The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-09 00:00:00

OMBARD DEPOSIT BANK
J
(LIMITED).
Noe. 43 sad 44, LOMBARDZTREET, CITY;
AED
No 277 and 279, REGENT-STIMET, W.
ESTABLISHED lra

RECEIVES DEPOSITS, on annalid, 5 per cent.;
subject to notice, 10 per cent. Opens cuireut ac:ounts.
Supplies Cheque-books. investors are inri ed to examine
this new and improved sy.tern, that en.sure: a hizh rto of
interest with perfect s^curity.
To nonitowirsa.—it offers pr--eminent advantaw for
prompt advances on Leases, Reversions, Policie-, Trade
Stocks, Farm Produce, Warrant-, acid Furni;ure rithout
removal, publicity, surstie, or fees. Pro pnins and
Whams-sheets ire.
JAMS, PRYOR, Manage...

ABRIDGED OPINIONS OF THE PRISS.
ON 'MI
LOMBARD DEPOSIT BANK,
(LIMITED).
WEEKLY DESPATCH.—" The class who cannot bank
with the houses that are in the ascendant h.•.ve a peasant
alternative: they cAll put their money in the Lombard
Deposit Bank and sleep in peace, knowing that their
money ls sale, and that the Bank may be depended on."
WEEKLY TIMES. —" They had fai' h in the BuildMg
Society, which had been • success, as it promised to be. and
they believed in the Lombard Bank. The event proved that
their belief was well founded."

NEWS OF THE WORLD. —" The Lmbard Deperit
Bank, which was established in IM, is now strong and
stunly on it feet, with a fair promLe of a hale and hearty
old age."

THE COURIER.—" The directors do not come before
the public as a comprmy which has no past by which to
estimate the future, and whose present existence gives no
certain test of the future. On the contrary, it has • Cu, -
mute' past. 511 d • flourishing present. The progreoi
already made by the Lombard Bunk must be bight,
gratifying to all intere ded in it."

SUNDAY TIM ER —" Everybody is mutually benelitt-cl
and everyone co-operates, thus one of the fundamental
principles of political economy is recogni.ed and acted
upon with prominent armies."
THE HOUR. -" Experience has proved that there is
almost no limit to the success of companies such as this,
which conduct their business on sound prin7iples, and the
Lombard has been fortunate in securing a good ILA of
trustees and directors."

CHRISTIAN (LOBE.—'The Lombard Bank is qualified
to suit the convenience of a large clams of people unable
to avail themselves of the advantages offered by Urger
establishmentv."

DAILY CHRONICLE.—" The principles on which it
is based are just and equitable, and its management
economicaL"

WEST LONDON OBSERVER.—" If any one has his
doubts respecting the security and stability of building
s victim; we have an instance in point which will dispel
his Ullellsinollll—we allude to the Lombard Building
Society, which has flourished so well that, although not
yet in its iambi, it has taken unto itself a bank, and
flourishes yet wore and more."

CHELSEA NIWS.—" We cannot give better ad% ice to
those who wish to know where to deal with • banking
company with feelings of security than to refer them to
this establishment, whose life thus far has been so full of
'rigour and so prosperous."

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ST. JAMES'S CHRONIOLIL—" The directors of the
Lombard Bank (Limited) offer a boon alike to those who
are prepared to deposit money at a moderate but secure
rate of interest, and to such whom circumstances oblige
to ho recourse to a loan, the conditions of which are
unusually easy and straightforwanL"

NORTI I M DDLESE X I 'II RONICLE.—" The banking
department of the above Company appears to us to be
combusts:4 in the spirit of liberality. AU the advantages
of a city 'sink are to be had without the exorbitant
ii dance usually demanded or expected as • remuneration
fir keeping the account."

THE BITI.I.IONIST.—" There iv obviously • large and
legitimate field for • sound and useful investment of
capital in this matter."

till EFFIELI) POST.—"Owing, therefore, to the sound
principles upon which it is conducted, we believe the
Lombard flank to be one of the safest in existence."
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INSURANCE REGORD.—" Established on well.
triad and approved principles of mutuality and beneficial
co-operation, and has • triudworthy and respectable list of
trustees and directors to conduct its affairs."

THE rt iSMOPOLITAN.—" The bank has won the con-
tblence of its ahareholders, and now requests the support
of the public generally, which we think may fairly be
iron and with admitage, since the Company offers
peculiar facilities for the use of tnoney."

ENGINEERING AND BUILDING TISIF.S.—" In
these timer, when the larger institutions are conducting
Ini+inemo on a dangerous system, inviting enormous losses
and paying scarcely any interest for deposits, a society like
the Lombard is doing a more scrutinising business, which,
with care, may bring out the most satisfactory results."

CURISTIAN UNION.—" The rates of interest offered
on ilezeits WC thus much above the ordinary Kinking
range.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS GAZETTE. —" The
institution has hitherto been worked so economically
that each investor hu had 10 per cent. per annum on his
money."

RAILWAY SERVICE GAiTZTTE.—" No doubt so pro-
mising imi instit.tition will he extensively patronised in the
t llway service.
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• BUILDERS' WEEKLY REPORTER.—" By avoiding
the mistakes of its predecessors, is enabled to afford to
both investors and borrowers welLnigh unprecedented
advantage."

