The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-27 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN and COLONIAL GOVERN-
BENT TRUST, In Certificates of £lOO each, bearing Six
la ent. Interest. To be tensed at £O6
The object of this Trost is to give the Inverter of moderate
t-ease the same advantages se the Urge capitalist, in diminish-
,cg the risk et investing in foreign sad colonial government
uoas, by spreading the investment over a number of different
..nicks, and reserving • ponies of the extra interest as • irking
fund to pay off the Meisel capita/
A capitalist who at any time within the last twenty or thirty
sears had Weeded, say, £1,000,000 In ten or twelve sock docks,
..%teeted with ordl ram, would, on the above plan, not
nly have received a b ale
of intererthet by tbis time lave
received back
fund,ginal capital bra the action of the drawings
and sinking and held the ter part of his stocks for
nothing.
Sane parties, believing If would be a convenience to the public
if such a mode of inverseat were made generaily scomnible,
hove used, errangementa by which well-selected government
stocks, to tea value of ALOOthelp sterling, will be minced to the
'Ames of the following truster, vb. :
be Right Hon. Lord %Westbuzy. George Wodehonse Currie, E.
The Lord Endre Cecil, Y.P. And
4., M. W. Sandford, Nan, MP. Philip Rom, Rm.
The following stocks, being all ditideoctpaying stocks of
tot, ign or colonial governments, carrentty dealt in on the Loudest
• ck Exchange, have been selected for the investment, itZ. I—
totrinu. Australian, Argentine, Canadian, Brazilian, Chillan,
p.nnian, Egyptian, Italian Nova Scotian, Permian, Porta-
RUJILIAI3. Spanish, Turkish, and United States Ten.Forttes
1,)•
able In gold : not more than £lOO,OOO being invested in the
• of any one Government.
I hoe stocks will be made over to the Trust at the prier
.n.nd in yesterday's official list (111th March:, aa certified by
eminent Brokers, plus £2 10s, for each £lOO of stock, for
ehich all expenses of the wanes and issue, including stamps,
• . hive been undertaken.
1 be prices snd specific amounts of each stock are specified in
schedule to the contract and Trust Deed.
the average rate of interest of the investment In the above
ks Ise per cent., and a large number of them, purebred eons
ribly below par, will be repayable by drawings at par,
silos the period of the Trust.
.tgaiust this luvestment of A 1,001,000 will be tossed 11,766 cer-
n:- ales of £lOO each, with half-yearly coupons bearing EG per
„ Interest payable at the Banking-boom of Mews, Glyn,
sin-. l'iirrie, and Co. let Barth and hat September, the Out
-non falling due on let September neat
Flit' peke of issue will be LW per cent., thus yielding an
▪ veal interest of 7 per cent, without reckoning the advantage
f wing repaid at par, and without including the value of the
cr4ott of the stocks purchased.
the i'MAISS of Interest, after paying the 7 per cent interest to
• sabsetihms, and the amount received from draws, will,
r payment of expenses, be applied as a sinking fund
rrpe lug the certificates at par by annual drawings, which are
t.. Iw made in the presence of a notary public in the month cif
• ...rum,' In each year.
to a table prepared by lir. Yellow, late president
,1 tit- society of Actuariel, the whole of the 11,715 oertlficatee
• Ili all proleddlity be thus paid off in U years, and there
stilt emelt stocks to the nurount of £110,400, nominal capital,
.lbstrilinflon as a reversion ; accordingly the Trust will be
wound up as soon as all the certificates have been drawn, or
-I Ole cud of di years, whichever shall first happen; the no-
stocks being then sold, and the remaining earl Bates,
1.11411). paid idi.
ad,lition to the coupons for the half-yearly Interest, a
er-presentlng the 'hare accruing to the certificate
..fcr in the alone reversion, will be attached to each ceda-
r ..1.. This e...iipon of revision will be retained by the bolder
• bin certificate is drawn.

I Arr.roceitrenta thus merle will secure the following ad-
s att.icrs to the subscribers:
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I utereAt at 7 per cent. on the amount subscribed.
A 14ifins or l& per cent., by the repayment of capital at par
',thin 24 yearn.
A rvverslon. calculated by Mr. Jellicoe at upwards of
4•4440f1e muninal capital, eventually divisible among the sub.

• I,lnm
It In the default or delay of any foreign government the dist-
, • 6.1...emi drawings received its any year should be Insufficient
1. v..> the full amount of Intermit on the certificates, the deft-
• n ill form a first charge upon the subsequent receipts, sub-
totheantwalallostancefor close:nee. .

11,e object being to give the fullest confidence In the security
•.I I trust fund, the stocks will remain, undo. the control of
110 tnmtees. a the bank of *Mom. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co.,
nil th. termination of the tenet. and the trustees will be
to draw dividends, receive capital repaid, do.. said
the amount received in interest and nuking fund accord-
to the Trust Deed.
A power of PAN, under special etrenmehinome, will be vested In
lingers and a committee of mantis:ate holders, to be chosen
. wral meeting% held annually for the purpose, and for re-
• • on: a report and accounts from the trustees. Anditors at
I!,. -.nn• time will be appointed tomake periodical inspections of
gees of the Trust, and any vacancies in the Trust will
1.11..1 up.

