Cadogan Electric Light Co
of 91 Manor Street, London
1890 Involved in a law suit with Chamberlain and others[1]
1891 The Company decided to wind up voluntarily. Arthur Greenwood, Mechanical Engineer, of. 16, Great George-street, Westminster, was appointed Liquidator. Suitable parts of the business would be transferred to the New Cadogan and Belgrave Electric Supply Company Limited.[2]
1891 Parliament authorised the Chelsea, Belgrave and Cadogan Electric Supply Co to light parts of the parish of St Luke's, Chelsea[3]
1891 Court ordered the winding up of the Cadogan Electric Light Co[4]
c.1900 According to George Horley the "Cadogan Electric Light Company" owned the power station at Manor Street, London - the questions are which company and which power station?
By 1912 the Cadogan Electric Light Co had been acquired by the Chelsea Electricity Supply Corporation