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pRISZ•n After which, THE VETERAN AND HIS , eess, ,
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the are ceNY : Philip Garbois, Mr. Davidge. In the course of __, "as ....*--"'n - J.:. sh- . ' - neN• -, - =nen -÷ '
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Itfe. Ainamg, a CONCERT : Principal Artistes, Signor Brizzi, ,„x.::'%' .`• •i• A 7, `zo r .10' ' '-,lslgiaZoi4t6l% ..0.,,,,1S , Nil. 1.,€,,,,... i-b -r, ..
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I 11,-. 1,:e1.,e Mr. Stansbury Mr. Giubilei, Mr. Stretton, and -4.74,:t.-WON, ifi--V' ~,, -,01,1?'` *.t4::
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ext. Balfe ; Miss tietts, Miss Poole, Miss Cooper, Miss ,ne„„....,weeess___ , sose,....nessesnessewee -• s - - - _ -
en,oupre Eliason will
ham': ta nneth (her Ist appearance), and Miss Fanny Wynd- -
I perform a Concerto on the Violin. To
No IJ 517. NTO DON, M0'_:;,.71-31AY, MARCH 18, 1839.
! b..Z,. e with (the Ist and only time at this Theatre) the cele- . - _s , -I-
tni_performance of Mr. T. D. Rice - JIM CROW, e_ ,
"• uIG.E. --............5enee5ea,
The E,, . .
. icEs.,nnning'sperforraance being for the BENEFIT of Mr.
se his `42-I,lheatrical Agent, of whom tickets, Sec, may be had
LAisberhaerriali, 13 ze Great Russell-street, Covent Garden ;of Mr. NO TI CE is
WESTMINSTER.
hereby given, that the next
GENERAL 'QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE
oz Office, Theatre ; and of Messrs Sams and Mitchell, for the CITY and LIBERTY of WESTMINSTER in the
151\1;ON FLINT GLASS CO M PANY.
incorporated by Act of Parliament or Charter.
Appii Ca.pital3o,ooo/., in 6,000 Shares of 5/. each.
Deposin 11. per Share.
eon cation for Shares to be made at the Banking-house of of Aungl onfe
xittl,i dattll.;!eenx
ow,
ci 1 li
ebnek hi
neldtb
eonFTerieintineesnnpArre,eitshe;y4, taht dt
ba ye
business relating to the applicationyc:fltib ees t m itinnstt e r
taenlt tehra tutahtee
for Middlesex at such Session, will commence oyn Furrier, tho
12th of April, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely. thalt the expenses of management have been disproportionate to the
sums received : so that, on the whole, the result of these Societies
has been anything but satisfactory.
Notwithstanding the extent to which Savings Banks are resorted
to, the Amounts of Deposits and Grants of Annuities are limited
by avhheilAectuof PLarfliamAent. n
considerable advantage's- t l'o't: So • t'e hitl erto established offer
u ppcetre cal ass'ses,
on a footing which puts its entire benefits within the reach of the
there is yet 'no SOciety
working man. And these Secieties are, fur the most part, confined TIDDLESEX COUNTY RATE EX- 1
-ILL PENDITURE.-At a BOARD of GOVERNORS
and DIRECTORS of the Poor of the Parish of St. James, TO B
THE TIB
SHAREE
Westminster, held on the Ist day of March, 1839, present, Mr. will take place irr
GEORGE KEITH, Overseer, in the Chair, &c. Sec. &c. ; and guarantee of I
tphe Clterkf hawienngirelaiitttleebefofrt7ithlirii Bot ardf S4x Coopies ofitiheeFviefrth
tfonr
eat:rat-1%11/. ;A
sq'ettPaore, on the County Rate Expeesnrinuore of Brale'sex, which dugetion ; fort•nigh
had been transmitted to him for the use of the Chdrchwardens mitted in Bank of
and Overseers of this parish, by order of that Vestry, and such Apply for Shan
1 41 eg_seno.te,
.Laelbroke, and Co., Bank Buildings, or at the . ' JOHN P. GYLBY,
Deputy Clerk of the Peace. etofsoenpe,,particular object, which is thus burthened with the expense
rate management. Refort haying been read- Beer and Co., Ba
t was unanimously resolved, That in acknowledging the re- They give Refe
1 _______" I Wire and Child, 9, Saint Swithin's-lane.
REGULATIONS under which UN- Dated this 16th Day of March, 1839. It is with the view of supplying this defect, and combining under
one management all the advantages which are derivable from Benefit ceipt of the valuable docament in question, the Clerk be in- distribution of filo
structed to offer to the Vestry of St. George, Hanover-square, nature.
no, ~,.,STAMPED PRINTED PRICES CURRENT and pACIFIC STE AM. NAVIGATION Societies, Savings Banks, and Life Assurance Societies, that the the best thanks of this Board for the same, and to state the
pi,:'-'3IERCIAL LISTS, may be forwarded, by Post, to all
i ';3:it,s,2! tjie United YeinVora, COMPANY.
ATPLICATIONS for SHARES addressed to the DI.- LONDON and WESTMINSTER MUTUAL LIFE ASSU-
RANCE SOCIETY has been established. The usefulness of Life conviction entertained by this Board that the measures adopted CHE A P
by the authorities of that parish to expose the illegal manner in
to the British Colonies and Yes-
eh.
,u, Abroad, and to oreign Parts, by Packet or Private REuTOIIB, at the Company s Office, No. 5, Barge-yarci, Assurance, in all its forms and modifications, will be extended, by
affording every facility and accommodation compatible with the which the financial affairs of the metropolitan county are con- Plymeuth and Dei
ducted, must prove successful in procuring for the rate-payers Exeter through It
tP, at the reduced rate of ONE PENNY. Bucklersbury, 'will continue to be received until the 21st inst., e .
prhishnv--o.The sanction of the Postmaster-General must be ex- .
when the Allotment will be made, and the Deposit called up, ie. n.eral interest of the assured, and by avoiding all unnecessary and thereof a speedy and beneficial change in the present system of Bath ,
arbitrary restrictions in the rules and regulations, which deter 30 lavish and uncontrplled expenditure. Bristol
eii:i% btained for each Publication and recorded at the Gene- in aceordazee with the terms of the Prospectus. _
nircni7rt, Office in London, before it can enjoy the privilege of GEORGE BROWN, Chairman. many
.from assuring their lives. It is not i.ntended to. be_the, means Extracted from the Minutes of the Beard, Leeds via Newark
any deseri by which a few may be greatly benefited, as is the case in oroprietary By order, GEORGE BUZZARD, Clerk. Portsmouth
2j. 'WY Pest at the reduced rate of One Penny each. 5, Barge-yard, Bucklersbury, March 1, 1839. Conepanies ; but, on the contrary, to offer to the public Life Assu.
