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2456 21 32_Re: Gaerwen Syndicate Ltd - 191112_Russell [log in to unmask], 16 Jan 2003 12:51:06 -0000384_iso-8859-1 It was registered in 1909 and struck off in 1914 - last
appeared in the Stock Exchange Year Book in 1912.
Gaerwen is in Anglesey, but I have no actual knowledge
of the Company.
Russell Wear
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> Does anyone know anything about this co. please? It is Welsh obviously,
but
> after searching on/off for six months I can't find anything!48_16Jan200312:51:[log in to unmask]
2478 98 13_Fw: [log in to unmask], 16 Jan 2003 16:49:30 -0000653_iso-8859-1 As promised here is the latest update on Insurance - bearing in mind Peters
previous comments can you come to me direct rather than on the list if you
want to discuss further
Cheers
Mike
www.moorebooks.co.uk
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Subject: FW: Insurance
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Subject: Insurance
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> I attended a meeting of the NCA Training Committee on 21st December and an
> NCA Council Meeting on 11th January. I will look to report back on these
but
> I suspect that insurance is the most significant item and with Peter's
> e-mail in mind, I will cover this item on its [...]43_16Jan200316:49:[log in to unmask]
2577 139 14_Fw: NCA [log in to unmask], 16 Jan 2003 16:52:56 -0000662_iso-8859-1 I also show below a report on the proposed merger of the BCRA and NCA .
Plus details of the NCA training committee and potential grants for training
Mike
www.moorebooks.co.uk
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> National Caving Association (NCA) Training Committee
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> The Training Committee has been a bit disorganised over the past year but
a
> new Training Co-ordinator has now stepped in and it seems probable that
> matters will now improve. I have felt for some time that NAMHO should have
a
> voice at the Training Committee and have taken the change as a good
> [...]43_16Jan200316:52:[log in to unmask]
2717 20 32_Design of Newcomen engine-houses13_Tony [log in to unmask], 16 Jan 2003 20:36:53 -0000406_US-ASCII Hi Everyone,
In Angerstein's travel diary recently published by the Science
Museum is a drawing of a Newcomen engine-house where the beam
comes through a side wall instead of the gable end. The drawing
was made in the 1750's in the Wolverhampton area.
My question is, does anyone know of any drawings, photographs or
surviving engine-houses which have this feature. [...]43_16Jan200320:36:[log in to unmask]
2738 33 18_Re: Fw: NCA Report15_Peter [log in to unmask], 16 Jan 2003 22:10:58 +0000291_us-ascii >I also show below a report on the proposed merger of the BCRA and NCA .
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As with the recent message on Insurance, the merger of caving groups is not
a matter for discussion on this list - please direct any comments to the
author of the messages.
Peter48_16Jan200322:10:[log in to unmask]
2772 36 36_Re: Design of Newcomen engine-houses13_Simon [log in to unmask], 17 Jan 2003 12:22:03 -0000588_iso-8859-1 Yes, the preserved engine and house at Elsecar, West Yorks. Although the
house is dated 1787, it was apparently erected in 1795. The engine worked
until 1923.
See "The Steam Engine of Thomas Newcomen" by Rolt and Allen, pub. Moorland
1977 for drawing and photos, or visit the real thing.
Regards, Simon.
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