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Cause: (Re Joint Stock Companies Winding-Up Acts 1848 and 1849 and) Re North of England...
Catalogue reference: J 90/1545
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- 1838-1848
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Cause: (Re Joint Stock Companies Winding-Up Acts 1848 and 1849 and) Re North of England Banking Company (Part 2 of 20). Deeds and papers monthly deposited with Bank by its debtors by way of security Deposited [2 March 1877] by John Henderson, surviving Official Manager of the Company.
- (5) James Reid. Deeds and papers relating to property in Newcastle on Tyne, NORTHUMBERLAND (including share in `Theatre Royal’) and Ramsgate, KENT, shares in the Banking Company, Newcastle Brewery Company and South Tanfield and Atton Collieries [DURHAM], guarantees, promissory notes etc. 1838-1848.
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Note (Additional information about the record)
- Order in Chancery: 1877 January 22 Numbered as in schedule - missing numbers representing items which appear to have been delivered out or which have not been selected for preservation; underlined names are those of depositors. Schedule.
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