.priyate Price Current or Mercautile Circular of
.ption, whether printed or otherwise, can be permitted- UNITED MARYLEBONE GAS-LIGHT rance on the best principle, and on the most beneficial terms, and it IMMEDIATE BENEFITS OFFERED TO THE two, in 8 hour
to eireul will be found to embrace all the good features of the few Mutual PUBLIC. travelling
nii. ;le by Post at the reduced rate above mentioned. and COKE COMPANY. •
,s, but the
Pain,s rice& Current must only contain the Names and Office-NOTTINGHAM-STREET, MARYLEBONE. ' Assurance Societies that at present exist. ii IFE ANNUITY RATES, Nottingham, by ni
eulahrie..ec_lu_d,ed ;
at, el the Articles, with general information as to the Mar- The Shareholders of the Company who have not already paid In the formation of the tables the greatest care will be bestowed
_ll-4 CALCULATED on EQUITABLE PRINCIPLES !! I Ditto, by di
, to graduate the rates of premium as to the different ages, according Sheffield, ditto
to be Names of the Parties deal;ng in such Articles are their deposits to the London and Westminster Bank (155, FOR EXAMPLE:-
to data, des ived from the best sources cf information ; and while From the Gold,
. nor must they or any other Publications cir- Oxford-street), are requested to do so on or before the For ev.ery 100/. deposited, this Association will'grant the An-
B H lb
oar, o orn ; ,
or Mate "nue: these Regulations contain any Advertisements 20th instant. the convenience of the public is studied by not setting them too
nuity placed opposite the Age of the Party depositing.
,
ath..„!Voubjecting them to the Newspaper Stamp Duty. The Gas Consumers and Inhabitants of the Borough who h;gh, the stability of the Society will be constantly kept in view by
not fixing them too low. From 501. and upwards, in proportion.
,
! The ree si Price Current or Commercial List circulating.at have not yet subscribed, but wish for Shales, are also requested Age3Oto 40 to 45 to 50 to 55 to CM to e 5 to 70 to 75 to SO r
, . 4t,
...'ne,sd rate must exceed the weight of Two Ounces.
pc.., ". Lvery Price Current or Commercial List must be
"ed at the
tame is . Post Office of the Town or Place where the to pay their deposit! hf 11. per Share, within the above period,
on such of the remaining Shares as they intend to take.
Com an • will
The Bill for the Incorporation of the United .p 3 This Society win assure for the whole life, or for a limited term,
any sum from 20/. to 5,000/. on a single life, joint lives, or sur.
vivorships ; will grant immediate, temporary, deferred, and con-
tingent Annuities ; will purchase Reversionary and other In- XS 0 X 8 11 £9 o£9 10 XlO 10 Xl2 10 £l5 10 X2O 0 X 25 0
Per Per Per Per Per Per Per . Per Per
Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. Cent. NEW
be s_,Published, within Seven Days after its Pnblication ; and be read a first time during the present month ; and the Direc- terests ; will grant Endowments to Children ; and will advance THE BRI'
• time 'we.° Publication can be reposted or forwarded a second tors congratulate the Householders ef the I3oreugh on the pros-
• se6tleithou •
t being charged with full Letter rate of Postage. pect of a speedy emancipation from the monopolies that oppress Leans upotarolicies, or upon good personal security, after the man. LIFE AND FIRE INSUR ANCE RATES, fully infor
; ner of Scotch Banks Reduced 30 per Cent. per Annum. APRIL next, wit
ateenn; Each Copy must be made up in the same form as a them. A vigorous and united effort of the Gas Consumers of
' Amongst other 'forms of Life Assurance, Policies will be LIFE ASSURANCE RATES. :he New National
' Wel r-l'er with Covers oen at the ends d •ttn f •ts Marylebone is all that is now wanting to place the supply of this
s, a mi ng o t
O ~. se withdrawn f h 1)
grantea for the amount assured, to be received at the end of
r th..._.,, .or t e purpose of examination. important article under their onn control. a term of years, although the party assured may be alive, Age 20 to 25 to 30 to 35 35 Me to 45 to 50
Th
' printed i -, ne Title of the Publication must be written or A.
_F. BELL, Secretary.
✓ but the assurance to be determined nevertheless by his death, . laa s. cI.IX s. d.l£ s. da£ s talia s. d.IX s. d.IX s. d.
than 8,. ernmediately above the address : and any other writing
; INSANII Y. though it should take place before the expiration of the term ; Premium. 1 a 0
i 115 012 0 012 6 012 10 012 15 013 5 0 Now published, r
rence ucso address, any Name or Initials, or any mark for refe-
parte ~ot any kind, calculated to convey information es to the NV ALID INSTITUTION. so that a person may himself enjoy t .
he fruits of his prudence and
y b who secure a comfortable competency for advanced life. ' Thi Co k
s mpany ma eno charges for intermediate ages under
rir HE All
sate t Y ra such Publication is forwarded, will subject the I The DENHA AI- PARK Establishment of the Institu- 50 years.
ss a full Lett. . In the same way the Society will grant a deferred annuity, to be
_IL illustrated 1
Bth...sr -r rate of Postage. tion is open for the reception of prons of both sexes in the enjoyed after the payment of a premium for a certain number of FIRE INSURANCE RAME.a...
5. oPer, th ne Payment of the reduced rate of One Penny each upper walks of life suffering under mental disturbance or ner- Forest of Atholl.
