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London Metropolitan Archives Isleworth LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 1 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates FAMILY RECORDS Separation papers ISLEWORTH BREWERY: CORPORATE RECORDS Minutes and account books ACC/1214/0001 Minute book of board of directors 1909 - 1918 Indexed ACC/1214/0002 General sales ledger recording sales of ale, 1796 - 1810 porter, hock etc. to innkeepers and direct to private persons including Duke of Northumberland, Dowager Countess of Essex, Earl of Jersey, Earl of Berkley; also including domestic accounts or 'bills paid for the House and other Expenses'. Indexed and with inclosures ACC/1214/2/2-3 ACC/1214/0003 Rent ledger, recording rents paid to brewery by 1809 - 1863 tenants of public houses, 1809-1834, at one end of volume and rents paid by brewery to landlords, 1812-1863, at other end. Indexed and with enclosures ACC/1214/3/2-16 ACC/1214/0004 Rent Ledgers recording rents paid by tenants to 1834 - 1848 brewery: Indexed ACC/1214/0005 Rent Ledgers recording rents paid by tenants to 1848 - 1861 brewery: Indexed ACC/1214/0006 Rent Ledgers recording rents paid by tenants to 1874 - 1885 brewery: With separate index 6/2 ACC/1214/0007 Rent Ledgers recording rents paid by tenants to 1885 - 1898 brewery: ACC/1214/0008 Rent Ledgers recording rents paid by tenants to 1898 - 1908 brewery: LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 2 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates ACC/1214/0009 Estate ledgers 1823 - 1853 Indexed. Recording estimated value of brewery premises, tied public houses and sundry pieces of land, with appreciation in value through alterations, repairs, additions new building etc.. balanced against estimated depreciation. ACC/1214/0010 Estate ledgers 1853 - 1885 Indexed. Recording estimated value of brewery premises, tied public houses and sundry pieces of land, with appreciation in value through alterations, repairs, additions new building etc.. balanced against estimated depreciation. ACC/1214/0011 Estate ledgers 1886 - 1914 Indexed Recording estimated value of brewery premises, tied public houses and sundry pieces of land, with appreciation in value through alterations, repairs, additions new building etc.. balanced against estimated depreciation. ACC/1214/0012 General estates ledgers 1847 - 1863 [Indexed]. ACC/1214/0013 General estates ledgers 1854 - 1863 [Duplicate of 12, indexed]. Recording estimated value of brewery property with expenditure thereon and financial holdings in business of members of Farnell family, grouped under general headings, i.e. freehold and copyhold estates, leasehold estates, plant and utensils, goods and fixtures, etc ACC/1214/0014 General estates ledgers 1863 - 1886 [Indexed] Recording estimated value of brewery property with expenditure thereon and financial holdings in business of members of Farnell family, grouped under general headings, i.e. freehold and copyhold estates, leasehold estates, plant and utensils, goods and fixtures, etc ACC/1214/0015 Loans and salaries ledger 1850 - 1890 [Indexed] LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 3 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates ACC/1214/0016 Private ledgers. 1857 - 1889 [Indexed] ACC/1214/0017 Private ledgers. 1880 - 1886 [Indexed] ACC/1214/0018 Private ledgers. 1886 - 1903 [Indexed] ACC/1214/0019 Journal recording general expenses of brewery. 1881 - 1886 ACC/1214/0020 Wages book 1914 - 1949 Recording weekly wages paid to coopers, engineers, maltsters, draymen, stable boys, office cleaners, employees, after, only total wages bill for each class of employee given. With miscellaneous enclosures ACC/1214/0021 Wages book 1914 - 1949 Recording weekly wages paid to coopers, engineers, maltsters, draymen, stable boys, office cleaners, employees, after, only total wages bill for each class of employee given. With miscellaneous enclosures Reports and balence sheets ACC/1214/0022 Report of Company's solicitor, Thomas Skewes 1886 3 Nov -Cox, to first annual general meeting of shareholders, held at office of company's auditors, 11 Queen Street, E.C. ACC/1214/0023 Draft reports of Directors with annual balance 1886 - 1892 sheets and profit and loss accounts, [Items numbered 0023-0031) ACC/1214/0032 Printed reports of Directors with annual balance 1892 - 1902 sheets and profit and loss accounts. (Items numbered 0032-0040) ACC/1214/0041 Annual balance sheets and profit and loss 1887 - 1894 accounts [ms]. (Items numbered 0041-0048) ACC/1214/0049 Notices [printed and ms drafts] of annual 1887 - 1894 general meetings of shareholders. (Items numbered 0049-0057) LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 4 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates ACC/1214/0058 Letters [printed and ms drafts] from Company 1887 - 1901 secretary to shareholders concerning declarations of dividends and applications for debentures. (Items numbered 0058-0072) ACC/1214/0073 Rough statement of accounts to 30 March 1889 1889, on which to base interim dividend. ACC/1214/0074 General statistics for 1893 together with 1893 reasons for declaring dividend of only 9%. ACC/1214/0075 Suggestions for Mr. Farnell Watson, upon 1893 22 Nov which to base remarks as chairman at shareholders' meeting, 22 November 1893. Agreements ACC/1214/0076 'A'. (Items numbered 0076-0082) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0083 