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The firms represent the Crown on matters of public safety. Recently worked against the Dock strike of 1889. | The firms represent the Crown on matters of public safety. Recently worked against the Dock strike of 1889. | ||
| − | Their offices are two tiny rooms and a small waiting area adjacent to London Bridge. The receptionist is Miss Wilmet, an attractive brunette. The Honorable Peter Gaylord was investigated in connection to the [[Journal of Dr Clive James No. 3 - Gaylord's Auction House | + | Their offices are two tiny rooms and a small waiting area adjacent to London Bridge. The receptionist is Miss Wilmet, an attractive brunette. The Honorable Peter Gaylord was investigated in connection to the [[Journal of Dr. Clive James No. 3 - Gaylord's Auction House - 10 January 1892|fire at Gaylord's Auction House]] but was cleared of any wrongdoing. |
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Gaylord and Bright, Solicitors
Gaylord & Bright, Solicitors, London Bridge
The firms represent the Crown on matters of public safety. Recently worked against the Dock strike of 1889.
Their offices are two tiny rooms and a small waiting area adjacent to London Bridge. The receptionist is Miss Wilmet, an attractive brunette. The Honorable Peter Gaylord was investigated in connection to the fire at Gaylord's Auction House but was cleared of any wrongdoing.