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During the early 1890s, Richard Brown moved his practice from 28 to 23 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh.
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accountancy income, indenture fee, total fee income, apprenticeship fee, professional accountancy, accountancy practice, accountancy profession, chartered accountants, accounting history, accountancy bodies, professional monopoly, mixed practices, intermediate examination, examining board, accountancy body, annuity fund, mercantile law, practice income
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Edinburgh Society, Richard Brown, Glasgow Institute, Alexander Sloan, Scottish Chartered, General Examining Board, George Auldjo Jamieson, Scottish Institute, University of Edinburgh, Chartered Accountancy, Society of Accountants, Aberdeen Society, Royal Commission, The Scotsman, Church of Scotland, Episcopal Church, English Institute, Privy Council, Queen Street, Court of Session, Wyllie Guild, Corporation of Accountants, New Town, James Jamieson, Lord Advocate
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