Volume Ten - Pre-Victorian to the present day - even more aspects - Penarth Harbour, Dock & Railway Company . . .

	Messrs. Baker & Son	Lambeth
	Messrs. Waring Bros.	Victoria St.
	W. McCormick	Parliament St.
	Thos. Brassey	4, Great George St.
	Messrs. Harry Lee & Son	Crown Wharf, Nine Elms, Vauxhall
	Messrs. Peto & Betts	9, Gt. George st.
	J. T. Leather	Leventhorpe, Leeds
	Messrs Hemingway & Pearson	Cardiff
	Messrs. Rennie & Logan	Newport, Mon.
	George Thompson esq.	Cheltenham
	Messrs. J. & C. Rigby	Bayswater
	Jackson & Bean	Eltham

Mr. Cartwright having reported to the meeting that Messrs. Rennie & Coy. had offered to take over one half of the Certificates due to them by the Company in Debentures at 5%, the offer was accepted by the meeting.

29.8.1861 : Read a letter from Hemingway Pearson & Coy. dated August 27, pressing for payment of their account for repairing the boiler of the Ballast Engine.

Ordered, that the account be referred to Mr. Nixon for settlement.

Read a letter dated Aug. 19th from Mr. Rennie, asking for payment of his claim against the Company.

Ordered, that he be informed that the Board accepted his offer, communicated to them by Mr. Cartwright at the last meeting, to take half the amount of his Certificates in Debenture Bonds at 5%.

That the Directors will be prepared to settle with him on that principle at the next meeting, deducting calls and accounts due to the Company.