years, at a given age; and by paying a somewhat higher premium, Common Insurance. s. d. By WII
a,__, ese privileged Publications circulating by the Inland vous complaints, but who are still capable of -appreciating the
a- , est, Within. the same will ee granted upon the condititn, that if the party should Private Houses and Shops (not hazardous)... I 0 per Cent. Jol
raatle 6,, the United Kingdom, is optional, and may be blessings of social intercourse. die before he arrive at that age, a proportion, or the whole of the Hazardous ... ... 2 0
be paininer by the sender or the receiver ; but the Penny must The invalids reside with the resident Medical Officer and payments shall be returned by the Society. Double Hazardous 3 6 Now rea
• terve:, when posted in this country upon all such Publications his lady as one united family. The visits of the usual Me- In order to make Life Assurance avaPable tc the Industrious Farming Stock
leeerned to the British Colonies or Possessions Abroad, or to dical Attendants and Friends are admitted at all times with- Classes, the premiums may be payable Monthly, Quarterly, Half- INDEPENDENT AND WEST MIDDLESEX
-`"Ern art •
nth. P s, either by Packet or private Ship. out previous notice. The attendants are educated persons ; and yearly, or Annually ; and to obviate the necessity of allowing poli. ASSURANCE COMPANY, w I
c- PllblisCetTliose privileged Prices Current and Commercial Lists recreation and amusement provided on the most liberal scale. ees to drop in case of temporary inability to pay the premium, the
Opposite the Bazaar, Baker-street, Portman-square, London. Hetmy Colhuno
5 j the Reuce". in London, the Penny upon which is to be Paid by Denham-park is a proptiethey Establishment, and managed Society will advance on the security of the policy alone its estimated South St. David's-street, and High-street, Edinburgh ; To
eo Office ae,iver, must be brought to the Lobby of the Inland by a Committee of Gentlemen, and under the general surveil- value. Premiums may also be commuted into a single payment, or Ingram-street, Glasgow ;
et Ilithest '' St. Alartin's-le-Grand before Sin o'Clock p.x. as lance of iN Vice-Patrons, Noblemen and Gentlemen, whoa into a limited number of annual payments. And Sackville-street, Dublin. ' NOW REA
1,0 the 0, those .
Paid w• to be paid for on t• tbe delivered at have no interest in the Institution but what is prompted by
pos mg mus It is highly important, also, from the rapid progress of emi. Established and empowered under the several Acts of Parlia-
•ss keeordi_ inflow of the Inland, Foreign, or Ship Letter Office, a desire to benefit mankind. gratien, and the consequent great increase of Colonial trans.
ment of 14th Geo. 111. c. 45 ;2 MI Geo. 111. ; 53e1 Geo. 111. TH E C 2
la- ' to Nan); to their destination before Six lam. They may also The Resident Medical Officer is a member of the College actions, that Life Assurance should be extended as far as 'mac-
c. 141 ; 3el Geo. IV c. 92 ; and Ist Vic. c. 10.
Iteniv,r_u and the Postage paid at an_y of the Branch Offices or of Physicians, and has the sole direction of the medical treat- ticable to our foreign 'settlements. It has been a subject of CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. Richard
,d. Geeenirg Houses within the Three Mile Circle before Six P.m. ment of the invalids, and has no interest whatever in the anxious consideration in what manner and how far such a In 20,000 Shares ef 501. each.
•ed u al len_______, 1839. emoluments of the Establishment. desirable object can safely be carried into effect. In addst
• ion to the ILANAMEns.
est 'l' Apply for terms and prospectuses to the Secretary, James unlimited liberty of residing in any part of Europe, this Society James Alexander, Esq. Thomas Knowles, Esq. AIR. TH:
A. an ADJOURNED MEETING of the Taylor, Esq., addressed, Denham-park, near Uxbridge, Bucks. will, under certain regulations which appear in the following de- H. R. Perkins, Esq.
AN ge An erson, eq.
Geor .•
d E•
on tea pr., . TIeCORN-LAW DELEGATES, Metropolitan tails, allow persons to visit and reside in those Colonies beyond the Thomas Price, Esq.
James Drummond, Esq. " BIRTHS
;lit l' uvlricial
-tide, „ , held at the Corn Exchange, Manchester, on STEAM between BRISTOL and NEW YORK.
confines of Europe where the climate is not decidedly unhealthy, William Reid, Esq.
Samuel Eyre, Esq. ' WILL BE PUI
on pr 44: ne Bth inst., at which the following Delegates were THE G PLEAT WESTERN, . '
without charging any extra premiums. Robert Ferguson, Esq. Edward W. Taylor, Esq.
sd, B. H. GREG, Esq in the Chair, Lieut. JAMES HOSKEN, R.N.; Commander, is in- DETAILS. John Wilson, Esq.
Thomas Hope, Esq. • * 0
ia : Tile i. 2:taxelusTEn,. tended to Sail from BRISTOL for NEW YORK, on Sarre e- William Whittaker, Esq. . A
KENDAL. Members of the Society to consist of persons assuring their own J. D. Hustler, Esq. Richard
ow an. 'ia}or
Al . Mr. Alderman Isaac Wilson DAY, the 23d instant, oe which day Steamers to convey Pas- lives, or the lives of others, for the whole term of life. G. Williams, Esq.
;en der man Callender STOCKPORT. sengers on board will leave Cumberland Basin at Ten, A.m. Notnalembers to include those who, assuring their own lives, AUDITORS. THE ST.
Alderman Cobden The Town Clerk And during the remainder of the Year she is intended to Sail
Alderma or the lives of others, for the whole term of life, may not Samuel Eyre, Esq. I John Wilson, Esq. IG. E. Williams, Esq. Now complete in S.
of o. is 0 Kershaw LANCASTER. as follows:- wish to become Members, or who assure their own lives, or the SECRETARY-11r. William Hole.
era it -". Smith Ten Parts, price
nid • If. Gr Tbe Mayor From Bristol. From New York. lives of others, for a limited period, and who shall continue to pay The Bank of England; rately.
11011aen eg . Mr. T. H. Higgin 18th May 20th April a fixed premium without sharing in the profits of the Society. BANKERS Bank of Ireland; and jAM E S '
ufd .w.
~, Hoole BURNLEY. 6th July 13th June The scale of premium for members, who will be entitled to the Western Bank of Scotland.
eld s ttawson Mr. George Barnes 24th August Ist August entire profits, sl all be so much above the ordinary decrement of SURGEON-James Devereux Hustler, Esq., Park-street.
ent h.inuel Robinson John Sellars 19th October 21st September life as to leave a reasonable surplus to guarantee the claims upon SunvEYoa-Simon Thurston, Esq., 9, Southampton-street,
Low kni, J. S. Walker 16th November. CONTINI
BRADFORD. -• the Society e while that for Non-Membere, who continue to pay Bloomsbury-square.
oeorge wiison.
1 Mr. Byles Fares to New York, 40 and 35 Guineas. a fixed premium without sharing in the profits, shall approximate Sooleteorts-Messrs. Williams and Son, 2, Hart-street,
le. Is. te „Lthoarcene l'e,* The work
-.olland Priestnall An experienced Surgeon is attached to the Ship. so nearly to the ordinary decrement of life as to leave a small sur. Bloomsbury-square.
on For information, and to secure State Rooms, apply to Mr.
