Bell, Cookson, Carr and Airey
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Bell, Cookson, Carr and Airey
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Bell, Cookson, Carr and Airey, also known as The Old Bank, was a private banking partnership established in Newcastle upon Tyne by or before 1755, instigated by Ralph Carr. The claim is made that it is the oldest British country or provincial banking company. The Old Bank continued, under many different names as members of the partnership from time to time changed, until 1839, when as Messers Ridley, Bigge, & Co. it was purchased and folded into the ill-fated Northumberland and Durham District B
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British banking partnership (1755–1839)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bell,_Cookson,_Carr_and_Airey
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2023-12-02T16:54:15Z
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