| REF. | DATE | ORDER/BEARER | DESCRIPTION | PRINTER | DUTY | UNUSED/USED | VALUE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Messrs Clement and Tugwell | |||||||
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| 101 | 181[0] | – | Black | None | None | Used | £20-25 |
| Messrs Clement, Tugwell & Mackenzie | |||||||
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| 101 | 182[-] | Bearer | Black, yellow security panel | Robson, Brooks and Co. | None | Unused | £20-25 |
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| 102 | 182[-] | Bearer | Black, blue security panel | Robson, Brooks and Co. | None | Unused | £20-25 |
| Messrs Tugwell, Mackenzie & Tugwell | |||||||
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| 106 | 183[1] | Bearer | Black | Charles Hunt | None | Used | £15-18 |
| Messrs Tugwell, Ricardo & Brymer | |||||||
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| 111 | 18[c.40] | Bearer | Black, blue paper | Blades & East? | None | Unused | £15-18 |
Tugwell, Brymer, Clutterbuck & Co., Bath
1780
Started around 1760 as an adjunct to the drapery business of Robert and William Clement. By the 1780’s, the banking business had supplanted the drapery business. In 1891, the bank merged with Dimsdale, Fowler, Bernard & Dimsdale; Prescott, Cave, Buxton Loder & Co and Miles, Cave, Baillie & Co to form Prescott, Dimsdale, Cave, Tugwell & Co Ltd.
Description
An early special cheque for the Somersetshire Coal Canal Company
