J.H. Milton
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| Residence | Harrison House, College Avenue, Crosby, Liverpool | ||||||||
| Occupation | educator | ||||||||
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1908.11.10 proposed by J. Gray, seconded by W. Gowland
1912.02.20 A letter was read from Mr J.H. Milton asking for the summons that had been taken out against him, owing to his not paying his subscriptions to the Institute and ‘Man’ for 3 years, to be withdrawn on the condition that he paid up all arrears by the end of March, a cheque for £4.4 being enclosed in his letter. It was resolved that the summons be withdrawn accordingly.
1923.10.23 It was resolved that the legal proceedings against Mr J.H. Milton be continued, and that Miss Chance be asked to pay for the part of the Journal she had received.
Notes From Elsewhere
Milton, J. H., 8 College Avenue, Crosby, Liverpool. [address in list of Climber's Club]
Prospectus, &c., may be obtained from the School Secretary J. H. MILTON, Esq., 8, College Avenue, Crosby
(Merchant Taylors' School)
1892 The first boarding house for boys opened in Rossett Road by J H Milton
