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Alphabetical Index Alphabetical Index 31 Group pic , Associated Britl'h Ports Holdings Boot, Henry, & Sons PLC ., 3M UK Holdings PLC , "C 20 Boot, Company PLC ., A F Blakemore & Son Lid • Associated Electrical Industries lid 20 Borden (UK) Lid A G Parfen & Sons Ltd • ASlee (BSR) PLC (formerly BSR Bosch, Robert, Ltd " A Oppenheimer & Co Ltd • Inlernatlonel PLCj BOWl'" pic " A T Maya Ltd • ASW Holdin". PLe " Bowmer & Kirkland Ltd "<l AA Brothers Ltd • AT&T tatet Ltd " Bowring, C T, & Co ltd <l AAH Holding. pic • Atkins, W S, Ltd "22 Bowthorpe pic <l ABB Kent (Holdings) pic • ATOCHEM UK Holdings Ltd 22 BP Chemical' Lid .. ABB Power Ltd 5 AUock Oil Comp.ny LId (The) 22 BP PLC .. ABB Transportalion Holdings Ltd Attwood. PLe 22 BPB Indualrie& pic .. (Iormerly BREl Group Ltd) 5 Aulob" Grol,lp Ltd 22 epee Ltd .. ABB VeltO Grey UK Ltd 5 Aulomated Security (Holdings) PLC 23 Brlke BrOI PLC .. Abbey Nltionll pic 5 AutomOlive Flnlnclll Group Brimmer pic .. AbboU Laboratori.,. Lid 5 Hotdingl Lid 23 Brent Walk.r Group PLC (Tha) AbboU Meld Vick.rl PLC , Avis Europ. Lid 23 Brldgewatlr Pap.r Company Lid " Acatos & Hutch.son pic , Avon Cosmetica Lid 23 BRIOON pic " ACT Group pic , Avon Rubber pic 23 Brlstol~My .... Squibb Holdlnga Lid " AOT Ltd (Iormerly Hawley Group Lid) , B Emoll pic (torm.rly Bristol-My." Co Ltd) Adwlllt Group pic , B H Blackwell Lid " Bristol-My.... Squibb " AegiS Group pic , BAA pic " Pharmac.utlcals lid .. Agla·Gev.crt Ltd , Babcock Intern.lIon.1 Group PLC " Brilannla R.llned Metals Lid .. Air PrOducts f>LC , B.dgerline Holdings Lid "25 Britannic Assur.nca PLC .. Airedale Holdings PLC , Bailey. N G. Org.nisation Ltd (The) 25 Britilh Aerosplce PLC Airlines ot Britain Holdings PLC , Bllrd. WiIIllm. PLC 25 British AlrwlYS Pic " Airtours pic , Biker, F W, Lid 25 British Alcan Aluminium pic .." AklO Chemicals Holding. Lid , Biker Hughes Lid 25 BrHlsh COil Corporation .. AI·Bank A'oSaudi AI-Alami Lid 2" Biliour Beatty Lid 26 BritiSh Fu.l, Group Lid .. Alba pic 9 Balli Group ptc Brilish Ges pic .. Alberl Fisher Group PLC (Th.) 9 Blmford. J C. E~clvalors Lid " Bntish Land Company PLC (Thl) .. Albright & Wilson Lid 9 Bank 01 England " British Nucle" Fuels piC Bank 01 SCotland British Patroleum Complny pic (Tha) .. Alcoa Manulacluring (GB) Ltd 9 " Banks, Sidney C, pic British Polythene Industries PLC 50 Ale~andor ProudlOOI PLC (formerly " " City & Foreign Holdings PLC) 9 Ballqua Nlhonale d. P,,'s PLC " British RallwlYs Board 50 Barclays Mercantile BUSiness British Shoe Corporation Ltd Ale~anders Discount pic " 50 Finance Lid British Steet pic 50 Ale~on Group pic " Alla·Lavat CO ltd " Blrclays PLC " British Sug.. pic Allred Marks Bureau Lid Barings pic " Bntish Telecommunication. pic " " (~BT") Allred McAlpin. PLC " Barr & Wallace Arnold Trust PLC " AUders Lid Barritt Developments PLC 29 British Tissu•• Lid " Barretts & Baird (Holdings) Lid " Brili,h Vita PLC Alhed COllOidS Group PLC " 29 BASF pic " Alhed Distillers LId " 211 Brown & Jackson PLC 52 Bass PLC Brown & Root Lid " Allied Dunbar Assurance pic " 52 " B.AT Industries p.1 c 30 Brown & Tawse Group PLC Allied-Lyons PLC " 52 " BaUeys pic Brown. John, PLC 52 Allied Mills Lid " Blyer Pic Brown, N, Group