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of Stourbridge, glass works
1853 Richard Mills, Edward Webb, Frederick Stuart and Thomas Webb formed Mills, Webb and Stuart. Richard Mills bought the Wordsley Iron Foundry, behind the Red House Glassworks, and changed the name to Albert Glassworks, Wordsley. A new cone was built
1854 Thomas Webb left the partnership.
1868 Changes in partners brought a change in name to Stuart and Mills.
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