Atkins° 1 Miles Illingworth plus only to be added to the general fund of the Society.
;ish T. M. Ward, Great Western Railway Office, Prince's-street, ATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE AS- IN THE ',ere EVI
Ilamer n HUDDEB.SFIELD. The profits of the Society, at the expiration of the first five CIPAL BATTU
,ere Wood. Mr. David Shaw London ; Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Ce., Liverpool ; Messrs. years, and every succeeding year, to be estimated, and the average SURANCE AND Richard
era William Willans Hamilton, Brothers and Co., Glasgow ; Mr. W. Dayidson, profits of one year to be annually distributed by a reduction of the DEFERRED ANNUITY SOCIETY.
sea , Ile Iv BooTON. Havre ; Messrs. Angelic and Sousar, Paris; and ef Christo- Publh
Alr. iis37°r
aulton Frederick Schwalm
Thomas Staske pier Claxton, at the Company's Office, Bristol. future premiums, er by a bonus added to the policy, at the option of
the assured, to those members who shall have paid five annual 26, CORNHILL, LONDON.
67 New Buildings, Is
.Torth Bridge, Edinburgh ; .
nt ; 1 Joseph Batley
' ' Passengers are particularly requested to have the word premiums ; thus always leaving in the hinds of the Society, as a ' 36, Westmoreland-street, Dublin ; LOR D BE
. tf,""Y Ashworth written en such ortions of their
sra- 1 SOWERBY Bri.IDGE. " Below," in large letters, P guarantee fund, the average piofits of four years. 28, South Castle-street, Liverpool ;
'unund Ashworth. ; • ' S ate Rooms and to take
Mr. James Fielding. luggage as are net requ.red in their t , A general meeting of Members and Shareholders shall be holden And 9, Clare-street, Bristol. --"--4
Sf. 11Ir, n. r, anens. notice that Freight will be charged, at ss. per foot, for all ex-
GLASGOW. at the end of the first three years, and every year afterwards, Capital, 500,000/.
v. Alarshall cess of Luggage beyond 15 cube feet, for which arrangements
S-tansfield Mr. Johnstone to receive a report of tee affairs of the Society, and to elect Direc. EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
1. The REPO:
hail I),lint Tennant have not been made beforehand ; also that Dogs will not be tore and Auditors in the room of those retiring by rotation.
PATRON—His Grace the DUKE of SOMERSET, F.R.S.
Mer 1-.'• Rain Craig allowed on board. Members insured to CHESTER Cliel
nil- P, n • es, iun• Weir CZ- Freight of Measurement Goods 5/. per Ton, which will the amount of £lOO, or Proprietors of 5 shares, to have I vote, DIRECTORS. LAWS. 2s. 6d.
Jinn J airbairn T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. 2. TWO LET'
ohn Willie Todd be collected in New York, at the rate of 4 Dollars 80 Cents. 250, lir 1 0 shares. to have 2 votes,
sere John Nu
,MsOrt DUNDEE. to the Pound Sterling. 500, ,or 20 shares, to have 3 votes, Col. Sir Burges Camac, K. C. S.IG eorge Lungley, Esq. 13ER of COMME
sold Will- s"
Mr. Kinloch, of Kinloch No Second Class or Steerage Passengers taken. LOOO, Or 30 shares, to have 4 votes, John Elliotson, M.D. F.R. S. K. F. 11. Mackenzie, Esq.
WHITMORE, E.
'am Evans Es , Ald. John Rawson, Esq.
No Parcels can be received after the 22d instant. C. Farebrother,
and T. H. wit . Baxter 2,000, or ' 50 shares, to have 5 vetes,
H. Gordon E q.
Joseph Thompeon, Esq. PUBLISHED U
, sta
sod Mc. barns.
HALIFAX EDINBURGH CHAMBER OF Freight engaged to be in Bristol on Monday, the 18th inst. 3,000 and upwards, or 100 shares and upwards to
Med Bristol, March 1, 1839. • Robert Hellond, Esq M P
James Hoatson- COMMERCE. have 6 votes. . AUDITORS. Now read
,alll Jonathan Akroyd Mr. Wigham LONDO N A N D WESYMINSTER In order to avoid heavy losses, whilst the Society is in 11 In. Dr. Olinthus Gregory, F.R. A. S. I
etre John Gledhill LONDON. MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, for fancy, the amount te be insured upon any life shall not exceed Profeseor Wheatstone, F. R. S. .
lea° Samuel Smith Mr. A. G. Young 3000/. during the flrst three years; after which the Society shall THE ZOO
PHYRICIAN-J. Elliot-son, M.D., F. R. S.
65' i a P. A. Taylor Assurance on Lives and Survivorships, for Granting Annuities, be at Ebert •
yto assure any sum not exceeding 50001. Comprisins
, mes Clarkson Loans, Endowments to Children, and for the purchase of Re- - SURGEON-E. S. Symes, Esq. peds, Birds, Rentil
s; A "bn Bald • BIRMINGHAM. Persons, not mariners b " d b
y profession, whose lives are assure y
mica, „aa
__ „ will versionary and other Interests. ACTUARY-W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq., F.R. A. S.
Mr. Josh. Sturge this Society, shall be at liberty to reside in any part of Eu. lion fitted out by
i J3'
1 williem Barro • 1
% c ough. Boultbee PATRON. BANE:Efts-Messrs. Wright and Cs., and Messrs. Ladbrokes,
rope, and to pr oceed by sea in time of peace, without a license from exploring Central .
'ir. n PaEamen. The Most Noble the MARQUIS of WESTMINSTER. Kingscote, and Co.
, Vel- -uarks; G. Edmonds the Court of Directors, and without paying any additional pre- By
Addison LEICESTE:t. • DIRECTORS. mium, from any part of Ettrope to any other part of Europe, STANDING COUNSEL-W. Milbourne James, Esq. Surgeon to the
in i' Mr. Kempson R. Vaughanßarnewall, Esq. Thomas Huxley, Esq. St:omelettes-Messrs. Webber and Bland.
/11 without invalidating the policy. Sm
,
sold r• Iteron w 'GAN.
DERBY. Henry John Beare, Esq. Colonel Jourdain SECRETARY-F. Ferguson Camrous, Esq.
