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CONSOLIDATED BANK OF CORNWALL The partnership that owned the Consolidated Bank of Cornwall in July 1901 consisted of: Mr Thomas Bedford Bolitho (chairman); Mr Thomas Robins Bolitho; Mr Richard Foster Bolitho; Mr William Edward Thomas Bolitho; Mr Arthur Coode; Mr Lewis Charles Foster; Mr Henry Durett Foster; Mr William Michell Grylls; Mr Arthur Pate Nix; Mr Michael Henry Williams; Mr Percival Dacres Williams;and Mr Arthur Champion Phillips Willyams. Mr Henry Roach was secretary and Mr E F Voelcker was the general manager. Mr Edward Rich Foster was the Acting Inspector of Branches. The subscribed capital at that time amounted to £1,500,000, of which £300,000 was paid up. There was a reserve fund of £362,500. In 1905 the Consolidated Bank of Cornwall was absorbed into Barclay's Bank, who thus acquired premises in Plymouth and Devonport.
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