Staff Department: sundry correspondence
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Sundry correspondence relating to staff matters.
Staff Department, sundry correspondence, Mr C. Taylor, 1916; 1929
000/1854, 1 file, 1 item
Letter from Leopold de Rothschild (1845-1917) to Mr Charles Taylor, 5 April 1916, inviting him to an interview at New Court for a position in the Coupon Department, correspondence concerning the powers of Charles Taylor to sign for NMR; dark blue leather letter case, embossed with the name of NM Rothschild & Sons. Charles Taylor was wounded in the first year of the First World War, and is believed to have been employed by NMR under the scheme for employing disabled ex-servicemen.
Staff Department, sundry correspondence, Mr A. Beresford, 1938
000/1192, 1 file
Letter to Mr. Arthur Beresford offering him a position with N M Rothschild & Sons, 7 September 1938. It is not known in what capacity Mr Beresford was engaged, but it is assumed he was a clerk at New Court. He was offered a salary of £110 a year and lunch money, £48.