pic 53 Allied Textile Companies PLC " " BBA Group PLC Bryant Group ptc 53 Amalgamated Food. Ltd " " BBC Enterprises Ltd " BSE-GENEX CO Ltd 53 Amalgamated Metal Corporation " BetlwlY p.l.c. " B.S.G. Internatlonat pic PLC Ben Line Group Lid BSS Group PLC AMEC p.l.c " " " Berislord International pic (Iormerly BTP PLC Amerada Hess limited " " S&W Beristord PLC) BTR ptc "55 Ameraham tnternationl' pic " Berketey Group pic (The) Budgen. pIc "55 AMI Heallhcare Group pic " " Bernard Matthew. PLC Bullovgh pic 56 Amstrad pic " Best Travel Ltd " Bulmer, H P, Holdings PLC 56 Ancho. Foods Ltd " Beltway (Holding.) Ltd " Bunge & Co Ltd 56 And/ow Weir & CO Ltd " " BET Pubtic limIted Company " Bun~1 pic 56 Anglla Television Group PLC " BhS pic ,. Burmah Clstrol pic AnglIan Water PIc " Bibby, J, & Son. PLC ,." Burnlll, Leo, Ltd '" Anglo United pic " BICC pic Burton Group pic (The) " Appleyard Group PLC " Billinglon, Edward, & Son Ltd 35 Burtona Gold Medat Biscuit. Ltd " APV pic Bimec Industries pie "35 BUlih Boake Allen Holdings (UK) Ltd Archer DanielS Midland Internationat " " " Birse Group pic C & J C lark Lid " LOd BIS Group Ltd (The) " C E Heath PLC " Argos pic " Biwlter Ltd "36 C Itoh tnt.rnltional Petroleum Co " "rgus Press Ltd " Black & Decker International 36 (UK) Ltd Argyll Group PLC " BliCk, Peter, Holdings pic C J Lal'lg & Son Ltd "58 Arjo Wiggins Appleton p.l.c " Blackwell, B H. Ltd " C T Bowring & CO Ltd Arkady F ••d (UK) Ltd " Blagden Lndustries pic " Cable and Wireless pIc "58 Armsllong World tndustries Ltd " Blakemore, A F, & SOn Ltd " Cad bury SChweppes pic 58 Arnold Clafk Automobiles Ltd " Blenheim Group PLC "38 Cattyns pic OJ Althuf Lee & Sona pic " Bloor Holdings Ltd Calor Group ptc OJ Artix Lid " Blue Circle IndustrIes PLC " Camellil Pic OJ Asda Group pic " BM Group PLC 39" Cameron Iron WorkS Ltd 61 Asea Brown Boverl Ltd " BMP OOB Needhlm Worldwide Ltd 39 Campbell's UK Ltd 61 Asl'lley Group pIc " BMW (GB) Ltd 39 Canning, W, pic 61 Ashley, Laura, Holdings pic " BOC Group pic (Thl) 39 Cannon Street Investments PLC 61 Asprey ptc " Boddington Group PLC (The) Canon (UK) Ltd Assl Packaglllg (UK) Ltd " Body Shop Internationat PLC (The) .. Cape PLC " Auocllted British FoodS pic Booker ptc ., Cargill PLC 20" " 2" INDEX Alphabetical C.rllon Communic.bon. Pic 62 0. L. Rue PLC Friend" Provident Lile OIlice C•••• J I, Europ. Ltd 63 DEC .." fujitsu Europe Lid '" Calef AU,n Holdings PLC 63 Delta pic 83 Furne" Withy & COmpany LId '" Cat.rp,II,r (UK) LId 63 Deminlllt UK Oil .nd G •• Ltd 83 Fyffe, Group Ltd '" c.ttI,', (Holdings) pte 63 Dewhirst Group pic 83 G W Padley (Holding.) Lid '" COP Europe Ltd Dexlon Group pic .. GA Group Ltd '" CEF (Holdings) LId .. .. Dig.t.1 Equipment Co Ltd .. G,II,h,r Ltd '" Canlr,l Independent Telov'$'on pic Diploma PLC G.lhlord pic Ceres (UK) LId .. "" 01.01\$ Group pic .. GEC 10' Ch.nn,1 Four T,I,,,,,ioll Co Ltd .. '''' OMB & B Holding. Ltd .. .. 