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1822 Partnership change. '...the Partnership or joint trade subsisting and carried on by and between [[William Fawcett]], [[Benjamin Whitehouse]], [[James Hunt]], [[Henry Hunt]], [[Archibald Kenrick]], and [[Joseph Priestley (2)|Joseph Priestley]], of the Verteg-Hill Iron-Works, in the County of Monmouth, Iron-Masters, Coal-Masters, and Iron-Manufacturers, under the firm of [[Fawcett, Whitehouse, Hunt, and Co.]] was and stands dissolved on and from the 3rd day of February last, so far as respects the said Benjamin Whitehouse....'<ref>[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/17828/page/1041 The London Gazette Publication date:22 June 1822 Issue:17828 Page:1041]</ref>
1822 Partnership change. '...the Partnership or joint trade subsisting and carried on by and between [[William Fawcett]], [[Benjamin Whitehouse]], [[James Hunt]], [[Henry Hunt]], [[Archibald Kenrick]], and [[Joseph Priestley (2)|Joseph Priestley]], of the Verteg-Hill Iron-Works, in the County of Monmouth, Iron-Masters, Coal-Masters, and Iron-Manufacturers, under the firm of '''Fawcett, Whitehouse, Hunt, and Co.''' was and stands dissolved on and from the 3rd day of February last, so far as respects the said Benjamin Whitehouse....'<ref>[https://www.thegazette.co.uk/London/issue/17828/page/1041 The London Gazette Publication date:22 June 1822 Issue:17828 Page:1041]</ref>


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1822 Partnership change. '...the Partnership or joint trade subsisting and carried on by and between William Fawcett, Benjamin Whitehouse, James Hunt, Henry Hunt, Archibald Kenrick, and Joseph Priestley, of the Verteg-Hill Iron-Works, in the County of Monmouth, Iron-Masters, Coal-Masters, and Iron-Manufacturers, under the firm of Fawcett, Whitehouse, Hunt, and Co. was and stands dissolved on and from the 3rd day of February last, so far as respects the said Benjamin Whitehouse....'[1]

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