Sept. 15, 1890] THE PRINTING TIMES AND LITHOGRAPHER. 187
Brittains, Limited.—Registered on the 13th ult., with a capital of £30,000 in £50 shares, to acquire the Ivy House Paper Mills,
Hanley, carried on by the firm of Thomas Brittain & Sons, and also the business of paper manufacturers, carried on at Cheddleton, Stafford, under the style of Samuel Goldstraw. The subscribers, who have each taken one share, are :—*T. A. Brittain, paper manufacturer, Stoke-on-Trent; *J. C. Clay, paper manufacturer, Hanley, Stafford ; *T, Haigh, paper manufacturer, Hanley, Stafford; Mrs. E. C. Brittain, Stoke-on-Trent; A. Brocas Clay, Rugby; IT. Haigh, postoffice clerk, 108, Buccleugh-street, Glasgow. The number of directors is not to be less than two, nor more than five ; the first are the subscribers denoted by an asterisk, and Jeremiah Steele; qualification, £1,000 in shares or stock ; the company in general meeting will determine remuneration. Solicitors, Messrs. Paddock & Sons, Hanley.
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