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Actions	Details Remove from selection Add to selection Title City of London Underground Telegraphs: Correspondence &c between Postmaster General and Commissioners of Sewers amd Corporation: file cover Reference UK0108 NAEST 021/150 Date [1898] Scope and Content File cover for correspondence and other documents re disputes between the Post Office and the Commissioners of Sewers and Corporation [of London]. Allegations described as follows: "A. Re allegation that the Post Office laid for the Telephone Company wires for which the Commissioners of Sewers had refused consent to the Company" (allegation later withdrawn); "B. Re allegation that the Post Office has proposed to lay wires from Exchanges to houses of subscribers". First case has been heard by the Railway Commissioners (1898). With index to contents of file. Refers to 021/151-225. Physical description Number of pieces: 1, Pages/folios: 1 Language English. Subject London, Telephone lines Conditions governing access Open Level of description file Hierarchy browser 110000001 NATIONAL ARCHIVE FOR ELECTRICAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY contains 322 parts UK0108 NAEST 021 Baker Collection: Further Papers of Sir William Henry Preece contains 155 parts UK0108 NAEST 021/150 City of London Underground Telegraphs: Correspondence &c between Postmaster General and Commissioners of Sewers amd Corporation: file cover

Title
City of London Underground Telegraphs: Correspondence &c between Postmaster General and Commissioners of Sewers amd Corporation: file cover
Reference
UK0108 NAEST 021/150
Date
[1898]
Scope and Content
File cover for correspondence and other documents re disputes between the Post Office and the Commissioners of Sewers and Corporation [of London]. Allegations described as follows: "A. Re allegation that the Post Office laid for the Telephone Company wires for which the Commissioners of Sewers had refused consent to the Company" (allegation later withdrawn); "B. Re allegation that the Post Office has proposed to lay wires from Exchanges to houses of subscribers". First case has been heard by the Railway Commissioners (1898). With index to contents of file. Refers to 021/151-225.
Physical description
Number of pieces: 1, Pages/folios: 1
Language
English.
Subject
London, Telephone lines
Conditions governing access
Open
Level of description
file

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