Burns and Glover
of Oswald Street, Glasgow
Metal Merchants
1894 Partnership change. '...The Company carrying on business as Metal Merchants at Nos. 23 and 25 Oswald Street, Glasgow, under the Firm of BURNS & GLOVER, has been DISSOLVED of mutual consent as on 30th November 1893, by the retiral of the Subscriber John Burns. The other Subscriber, Hugh Glover, who has acquired right to the whole assets of the Company, and who will discharge the whole liabilities thereof, will continue to carry on the Business for his own behoof at the same address and under the same Company name...'[1]
1904 Partnership change. '...The Firm of BURNS & GLOVER, Metal and Tin Plate Merchants, No. 27 Oswald Street, Glasgow, of which the Subscribers Hugh Glover, Malcolm Glover, and William Glover were the sole Partners, has been DISSOLVED of mutual consent, by the retiral of the Subscriber William Glover as at the 31st day of October 1904. The Business will be continued under the same Firm name by the Subscribers Hugh Glover and Malcolm Glover...'[2]
1907 Partnership change. '..."We, Malcolm Glover, Thomson M'Lintock, John M'lntyre, and William Gemmill, the Trustees of the late Mr. Hugh Glover, Metal Merchant in Glasgow, who resided at six Wilton Crescent, Kelvinside, Glasgow, hereby intimate that the whole interest of the said Hugh Glover in the Business of MESSRS. BURNS & GLOVER, Metal and Tin Plate Merchants, twenty-seven Oswald Street, Glasgow, passed as at the date of the said Hugh Glover's death, 24th September 1907, to the said Malcolm Glover, who has since carried on, and will continue to carry on, the Business for his own behoof under the Firm name of BURNS & GLOVER...'[3]