The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-20 00:00:00

The Right Honourable the Bart aIIOGAN, Chairman.
Thomas Vaagiten Morgan, Req., Beaufort Lodge, Chelsea,
Charms. of the South lionaington Hotel Courtney.
Raney Palfrey Stephamon, Req., The Herealtege, Duppas 1111,
Croydon, Mammal of the Singapore Gas Company.
Captain J. C. Fitzmaurice, Brighton, al the Great Northern
Railwayway. and of the London, Brighten, sad loath Coast
Rail
George Masthead, llaq., Ledbury, Iderefordshine
Bthitoes—The Union Bank of London and Its Branches.
BIIOLICLI—AIMOOL J. and A. &dasher, 10, Ole Broadsheet,
London, S.C.
BOUCZTolll—Messrs. Mayhew, Salmon, and Whiting. 30, Great
George-ImM Westminster.
Itioninas—lleiliWil. Grata and Le lenvm, Is, Oreet George-
alma, Westminster.
Yearns Cash and Edwards (public acceuntenta, 13, Tokeuhouse-
yard, Leery: and
Robert Cox, Zan., Chernawalk,.Chelees.
now k ae—J. W. Ring, Req.
Th727ollbees-11, Greet iineleeetrielt, Westminster.
p 7 ertlament authorial* the construotion a • bade*
over tias Weer names from Melva to Bahamas, with approaches
thereto. received the royal anent on the 25th July. 1864
The bridge will connect Chelan and Battersea, starting from
Chayne-wab at Its Junction with Oakley-arse% and terminate
In the Prince Alberteeed. 'Battersea, adlairdes Batterses.part.
ft will be eeeareined ee the meet modern and baprowd
dthisimPansign oansistharish Wieder foundations. sodformd of •
width of sot Mss than 40 feet, gnaw a clear headway in the
seabed 81 bet above Trinity high-water mark,. the abutments
forming a portion of the proposed enthealunenta on the Surrey
and Middlesex shores.
A responsible contractor has agreed to complete the bridge,
ready for tragic, in eighteen months for ith,ooo, taking part
pa. sent Le palitup shares of the Company.
If required, the so tractor Miaowed to collect the tolls of the
new bridge and Battersea Bridge (which will Learn. the
petty et tbe Albert Bridge Comptuy), and keep
thente two
in repair for the *tee of twelve months after openingOF&
Albert Braden, and has authorised the Directors to retain the
mishears 00 to guarantee the shareholders for the was peeled
a dividend of per cent per annum, after wing all
orals chrges. he
During tie progress of the bill In the House of Lords very
gala iary annommente were entered Into for the purchase of
Batterseabridge by the Albert Bridge Company, The Albert
Bridge
be agreed to purchase Battersea Bridge (the oar-
theme to be completed on the opening of Albert tart )fat
yearly rent charge of £3,000 per annum. The tolls on
bridge are yearly litereaatug. Fur the year 1861 they amounted
to no lees than ghlth.
The tolls on the new Chelsea Bridge (free on Sundays; for the
year ending March, 163, were upwards of £',ooo, and have been
Increasing, taking the corresponding month of last year. at a
rate exceeding £lOO a mouth.
The situation of the bridge Is peculiarly favourable fer
traby : it provides for Chelsea, Brampton. Kensington, end the
Weet-eud of London a shorter aed better route to &thereto-
par& Wandsworth. Clapham, Tooling, Mitcham, and other
places south of the names.
The act of parliament also authorises the Company to con-
struct a sew street from the Llng's.road, Chelsea (,PPotlte
Oakleystrea). to the Brampton and Ifullume.road (opposite
Swaser-plece). and a short road from the Lower Wandsworth.
road So the Q sees rood, &thence. thus giving a direct
thoroughfare from the Cromwell-road, If ensington. to Claldha•

common.
The great advantage the Albert Bridge possesses over the
other metropolitan bridges hi—
lliest. The small Kim for which the bridge will be completed :
the approaches on both sloes of the river being already roads, the
Compeer will not be called upon to pay compensation.
Secondly. The very satisfacthry arrangements entered into
with the proprietors of Battersea Bridge will give the Albert
Bridge Company a clear profit of £3,000 per annum, after de-
ducting a sum per annum sufSident for maintenance of bridge
sod expense of collecting of toils
Premuning the tolls ort Albert Bridge to the tolh oo
Battersea bridge, the shareholder will have clear Woos of 9
per cent. on their capital.
Applicatioi, for shares may be made In the annexed form, and
must be accompanied by a deposit of £1 per share. If no allot-
ment be made the deposit will be returned to the apphoont
without &dotter:l. Prospiestrues may be obtained from Maw&
J. and A. Scrieigeour, the broken of the Company et the UnionJ.
Bank of Londe . from the Secretory, et the offices of the Cam-
from the Begloon ; and from the Solicitors

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PORN 01 APPLICATION PON SHAUN.
To the Directors of the Albert Bridge Co
Gentlenseg—liaving paid into the Union :AM London
the sum of £ .losing tl per share on shares in
the above Company. I request you will allot me that number of
Alarm. and I hereby wee to accept the same, or any less num-
ber that may be allotted to see, and( undertake to pay the balance
of the dean and calls thereon.
Naune is full

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Occupation (U any) or Descrlption
Date the day of lB6