Members wbo have paid five entire annual Premiums shall be
Mr. Johnson Joseph Bennett, Esq. Henry M. Kern sheet Esq. LIFE ASSURANCE. This e
Mr wanes - at liberty to reside in any part of North America, the British
10$ . tskri, teezoN. NOTTINGHAM. Major Wm. Bird Bleamire. Taverner John Miller, Esq. The new principles on which ounded brin
this Society is' f , g 1
THE V 1 H
peen J. Reg Mr. Close Jos. Blunt, sen., Esq. Sir Harris Nicholas,K. C. M. G. Settlements includeda not south of Virginia ; and Members who
benefits af Life Assurance within the "each of all. 1 p
t ro-
.Tlands have -paid ten cntire annual premiums shall be at liberty to reside the PRACTIC
teem 11 Bean R. Edwards Broughton, Esq. Captain Rattray, R.N. in any part of Australia, Van Diemen's Land, Cape of Good Hope ne (twin life as well
vides against the contingency of misfortuff 1 g , SOLVENT DEI
,
re Aid_ tZNDA 'L. David Caldwell, Esq. P. Salomons, Esq. h A ured a
HULL. as against the -Nis of. death ; and even a or( s to t
.e ss
or Island of St. H l d l • t' f eto proceed
e ena ; an aso in ime o peac and all Forms, Ru
"arrears ear- Hy. Chas. Moreton-Dyer, Esq. Admiral Shippard
elloW :
a,The sub. . ilson Col. Thompson fund out of his premiums on which be can at any time operate,
from England direct to any of the aforesaid places, and return By ROBES
qUP ' iov,ii Joined Re•e2,l t• ' 1 reed to.
,be „, u ions were unanimous yag William Ewart, Esq. Pearson Thomson, Esq. as his circumstances may require. It thus affords to the pen-
.7'
from thence once during the continuance of the Assurance
John Welstead Esq., F. 11. S. ' dent of all classes, the greatest facilities and most powerful en-
The LAW of
ivetY ' '',ol-taa4 ''r- YOUNG, of Marylebone ; seconded by Mr. without paying any additional premium.
TRUSTEES. couragement tsi lay up a certain provision for the. future.
Domestic Servml
D 47' mime,: °NE, of Glasgow ; supported by Mr. ED3IOI.IDS, Of nces may be effected on the lives of all persons about
Assura . . r
That inghaTn ''''' David Salomons, Esq. I Sir Harris Nicolas, K. C.M.G. t Among othor advantages the m ssured will j y
en o the fellow-
Esq., A ttorney-at
caso the Taverner John Miller, Esq. to proceed to and reside in an y part of the world on pa)tnen ~_ .
PRACTICE 0'
s 6d; tisiea ,
al refusal to hear evidence against the Corn and Pro-
,- v- • AUDITORS. of a moderate extra premium ; and in all cases the assured ' 1,
I." Moderate rates of Premium consistent with MICR 'I •
ny , be- AGENTS in the
seal' ' nicious , ,in the manner best calculated to expose their per-
Sydney S. Bell, Esq. I Frederiek W. Caldwell, Esq. win be allowed to proceed to and reside in any foreign settle.
sides tire g iarantee of half a million of capital.
IP.losl.7l_dency, thus virtually closing the door of Parliament mcnt on payment or such an extra premium as may be considered minster, with For.
George Robinson, Esq. • 2 No entr -mone .
• y Y 255.
riot,' ' ' eelased At a manufacturing and" cemmercial population, is cal- PHYSICIANS. an equivi.lent for the increased risk. 3. Power of converting tbe policy at any time into apayment ,
small atelatt.,°etrapair the confidence of the nation in the wisdom In case of death by the hands of justice or by suicide, although .
in cash a new policy or immediate, tie deferred Annuity. London : Sir
-on M.D. F.E. S., 3, Hinde-stree', Man-
t
een part, 0;"• of the Legislature. The evidence collected from all A. Todd Thomps , the party may have insured hia own life, the policy shall not be in- ' _ .
' t th• d f on ela ed olicies
4. After live yew s, wo- ir s o payment ps p
Viler lti A, ' the kingdom by the Delegates, since their last meeting
ill 'aneheste chester-square. validated, provided it has been bona fide assigned to any party for a
returnable at death. THE DI
Willis M.D., 25, Dover-street. valuable consideration ; and if it has not been so assigned, the legal
5. The Assured, on complying with the conditions of the
e • 53 '
ss o,n i_ r, provee, beyond their former knowledge, that Robert , ,5
SURGEON . representatives of the deceased shall be entitled to receive a sum -
I, put . eufaetns are exercising a most pernicious influence upon ma- -
office may at any time, borrow two-thirds of all previous pay 1. Italian Guith
kite° 'ring and commercial industry whilst, at t - • Arthur Cocke, Esq. les street Cavendish-square.
, Hot - , equal to the amount which the Society would have given for the 9 . ,
priCe I he same time •ng-gardens. purchase of the policy on the day before such decease. men ts, and the amount of any declared bonus. 2. The Life and
,40__ tint benefiting the landowner, they are shown to ' Joseph Freeman, Esq., Spri 6. Two-thirds of the entire profits on the Life Assurance, 3. Foundation E
, shlt i juriousl opera, a
STANDING COUNIEL. If the object of anymember in assuring his own life, or the life of
ssed ; ' --`' "Peci 11 37 upon tbe interests of the cultivators of the soil d the investment of the Gnarantee Fund, divided an- 4. Charitable Ii
, Kine's Bench Walk, Temple. another, has been attained, and he should be desirous to substitute au •°. n
knell a y upon that numerous class the distressed agricul: William Fraser, Esq., 10, . h I d d tth • option paid in cash,
n !I among t e nsure ,an a eir b. Orators ia tl
stion 1 11 abourers. SOLICITORS. the life of some other party, the Board of Directors shall have the 'la - r
, cent 1 "ed by Mr M and Johnson, 42, Lothbury. derf to the po icy, or agelied in reduction of future pre- 6, Ecclesiastica
1s 6d 1 e.lll. ,
.. . ARSITALL, of Leeds ; seconded by Mr. Messrs. Roy, Blunt Lint rr To . power to permit the same to be done, provided the health svf such ad 7. The Railwa3
' 1 `-', tee, of Birmin sham •su ort d 1
~,,, ,>;,. _ _ 6 e pp ebyl% r. PRINT, of Leeds, Messrs. G. and C.
~4 hlr. '!AYI,Oat, of London :- Kempson, ,
31 Abingdon-street,Westminster.
BANKERS. other party be deemed satisfactory, and his age do not exceed that of - '
the member in the place of whom he is substituted. mhuns.
