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[[John Corry Fell]] entered into partnership with [[J. P. Wilding]] as Patent Agent and Consulting Engineer | [[John Corry Fell]] entered into partnership with [[J. P. Wilding]] as Patent Agent and Consulting Engineer | ||
1888 Dissolution of the Partnership between [[John Corry Fell]] and [[Samuel Pearce Wilding]], carrying on business as Patent Agents,, at No. 1, Queen Victoria-street in the city of London, under the style or firm of [[Fell and Wilding]]. John Corry Fell continued the business with [[Reginald William James]], under the style or firm of Fell and Wilding<ref>London Gazette 27 September, 1889</ref>. | |||
1888 [[Reginald William James]] entered into partnership with John Fell | 1888 [[Reginald William James]] entered into partnership with John Fell | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 29 October 2021
John Corry Fell entered into partnership with J. P. Wilding as Patent Agent and Consulting Engineer
1888 Dissolution of the Partnership between John Corry Fell and Samuel Pearce Wilding, carrying on business as Patent Agents,, at No. 1, Queen Victoria-street in the city of London, under the style or firm of Fell and Wilding. John Corry Fell continued the business with Reginald William James, under the style or firm of Fell and Wilding[1].
1888 Reginald William James entered into partnership with John Fell
On the death of Mr. Wilding the firm became Fell and James of Queen Victoria Street until the retirement of Mr. Fell in 1914.
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- ↑ London Gazette 27 September, 1889