I lie "rdmary expel:tows of management of the Trust are limited
1. A %Mil nut.‘eetwiiuse .C 2.600 per annum. No other expellees
_

tuelerteleat without the 'must of the Certalcate.halers'

,thin tso mouths after the closing of the subscription a
, ~,sr.,l sltvling of the Certincate-hoklers will be convened, for
peris.se of sppolution a committee, to terms of the Toot

mud he made on the annexed form, accompanied

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•. a .npesit of £lO per cent.
In ~...1 where no allotment Is made the deposits will be re-
!.lt lit ,1 a .01. alt deduction, and where the certificates allotted ate
than the number applied for the surplus deposits will be
40.! tossirils the allotment.
o.iyinvola to he made lls follows:
on :444k:talon
tin allotment S
lAth April
15th May 25
15th June

,hie.eriber,‘ may anticipate their payments on the days when
•.1 the inetulmenta fall due, being allowod a discount et the
.1 CI per cent. per annum.
contract provides for the deltvery of the stocks ce the
lart.h. from which date the account will bear Interest at ite
r ott. per annum until the purchase is completed
l'o.tabional certificates will be lamed on allotment, and the
• cert at es with Interest coupons attached, sad deo the
reenralUn, wail be lased immediately alter permed of
the anal Instalment.
_ . .

AR t h,. prim .ply of the mammy does not defend WO the amount
••.h-ctila4l, If a tubstanttal part only of the 41,000,000 should be
11-ited, the arnumement win be carried nit with a pro rate re-
boa of the amount el 'soh stock teach over to the trust.

the ynvnlentel7,e—recelved from by the
mkt ix. they win be exchanged for docks, to be handed over to
t! .• Iru.teie._ _ _

I Le ...mtrart and trust deed. together with forms of the cattle-
. sd the Actuary's tablas, may b SKID at the Mose of
s•=rs nßaxter, Rose, Norton, end Co., 6. Vlctorla-street, West-
”ti...o.r Abbey
r rperturxri and Forma of Application may be obtained of
11 • Master, Ram, Norton, and Co., solicitors. 6, Victoria-
I, Westminster-Abbey and at Menem Glyn and Co,
I..mdnudttreet, where all subscriptions must be paid.
I ..odon, March 19, 1969.

FOREJON AND COLONIAL 00YLRNMENT TRUST.
T. th,. Trustees of the rand (ears of News Baxter. Rook
!Cnton, and Co., e, VictorWaive* Waingoiter, London)
Miring paid to Mearl. Olin awl Co, to the aeoonnt of do
FOreir. and Colonial Goveenniant Tr.", the sum of E
.

oil a Sep Wit utk a/rill-ales of .ilOO each lo the
Trutt. I request you to allot to me that number of certlß-
mol I engage to pay taw further instalments upon that or
le...er number that you may allot to me, as the tame shall
ome due, In default of which my previa= payments wfll be
HAW to forfeiture.
Name
Address
llontrlytton

Ad.°bon to be filled uMttite applicant vision to in
I desire to poy up my subscription in toll, discennt
thereon at the rate of L4_ per cent. per annum.
ature

FREEHOLD LAND for SALE.
I'ONSISAVATIVE LAND DOCINTY.

11.0114 of PRItAIIOLD BUILDING LAND ire cut SALE to
t,o 4cuend public on the following eligible Estates:
hochley.—asse to the Railway Station.
ip•wich. Sudolk.—The estate adjoins the Statics.
1-k of Wight, &Althrn —The property Is class to the see, and
ir the Ryds, Saodown, fitanktin sad Ventnor Station.
,:oolown is admitted to be one of Mad/nest bathing *ea la the
kingdom.
torent gate—Noe. 1 and L—The bind Is dome to the Start,
to wandesd-oommos.

Iterbernptou and Putney—No. 6 —Lawny. omnibus, and
- - • .

arearers, Twickenham.—TlM estates can be approached
, by railway, coach, or river.
Fochohl Building Land is for fade In various conntler, on
nient of a deposit the balance of the purchase-money can be
17 monthly or other instalments./
..4' Plans and particulars apply to C. GRUNEISEN, Zee.,
o'clarY, SS, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, W.C.
11..Pe‘inses of theft/are, Depoift, Land, and Building Advancela.partments tent free of Omits

THE PHARMACOPCEIA.
An Extract from the Second Mitten (page IN)
of the •
h.h,lation of the Phansecomele of the loyal College of
Piatiedenretneedou,
fly be G. P. Conker. Published by Longman 1164 Co.
• It is no small defeat to this Compilation ;weeklies of the
~..u...copalit') that we here no purgative mum bat what
~1,114116 Moen yet we know that immenbetdal persons dant,*
• • elate escort ft be IS Ibli km et
COCIELE'S
'PILLS,
.1.i.1,14,11y consist of Mode, seemomay, old esdocroth. width I
think are formed Into a sort dsoleabcnold Mina ..
. oomadY
which is obviated. 1 sagest, bY ba IMAM YILYOOIII/4 and by •
lwrtd iugredlent (unknown to Ot Ibmbibgb .
.I"Tb*
Mink no better sad so worse of k fee Its Mid • picot •I•• -
' koe t took at It es en artkde d anammes one mwassoc
osa-
rewkuce, and do lot hesitate Is ess fl to the best made pill in
*H. kingdom a mueradar Meet a reams pegs. and a brat,-
;ogee mute combined. and that Weak properly centrellod by
• ditigrat and a comfiest. That It dons not commonly produce
bamhorbvids like meet aloe* pals.. I attribute to Its being
thoroughly soluble, so that no andlollfred garlidoisdbere to
the mucoas membrane."