedford, Cycle Dealer, carrying on business as Cycle Dealers and Agents, at Bedford aforesaid, under the style or firm of "LLOYD AND CO.," at Luton and St. Albans, in the county of Bedford, under the style or firm of Lloyd, Partridge, and Co.," at Watford, in the county of Herts, under the style or firm of Lloyd, Cooper, and Co., and at Gray's-inn-road, London, under the style or firm of Lloyd's Cycle Stores, and as Tobacconists, at Corporation-street, in the city of Birmingham, under the style or firm of A. Lloyd and Co., as and from the 2nd day of December, 1904, by mutual consent.[1]
See Also
Sources of Information
- ↑ London Gazette 14 March 1905