The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-29 00:00:00

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EAST of SCOTLAND MALLEABLE IRON
CO3lPANY.—Capital .ClOO,OOO, divided into 10,000 Shams of
.ClO each; LS per Share to be railed up in the first instance, by four
Instalments, at intervals of at least three months. Five sbdlinpis per
share to be deposited when the shares are allocated.
la consequence of the rapidly increasing number of applications for
*hares in this undertaking, the Interim Committee deem it proper to
intimate that thee intend to proceed with the necessary ALLOCATION
upon FRIDAY, the lith day of October neat, previously to which day all
applications Sr shares must be in the hands of the Interim Secretary
at Dimerinline.
In the meantime, the Prospectus, already published in many of the
English and scotch Newspapers, and the report of the eminent
engin: Cr therein referred to, may be seen at the Secretary's office,
Dunfinlirie ; or at the Wilms of the following brokers,
MCWer 4. Robert and Thomas Allan, and Messer. Dowling and Howden,
Falinbureh ; ilerors. Buchanan and .titken, and James Watson, Esq..
Glasgow; John Sturrock, Esq., Dundee; J. A. Glow, Esq., Perth;
James T. Wingate, Eoq., Stirling; John Power, Esq., I, Copthall
Chambers, London; Messrs. T. Tinley and Sons. Water-street, Liver-
pool; Adam Dinwoodie, Esq., and Robert M'Ewen, Eq., Manches-
ter ; and MC61121. 1110131311 P. Dickinson and Co., Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
JAR 8. RONALDSON, Interim secretary.
Dunfermline, 21th September, Di 16.

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SAMUEL JONES LOYD, Esq., Chairman.
WM. A. WILKINSON, Esq., Deputy-Chairman.
WM. GEORGE PRESCOTI, Esq., 1 reasurer.
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Covent-garden. Communications to be addressed to the Secretaries,
Messrs. Sidney Smith and A. 1.. Caul.
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111 r. Turnbull.
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Mr. Denney OlO Mr. Johnsenli
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William Tilt, toq.
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G. Herron, 1.9 I I i Mr. YAW. Ross, do.
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Mr. Ininkcombe 0 5 ' Small sums, des.
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Mr. Isaiah Cox 0 5 . Mr. Maunder, do.
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James Younger, Esq OlO . Owns under ss. do
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per George Smith and Son. Mr.C.F. Freeland, do., do. 0
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Mr. J. Luck 0 2 ! Master Hammond 0 * i
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Mr Ressiten
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Mr. Conway
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Jeremiah Manning, Esq. I I. and J. B. Lyall
James Burt, Esq
T. C. Ilas ward, Esq 1 each
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