Sir, the Union fire office being removed from Maiden-Lane to Cornhill, the directors take this mode of giving you notice of the change of situation; and request the favor [sic] of your exertions to procure insurances with the Society, as you find opportunity, for the general advantage of yourself and the other insurers. ...
Union Fire Office.
[London : Printed by Mount & Davidson, Tower-Hill,
1799]
Signed: Isaac Harman, clerk.
The second leaf contains 'Union Society, for insurance from loss by fire, established in the year 1714. This Society, at their office in Cornhill, opposite Birchin-Lane, insure all merchandise in warehouse [sic], implements and goods in trade, ..' with the date at foot of the announcement: "1st October, 1799", after which comes a list of the "present directors" and the colophon, which reads "Printed by Mount & Davidson, Tower-Hill".
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