The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-29 00:00:00

3nsurante Sotirts,

QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY,
QUEEN INSURANCE BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL.
Chairman—THOMAS B. FORWOOD, Esq.
Deputy-Chairman—FßANClS A. CLINT, Esq.

Extracts from REPORT read to the ANNUAL IikEETING,
on 17th October, 1860:
Fire Premiums received in the year were £24,996 14 8
Losses by Fire amounted to
Premiums on New Life Assurances were 5,842 4 0
And the only claim by Death amounted to
The Total Income for the Year being 38,000 0 0
DAYS OF GRACE.
The Assured are fully protected during the days of grace
allowed for the payment of Renewal Premiums and the Direc-
, tors hold the Company liable in the event of loss by Fire or
the Death of the Assured during such period.
SPECIAL FEATURE.—LIFE DEPARTMENT.
' PAID-UP POLICIES ISSUED AFTER THREE YEARS.
(See Prospectus,)
RATES OF PREMIUM LOW.
Liberal and Prompt Settlement of Losses.
Abstract of Annual Report and Prospectuses to be had on
application.
W. P. CLIREHUGIL Manager and Actuary.

LIFE INSURANCE.-SPECIAL NOTICE.

NATI' BRITISIE INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of Parliament,

OFFICF 64. PRINCES-STREET, Minburgii.
1660.

THE REGISTER FOR NEW ASSURANCES THIS YEAR
CLOSES ON 31ST DECEMBER NEXT.
POLICIES OPENED ON OR BEFORE THAT DATE
WILL BE ENTITLED AT THE NEXT DISTRIBUTION
OF PROFITS TO RANK FOR SIX YEARS' BONUS.
AT LAST INVESTIGATION THE BONUS DECLARED
RANGED FROM 255. TO Ms. PER CENT. PER ANNUM
ON THE SUMS ASSURED.

The accumulated Funds amounted at 31st
Dec., 1859, to £1,031,464 0 0
The Annual Revenue, to 179,086 11 11

BONTJS.—NINETY Pan CENT. OP Tlik PROFITS is divided
among the Assured, being as large 0 share of the Profits as is
allowed by any, and larger than is allowed by most, other
Offices.

Special attention is requested to the following two modes of
Assurance:
1. HALF-PREMIUM SYSTEM.

Whereby a Policy can be opened at once for about Half the
Ordinary Rate of Premium.
EXAMPLE.-At age 25, a Policy may be opened for £5OO with
Profits, on payment of a Premium of £6 6s. 3d for the first
fine years, and. of 411 19s. 7d. annually thereafter. On the
Policy becoming a claim, the full amount assured will be paid
without deducting any debt on account of unpaiii Premiums,
as would have been the case under the Half-credit System.

—This System is well adapted to partihs Who May havethe
prospect in a few years of an increnscd income.
2. DOUBLE ASSURANCE SYSTEM.

Whereby the sum Assured is doubled in a few years, without
any increase of Premium.
EXAMPLE.—At age 20, a party Assuring for zi,eoo will, by
adopting this table, find that on attaining the age of 40, the
sum in the Policy is increased by Annual additions to £2,000.
This principle is particularly advantageous to young and
good lives.
In:purer...l3 tLlTV.—Certificates are (on ieasonable eonditions)
issued, freeing_ Policies from ail restrictions that can affect their
Marketable value. _

Parties Insured in this Office may join any Volunteer Corps
in the United Kingdom, without payment of extra Premium.

ProspectusaS; Tables of Rates, and all other informationmay
be procu ed at the Head Office, or at any of the Agents of the
Company.
DAVID SMITH, Manager.
JOHN OGILVIE, Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE IN Lzcznroot...:HlGH-STRERTb EXCHANOrE

DIRECTORS:
Digby Smith, Esq., Chain:Min.

Robert Dirom, Esq-. J. C. Boyd, Ysq.
I Thomas Murray, Esq. Stolterfoht, jun., Esq.
• WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Seerdtary.

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CHAPELS; their Destruction, Removal, or Alteration.
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