The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-10 00:00:00

BRAZILIAN and PORT 0011E13R BANK
(Matted,.
The LAST DAY for melting APPLICATIONS for BEAUS
h this Bask Is MONDAY, the 13th July.
By order of the Board,
I. B. PROVAN. Secretary pro tem.
Temporary Moak SI, Throgmortonatreet, N.C.

T"IIIICHILOND HILL HOTEL COMPANY
(limited).
Capital, 1100.000, to 10,000 shares of £lO each,
Mist issue, 6,000 &area
Pewit, 10s. Shoohare on application, madel 10s, per share on
allotment ld no allotment be the deposit money
rill be returned In tall.
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The light Hon. the Berl of SEITON, 59, Grosvenor-place, and
Crorteth-park, Liverpool, Chairman.
The Hon. J. C. VIVIAN 14, Belgraveocuare, Deputy Chairman.
Henry J. W. H. Folerionrilli., Travellers' Club, and ProW-
wood House. near
3 Lovable Baldwin, Beg., 16, . James's street.
J. 3almlntry Devonport. Eau., Deputy Commloary.General,
Clarendowlodge, Brighton.
D J. Hoare, Tau. Director of the langham Hotel Company.
The Hon. Charles Hay, 33, Cadoltan-Dlime, Helllfsws-winare•

(Lombard-street, City.
Loudon and County Bank Hanover-square,
( Richmond.
Sottarolo.—llleasra. Bole, Turners, and Hardwick, Alder-
bury.
AECHITIXT —John 'Mr, 472, Verulam-lndldingsq, Ora"a-hin
(Architect to the Laren= Hotel Compal).
Atrliffoa —Harbert Georg. Imibp27. bV. Ling-aireek
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Cheapekte.
Baolsza.—llema Shorter sad Mpg, 28,lther7-leme.
Eticirram.—hands R. Spry, 1i
Temporary oMom-46, Lombard-street, on.

1. The scenery of Richmond and Its mighbonrbood. whose
Menthes bare long been the theme of poet and artist, haa always
attracted the aristocratic pleasure seekers of the metropolis
Convenience of access, both by rail and river, has increased the
somber of visitors to so great an extent as to render the present
accommodation utterly Inadequate.
1 The object of this Company Is to erect on Richmond-hill an
hotel possessing every modern luxury and convenience whether
foe visitor or equipage.
1 The Directors have secured an excellent site, In close
proximity to the " Star and Garter," commanding a most lovely
view of the river Thames and the surrounding country, at: ost
Of 07,600. The property I. now known as Ashburnhamge,
and contains about three acres, partly copyhold .equal to free-
hold mid partly lemshold, with upwards of 50 years to run at a
moderate ground rent of 420 per annum The grounds are
at present beautifully laid out. and will be further improved to
nate them as perfect as possible.
• The Rotel will contain large and small dining rooms, reading
rooms, billiard rooms, bath rooms, smoking room, and upwards
alone hundred bedrooms, and will offer every possible conveni-
ence and attraction both to Melton desiring to spend a few
hears out of town, and to times desiring temporary residence.
6. Hotel Companies having become • recognised institution in
poi:Lad, and, with hardly an exception, paying good dividends,
Name need be offered for putting this undertaking before the
Milne. Large fortunes have been realised by the proprietors
and lessees of hotels in the Immediate vicinity, from which It
may be °pendently anticipated that this Hotel will be among the
bat grosperons of this very prated° chum of tindertakinp
I As an evidence of the large profit. derived from hotel Tam-
pa% it may be mentioned that the Queen's Hotel Company.
Norwood 'an undertaking similar in nearly every respect to the
Proposed Richmond Hotel; hare declared a dividend of ten per
ce°. . .

7. The nominal capital of the Company is fixed at 6.100 WO, but
his confidently expected, looking to the mall cost of the site,
ec.. that not nearly all of this sum will be required . the Direc-
tors therefore propose at first to issue only one half the shares.
Plena of the site, together with a photograph of the view, may
be seen at the temporary offices.
Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. will be paid oo all soma
teemed until the opening of the Hotel.
htspeetnara sad format)! application may be had at the offices
al the Company, or of the brokers end bankers.