7. Great facility in effeoting Insurances. Premiums payable 8. Comparative
sl, IT' , 1,, that, whilst the thanks of the countr ar d and Waterloo- ,t or annually hslf-yearly, quarterly, or monthly,
by one payna n , - , . 9. German and
Westrainster Bank, Lothbury Policies, after five years' standing, on being deposited with the
r cent ',embers of the House of Comm°. h y e ue to those The Lends, ron the increasing or decreasing scale. London : Book,
tlf the Deleeates this ' --s w o supported the prayer place, and its branches. Society, may be kept in force by the payment each year of half the °
8. Females assure 4 at one year less than their actual ages. Staunton, SO, Mt
itilmen , lt, , . meeting has seen with regret and . ' . SECRETARY-Francis Dead. in which ^ e
premium, and interest on all arrears, cese the remaining
s per t among their opponents t astona 9. Relaxation of restrictions on travelling beyond the limits bur h
45 6d. N'ople's representatives ,he names of certain of the I t th" Prospectus to
who have alwa s b n presen 1 3 the public, it is unnec .
essary to portion of the premium may be deducted from the amount assured g •
ce: the of Europe, except to places specially enumerated, and a policy
d importance of Life Assuran when the policy becomes a claim,
peen °al to every species of mono ol • _ y. een esteemed inimi- dwell upon the utility an in force seven years not forfeited by suicide. Thi
eilline Assurance Offices at once shows that as The Premiums upon all assurances may be payable annually,
eci $ , u th •f 11 p y and misgovernment. Whits sur • ows increase of Life
le °f thaa pien .mr e ow-countrymen to suspend th • p " Pr's'
11 h s been more generally adopted ; half yearly, quarterly, or monthly, as mamouitethe convenience of SP.ECIMEN OF ANNUAL PREMIUMS TO -INSURE £1 .
00. - e N .APP
A - .
eLe islators • eir o inion it has become better understoor , i a • '4O c
' im,,, . g , until-they shall have r d el' ' - vision in the case of sudden or prem.. parties assuring ; and the year may conimence from Ist January, e CHEST]
A -0 Ae as Ae 30 A 3' .Ae 4a Age 45 Age aO.
ge - . g s . g . ge a. g . •
1r tne substantive motion shortl ecor e their ogles pot merely as a prudent pro , ,
te an various
Ist A • 1 Ito t b d' tth t' wh tl
pril, Ist Ju y, or a c o er, accor ing o e ime en le _ _ _______
___
______
_______
______ the MISAPPRI
At °Use of Co yto he 'submitted to the ture death, but also as a convenient and na.essery s p
°nano mmons, the Delegates earnestly ho eth t t sa t'ons of life Assurance is effected. X. sd.Z. s. cl. Z. s. d. X. s. d. £. s. d. Z. s. el. Xs. el. that SOCIETY,
[suing si-q`'lr n, every friend of freedom will be f P a, on that ran c i .
d t Life Assurance is to combine All claims upon the Society, accruing by death, will be paid 113 711 IS 62442 10 II 2151a39 4 4 4 2 Man's Church" i
'' of the ound advocating tbe The great object of those who aop
eeehae people to procure the first nece • • • 1 't with moderate expense, and in considering this ,
within one month after proof of the death of tee parry or parties 1
! 4,4 ,nge for the produce of their labour • ssanes of life, in comp ete secun y
ine tbe principles DEFERRED ANNUITIES.
itiol.eutli the world. , in the chea -es
p t mar- subject it is of the utmo . .
st importance to exam upon whose life or lives the assurance has been effected. 4 And
, Ills. upon which Institutions of this kin are
d founded. The existing ,
This Society will also grant immediate, temporary, deferred, and By the operation of the same new principles, the Society is "He causeth 1
3 liotti.3A.y Me. COBDEN', Of Manchester i seconded b Mr Companies may be classed under three heads, viz. Proprietary contingent Annuities, with the option, in the ease of a deferred enabled to afford to the public &plop of DEFERRED ANNUITIES gets himself to
Clas, ", of Liverpool ; supported bII W Y • • tn h •t 11 thc profits to the Seareholders, to Annuity, of the Subscriber having the whole or anY part of his pay. far more advantageous than any hitherto offered, whereby an e.quires to send t
,e Thaea':v . y. r. EIE, of Companies wre appropna e a
' ' ftl Assured; Proprietary Companies ments returned, should he die before the commencement of the individual, by the contribution of a very small annual,
, ags. 4,1 ...e gat the complete exclusion o le should be Divine:
Assured •
'., 40, t s „Innie_ . esmen who undertake te administer the affairs of which divide the profits between the Sharehold.ers and the . ' Annuity, on paying a proportionate increase of premium. monthly, or weekly saving, may secure either a comfortable ae preachers, bu
; .15'• et only a Mal enipire ought to bring to the responsible task and Mutual Assurance Companies which distrieute the whole of tne It will also grant Policies for securing Endowments to Children provision for himself in
.advanced age, or at his option, a large Latymer, Bishop
' o'4 Ileisioit pecnnprehensive knowled-r f• • ' ed n mutual assurers to each other
be o its interests, but also a profits amongst the Assur , w o are on their attaining a specified age, conditioned, as in the pre. sum of money, or a policy to his family at his death. Oxford : Prue
a eses
AO5. tilln,ihiei.lharacter adequate. to the due r•PPhcaticrt of their without the intervention of a subscribed capital.
lad pa' '. 1 all vious case, for repayment of the premium in the event of the The industrious classes, hitherto obliged to resort to Sayings' Hamilton, Adam
~. 00. great emer e • Th 1f h C
;Lae _ oessia, ,w . . g Mies.
.e repea o t o orn . e ore
.i e . . .
B f LI Assurance was so well understood as it is at present,
child's death. Banks and Benefit Societies, will find in this scheme a far safer -------
, 42,. , t,.'h, :tee, b'a,a..a s being a measure admitted, not nuly by Its it was considered requisite, In order to afford solid security for the The Society will grant Loans on the security of Policies, whether and more profitable application of their savings. This Society STOCK]
s ed. oth nui . 'At Its opponents, to be of the meet v tal im rt
testi°, ?re, cannot, with • • ance due a ment of losses to have a p
b 1 po la y . , . . übseribed ca ital • and
ermanent s P , i enabled b 'udicious and accurate calculations to afford a
on Life Assurance Annuities or Endowments; or otherwise, as s , 3' J ,
i•s: Od' justice or safety, be made an open security being the first consideration, the üblic, for the most ' ' • , • Deferred Annuity of a much greater amount than has hitherto
may be thought proper. The Loans may be repaid be moderate in. rii HE SA'.
