The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-26 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1864.

THE HUMBER IRON-WORKS and SHIP-
BUILD/NO 001fliglirr (Limited).
under Companies Act, 1862.
The Merearil"%e= the t
•isociation (Malted) and the Credit
Mehltier (Limited) are prepared to receive applications for the
capital of the Humber Iren.Worta and ahlp.Bnilding Company.
Capital £1,000,000, in 10,00 d shame of ISO each, of which 10,000
have been already subscribed.
Degoe appheatJon £1 per share, and It on allotment. No
tun cell to exceed per altars, and at Interval, of not less
than three months.
It to not contemplated to Witty more than i'l° 10e. per share :
any tumor capital that may be required will be raised by the
Lam
e xisting of new shares, a preference being givea to the holders of
shares.

DOIWTOII3.
X W. WATIIN, Tea, Director of tha Great Weetims Railway
Oompany. and President of the Gerd Trunk Railway Com-
pany of Canada—Chairman.
D. J. Beam, Rm. (Puna, Created!, and Ca), Omit Winobtater-
sheet.
R. H. VA vlidor, Dm., 3, taper lisrlayatreet.
le:thHeath, C. 8., Austin Orange, Dmirina.
iLumsden, Req., Mayer of Bull (&owolow, Lamaism, and
shipowners. Hull.
J. H. Marryat (Joseph Marryat and Sons), Lamar
WBank (Lim. L Merry, isq., Director of the Mercantile aad Yuba,.
itsd).
J. Morrill, laq.. Director of the Metropolitan and Provincial
Bank (limned).
W. IL Moms, Rm.. Alderman, Hull.
HChriall.stefilterSimpeon, Req., Director of the HMI Dock Company,
W. H. Smith, laq. (Bagri, Barry and Co.), Leedenhall-strest.
Julius B. Thompson, am. (Jolins H. Thompson and Co., Ship-
owners) Leadesbaßatmet.
WAN DULICKIS. Hull—Haatle lisinaelace. ILLC.
OMPltaniml la —.SaMma—Clearge Minton Bovill, Nam, Date-
&Mem, Wiriatester.
001110133310 MAIM X3al3Zia - Charles Atherton. Rao., Whit►
hall, late Chief Bagiarer at Boys/pock's:* Woolwich-

utaania *
Bank of London.
Iletropohtan and Provincial Bank (Limited).
Mercantile and Radians* hank (Limited), London, Liverpool,
and Glasgow.
Ileum Ismael A intik Brothers and Co., Hull.
80 MlTOMl—Mesers Fstersrds sod Co., Westminster.
Bitokrita—Hearn Robins and Barber, Threadneedleatreet.
Temporary Otices—At the °dices of the liernaatile cvecus, Moo-
t:tattoo anatted',, ii, Threadneedle-street ; and the Credit
80, Lonibard.street.
SVICIMAIT (pro tem —Arthur Manor, Esq.

The Company has been formed for purchasing and intending
the well-known Iron Shipbuilding establishment of Hegira
Martin Samuelson and Company, of Hull. The capabilities of
these e orks are unsurpassed by any In the kingdom; they
occupy 11 acres of ground, with water frontal., to the river Hum-
ber and river Hall, having a depth of water of 30 feet
The present iron shipbuilding power of the establishment Is
equal to the construction of 20,000 tons per annum, at which
rate the works are now being carried on. Messrs. Samuelson
and Comp= r. limiest orders on hand for ships exceeding 20,1000
other orders are offered, a toss: wproposed
l It is to take
11 acres of lan adjoining the present yard, and which Messrs.
Samuelson awl Company have secured, so as to extend the works
to meet the Loge daily Increasing profitable demand for ships.
and to erect rolling mills for the manufacture of the iron re-
nuked for ship-bui.ding, u well as for all kinds of railway and
engineering work.
In addition to the engineering works, foundry, and ship-
building yards, there is • patent slip for repairing ships of the
largest clam : this is a highly prontable past of the bushier*.
The d mend for the use of this patent slip by been such that it
has never been unemployed since Mann. Samuelson and Com-
pany conatrue.ed it at a considerable con some years ego.
The situation of this establishment gives it special advantages
over others of a like character. The price of ship-building labour
Is lower at Hall than to any of the iron ship-bullding ports of
the kingdom ; it la in the great iron district of Yorkshire ; coal
is cheap: railways run Into the works, and connect them with
all parte of Ragland. Freights are very moderate from Hull,
and the large Umber trade of Hull offers advantages tor the w-
ettest of the Umber, which is and in large quainities, on highly
advantageous cundltions.

