Annals of An East Anglian Bank
Annals of An East Anglian Bank
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Overend S. Gurney Gurneys Reserved for expenses now due, including property duty 1582 17 10 6000 6000 5500 5500 .. 3729 19 11 £28, 312 17 9 £. S. D.
By amount of Commission 22198 7 3 By Noble Hunt on Wolffs & Co. , paid in full 5000 By profit on interest account 111410 6 £28312 17 9 Their connection with the London house did not, however, prevent Messrs. Gurney & Co. From 110 BANKING IN NOKFOLK.
rendering all the aid which could justly be claimed by their clients nearer home.
Mr. Burgess, writi...ng in the " Circular to Bankers " in 1835 on the subject of the currency, refers to the amount of assistance afforded to the agricultural interest previous to 1816, and says : — "One private banking company, that of Messrs. Gurney & Co. Of Norfolk, had, at one time, lent out a million and a quarter sterling to their customers in that county, and in the eastern border of Suffolk. " STEPHEN DANSER.
CHAPTER VIII.
The Staff in Early Days— Thomas Eansome — The Friars' Society— The Mottrams — Samuel Woodward — Death of John Gurney — J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Overend S. Gurney Gurneys Reserved for expenses now due, including property duty 1582 17 10 6000 6000 5500 5500 .. 3729 19 11 £28, 312 17 9 £. S. D.
By amount of Commission 22198 7 3 By Noble Hunt on Wolffs & Co. , paid in full 5000 By profit on interest account 111410 6 £28312 17 9 Their connection with the London house did not, however, prevent Messrs. Gurney & Co. From 110 BANKING IN NOKFOLK.
rendering all the aid which could justly be claimed by their clients nearer home.
Mr. Burgess, writi...ng in the " Circular to Bankers " in 1835 on the subject of the currency, refers to the amount of assistance afforded to the agricultural interest previous to 1816, and says : — "One private banking company, that of Messrs. Gurney & Co. Of Norfolk, had, at one time, lent out a million and a quarter sterling to their customers in that county, and in the eastern border of Suffolk. " STEPHEN DANSER.
CHAPTER VIII.
The Staff in Early Days— Thomas Eansome — The Friars' Society— The Mottrams — Samuel Woodward — Death of John Gurney — J.
What to read after Annals of An East Anglian Bank?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W H Bidwell to read onlineMoreLess
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