THE STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR
COMPANY (Limited).
red and*: the ”Coospanies Act, 1864."
illrtie2oo COO in 26,000 shares of £lO each.
Ll lo paid on application and Li on allotment.
First Issue, 10,000 Shares.
Of which upwards of one thousand hays been already subscrthed.
Two months at least between calls : it is not intended to call up
more than CS per share.
The liability of each shareholder is
strictly limited to the shares
subscribed
antacaoas.
Benjamin Cobb, laq. (Mews. B. Cobb and Co.), Bast India and
China Merchant. St, Peochurch-street, London.
Junes Ricks Parkinson, Esq., Plurals Biscuit Works. Stepney,
and Cumberland-house, Plaistow. Lases.
Pierce Power, Esq. (Rears J. H. Gamble and Co.), Yenchurch-
street, London. and Morrison'squay, Coot.
Joseph Salmon, log.. Phasnisßiendt Works, Stepney, and Clare-
cilia. South Hackney.
John Spurgin, , 17. Cumberlanduirest Hyde-park,
London (fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London).
Henry Van Voorit. Esq., Queenh.road, Claphani.park, Surrey.
BASIZI3—The Wickens, County Book, and its Branches.
SOLICITOR—Henrys, Esq., 4 Tokenbouse-yard, London.
lißolllo—MainTL Castello Brothers, Hi, ThrogniOrton-ogreeL
London.
ILlnloll—Mr. ueorge Newman.
Bacsutfasi —Arthur Rut; iksq.
'napalm, Offices-2g, Lombard-street, London, LC.

The whole sale Biscuit and Ship Flour Business has been ex- 1
tenelvely developed during the past few years, end now extends
throughout the United Kingdom, the Colonies, and other parts
Oros&
Murata are now general articles of consumption, and all the
leading grocers, Italian warehousemen. confectioners, and
others retail them the demand is enormous, and has so
crewed, that that additional means of supplying Ude favourite article
of food have become Imperative.
A considerable time would necessarily be required for the
erection of buildings, plant, and machinery satiable for a fac-
tory, and dividends would consequently have beenan agree delayed; bat
the Directors of this Company have entered intoagreement
with Maus. Parkinson and Salmon for the purchase, on most
satisfactory terms, of their well-known premises, plant, and
machinery, known as rh. ?bunts Ship Biscuit Works, Estelle-
cross, Stepney." and the goodwill of their old-established and
Increasing loudness, with the benefit of all exhales cosiness.
Those building% and also the plant and machinery, posse= all
modern improvement; having been rebuilt and constructed
within the hut five yearn in consequence of the destruction of
the former premises, &c., by ere.
The hip biscuit business of Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon,
which is the most exteosive in the kingdom, will he continued,
and additional buildings, plant, and machinery will be Si once
constructed for the manufacture of fancy biscuits of every kind.
Mews. Parkinson and Salmon hove joined the Board of
Directors, and are so confident of tbe success of the Company,
that they have agreed to accept a large proportion of the pur-
chase money in paid up shares of the Company.
The Directors are also enabled to state that they have secured
the services of Mr. George Newman. as manager. Ile was for-
merly with Messrs. Huntley and Palmer, and aftewards with
Mears. Peek. Preen, and Co., and his experience in thee arious
practical departments of the business, acquired in those leading
estabnaltments, emineutly qualifies him for that position.
faiths Company will be in receipt of the income of the busi-
ness on taking possession of the premises, early Wickland/ may be
relied on.
Besides the Horne Trade, the Export Trans to the Colonies ts
now capable of almoet indefinite , and in Biscuits Anil
Kiln-dried Flour for Ships a veryextendon
large business can be trans-
.

The profits on the Biscuit and Ship r our business are unusually
mat compared with other branches of commercial enterprise,
but as a large amount of capital is necessary for such under-
takings, as yet but few firms have entered into it.
the Com
It has been estimated that the working capital of .
piny can be tamed over on an average tour times a year, pay-
ing about 10 per cent. each time, or 40 per cent. per annum.
The public will hare the benefit of the economy arlaing from
the employment of • large capital and efficient machinery, and
also the guarantee of • responsible Company for the purity of
the articles supplied.
A copy of the memorandum and articles of 1111110C4t101:1, and
of the agreement for purchase, may be seen on application at
the a .ficitor's offices.
Applications for shares must be accompanied by a payment of
Li per share ; if no allotment be made the amount will be re-
turned forthwith ; if ••lees number is allotted than is applied
for, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied
towardsthe payment of the £2 due on allotment, and tha ba-
lance, if any, returned.
licaPreepectuses and forms of applications for shares may be had
of the bankers, brokers, solicitor, or at Use dices of the

lIOAN op APPLICATION FOR Munn.
To the Director' of the Steam Biscuit and Flour Company
(limited).
Oestlemen,—Havlng paid to your Bankers the SUM Of S
of ClO.
I hereby request that you will allot ma shame
each in the Steam Biscuit sad Flour Company f Limatodl sad
hich I
hereby to accept such shares, or any less number w
mbe Aottud to me , and I authorise you to enter my name on
the register of members of this Company ea a member thereof.
I ma. gentlemeo:.
Name in full
Address in full
Profession or oceupstket

N 11. abould no abatellotment be made the deposit will be re-
tuned In loll.

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