;. 0 ,ld with Y atlY Adrni • t t
~,,,t• reel..., . p hno share of
nut ra ion. This meeting nevertheless be- Part, preferred Proprietary Companies, althoug . staltnents, to be agreed upon when they are negeciated. been offered, beside...the option of exchanging this annuity
_a_ sirs._
.-6h ~,1.011, theft e., that upon the late division on Mr. Villiers' the profits was allotted to the assured. Undoubtedly a subscribed
The Society will at all times be prepared to treat on the most when payable, for a large sum in.cash, one still lahg.er Policy, English notes, p:
. th'eLnest upoil?n.een's Ministers declared their neutrality as a Capital, all paid up and safely invested, is a security as far as it goes ;
equitable terms for the purchase of its Policies, whenever the assured payable without premiums at de?.th ; while, by giving to the By CI
a- ate exercise eins great national question, thereby abandoning but the real and enduring security consists in the rate of Premium f the
purchaser, at any time preceding the stipulated term o . _ Late Fell
may desire to dispose of them. .
oaed b t, one of their most important functions. charged being correctly graduated with respect to the age, and rof borrowing two-thirds
Annuity's commencement, the powe _ , Longman, 0
Ai( Y -Mr. \Vi The Society shall be at liberty to purchase and re-sell any Rever.. '' kef forfeiture from Cradock ; Harni
Thatitom,
of
~a2nA.32, of Edinburgh ; seconded by Mr. being a trifling degree higher than what the actual mortality re- .
sionary and other lntere,ts that may be thought advantageous. ..,f all previous payments, it removes all iis .
ug au ample re- Marshall, and
1 s n Itfaa; supported by Col. THOMPSON :-... -quires. So long as this is the case the securit of a manent
y per inabilit t
y o continue p ,
remiums besides afford]
A temporary Capital Stock ef 500,000./. w .
ill be raised to guarantee nd, should B ker and Do'
4eeiveeth,e saelegate 1 •e • h • st• ' L 1 subs rib da't 1 'll 'n merely nominal •in proof of which
raaa et tan _ a lamina, since t. eir sep,sa ion in on( on, cecpi a vo remat , , dr• g sickness and want of emplo.yment ;a . . . oo
in -
e. Purgers fr ' •
ennaliroe te,, . om their constituents to adopt whatever it is a fact worthy of notice, that in all the Proprietary Companies, the immediate engagements of the Society in shares of 251. each, source u . . h opulated period, two Parker.
the purchaser die .
before arriving at to s .
e, bearing interest at 51 per cent. per annum, which Capital may be turned to his representatives. ______----
„_“, na a, "v) may deem advi, e fer obtaining the total re- with scarcely an exception only a fraction of their subscribed . . thirds of his ayments will be re
e meta, &Le Cor _ ....151.., , , discontinued at the end of five years, or any time after that period, en equal terms, GOLDSMI'
Ph
1 the ower of converting,
's, i its tat! of mee 4.1.`e anti Provision-laws, determinedb, as tae surest capitals is paid up, they never having hed occas.ion to make a call
. when the Directors shall consider the income and accumulated fund The purchaser as aso , p
0,, t'il_€:tr poweetloi, the great object, to promote, y every means for more than the first instalment • and for this nominal security his deferred into a prese ,t Annuity.
eat and vane.;
' - of the Society are of such amount as to render its continuance un. • f the gr
5. elas,'''s Ocomi,,r' !union of those great communities represented tIT !:dd Proprietary Companies appropriate tae whole of the scrplus llowine tables are a specimen o
The fo . ,
!9. b ' and •41. and they appeal to the co-operation of every arising from the premiums, exceeding the risks, to the Proprietors. necessary. One-fifth of the divisible profits of the society will be I ich the judicious application of a small saving can OLDS!
.1 a calline • set aside and distributed as a bonus to the Shareholders whenever advantages " ' - •
tl, itilhited
__ bin the country, to aid them in throwing off, As the nature of Life Assurance became more generally known secure through the aociety. a New I
4. 0 the subscribed capital is discontinued. An instalment of 2/. per
uring in the old Proprietary Companies be- SPECIa I
1. ENS OF DEFERRED ANNUITIES.
(o) tirrE'l-ct 13„ , tnd national effort, the most pernicious tax ever the disadvantages of aes
t eti hy'ai asasislature. mime apparent, and, in consequence, new Proprietary Companies share to be paid on subscription ; and if further calls should be
necessary the same to be in the discretion of the Directors, but ----- 11. PREMIUM& - GOLDSMIT
- 0 1111 r• NINLoCist f D d ddb tl M were instituted, whose plan is to divide the profits between the
aneh ,oun ee ; seem eyie . Aron none to be' made unless on three months' previous notice. I. BENEFITS. 1 . _ with a Contint
!a? 5 t smo ester .au
td b th Hon J ERSKINE Melt- Proprietors and Assured ; but everything that can be said against the which the LONDON and WESTMINSTER Secured, on attainingath!reago of
m I:t=inej; tte tansritYig 11 0 price 39. 6d. bot
--' 6 se ,of Ea; , , ppor e y e . • The advantages r miu— age of Fifty. .
••1 ' da''''sOlved_.:2l)flrgh :- old Proprietary Companies, which take all the profits, applies, more
MUTU a L LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY holds out are shortly Fifty, by an Annu 1 Policy ~.262 1 6
- 9 a 2/. 12e. the option of
m a,2 evman. a t.hat the Delegates, having learned that nn Tues- or less, .
to the new Proprietary Companies,which take a part of the GOLDSMII
- 0 these :-The principle upon which it is founded, viz., Mutual A ssu. _
____________-. -ti-
al 9 je,ttlltootn,gfo•'_ll- Villiers brings on a motion in the House of profits, since a permanent subscribed capital affords no real or sub- . Payable Payable 121n°' 3s' 6d' I
ranee, draws a distinct and broad line between it and all Proprietary ea a, :,' 33
•21 9 ••,,,, Payable in for' London :La
19 0 th,t'af the e' a Committee of the whole House upon the sub- stantial benefit for the enormous expense they entail upon the
Companies. It not only embodies all the new features of the modern ataa • es
Toll ay. • z aonuall . One
el Irmethe am‘cirrisf awe, do forthwith adjourn to London ; and assured. n• Annuity. Cash. ~,, Y Dis.. g m Ridta,n
20 0 "us at aie.': Meeting take place at Brown's Hotel, Palace Tbe great success of the " Equitable Society," is sufficient proof ee
Proprietary Compans ,
'es but also preserves the characteristics of
~34 !,' '4 - parity. .•
.• .
mutual Assurance Societies, whose success indisputably proves the 4. re Me ington : E.
netel 11
Po r• G en o'clock on Monday. morning, the 12th inst.
