HF41/9/3/7

Bundle of Correspondence relating to the Ham Farm Brickyard from Cooper & Co (Accountants), Stibbard & Gibson (Solicitors), Fred Safford, Francis Cooper (Receiver & Manager), Hollams, Son & Coward (Solicitors) to Hooper & Co

Jul - Sep 1887

From: 1887 To: 1887

Ham Farm negotiations up to completion on 8 August 1887 Wrangling over George Powers's Salary (gets paid £650 to end Service Agreement on 5 August 1887) AND over who should pay for the new lease Summer 1887 Incidental references Meeting proposed by Hugh Powers with T.J.Hooper at the Booking Office of the Metropolitan Railway Station because Powers does not want to go into his old Club. 16 July 1887

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Cooper & Company,
Stibbard, Gibson & Company,
Stibbard, Gibson & Sykes,
Stibbard & Company,
Safford, Frederick,
Cooper, Francis,
Hollams, Son & Coward,
Hooper & Company,
Powers, George,
Powers, Hugh Edward,
Hooper, T J,
Hooper, Thomas James

Hooper & Fletcher, companies, businesses, business correspondence, legal correspondence, Ham Farm Brickfield, Faversham, brick manufacturer, Ham Farm Brick Company, receiver, brick company manager, Hooper & Company, buildings and land use, general legal process, wages, non-agricultural leases, money, Thomas James Hooper, Metropolitan Railway, Westminster St.Stephen's Club, gentlemen's clubs