The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-20 00:00:00

PROSPEcTU&

This Company has be;n- fornedso—take over the business of
the Accidental Death insurame Company—the existing constitu-
tion and capital of which are now found to be Inoolivenleat and
lnadegnte to its receut'y largely extended opsraUona
Thu Company (empowered by special Acts of Parliament, 15
Vie., c. It and *2 and IN Yin.. c. 22, was founded in 1869, with a
corniest capital of 4250,09 in 50.000 shares of 46 each, of which
10,000 have been to-urd. The following statement, embracing
the amount of premiums since the commencement of the Com-
pany, shows the procreative and steadily increasing nature of its
operations
THE ACCIDENTAL BRANCH.

1850 .. 11.286 1 6 1816.618,. 59 10 8 1 1880 —142,880 4 1
11551 2,9941571865.1,76411861.46,283111
1852 .. 6,3211 2 5 1867 .. 26,830 310 1682 ~ 44.644 15 9
18e3 10,182 3 9 1858 .. 33,260 0 0 1683 .. 47,285 19 S
1854 .. 15,103 U 9 1869 41,764 3 8
The Income of this Branch for last year was 149.489 19e. 10d.
TM carless in respect of the above premiums have not ex.
seeded 80 per cent,
The busts of the Oompimy has been to provide any amount
at death, from socident.l cause., from £55 to 4;2.000, or any
amount of weekly Powlsiou daring complete disablement, from
10e. to .22 . per week, or to provide • sum at death and weekly
compensation together, at arranged rates of premium. The sd-
unteg a M the community of this drum o' in. umnee must he
apparent, end the Mures above manifest the manner In which
they have been appreciated by th.. public. The .spiral of the
Ac Planted Death Insurance Company has hitherto compelled the
Directom to Umit the sums t • @urea, thus confining the sovasitagft
of insuring to a certain clan. With the larger capital and in-
timate of the proposed corporation insuranc s may be granted
to an extent which It hbeltsved well attract large numbers of the
hitt. and more wealthy Miss a.
Accidental Death Company commenced underwriting in
1282, but the suausful development of operations In Marine In.
suranc• Me been retarded by the luapproptisteuem of the name
fur a marine company. Wit% however a change of title and con-
stilettos, and an adequacy of capital, the Company will without
doubt obtain that support to which it is fairly entitled.
The accounts of the recently formed Marius Insurance Com-
panies, which have exhibited good dividends. and shown Pro-
-7:ll:greet Talus, leave no doubton the minds of the Directors
of 4 iz), rate equal success will Wend the efforts of the Corpo
ration in this direction. The services of a gentleman of experience
Mars been sneered u nederwriter.

the entensi7eiserllneey agette (of which there are between
4,000 and 5,000) is in fall work, and is of great value—indeed the
Directors oonfidently believe that all that I. required to secure •
rapid increase la the existing busdases to • peeper adaptation of
modern requiremems as regards capital sod poet ion.
A provisional agi cement has been made with the Directors of
the Accidental Death Inmreace Company, whereby the businem
will be handed over to the C rporation a, from the lot July last,
with the oMces, staff, and agents. For every two Shares of Si
with £1 paid, held by the iviuprleton of the Accidental Death
Insurance Company, there will be given a certificate of one
robes* of the " Acc'dental end Marine insurance Corporation
(Limited)," with L 5 paid. This will absorb 1.,0'0 Shares; the
remaining 10,000 are offered to the public.
A copy of the articles of association may be seen at the alike,
No. 7, kiank-buildimpi, and at the tAlass of the Soliciton and
Brokers of the Company.
Applications for shams, accompanied by a remittance for the
depor4t, may be made to the Bankers, Brokers, and to the
Secretary at the Chief Utiles, on the accompanying form.

ACCIDENTAL AND MARI.7II..INSITILANCE CORPORATION

(Lmlbd).

FOXY OF ATTIJOATION FOi IleAlitill (TO II WID= PT THE

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To the Directors of the and Marine Insurance

167
oentlemen,—Fla.lug petd to your blithers, the
sum off beb.ff a dspnelt of L' per share on shares
in the above Cosmic,. I hereby request that you .111 allot me
that number, sad I agree to accept such shares, or any las • num-
ber you may allot to me, and I agree to pay the sum of L 4 per
share on allotment, and I author) e you to Insert my name on
the register of members for the number of shares allotted to ma.
Name to full
Address
Protemdos
Date
Etiosatam

TO the ELBOTORS of the UNITED
KINGDOM.
0110117LIEZIL—The eld Parliament is dissolved—. new one is
he constructed—and you are now called upon to exercise
tins high and important pANIe e of selecting the representatives
of the greatest city In the world. We venture to place our
names on the list of compel ton for your auffriurea, or rather foe
a normal or oontinuation of them for we have this &Jeanine
over many caodidstes that we do not co re before yon as
strangers. Our exertions in your interests denim a Long series of
yearn are not nob:Horn, nor have they been unrewarded. We are
old and tiled reformers. Grieved to behold our fellow citizens
outrageously overtaxed, we introduce 1 a new a, stem, and raised
the cry of " nooeomy and excellence In happy combination."
We have most earnestly opposed .red condemned all exorbitant
claims upon the public puree, setting an example to others in
the extreme moderation f envy Bill promoted by ourselves.
Thus not a suede WU so preseuted has ever beet objected to. or
rejected, or amended. We hove never disappointed our consti-
tuents—we have never violated our pledge. -we have never
neglected one duty. The improving state of one rev..mie from
the continued and increased prosperity of our commercial rela-
tions, justifies us la procabine to give our be t consideration to
the poadbility of still further retrenchments of all demands upon
the Incomes of on. constitu rata
We are advocates for an estenslon of the suffrage, not " late-
rally" only, but in all directions. Our constituency has always
been remarkably extensive—the largest nn the kingdom—
but we have no objection whatever to see it multiplied to any
extent, and amongst all deism We ever identify our own
interests with thus* of the richest and the poorest of oar fellow-
countrymen, a.d are ready to week for all alike—for both sexes
and for all ages. We bare coutiuued to satisfy ill ponies with-
out addressing ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression
of these I rlnciples, opinions, and promises, and with the most
grateful sense of peat favours,
We have tam honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Servants,
P. MINES and BOW.

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am. to Nine p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clothing
Marta, at the Corner of Womble and Aldeate : at the Corner of
Hartatreet and New Oxford-street : and et the Corner of Totten-
ham court-road and Berton-road, where all classes, without dis-
tinction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a
prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes.

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NEAT DOOR. to BOMERSZT-HOUSE. STRAND.
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