Edward Eyre Ashby

THE LONDON GAZETTE, DECEMBER 18, 1900. 8539

War Office, November 8, 1900.
THE Queen has been pleased to issue a new
Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London,
constituting and appointing the several persons
undermentioned to be Her Majesty's Lieu-
tenants within the said City:-

 Edward Eyre Ashby

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Catalogue description Conveyance and declaration of trust, on appointment of new trustees

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Reference: N/C/062/4
Title: Conveyance and declaration of trust, on appointment of new trustees
Description:

1. Charles Morley, formerly 18 Wood St., City, now 46 Bryanston Sq., London, esq., M.P.; Edward Ryder Cook, Woodford House, Woodford, Essex, and Bow, Middx, esq.; Francis John Higgin, formerly Albion Grove, now 15 Highbury Terrace, Middx., merchant; Edward Eyre Ashby, late 48 Watling St., City, now 4 The Terrace, Kennington Park, Kennington, London, provision merchant; James Russell, 10 High St., Shoreditch, Middx, silversmith; Arthur Pye Smith, St Pancras Ironworks, Pancras Rd, Middx., engineer; Frederick Johnston, 38 Botolph Lane, City, fruit merchant; George Unwin, late 1 Little Bridge St., Blackfriars, now 27 Pilgrim St., Ludgate Hill, City, printer

2. All persons in 1 above; Hubert Montague Murray, Savile Row, London, physician; Arthur William Neal, 68 Edgware Rd., London, boot manufacturer; Francis Albert Rogers, 327 Oxford St., London, chemist; George Talley, 38 Old Broad St., City, commercial clerk; John Arthur Smith, 21 Queen Anne's Gate, Westminster, London, architect

St George Hanover Sq., Westminster: land on E of Duke St., N. of Robert St. and W. of Thomas St., parsonage house or manse and school or school and Institute for Working Classes; annuities and cash.
Date: 29 July 1897
Held by: London Metropolitan Archives: City of London, not available at The National Archives