The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-04 00:00:00

YOIUI OP ♦PPLCATIJI TOR SRAM

L, the Committeeefthe I noperie.l Ottoman Beat, t, Basile.

bulldloo, London. LC.

GesUemeu,— I request you to allot mew,
shares of 120 each In
the Gen(rlde de Pmpare ()Unman. and I heresy amee to
is .ome a member of that Society. said to accept such shares, or
any less number that may be allotted to me, and I farther wee
t. make the pa, meats on the shares so allotted. Is accordance
.Ith the terms of the pnepectua, and I request that my name
Lay be placed on the feeder of subscribers in respect of the
•..+rp allotted to me.
/ am, bertienteo,
lour obedient servant,
Naar In full
Addrimr MI
Paferwhes

Dale

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TSS vIIEW VALE COMPANY (Limited).
limalrel Moder the Clompanies oft, 1862.
Dn.treld 1111111ria. la 110.200 Mares of LIP each.
m tapileake.ll par share, sad RA oa allotment.
Norther cab MI not exceed &I per Share. wade at Intervals of
sot len thee are• maths, and will .:teed over a parted of
three yam
It Is Minuted that not more than twathirds of Oa total capital
win be neidred te be milled up.
tnaliOresa
AIIaARAM DANDY, Esq., Übe Vale Park, Moinnoathahlre,
Charism and Director.
JOftEPH ItODINSON, Hathimpstead and London, Deputy
Ctistramia.
Treacle TOMO, I.iumßristoL
Joie Mal& 6t.,
O. & Bescualk Hee., M.P., Leeds.
Jamas Mideall Terser, Ifera, M. T., Manchester.
=George Oordon, Esq, 1, Clifton-place, Hyde-park, Laudon.
tag Andersca, Req.. et, Old Breadettesa Loners.
HARLIN& —Tha Beak of Lipta d, and Its several broaches at
Manchester, Bina verpool, Bristol, Leech, Newcastle,
Hull, Tlymerath. Leicester.
nottanaa —Memo pree6a.H. and Newman, Loudon.
Bool,333.—Messrs. Imbue Hatchimou sad Son, Loudon.
ALCDITO3II.
David Chaterkk. HR. Messrs. Chadwick, Adamant. Ilf Kama,
and On,), V. Orest George-street, trestedaater.
Ran Timm Im. Wears Coleman, Turman& Name, and
0o.), Telmatioempard City.
Oakes (pre tent.)42, Orest tee epeetreed lialaster ; sad "
7, laamice Ponistneyhill, City Wee.
The Orayany is leaned for the pauper of amiss tato ellseal
an weeniest reeds tar the parching of the undermentioned
co 1 ea. and cater works, width lave for a loft tam
WWI VW/ satistacterg meals by priests ind=
W srempable et °madman, exposition with greatly
prelim
Ilimprapertbamil weeks lave bus parahrol ea very Wpm,
able 4orms, as Mlsations model, =ducat Mike amitern
The works coda of :
L The raw Tale Oollisense and tron.weeka.
I. The fiatrowy Colles aad Iron.works.
& 'The TIMM Collieries end 3rea-worka
& The Atermehan Collieries and boamosike.
& The Toulapoot Collieries and Iron dad Tis-plate Waft.
a The Atiercera Collieriee width. Chapel Farm Istate.
7. caterers mad leading et.prat Ntwast&
All alb. county of Inemioath.
11. Heinsisite Iron and mei Pe per or reguilties In the Pared of
Dean, In thecoenty of Qtemester.
f. The iheadoo HIW Cnetwaste of Imam lipathose Minn, in
as coward fasearest.
And the istates aseeprtee:
kat KM of Treehdd Led sad Mass.
7.216 IMMO of Imeeheid Mines sad agreemente for teams
having upwards of BO years unexpired.
2,137 sores of Leambetd Mines. haying It 10 to 60 yeas
assayers&

TOO awes of Ulnas Yen Forest of Dean, held ander a Crown
Lease. reservable In oeryalutty for periods of !I year.
About. miles In 1. . or about Rae acres. as the course of
tSpn 011byearsese Iron On reins, In Sossenetshlre, under leases for
st
The tesseholl=tand Ires-sesoe Royalties are held on
moderate tense.
are upwards of 2,000 iheliSell and cottages on the free-
hold and leasehold rotates.

Tieniiial• lOW Tai.—fartas, sad louses, moult to about
214.000 a tear,

works afford employment to more than 15,000 persons.
re=milea a population of 60,000 people.
ols for the accommodation of 2.200 children and a me-
chanics* limtitute have been erected upon the estates.
There are 53 bleat funiacies, of which 16 me in operation at
the present time, three being cold Mast.
The present annual produce of the valises collieries is 850,000
for of coal , and this quantity can, with a comparatively small
°Wm, be Increased to 1g million loam annually. The produce
of Iron stone te 290,000 tons annually, which can be increased to
460,000 tons
The lron.making coals on these properties are of a superior
qualm tree from sulphur. and ersisently adapted for the
maraufacture of the beet Mies of iron or steel
The prevent annual yield from the foresees Is about 120.000
Was of pig Iron, Mainline 12.000 tons of Pontypool cold blast.
bet the arrangements are adapted for the production of 100,600
tam About 90,000 tons of rails and fobbed iron are sold an-
nually, which can be Increased 120,000 tom with the present
s9lbaeu
. .