85 Geest PLC Ch,rter COnlolio.l.d PLC .. Dobson Park Indu.tri., pIc 85 G,n",1 Accid'nt pie '" Chartered W.IILB Limited Oollond & Aitchi,on Group PLC 85 Gener,l Electric Company. p.l.e. '" Chevron UK Lid " Donnelley, R R, Ltd 85 eThe) Ch.vu Brothe" Ltd " Dow Chemical Co Ltd 85 Generll Foods Ltd '" Chiond. Group PLC " Dow Corning Ltd Gel'll. S R, PLC '" Christ'ln Sllves,n PlC .. Dresser (Holdings) Ltd .. George Weston Holdings Ltd '" Christi" Internlt.on.1 pic .. Dreyfus, Louis, & CO Ltd .. George Wimpey PlC '" CIA Group PLC .. Drifton Ltd .. Gerber Foodl Holdings Ltd '" C.bl·Ge'gy PLC .. Du Pal'll (UK) Ltd .. Gerrlrd & Nilioni. Holdlngl PlC Cilv. Holdings PLC .. Dunhill Holdings PLC .. '"IO' Geltetner Holdingl PLC , Circle K (UK) Holdongl Ltd DuraceU Blneries limited .. " Glllatte Indullrles Ltd , Citroen UK Ltd Eft Squibb & Sal'll Ltd " .. " GKN ptc Clark, Arnold, Automobiles Ltd elgle Star Holdings PLC " IO' " " Gino Holdlngl p.l.c '10 Cl.,k, C & J, Ltd Eisl Midlands Electricity pIc Gleeson, M J, Group pic Claverley COmpany " " "68 Elslern Counlies Newspaperl Group " Glynwed Internllion.1 pic '" Clenc.I, Med.cal Ind Generll Lite Ud Gold Greenleel TrOll PLC '" Anurlnce Soclely Eulern Electricity PLC .. 53 Goode Ourranl pic '" CIIlIord Foodl pic (formerly Clillord', Edmund Nullill Ltd .. Goodyear Gre .. Brila,n Ltd Oairie, pic) 68 Edmundson Eleclrical Ltd .. '" Grace, W R, Ltd Clyde,d"e Sink PLC Edwlrd Sillington & Son Ltd .. '" 68 Grlhlm Building Servicel Ltd Clydesdale Group Ltd 53 EIS Grovp PLC .. '" Grampiln Country Food Group Ltd CMG (Computer Mlnlgement Group) Eleclrocomponents pIc .. '" Gr.mpiln Holdings pic Ud Eleclron House PLC '" Granldl Group PLC Co.les Brothers PLC Elf Petroleum UK PLC " '" " " Grand Metropolitan PLC COalS V.yelll Pic Eli Lilly Group Ltd '" " " Grsnt, Willilm, Ind Sons lid Colas Holdongs Lid Elliott. S. pic .. ...'" Gr"eby pic (formerly Clmbridge Colglte'Pllmolovl Lto " Ellis & Everard pic .. " Electronic Indullriel pic) Collett D.ckenson Pe.rce UK EMAP pic .. " Great Unlver ... t Siorel PLC eTn.e) ". Adverl.smg Ltd Emus pic ... Greenalll Group pic eThe) Colt Clr Company lid (The) Empire Siores Group pic " lIS " Gre..,e King pic Commerc'll UOIon ptc Engelherd Ltd " lIS " .." Grey CommuniCltions Group Ltd Compaq Computer lid English Chii'll CllYs pic (formerly " Gu.,dlln & Mlnchester Evening ComplSS Group PLC " ECC Group pIc) 92 '" ComputlCenler Ltd " EniChem UK LId Newl piC eThe) Concenlric PlC Enterprise Computer Holdings PLC GUlrdiln ROYII Eltchlnge pic '" " " Gulnness PlC ". caNaca LId " Enterprise 0.1 pic "93 ... COr>aco (UK) limited " Equitlble life Assurance Society Gull Oil (Grelt Sritlin) Ltd 'I' COntinenlll UK Lid (The) 93 GUS ... " H J Heinz Complny lid COok, 0 C, Holdings pic " EqUIty & Law pic 93 Cook, Willilm, PLC " ERF (Hotdings) pic H P Bulmer Holdings PlC '" COokson Group pIc .. Haden MacLell.n Holding, pic Er'kine House Group PLC '" " .. (!ormerly P & WMacLellln PLC) 'I' Coombe F.,m Foods Holdings Ltd Esso UK pic " .. HIli Engineering (Holdings) PLC CooperlllVe Sink PLC (The) " Elam PLC ... .. Hall, James, & Co (Holding.) LId Cooperallve Rela" Service. Ltd Eternit UK Ltd 95 " Hambros PLC Cooperative WholeSlle Soci8ly Ltd " European Grain & Shipping Ltd 95 ". COOperl HoldIngs Ltd " Eurotherm PLC 95 Hammerson Properly Inve'tmentlnd Cornhill In,urlnce PLC " Eurolherm PLC (formerly Eurolherm Development Corporellon pIc eThe) ... COSlein Group PLC Inlernllional PLC) Hlnlon PLC .. , Courage Ltd " EVins ""llshlW Holdings pic Hercros Chemicals UK LId .
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