The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBUdER of
ENGLAND (Limited..
The PROSPECTINES and FORMS of APPLICATION for the
!HUMS of the NEW DOUR of CAPITAL of the. Company are
NOW READY. and, se well aa oopko of the Ralf.yearly Report
and Balance-sheet, can be obtained at the Company's Offices
ALFRED LOWt, Secretary.
17 and 18, coenhUl. Lennon. OM Ra 1e46.

THE LEESWOOD MAIN COAL, CANNEL,
and OIL 001IPANY (Limited,.
Capital XOO,OOO. in 3,000 shares of £lO on'.
DoPo4lool saalloralat 41. Mat /14 oa spotting&
Ogle Clt arreasarp) not exeredlop AI 10a p abate, et lotervale
of not teas than three month'.

DiaSeroa.S.
WILLIAM BUXTON, Raq Castle-kill, Stafford, Chaan
Mayor at Stafford. sad Director of the Stafford and Uttoeeler
Railway).
Beery Taylor, Req., Flookarabrook•houm, °wake (Colliery
Proprietor).
Frederick Septbnna Bateeon, Em., Vale-cottage, Mold. Flint-
Mike (Cotton Spinner).
Julius C. J. Bailey, Few., C.E., Newton-leWillowe, Laureahlre
'Mining Engineer).
William Gregory. Yet.. York-bulldinae. Liverpool (West of
England Fire and Lite Insurance Company,.
William Wright Craig, Pay., Leetwood, Mold, Itintahlre (Col.
Mary Proprietor).

BANKRIL
The Union Bank of London, Charing cross Branch.
Mean. Mons and Company. Bankers, Chester.
Manchester and County lank, Manchester.
tioLICITOM.
Mears. Plnchett.Maddock and licrederri. abheysouare. Chester.
Mean, Roberta, Kelly. and Issas, Mold, Plintahire.
DROLL&
Henry White Ea., 7. Tokenhoiteslard, Lothbury, London.
Jobe Jones, Eat
qWeetmliketerbuildlngs, Cheater.
Joseph Darla. Warrington.
Temporary Mess--6,Abbeyequare, Chester.
PROSPECTUS.
Thu Company ta formed for the purpose of purchasing and
Nether developing the well-known Leeswoed Main Coal Col-
liery, climate at Leawood, near Mold. Irlinahlre, and mooting •
refinery for the manufacture of fmrallin and other oils.
The colliery adjoins the long.earahlished Coed Talon Colliery
on the South, and the Justly celebrated Leawood Cannel Coal
Companies' works on the west, and connected, by moans of •
branch time, with the Cheet r and Mold Railway, the Junction
with the main line being at Padeswood elation.
The proprietors have agreed to Manske of their entire interest
In the colliery, and take note hereafter mentioned, inclusive of
pleat, machinery. railway, warrens. stores, Sc., far C 30,00,
I one-half of which they will take ia paill.up shares, the reatainius
half to he paid as follows :—C.7.600 out of the modes received
for deposit and on allotment: L. 1,760 at the expiration of
three months from the date of the first payment, and 5i.1,7511 at
the expiration of the throe months next following. Pio mane
Lion money will he charged to the shareholder*.
The colliery comprises large qnantftlee of Main coal with which
the present plant la capable of .applying the market fur a tarsi-
datable period : but It Is proposed to sink two new shafts at on
I outlay of 012,000. Which may be conrenlenly extended over a
period of two or three Team
The colliery has been Inspected by Professor Beckett, F. 0.1.,
I of Wolverhampton, whose long acquaintance with sad study of
the dhtect eminently fits him for formlog a correct °Nam!, and
be states that tillage= le uuquestionably of good quality, and
' that it averages eleven feet in thickness, and la without injurious

