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Victorian Turkish Baths: their origin, development, and gradual decline
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PRO (Public Record Office) documents are at The National Archives, Kew.
TNA: PRO: BT31 550/2231 All unfootnoted information is taken from this file.
1861 Memorandum of Association: 19 April
Capital: £2,500 divided into 250 shares of £10
Objects include: Provision of Swimming, hot and cold, vapour, Turkish baths and baths of any other description.
Registered Office: 1 Church Street (7 June)
Shareholders:
c.80 shareholders with maximum holding of 10 shares; most hold between 1 and 5 shares; [cf Rochdale, but more middle class]
1862 Directors include: J H Insole
(Ch)
Secretary: Thomas Waring (Architect of the Baths)
Establishment
opened: 1 May
1866 Secretary and Lessee: Thomas
Waring
5 year lease, at 4% on the capital
New cooling-room constructed
1867 c.72 shareholders (9 July)
1869 Directors include:
J H Insole
(Ch)
Secretary: Thomas Waring
1870 Directors include:
J H Insole (Ch)
H J Paine
Secretary: Thomas Waring
Registered Officer: B Matthews
c.70 shareholders (8 November)
1873 Voluntary liquidation: 11 May
1882 No returns were filed between the years 1872-81
Dissolved under Clause 7(4): 7 March
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04 November 2018
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