Two thousand vohmen are new employed at the works.
The present orders In band for ships, empties, and general
engiueeriug work, amount to above £300,000, ell at very ream-
ntlative pnoes
. .

flepons made by some of the most eminent engineers who
have examined the works, and who are specially a, qusinted
with this bra ,ch of manufacture, show that aster walnut/ large
allowances (30 per cent.; oft the capabilities of the works, the
trade will, with the judicious management and employment of
the capital, retain a dividend of 2u per wet rut unwarda to
the dui Molders, and if the works continue to be fully employed,
a much larger amount.

terms of purckaae are highly advantageous: the pleat
sad machinery building, freehold and leasehold premiere, to.
gether with all the stock of 2, aterials, are to be taken at the
valuation of two engineers, one named by the Company and the
other by the vendors, with an umpire In the usual way. The
goodwill of the business, luciuding the profit on works In hand,
Is to be paid for at one yeeis purchase of the net proflts, but on
an average of three years working.
In the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be
returned In fell. Should a less number of shares be allot.ed
than Is applied for, the deposit will be made available towards
the payment on allotment, and the balsam At any, returned to
the appfiallit.

iruirpi.rti—c—ma and Forms of Application for Sham may Do
obastood at the Tampa. ary 011oie of the Company. IL Thread-
imolleiareat, and su. Lombard-street, and of the Brokers and tka
Solicitors.

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101tX Or APTLICATtOW rOlt 5110552.
To be retained by the Bankers.
To the lArw:tors of the Humber Ironworks and Shipbuilding
Company tLiniited.
Gestlereen,--liating paid to your hankers,
the stun of C being a deposit of Cl per share
on shares in the above Company, I hereby
request that you will allot me that number, and I egret to wimp(
such iharesi, or any lees number you may allot to 111 e, and
1 agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and to sign the articles
of lieboCilatull of the Company "then required . and 1 authorise
you to insert my name on the register of members for the num•
ber of aha. es allotted to ma.
Usual slipisture.
Name is tell
Residence
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Profession
Late April hag

LAND CREDIT COMPANY of IRELAND
(Limited).
Incorporated and., the Complain Act, 1802, which specially
shar limits the liability dee.% shareholder to the amount a his
es.
Capital £1,000,000, in 10,000 shares of LSO each.
First lune 10,000 shares.
Depedt on application £1 per dare, and £0 on allotment.
Ws not to exceed Z 4 per share, nor to be made at interred of
lees than three month&
DIMMORS.
The light Honourable Lord Fermoy, Trabolgan, (County
Cork, and Pembsidge-equare, London.
Alexander Boyle, Fag. (Mears. Boyle, Low, and Co.). Bankers,
Dublin.
Joseph Boyce, Esq., Director of the Royal Bank of Ireland.
DubYa
Williams Walter Cargill, Lg., M P., Director of the Oriental Beak
Corporation, London.
Eagan Gelilnk But., Director of the London Bank of Scotland,
Loadon.
Edward Corry, Faq , New Broad-street, Director of the Wed
Cork Railway, London.
P. Caton Finch. Eq., Director of the Blaenavon Iron Works,
Loodat
Lord Otho Fitzgerald, Director of the Credit Ponder, London.
J. Lewis Farley. Ea., Threadneedlectreet, Director of the Otto-
men //hands' Association, London.
Joser4incaide, Reg (Memos. Stewart and Kincalde), Dublin.
D. erson, Fag., Director of the Clyde Engineering sad Ira
Mdp aiding Company. Glasgow and London.
Janie Pim, Fag. (Director of the Mercantile Credit Association),
Chaise Richardson, Esq., 19, Brutonctraek Berkeleyeguare,
London.
George Seamen, Fag., Director of the Submarine Telegraph Com-
plus/. London.
0. B honer, Fa (Mean. Travers and Lawson), St Mary-et-
Tbrloiedon
ifesontable H. P. 'realm Y.L0.8., Portrnawalharik
London.
Consumes Lotus= —J. Bailey Dade, Tag., linghtese, Ge-
neral Land Deal and Isepreameat Company, 62, Liga-
ment-street, Wes