'B'. (Items numbered 0083-0156) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0157 'C'. (Items numbered 0157-0257) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0258 'D'. (Items numbered 0258-0303) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0304 'E, F'. (Items numbered 0304-0386) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0387 'G'. (Items numbered 0387-0423) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0424 'H'. (Items numbered 0424-0540) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0541 'I, J'. (Items numbered 0541-0565) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0566 'K'. (Items numbered 0566-0587) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0588 'L'. (Items numbered 0588-0657) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0658 'M'. (Items numbered 0658-0851) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0852 'N'. (Items numbered 0852-0897) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/0898 'O'. (Items numbered 0898-0914) 1911 - 1914 LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 5 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates ACC/1214/0915 'P, Q'. (Items numbered 0915-1009) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/1010 'R, S'. (Items numbered 1010-1153) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/1154 'T, U'. (Items numbered 1154-1199) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/1200 'V'. (Items numbered 1200-1266) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/1267 'W'. (Items numbered 1267-1301) 1911 - 1914 ACC/1214/1302 Agreement 1909 8 Dec 1. Isleworth Brewery Ltd. 2. Rowland Hill of Brewery Cottage, Isleworth, brewer. (2) shall continue as brewer to company for further 10 years at salary of £350 p.a. with rent free house and barrelage of 6d. for every barrel of beer produced in excess of 32,500 barrels. ACC/1214/1303/A Memorandum of agreement for continuing 1917 18 Dec employment of Rowland Hill as brewer for further 10 years at salary of œ500 p.a. with commission. ACC/1214/1303/B Annexed to above: account of commission 1918 14 Jan earned by Rowland Hill during year ending October 1917. ACC/1214/1304 Memorandum of agreement (and counterpart), 1921 - 1922 14 April 1921, for continuing employment of Rowland Hill for further 10 years at salary of œ1400 with bonus. Endorsement: supplemental agreement, 19 January 1922, concerning change in wording of original agreement. ACC/1214/1305 Printed notice (and two copies) of extraordinary 1914 30 May general meeting of shareholders to authorise continuing employment of Joseph and Henry Shepherd and Arthur Edward Phillips and to consider new articles of association - Enclosed is printed letter to shareholders. ACC/1214/1306 Drafts (printed) of proposed new articles of [1914] association. LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 6 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates ACC/1214/1307 Memorandum of agreement (and unexecuted 1914 1 Jul copy). 1. Isleworth Brewery Ltd. 2. Joseph Shepherd of the Hill Hare Hatch, nr. Twyford, Berks., esq. (2) shall continue as managing director for further 5 years at salary of £900 p.a. ACC/1214/1308 Memorandum of agreement (and unexecuted 1914 1 Jul copy). 1. Isleworth Brewery Ltd. 2. Henry Shepherd, esq., of No. 3 Zion Crescent, Isleworth. (2) shall continue as manager of bottled beer and malting department for further 5 years at salary of £500 p.a. ACC/1214/1309 Memorandum of agreement (and unexecuted 1914 1 Jul copy). 1. Isleworth Brewery Ltd. 2. Arthur Edward Phillips of the White Cottage, Iver, Bucks, esq. (2) shall continue as manager of public houses belonging to company for further 5 years at salary of £500. Wartime records ACC/1214/1310 Draft of proposed pooling agreement between 1917 26 Mar Isleworth Brewery Ltd., Fuller, Smith and Turner Ltd., and Sich and Co., Ltd. With accompanying letter from Collins Tootell and Co., chartered accountants, containing comments on purchasing of rolling stock. ACC/1214/1311 Pooling agreement (and 2 unexecuted copies). 1917 16 May 1. Isleworth Brewery Ltd., Isleworth. 2. Fuller, Smith and Turner of the Griffin Brewery, Chiswick 3. Sich and Co., Ltd., of the Lamb Brewery, Chiswick. 4. Burge and Co., of the Victoria Brewery, Windsor. Because of war-time restrictions on brewing output, above parties will pool all resources and allow (1) to brew for the others, with covenants for use of staff, equipment, etc. Share records LONDON METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES Page 7 ISLEWORTH BREWERY ACC/1214 Reference Description Dates ACC/1214/1312 Mortgage, 7 June 1911, by Isleworth Brewery 1911 - 1919 Ltd., to Sir Richard Charles Garton and others of 50 debentures of œ100 each to secure repayment of previous debenture loan to brewery. Endorsed: release and discharge of mortgage, 7 January 1919. ACC/1214/1313 Mortgage, 22 April 1913, by Isleworth Brewery 1913 - 1918 Ltd., to John Pullman, esq., of Parkstone, Dorset, of 28 debentures of œ100 each to secure loan of œ2,265. 11s. 2d. Endorsement: release and discharge of mortgage, 10 September 1918. ACC/1214/1314 Mortgage, 22 April 1913, by Isleworth Brewery 1913 - 1918 Ltd. to John Pullman of 14 debentures of œ100 each to secure loan of œ1,119. Endorsement: release and discharge of mortgage, 10 September 1918. ACC/1214/1315 Mortgage by Isleworth Brewery Ltd.
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