Tag: Pinsent & Co (law firm)

London Daily Chronicle: 20th September 1890

Saddlers and Coach Ironmongers, Saddlery and Harness Manufacturers and Whip Makers: To be disposed of by private treaty, the old-established business of Messrs. J. Birtles & Sons (Limited) of 42, Upper Dean St. Birmingham; the sale will include the leasehold premises …continues … For further particulars apply to W. Curtis Thomson Esq., the liquidator, Messrs. Bullock, Bourne & Thomson, 104, Colmore Row Birmingham and 10 Throgmorton Avenue, E.C., or to Messrs. Smith, Pinsent & Co. Solicitors to the liquidator, 39 Waterloo St. Birmingham.

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London Daily Chronicle: 26th March 1890

High Court of Justice: Chancery Division: Chancery Court III before Mr. Justice Chitty at 10.30: Causes for trial, without witnesses: …. Include … Re: Smith, Pinsent and Others, Taxation …

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Coventry Evening Telegraph: Wednesday 1st November 1899

In the High Court of Justice: Chancery Division, 1899: S. No. 93. Mr. Justice Stirling: Re. Starley Brothers and Westwood Manufacturing Company (Limited) Coventry: Mr. Duncan J. Shedden (of the firm of Messrs. J. Shedden and Son) is instructed by the Receiver to offer for sale by public auction, in one of more lots, (unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty) as a going concern and subject to condition of sale, at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham, on Thursday 2nd day of November 1899, at 3.30 p.m. punctually, the above well known “High-Class Cycle Undertaking” carried on by the Company at Coventry, with depot in London and embracing  … (description of works) … Detailed schedules with plans, views of the premises, particulars of leaseholds and condition of sale may be had on and after the 25th day of October, 1899, on application to G. A. Lumsden, Esq., the Receiver and Manager, at St. John’s Works Coventry; Messrs. Pinsent and Co., solicitors, 6 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham …..

[see also Coventry Evening Telegraph: Saturday 21st October 1899]

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Cycling: Saturday 21st October 1899

Tubeless Tyres Affairs: In our last issue I gave particulars of the agitation now going on in connection with the Tubeless Tire Company … (continues) … Most of the statements contained in the report are alleged to be incorrect, and so that there shall be no mistake Mr. Palmer replies to each specifically in the order of the paragraphs in the report as follows: (1) Mr. Dunlop was never elected on the board of directors, for reasons explained to the shareholders at first and subsequent meetings. Mr. Heaton did not resign for the reason given; in fact, he did not resign at all. His agreement expired, and the directors did not consider it advisable to re-engage him, and, ipso facto, he ceased to be a member of the board. … (continues) … When Heaton and I consulted our solicitor re the formation of the company (Pinsent and Co.), who has been my solicitor for the past fourteen years, he at once said, “Let your independent directors, Hughes and Iliffe, arrange all the prospectus and appoint their own solicitors. I cannot, or rather will not, act, and you must both be independent.” … (continues) …

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Stratford upon Avon Herald: Friday 15th September 1899

The Husncote Lane Encroachment: On this subject a letter was received from Messrs Pinsent and Co., solicitors to Mrs. Nicol, suggesting that the matter should be left to the arbitration of the County Surveyor, Mr. Wilmot. …

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Stratford upon Avon Herald: Friday 18th August 1899

Stratford upon Avon Board of Guardians: … … Alleged Encroachment of Hunscote: A letter was received from Messrs. Pinsent and Co., solicitors for Mrs. Nicol deferring further correspondence on this matter, owing to Mr. Pinsent’s absence from home. …. (a question of land ownership) …

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Stratford upon Avon Herald: Friday 4th August 1899

Stratford Rural District Council: The fortnightly meeting of the Stratford on Avon Rural District Council was held at the workhouse on Friday afternoon. … The Question of Repairing Bye-roads: … As to the encroachment at Hunscote lane a letter was received from Messrs. Pinsent and Co.,

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Reading Mercury: Saturday 22nd July 1899

Nailsworth, Gloucestershire: A quarter of a mile from Nailsworth Station and four miles from Stroud: The charming freehold residential estate known as “Pensile House” together with excellent stabling and out-buildings, delightfully arrange pleasure grounds and several enclosures of pasture and meadow land, the whole extending to about 15a 0r 8p will be sold by auction by Messrs. Wm. R. Nicholas & Co., at the Mart, Token house Yard, London, E. C. on Tuesday August 8th, 1899, at two o’clock precisely. Particular plans and conditions of sale can be had of Pinsent and Co., solicitors, 6 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham and of the auctioneers, Blagrave Street, Reading, and 60, Pall Mall, London, S.W.

[see similar Bristol Mercury: Saturday 8th July 1899]

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Daily Telegraph & Courier (London): Thursday 13th July 1899

Tuesday Next: Bradfield, near Theale, and Pangbourne on Thames: Messrs. Wm. R. Nicholas and Co. will sell at the Queen’s Hotel, Reading, on Tuesday next a number of lovely woodland sites, forming natural gardens and park lands, in which to build a residence. Also a dozen Cottages in various parts of Bradfield – illustrated particulars of the sale of Messrs. Longbourne, Stevens and Powell, Solicitors, 1 Lincoln’s Inn fields, W.C., and Messrs. Wm. R. Nicholas and Co. the Auctioneers, 60, Pall Mall, S.W., and Blagrave Street, Reading … list and description of properties and sale locations includes  … Gloucestershire, in the lovely Nailsworth Valley, and within a mile of the far-famed Minchinhampton Golf Links – Pensile House – a charming residences, delightfully situated, commanding beautiful views, and containing three reception rooms, six bedrooms, and offices, together with stabling and outbuildings and lovely pleasure grounds and gardens arranged in terraces, with several enclosure of rich and valuable meadow land, intersected by a brook, and commanding high rents for accommodation purposes. In all over 15 acres – will be sold by Auction, by Messrs. Wm. R. Nicholas and Co., at the Mart, Tokenhouse yard, E.C. on Tuesday Aug. 8, 1899, at two o’clock precisely – Particulars, & of Messrs. Pinsent and Co, solicitors, 6 Bennetts Hill, Birmingham, and of the Auctioneers, at their Offices, 60, Pall Mall, S.W., and Reading … Birmingham.

[See similar but different company: Daily Telegraph & Courier (London): Saturday 14th October 1899]

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Cheshire Observer: Saturday 8th July 1899

Auction Sales: Residential Estate at Gresford … Residence at Hough Green, etc. At the Blossoms Hotel, on Saturday afternoon, Messrs. Cunnah and Roberts offered for sale by auction Redland House, Hough Green, now occupied by Mr. W. A. Gardner, the owner … (description of bidding) … A piece of building land at Stone Bridge Saltney (3,690 years) was then put up but withdrawn at £100. Messrs. Pinsent and Co., Birmingham, acted as solicitors for the vendors. …

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