AMP=
London—London Beak sigmaMEd, Old Jewry.
Ireland - Provincial lank el Ireland. and Branches.
London - Mows. Towgood and PArorhao.33.llkragmorion-gtree
Lublin—Edward For, Nay., Dame-street.
~ Mama Brace and gynme, barmiest/set
Connell, Seq., Booth-mall
Belfast—Mews. Cunningham and Co.
Manchester—Robert Warren, faq., Bank-street, ll:change.
Glasgow—Moors. Kerr Anderson, and Brodie.
AONTORS—Moson. Idwards and James, 18, King-streak
Cliespwide.
OOLICITon.
London—Weems. !meow and Co., & Mamehester-ballding
Westminster. &W.
John Wand Balky. 101., R. Tokenliostse-yard, &C.
Dublin—mews. David and Thomas Fitzgerald.
Sproirroin (pro tem.)—Mr. ?errand Oliphant.
Temporary Odiees-15. Tokenlauuse )ard.
. _ PIakiPECTC 8.
. . . . .

This Company has beenffilmae-d-jiiii the view of developingt
the agricultural, insnufscturing, commercial, end mineral
resources of Ireland, and providing for that comb, those
pecuniary facilities which hays so much contributed to the
advancement and prosperity of the other portions al the United
Kingdom.
It Is proposed that this Compsny should act—
Istly. Asa Finance Company, for negotiating and making ad-
vances upon approved real and personal securities, and If neces-
sary the using and dealing in the some. The taking contracts
for railways end other works ; the receiving monies on deposit,
and generalb transacting financial business! as principal or agent.
Pally. As a land Credit Company, for buying, sola,ing
Mamma on, and dealing in real property of all descriptions and
tenures, and of all estates end intern-to therein, including the
erection of buildings thereon, and improving or repairing the

Sraly. As a Land Improvement Company, for rerlalming,
draining, and improving lands, and making and constructing
roads, and erecutisig all works: sad, either as principal or
agent making estimates. and entering into contract& for the
game.
ethly As Agent, by sffording facilities for the amociatlon of
capitalists desirous of taking a limited interema In remunerative
undertakings of a local character, either privately or by Introdu-
cing them to the public.
The wet and waste lands of Ireland amount to more than
0,000,004 acres., affording a fruitful field for the employ meat of
capital by reclamation and drainage. Capital can also be profit-
ably employed In nuking advances on land andiother property
with the Lauded plates Court or taltergeod titles

The want of thts Association bee been beg eoperineed by
them most competent to lons a sound Judgment on each a
question, and it Ls generally admitted that the proper time has
arrived when lush an undertaking eau be successfully carried
out.
The Articles of Association may be seen at the *elicitors of the
Company. In the event of no allotment being made, the dep.-
rite will be returned in full. Should • less number of shares be
allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available
towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, it any, re-
turned to the applicant.
Prospectuses sad forms of application fee shares, In the form
annexed to the prospectus, may be obtained at the beakers.
brokers, solicten. and of Naas. 0. H and A. T. Jay, Ili,
Tokenhouseyard, London.