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EQUITY anti LAW LIFE ASSURANCE WC' ETY, No. 26, LINCOLN'S INN FIELDS, LONDON. Polic.c in tide Office are indisputable, and the Assured will find all di other advantages and [wank* which the more mod en& prwticeof °Meer has proved may with safety be adopted. No charge for Policy Stamps. Persons A.itured the present you will participate in the Profit.; to be di% bled at the cud of 1854. (1 EC NOTICE—The Directors of this I) Company s unounee, that in (inure 140 STAMP DUTY will be ehurtied on POLICIES effected in this OMee. To Landowners and Patents whose Children or Relatives, or Reversioners, who) will be liable IA) the new Succession Duty, Life Assurance (which is free frotu that duty, and likewise from Income-tax) presents great uthmitsigee of meeting that payment. CITY OF I.ON DON LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, I, Royal Exchange-buildings, Oct. 1, EEKS 1853. E. F. L, Secretary. ENGINEERS, MASONIC, & UNIVERSAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. HEAD OFFICE, 345, STRAND, LONDON. BONUS. NOTIC E.—A DIVISION of PROFITS will take place at the end of the year 1 , 451. All persona who have paid two Annual Premiums will be entitled to share therein. Policies to partici. pate in the lioNUri lOWA therefore be erected in the course of thin )tar. ABATEMENT IN INCOME TAX. Every person assured ita this Society is entitled to have the intotunt of the Annual Premium paid for Assurance or for a Deferred A ity on his own life or the life of his wife " deducted from any profits or gains iu respect to which he shall be liable to be assessed nattier either of the schedules D and E of the Income Tax Act." By order of the Board, ANTHONY PECK, Assistant Actuary. f 1111 E IN DISPUTABLE LIFE POLICY COMPANY, No. 72, LOMBARD STREET, Loudon. TRUSTEES. Richard Spooner, Esq., M.P. Rich. Matins, Esq., Q.C., M.P. James Fuller Madoe, Esq. J. Ca m p I bell Renton, Esq. Wm. Wilberforce, Req. The Poi.ictEti of this Company being INHINPUTAULIS (interim of the deed of constitution duly registered) are TIIAN/WILIAIII.I %EAT LUTIEK, their validity nut being dependent, as in the case f onlinary Policies, upon the import of past and perhaps forgottt circumstances, and office documents. teed as FAMILY Pliol moNs they relieve the Assured front all doubt and anxiety as to the future. Owing to this important improvement in the practice of Life Assurance, the progress of this Company has been rapid front he commencement of its business ; and is steadily advancing. AI.EXANDER ROBERTSON, Manager. STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.—DIVISION OF PROFITS.—The Direction of the STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY request at tention to the adviaitages to be derived by effecting an Assurance with the Company before the close of the pre sent Financial Year on 15th November. At that date the list of new members fur the year will be closed, and as the Main. hers will porticipste in the profits not only at the first Division* of Profits, but at all future Divisions, according to the year in which they joiued the Institution, the date of entry is highly kw portant. The Profits of the Company are ascertained evert Five Years; and Additions have already been made to the Policies at four periods-183Z,, 1140, 1815, 1850. The nest Division will be made tit 1t455. POLICIES ISSUED FREE OF STAMP DUTY. By order of the Directors, WILL. TIIOB. THOMSON, Manager. PETER EWART, Resident Secretary. London, R 2, King William•street. Head °Mee B, UEOROKSTREET, EDINBUROK. Loudon B2. KING WILLIAM-STREET. Dublin 66, UPPER SAC KVILLE•STREET. Glasgow T HE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. CASES FROM THE BOOKS OF THE COMPANY, 1853, _ . SHoWINO THE BENEFITM OF LIFE ARSERANCF.. On 12th January, 1$!13, died A. 8., aged On, having effected an Assurance on his Life of 3,0001. on 15th November, ls:il, when he was in perfect health. The sum muted, 3,0001., has been paid to his Representatives. His pity moils to the Company were only two years' premiums of Is4l. On let January, 1e53, died C.D., aged 44, having effected an Assurance out I.ife for Oleg. on Ist of October, 1P52, when lie was in excellent health. His payment to the Company was one half-year's premium of 111. 10s. These two eases show how complete and satisfactory such a provision is (rota the moment of a Policy being effected. The following eases will further illustrate the benefits of the system with reference more particularly to Participation in the protite:— On 2.lrd February,lBs3, died E.P., aged 50. lie eflocted an Assurance on hie Life in 1527 for VA 0 0 And there was added by the Company front the Profile Making the claim £1243 18 11 On 19th July, 1 , 452, died 6.11., aged 90. lie effected en Assurance on his Life in 1829 for 1500 0 0 And there was added by the Company from the Profits Making the claim On Ist August, 1/153, died MIL aged 71. Ile erected an Assunanee on his Life for Vol. in OW, by annual pay ments of 71. 9%. &ii., rilil to the sum assured was added from the Profits irrl. isa., making the payment to his Repiesentatives, ;Mb SP. Such examples could be greatly inewased by quotations from the books, but the above eases are sufficient to illustrate the great benefits and advantages of the aystem. • WILL. THOS. THOMSON, Manager. PETER EWART, Resident Secretary. Lon Ant , . 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