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INSTITIJTED 1881.
SCOTTISH EQUITABLE MUTUAL LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Incorporated by Royal Charters, and Special Act of Parliament.
Head Office--EDINI3U ROM, 28, St. Andrew•equare.
LONDON-126, Ilishopsgate-street. Cornhill.
THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY is an Institution peculiarly adapted to afford provision
for Funnies. it was established in the year 1511, upon the
principle 0f Mutual Contribution, the Surplus or Profit being
wholly divisible among the Members; and the Additions which
have been made to Policies at the Periodical Investigations of
the Society afford satisfactory evidence of the prosperity of the
Institution, and the great auvantagea derived by its Members.
The following examples exhibit the additions already made:—
A Policy for 1,0001., opened in 10321, is now increased to
1,5231._85.

A Policy for 1,0001., opened in 1880, is now increased to
1,4211. 16s. 10d.
A Policy for 1,0001., opened in 1640, is now increased to
1,3101. lie. I'd. . . .

The Profits are ascertained and divided triennially among
Policies of more than five years' duration.
The Annual Revenue is upwards of 160,0001.
The Amount of Assurances in force is upwards of Four Millions
and a Quarter sterling.
The Amount paid to the Representatives of Deceased Mem-
bers exceeds 600,000 i. sterling.
The Total Amount of Vested Additions allocated to Policies
exceeds 600,0001.
The Accumulated Fund is upwards of P 30,0001.
Loans granted to Members to the extent of the office value of
their Policies.
Copies of the Annual Report, Forms of Proposal, and all In-
formation may be had ou application at any of the Society's
Offices in town or country.

ROBERT CHRISTIE, Manager.
WILLIAM FINLAY, Secretary.
W. COOK, Agent,
January, 1855. 126, Aiahopagate•atreet, London.

LIST OF LOCAL AGENTS.
BARNES—Whitbread, Edward, Stationer)
BATTERSEA—Buckmaster, J. C., New.road, St. John's-hill
BRIXTON—Price, J. M., Chemist, 3, Loughborough-place
CLAPHAM—BaIIs, Charles, Scientific and Literary institu-
tion
COMMERCIAL-ROAD EAST—Newton, J., 6, Grosvenor-
street
DE BEAUVOIR-TOWN—Pettlfer, E. H, Chemist, 6, South-
gate-rote
H ACKNEY—SteIb, Richard, jun., 2, Denmark-place
ISLINGTON—Innet, Robert, Commission Agent, Jt,
Gib-
son-eeqquare
KENTISH-TOWN—Garton, Henry, Chemist, 2, Commercial-
place
LAMBETH—Roffey, Thomas, Solicitor, 69, Waleot•place East
MILE-END—Sharp. George, 3, Ireland-row
PlMLlCO—Carrack, James, Chemist, 46, Churton•street
PUTNEY—Stewart, John, High-street
STRATFORD—WCash, William, Baker
SYDENHAM—Daws, Thomas, House Agent
WALWORTH—Turner, W. Rt. John, House Agent
WANDSWORTH—Brooks, Charles, Chemist
WHITECHAPEL-ROAD--N icholson, James, 7, Mount-plies

MITRE GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE
AND ANNUITY ASSOCIATION.
No. 98, Pall-mall, London. Established 1845.
(With which is united the Business of the Algis Assurance
Office,late of 41, Moorgate-street.)
Protective Capital, 4150,000.
This Society offers the option of Mutual Assurance with Share
of Profits; or of very moderate rates under the guarantee of k
large Protective Capital.
The Profits are either added to the policy, or paid in cash, orge
tl reduce the Annual Premium : while in the Non-profit Branch,
the low rates, as compared with those of pure Mutual Offices, are
equivalent to an immediate Bonus of from 80 to 50 per cent. df
the Amount Assured. Ex.—Premium for assuring 1,0001. at age
Thirty-one, 201. 10s. 2d. Average Premium of Mntual &Ikea,
271. be. Annual saving.6l. be. 10d., equivalent to a bonus of 3131.
ss. 7d.; or to a Policy of 1,3131. se. 7d.
SPECIAL FEATURE.—The annuities granted by the Mitre ID•
crease periodically on the Mutual System. All expenses of the
Annuity Deed are defrayed by the Association.
More detailed information will be readily furnished on applica-
tion, by letter nr otherwise, to the Secretary , at the Mitre Life
Office. No 23, Pall-mall, London.
Active Agents required in such districts as are not already re-
presented. Remuneration liberal.
January, 1855. WILLIAM BRIDGES, Secretary.