The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-08 00:00:00

Deted Di.

THE TORQUAY HOTEL COMPANY
rLimlte. t .
Capital £7.1,000. in 7,000 Shares of £lO each :
Of which it Is anticipated that not more than two-thirds will be
required for the immediate objects of the Company.
Deposit per Share—El on application, and £1 on allotmeot.
Calls not to exceed £2 per share. and to be made at intervals
of not less than three months.
Incorporated under the Joint Stock Limited I.lnhility Act. which
expressly limits the liability of each shareholder to the amount
of hls subscriptios.
DIRItCTOR.S.
Sir LAWRENCE PALK, Bart.. M.P., Ilaldon Rouse. and Tor
Manor, Ten uay, lord of the Manor of Tor Bohan', Chairman.
HENRY W •Ewa., Wandsworth Common, Surrey, Deputy
Chairman.
Lord Alan Spencer Churchill. 4, Lowodeasquare, Loudon.
C. O. Choimondeley, Esq., Torqoay.
Lawson Cape. Esq., M.D., RR Curzon-dyed, Loudon, W.
William Y. Splatt, Eaq., Torquay.
J. B. Tnecood, Req., Torquay.
Edward Gideon, Seq., Tegamouth, Devon.
BSNELFII.9.
The Imperial Bank. Lothbury, London, E.C.
Messrs. Vivian, Eliseo, and Ce., Tonioay.
BnoKKß6.—Messrs. Ricardo. 11, Amieleourt, Tbrogmorten-
street. London. KC.
ARennacy,—E. N. Clifton, EN 17, St. Helm's-place, London,
KC.
BOitCrrOIL—W. Toogood. F.uy. lit Parliament-street, West-
minster. W.
Offices of the Company-16, Parliareentatreet, Westminster, S. W

It has long been felt that Torquay. with its large. wealthy, and
increasing population. and the rest number of visitors who
resort to it both in winter and summer for health and pleasure,
stands much in need of the accommodation of a first-clam
modern Hotel of the chameter so successfully established in
London and Dome of the leading watering places of England and
on the Continent.
This Company in formed to snpnly this requisite, and a most
eligible site, upon which the favourite residence of Colonel
Ifeyrick now stands, has been se tired for the purpose.
The Hotel, with surrounding plearire ground• of considerabte
extent sloping to the sea, will bare a southern aspect. and occupy
a situation generally considered the most salubrious in Torquay.
Here the invalid may enjoy the benefits of an Italian winter with-
out inning the comforts of an English residence.
The property selected commands one of those delightful sea
views which have contributed to obtain for Torquay the high
reputation It has an long enjoyed.
Provisional arrangements bare been made with the proprietor
of the Royal Hotel, whereby the Company will be placed at once
in possession of a valuable connexion and lucrative business on
most favourable term.. The Company will thus obtain an lime.
Mate source of prat, with the opportunity of insuring prospec
tive advantage..

The experience of the last fee 7 years has abundantly shown
that the attractions of the mnilern Prstoimin Hotel ere eagerly
Bought after, sod having regard to this circurnstanoe and to the
determination of the Directors to combine In every department
• judicious =persist= with the highest attainable excellence of
management. no reasonable doubt .n he entertained that the
present nndertaking will prove successful and amply remuirl
tine to the shareholders.
Torbay and the Immediate (channel have long been known to
yachtsmen as one of the most unrivalled cruising grounds on the
Btu:lM cant. A valuable accessary will be found in the new
harbour, the formation of which In the immediate vicinity of the
town Is contemplated. and which, when completed. will afford
greatly increased accommodation for the anehnrage of yachts.
Application for shares to he mule in the annexed form to the
Brokers or to the Solicitor, and from whom prospectuses may
also be obtained.

PoRX 01 APPLICATTOW row RRARIVI,
To the Directors of the Torquay Hotel Company (Limited).
Gentlemen,—Having paid to the sum of .being
• deposit of Li per share twat shares. I request you will
allot me shares In the above named Company. and I
agree to accept the same, or any lest number that maybe allotted
to me, to pay the calls thereon so they may be made, and to sign
the articles of association when required. and I hereby authorise
and empower you to Insert my name In the register of share-
holders a the Company for the number of shams that may be
allotted to me.

I am (lentlawn,
Name In fall
Address
Deecdption
Place of badness
Wed the day of , 1861.

TORQTFAY HOTEL COMPANY (Limited).
NO FURTHER APPT.ICATIONS fur SHARES will be
RECEIVED AFTER FRIDAY next. July 10.
10. Parllsmenbutreet. 8. W.. July 0. 1064.

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mild continuous voltaic current that we must look fora cast de•
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sciatica. gout, tie Admen:, indigestion, paralysis, nervous debt-
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tens and rigour of the system. For moat of those complaints the
belt ma be had on loam for a month sad tested. free of charge
flu to Ile. smolt if ke Teettmontals con Arming the above
sent Rm.—Depot, 11, Cmdted.lane, King Willlasautreet, City.

PIILVERMACHER'S PATENT VOLTAIC
BELTB, BANDS, &c., now greatly improved, are the only
electro.trencrating, flexible batteries In existence, the cantor.
diGoldinnar efficacy of which
reira, has elicited the praise of the late Dr.
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KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY-
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the producer at the International Ethlhititm, 1102. Poultry.
Dogs. and Plants are effectually freed from fleas and all other
vermin with which they are Infested. by the above powder,
which la quite harmless to animal life. The Fernier. the Oar-
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Cockroaches, beetles. mina In furs, and every other species of
Insert are alao in.tantly destroyed-80M In packets. Is. and
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stamps, by THOMAS KEATING. chemist, 79, St. Psurs-chureh-
yard. London, E C.; retail by all druggists. dm. Take notice,
each genuine packe. bears the above name and address.

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Messrs. Ctdltrier, ltlcoid, Lloyd, Poland, and teams Clark
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either In recent or chronic diseases.-4a aA per bottle, by post
fo. ed.. at C.Joseau'a, French chemist, 49 Haymarket, London.

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