putters.
The colliery Li:enable of rasing at present fifteen bombed
wiredpe week, and by the expenditure ceasee additional capital
for the two new pita, the relveuld be doubled.
There ben incessant demand for the M An coal, and that in the
beet markets. and the proprietors supply several railway find
other companies with it.
Since the discovery of the theswoosl Cannel Coal, this district,
• previously delineated for the first-rate quality of Its Main coal, 1
has become a itch 'and rapidly-Increasing centre of holostrLd
i importance, owing to the uasquslled qth/Ity of Ha diddled
mineral oils and associated useful prodects.
In oddities to tbe minerals leased to the proprietors, tbey have.
been &intimate seeegle beeline/ma uthemelle, eolthewelfloS Urn,
to prove and win the miserals wider so estate containing 111 x ty.
three acres, lying to the north and north-east of their memo&
colliery. As Cannel coal of good quality Imo been proved sod is
being worked both on the north .ud • est aides by two oil coin-
' parties, there is little doubt of its existence over a large p•rtion
I of the estate (indeed a seam of the bee Curley Cannel, from six-
teen to eighteen inches thick, has been discovered cropping out
on the surface of the estate within the lost few days, and a pair
of down-bills will be at once driven itt the Cannel to prove too
I extent.) Inasmuch, however, as no expenses have yet been In-
curred in relation to this estate. it has not been taken into ac-
-1 count In estimating the purchase money to be paid to the pro-
prietors. The Company will take the benefit of the take-note,
sad have the option of taking a lease.
The extent of the acreage of the Cannel, under about fifty-three
I acres of the property in lease !exclusive of the sixty-three acres,
has not yet been prove .t. but it is believed that Cannel testa

there.
11 la Intended to erect a large number of retorts for the manu-
facture of the oil, the cost of which would he about £t.ooo.
The following adjoining Companies, viz:—The Coppa oil
Company, the Ylintshire Oil Company, and the North Wales Oil
Company (established for objects similar to those of this Com-
peoyi, having declared dividends equal to 10 percent., in &dill-
We to carrying over considerable some to their next account,
the directors can confidently reenmmend investments in this
Company, Waimm h aa, by working their oven Cannel. and having
• large acreage of Main coal, they expect to be able to pay larger
dividends.
, It may he stated that three and a half tons of Curley Cannel
will yield one ton of oil. The coat of making one ton of oil in-
elusive of the Cannel. labour, cask', and mice Terminal will be
E 6. the average selling price of one ton ofupwards of Lg.
This Company, by using their own Cannel, will enjoy an advan-
t.ge over those who have to pinches,' (simnel for nit nicking of
about E 4 profit per ton of oil. Thus. the market price of Cannel
,at the pit's mouth is 30a. per ton. It is expected that the Cannel
• raised by the Company will not exceed 7s. per ton ; there • 111
consequently he a profit on the Carmel raised by the Company
I of 113 s. per ton.
Forms of applications for shares and all other information may
be obtained from, amt articles of weociatiou inspected at, the
Company's Bankers and Brokers, and the Comtany's Offices at
Chester.

Te be retained by the Rankers.
TORY or •PPLICATIoN Foil SHARES.
To the Directors of the Leeswood Main Cool. Cannel, and Oil
Company Limited).
Oentlemen,—Havlng paid to your Hankers the sum of Z
I request you to allot me shares to
the Leeswood Main
Coal. Cannel, and int Company 'Limited), nnd I hereby agree to
become a memher of the Company, and to accept such shares, or
any less number that may be allotted to me ; and I request you
to place my ;tante .ot the Register of Members In respect of such
shares,-1 am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Name in full
Residence
Usual signature

THRESHER and GLENNY.
NEXT DOOR to SONIKRSSI-HOUSY.. STRAND.

Tbs only establishment In Lmiden for the following Articles
THRESHER'S SUMMER ANGOLA Still's.
THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED ;Was.
THILMHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS,
THRMII ER'S K ASII MIR sill ETs.
THKESHER'S I'iILOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
TLIRMHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS.
TRARIA ER'S IIVERLAN I) TRUNKS.
THRIAMIeR'S INDIA BULLOCK. TRUNKS.
TIIRESIIKR'S META LI IC LINED TRUNKS.
TRAMMELL'S INDIA CABIN HAGS.

N.B.—OUT VITA SUPPLIED for INDIA, CIII NA, and the COLO-
NIES, and detailed lists of the artieles required for every purpose
end ----Intment will be forwarded nu application as above.

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