All the properties are very favourably placed in regard to
situation of works and facilities of transport. The oral and
iron-stone mines, which are sow drafted and proved. will .apply
the present consumption. without any material Increase of dead
charges or outlay of capital, for upwards of 60 years and with
• small outlay will yield a farther 'ripply of 100,000 tone of coal
per annum, for household sad steam purposes. for a like parked.
The Elannatite iron ore and coal properties. held In the Yore=
of Dean. will shortly be averred, and placed la direct committal-
cation by railway with the various Iron works.—the distancte
between which and the place of production will be from 26 to
42 miles only . whilst this class of ore is now carried to the
works $5O miles by water, and $0 miles by rail.
The Forest of Dean ore contains from SS to it per cent of iron,
and is well known for its superior quality over other 'hematite
ores for the manufacture of the he= iron and steel. It is esti-
mated that, when tally epees*, the Mines now held by the Com-
pany will produce 100,000 tons annually for SO years.
The very extensive and valuable Mines of Spathes* Iron Ore,
in ionierseishire, belonging exclusively to the Cosey, are the
only miner of their kind now being worked in Crest Britain
(excepting the small
items
found in the Durham Lead Mines).
When these lOnts fully developed. the works of the Coli-
c, will reseal advaa=e.rester than any other works, in
manerld far the assaukaftre
et tblitt qualitatl6l,l".of tree and steel. And the cod of producing
ilpregeleiren hew with title ore, will not a:OW belt the
present cost of eplegeleisen delivered in Minglaed from Germany
,
which country turaishes nearly the whole of the supply required
for the present consumption.
The director. have agreed for a license for the manufacture of
etc= thy the Bessemer process, which. from the liar te
I warm they possess, they will be enabled to uce In very
Ilene quantities, and at a price that, In comparison with other
works, will losers to them the same advantages In the manure°.
ture of steel rails as the llibtor Vale Company have so long en-
lett= respect of iron rails.
stocks of material and finished Iron will be taken at the
oat-price, as entered In the books at the last stock-taking, In
HeTtmber, 1043, and are to be paid for within el: mouths.
contracts on hand, which are large. and at remunerative
prices, will be tranderred to the new Company.
Mr. Abraham Darby, the prtnelpal proprietor and managing
partner ef the whole of the concerns comprised In the present
purchase, will undertake the duties of Chairman of the Board,
and has consented to act as Hansen Director for a period of
live years, thereby securing to the new Company the benefit of
Hoeg practical expert*** In the management of the
_ . _

Joseph Robinson. also a proprietor is all the above con-
cerns. end who for many yearn, a, the London partner. has had
the principal insaatement of their commercial operations, will,
under the direction of tie Board, condnet the business of the
Company, as heretofore.
Prom certified reports on the profits of the various wort,. ex-
tending over a considerable period, and from &due oonsideratf on
of the advantages p messed by the Company, the Directors feel
Instilled In antleipatinz, that the annual dividends will be such
so to give satiataction to the shareholders.
The readers will subscribe for shares in the Company to the
extent of halt a million sterling. . . .

—fitieebondred ttiosisaiicl—PAnds of the purchase matey will
be paid within two months. and the remainder by di Nag half-
yearly instalments, with interest at 5 per cent. pall_
No promotion mooey or other similar payment will be made.

roma of application for shares may be obtained at the sank
of bland &al ti several branches from the brokers or from
the uudersigeed. by whom any further loformation required will
In furnished.

CHADWICK. ADAIVION, WHEN-NA. sad Co
Fillaltelai Awe* V. Orest George atreek
Wsstraloster, sal Si. Crosaalsest, Mae-
assair.
THI EBBW TALK COVPANT
Capital £&,000.000. fa 10,01,0 shares of 4.50 each.
PORN OP APPLICATION FOR ALLOTAINNT OP SILANIN.

No.
To the Directors of " The ICh`m Val. effluvia, ;Drafted'," per
Messrs. Chadwick. Adamson. MlCeans, and Co., Finaacial
Ageeta, 27, Great George-street, Westminster, and 66, Crow
street, Manchester.
Gentlemen—Having paid a deposit of Cl per share, I beg to
!POT for shares of L6O each, la the proposed libbw
Vat Company Linalted)." and I hereby agree to become a hare-
holderla that Company, sabject to Its rules sad regulations, and
to accept such shares, or any less somber that may be allotted
to tne.-1 am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
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