The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-14 00:00:00

THE ALBION BANK (Limited).
Capital C 1,0.09.000. la 20,0_00 nano of e.... 50 each.

Itnt iiit7e 14,000 iitaitTa;

Deposit LI per Shereis7;Ppliestiota-ars-4 £4 per Share on
allotment.

It is not intended to nil up mare than 115 per share. No
call wW be made for three months after allotment. Three
months interval, at least. will elapse between two calla, and no
call will exceed SS per share.
To be inwrporated under the Joint Stack Conipantes Act of
net, whereby each shareholder's liability is limited to the
mount of his shares.

rtninrroft.q.

James Ifoglend. Esq. (IMe of Plymouth', PprlngfieldPostse,
Upper Claptou.
Thorns!Cave, Esq., Aherlff of London soul ItlMlleeer.

W. F. Muter., Esq. ',firm of W. F. Masters and Sons Newgate-
market.
Benjamin Baugh. Esq., Brad:ordetreet, and Bohai-heath,
Birmingham.
Pritchett. Faq. (firm of J. T. Pritchett and Sons)„ 131, Pen-
chnrch-street.
Thomas Aggs, Eaq. ;firm of Thomas Agga and Co.;, 155, Fen.
church-street, B.C.
Henry Haggard. Fat , Barker and Bullion Merchant. Cheapeide.
B. F. Potter, Faq ;arra of R. P. Potter and C 0.., 25, Neagate-
street.
A proviebmal arrangement has been made for merging an Old
teMblished Private tt.tnk with the Albion Bank . the
active partner of which will loin the Board as soon as the
Directors are la a position to confirm the provisional agree-
ment.;

I!.,LNIUS.

Bank of London. Threortnee;fie7;treei.

The I Oudot and Northern Hank..iliank-bnikUngs. London; and
Newcastle. Leeds. and Huddersfield.
liaoarls.—James Shepherd. Esq.. Auction Mart.
SOLICIT,IL-0. W. Coming Dean:Fag 27, New Brood-street

irorrvas.

Witham Cnoper, Esq., Ptll;HeAccOuntant. 13, George4treet,
Man el nn .honae.
W, Andrews, Hey., Manager rolled Kingdom Electric Telegraph
SUMMARY 'pre km.)—Mr. H. L
Taraporsuy 0111cea-2, Bank.taghlings.
ABRIDGED PRCAPECTES.

Although the sySti-ii;.of Joint-Stock Banking has been estab-
lished to meet the requirements of most departments of trade.
It Las not heen Introduced for the business of the Agricultural
and Cattle Markets .4 the metropolis . and though thepopula-
tion
has doubled within the taut twenty-fire years—sod copse.
quently the necessary quantity of supplies—yet the whole busi-
ness, amounting to lifteen to twenty militate per annum, is left
to the halide of a few private firms.
The Albion Bank Is Introduced to provide men-seed facilities
for this trade, by establishing an Mice In the City, as well as at
Smithfield. and the Metropolitan Cattle Market and subse-
quently. should it be found desirable, by mening branches in the
agricultural districts. . . . . . .

—The value of the rapidly Increasing commission business to be
transacted by the Albion Bank can be readily appreciated by •
knowledge that the method In which dealings are carried on at
the Cattle Market constitutes the Bank the depository of all the
monies passing from the buyer to the producer.
The Directors have entered Into provisional arrangements by
which the advantage of commencing upon an estahllibed cee-
nexion. under competent and experienced management. will he
secured to shareholders from the cosmetic-meat of business, by
which they are warranted in expecting that they will be enabled
to declare &dividend during the first year.
Should no allotment take place the deposits will be returned
In full ebould a less number of shares he allotted than are
applied foe, the deposit will he made available towards the pay-
ment on,allotment, and the balance, If any, returned to the ay.
plieant.
Applicetion for therm may be addressed to the bankers,
brokers, or Directors of the Company, and to the Secretary, at
the Mlle's of the Company.