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Cause: Norris v Chambers (1857 N36). Plaintiffs: Defendants: include Thomas Gorton,...
Catalogue reference: J 90/999
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Cause: Norris v Chambers (1857 N36). Plaintiffs: Defendants: include Thomas Gorton, Robert Gillman, James Rhodes and Matthew Armor. Papers, including printed prospectus etc. (English and French), with plans, relating to affairs of Anglo-Prussian Coal and Coke Company (of LONDON) and Maria Anna and Steinbank Coal Mine at Steele, near Essen, GERMANY. Deposited [3 March and 3 April 1860] by defendants Thomas Gorton, Robert Gillman, James Rhodes and Matthew Armor (for Gorton).
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- Order in Chancery: 1860 January 13, February 21, February27. Schedule.
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