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Tyne Plate Glass Company. The subscibers were:- | Tyne Plate Glass Company. The subscibers were:- | ||
* C. M. Palmer, Newcastle, coalowner | * C. M. Palmer, Newcastle, coalowner | ||
* A. M. Palmer, Newcastle, glass manufacturer | * [[Alfred Molyneux Palmer|A. M. Palmer]], Newcastle, glass manufacturer | ||
* J. Gregory, Newcastle, coal fitter | * J. Gregory, Newcastle, coal fitter | ||
* R. Watson Cape, Newcastle, solicitor | * R. Watson Cape, Newcastle, solicitor | ||
Latest revision as of 10:47, 5 July 2017
formerly the R. W. Swinburne and Co
1868 The business of R. W. Swinburne and Co was rescued by Charles Mark Palmer and became the Tyne Plate Glass Company
1886 New company registered to take over the Tyne Plate Glass Works at South Shields, belonging to Charles Mark Palmer, trading as the Tyne Plate Glass Company. The subscibers were:-
- C. M. Palmer, Newcastle, coalowner
- A. M. Palmer, Newcastle, glass manufacturer
- J. Gregory, Newcastle, coal fitter
- R. Watson Cape, Newcastle, solicitor
- Edmund Brown, South Shields, glass manufacturer
- J. Price, Newcastle, engineer
- J. Hall, Newcastle, merchant
1891 Company closed and the site taken over by the Harton Coal Co
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