Woodhouse and Potts (II)

The partnership  between George Herbert Woodhoise and Morley was dissolved about 1892 at which time Morley opened a branch office on Mawdsley Street, Bolton while George Herbert Woodhouse continued to practice from his father's old offices in St George's Road.  By 1893 George Herbert Woodhouse had entered into partnership with his father's former partner Edward Potts, although it was his son, William Potts, who shared responsibility for the running of the Bolton office. Again the Woodhouse name was placed first and after a gap of over twenty years, Woodhouse and Potts resumed practice, albeit with a different Woodhouse. As previously, this was a dual partnership relating solely to the Bolton office, Edward Potts continuing to maintain a separate practice in Manchester. Following the dissolution of the partnership about 1895, the Bolton office was continued as a branch of Potts Son and Pickup.