PADDlrsii :TON TIMEek " The Lombard Deposit
Bank is now in its sturdy youth, giving promise of growing
up into a still more sturdy manhood. It is eminently a
popular hank, and offers advantages which are at once
unusual and solid?

biONYTARY AND —24II2IOANTILE GAZETTE.—
" We have been asked by an Intending investor to peruse
the prospectus and lialanewsheet of the Lombard Rank
(Limited), and having done so we must adniit that It
appears to present advantages of no ordinary character,
and which are particularly worthy of the attention of the
provident and thoughtful. We have great pleasure in
assuring borrowers that they will iind it an honest. bona
Rio source for obtaining advances on securities It further
enhances our pleasure in directing • borrower to this
genuine source, knowing the many traps that are adver-
tised every day to catch and plunder the unwary by •
class pretending to lend money on moderate with a View
of getting fees."

EAST I.AIN DON OISSFAVER.—" The great banks, as
huaineas,
tbere.'acre'‘Zhas7iemsv-iVniii :l'oh- au . .
q*uni.tbu sure
t.t. trale.
Among such is the Lombard Deposit Ban

WEST LONDON ADVERTISEFL —"lf anybody is in
search of a respectable banking concern with whom they
may wish to have money dealings, we can direct them to
the Lombard Deposit Bank, Lombard-street, and at the
West-end, in Itegen4street. The man with money with
which he wishes to deal has his choice. He may put his
money in the bank on deposit, and receive moderate.
sound, real, and sure interest, or he may purchase a share
and exercise his right LB a shareholder."

THE 110 U 11—" The 'mons which attended the opera-
tions of the Lombard Building Society, established in
PBS, hits soggested to the promoten the plan of instituting
• Deposit Bank. Like other banks, the Lombard Deposit
Bank will endeavour to make money by borrowing and
tending; but it will do both on terms much more favour-
able for its customers, and will deal in much smaller
ipnounts than is usual. Shares in the Lombard Bank may
be applied for with confidence."

CHRISTIAN GLOBS —" Based upon sound commercial
principle., the success of the Lombard Bank has been such
on Li warrant the expectations first entertained of it By
the businew operations of this establishment all classes
may have a banking account"

THE DRAPER.—" The Lombard Bank undertakes to
Lent money, as well as to receive money for Investment
and it appears to us that the cskulations snail° are such as
to give the utmost sounilnese to the concern and ample
socurity to investors."

THE REPORTEIL —" It is becoming more and more
important every day to the c0mm0n...44 world to have •
legitimate and safe channel, where temporary accommo-
iLition can be secured at • fair but profitable rate
‘m securities not available under the Building
Society's Acts. With a view of meeting these require-
ment. the directors have projected, am &distinct omipany,
the Lombard Deposit Bank. Limited."

INVESTORS GUARDIAN.—" The safety of the
depowitor depends more upon the use which is made of his
money than upon &Joy other eletaent, and the Lorubanl
Deposit Bank gives that security will a marginal
guarantee of a subscribed and pl 4 up capital."

EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. —" This hank is based on
sound liankiug principle*, and we see no reason why it
should not prove quite as successful lu the building
society of which it lean out-growth. flue far the most
sauguiue anticipations have been verified.

FORILYTERS' FREE PRESB.—" The Lotnhard Bank
ia Inenaxed by gentlemen who have had considerable
commercial experience, and who have hitherto handled
other people's money with honour and probity, and paid
by a systetu ol strict economy every investor 10 per cent.
per annum."

COMMERCIAL TRAVKLIALRif IiAZETTE.—" No
doubt so prolulainx an institution will be extensively
patronised by commercial men."

onnces :

0 iiiid 44. LOILBARD4TREIST. CITY.

fin Lad S'9, B.LOlGNS4fritirr. W.

IN V ESTO RS' OU AR DI AN. —" I t will take s ti me
to overcome the force of habit, and to divert money from
Oa ordinary channels, but we have no doubt that institu-
tions like the bombard Deposit Bank, which afford a
practical solution of the difficulty, will meet with consider-
able support and sum. Of course, much might be
written pro. and con. u POl2 the comparative security of
these institutions and oldeetablisbed banks. Still. tits
het remains that the capitalist gets small thanks and
little return from the banks, while the more modern
institutions treat him upon a more liberal footing. The
po•otion of the depositor is this—at a return of I per cent,
It takes him lOU years to earn the capital embarked. while
In the Lombard Bank it takes him ten to be recouped in
Profits what he has embarked In capital."

CHRISTIAN —" The Lombard Bank of
Depoeit, hi connection with the Building Society, has a
mvietrate capital._ and invites deposits of 1.10 and upwards,
and conducts banking business on much the same
principles as other London &inks, but has, no doubt, a
aperial function as regards the class of business conducted
by the Betldhts Society, or, in other words, property
investment."

SHEFFIELD POST.—" Its aim is good. its principles
lust, its viler. of operations unlimited. its subscriptions
low, its management economical"

INVENTtiItS GUARDIAN.—" It is 1 channel which
can be eslelr recommended to those who desire something
mute than a safe 3 per cent.'

AND UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED PROVINCIAL
NEWSPAPERS HAVE PRONOUNCED THE
LOMBARD COMPANIES TO OFFER
TO THE INVESTOIL—An hound. Judicious. and
lucrative channel.
TO BORROWERS.—Pre-einlnant advantage&