R. H. GREG, Chairman. assured.
that the princ`ple of Mutual Assurance affords ample security to the
This security consists alone in the rate of premium paid In addition to which several con. 'nen ----- .g. s. ~ • •
excellence of their principle. m, s. d. .
__-.- •:---' g s ei Y-7 -------
------d- X, s d• • • • • s• • Z. s. d. Co. ; Whittake
415 20 290 41 I 0
ree e__ . venient and novel modes of Life Assurance, and Deferred Annui- 20 10 12 6 134 12 0.21 0 0 0 Darton ; Houl;
1 6o 25 37351 15 0 14 1 9
. )11‘01,;) Of Gi',."avin,o vacated the Chair, Alexander Johnstone, by the assured being rather higher than the rate necessary to meet g 0156 '
25 714 8 99
19 -0 109 19 01 30 415 '7 65 7 4 31 18 0 W. Edwards ;
6 0 'e'l he +7, g°W, was called thereto when it was the aetual demands upon the Society. The surplus, thus derived, C ff ed • h ay as to enable the humbler classes to
tes, are oer in sue a w 30 a 810 6______m_____-_,m, _
6 "ue Hon .1 ' ddb W. Thew. being ultimately given back to the assured, they in the end onl secure every advantage which Life Assurance and oth _
er Societies ____--_m__-_,- __-__------ To secure, oft-------
[6 Th sox E•• E. MyRRAY; secon. e. y y have hitherto held out to the affluent, or Benefit Societies and d a.taMinle the a Annuit A '
ge oil attaining the , Y.Z.O de
oicli t%a "ie tha't.ii sq., and carried by acclamation .- pay the bare amount of premium required by the actual mortality Secure ,on •
Annual Pre- age of 65, the ° ash ...... .82 10 0 GOLDSMI
004- f h. I the So ' t
namtaatat ja ta of the Meeting be given to Mr. Greg, or is n . cie y. Savings Banks to theworking classes, freed from the exclusiveness of eatty.five, by an option of Policy 97 8 6 Con • •
ae Chair ALEX. JOHNSTONE. Hit were possible to ascertain exactly the mortality of the fu. the former and the many °beams defects of the latter. . mium ef 21. 12s. tanuatton t
,0105, .11,11—---T—lf . ' tures, Life Assurance might be reduced to a shnple celculation, A
Prosneetuses may be had and application for Shares made by ap- --------Fii:7l. -
-- x.---i-d, X. 9. d• • •-o 010 11 10 010
Z. 6. d. Z. s. d. g ic 275.
• s• d. pr e
466 0 0 s 0 0 0
o'l' Ellysid - , NERVOUS IRRITATION, Sae devoid of doubt or speculation, and such a premium might be •
plying to the London and Westminster Bank, Lothbury and Wa- 20 47 16 6 394 I I 0
0 0 30 019 6 16 7 1 7 ;3 11
sbP" '''' ICA'. A RS Th fll
DMONITO .—. e o ow- o 0 261
terlomplace, and all its Branches ; and to Messrs. Roy, Blunt Dun- 30 26 15 10 Mal me 6e401173 27 3 1 I GOLDSMI
I'a a in cv charged as would place the stabillty of the Society beyond all ques. 19 4 10
d Joh ton 42 Lothbur and Messrs, G. and C. Kean' 0 13 19 9 115 5 6 tsa_me---
can, an ns
.„ y ; . pson, 4 .. , 1 vol. Svo., 91
1 tae ~bi n orlis are intended to instruct those interested tion, and at the same time leave no surplus to be accumulated.
.em _ - • .. - _ __.__ _,_,_ ~_, ___ m Solicitors, 31, Abingdon.street, Westminster. sea the objects of the Society at length,
Prospectuses, dettuh
Cl-, nifty be had by annlientine es se cira.nßitil

Age 20. I Age 25. Age 30. Age 35. Age 4,1. Age 45. Age 50.
X. s d. X. S. d. s. d. X. s. d. X. s. d. Z. s. d. £ s. d.
1 13 1 18 6 2 4 4 2 11 11 2 18 8 3 ti 4 4 4 2

The great success of the " Equitable Society," is sufficient proof
that the principle of Mutual Assurance affords ample security to the
assured. This security consists alone in the rate of premium paid
by the assured being rather higher than the rate necessary to meet
the statue' demands upon the Society. The surplus, thus derived,
being ultimately given back to the assured, they in the end only
pay the bare amount of premium required by the actual mortality
In the Society.
If it were possible to ascertain exactly the mortality of the its.
time, Life Assurance might be reduced to a simple celculation,
devoid of doubt or speculation, and such a premium might be
charged as would place the stability of the Society beyond all ques-
tion, and at the same time leave no surplus to be accumulated.
But as such knowledge is unattainable, the only data that are af-
forded are derived from the mortality of the past; the stability of
the Society therefore requires that the premium shall be higher than
what has been ascertained by eerie: ience to be requisite, in order to
provide against any increase of mot tality which might occur.
It is most essential in Mutual Assurance. that the Sea's: of Pre-
miums should be graduated with respect to the different ages, wills
the greatest nicety, to prevent an old life paying too little, and a
young one too much, or vice versa; for if the Scale of Premiums in
this respect be properly regulated, it matters little whether such
scale be somewhat higher than it should be, since the whole surplus
Is returned to the assured, though on the score of convenience, a
low premium, if a fair and reasonable surplus be preserved, is
always desirable.
Mutual Assurance possesses this great and prominent advantage
ever Proprietary Companies ; namely, that the latter, either by
charging too high a rate of premium may make Life Aesurancrs die.
advantageous to the public, or, by charging too low, may render
uncertain the responsibility of the Society; while, in Mutual
Assurance, the premium will always adjust itself to the actual
amount of mortality, and no more_ nor less, in the end, will be
charged than what the engagements of the Society will warrant.
To all who attentively consider the subject, It must be evident tha t
Mutual Assurance, both on account of the complete security it
affords, and of the moderate expense it imposes, is the mode most
beneficial to those who tray be desirous of adopting Life Assurance.
AleatdhiengmfeeaantusreofofsetchuisriSn,greiteotyt,hwemillgebievetos aaffnodrdatioeitrhefahmulmliebslear
classes
provision against tidiness, old oge, or death, as well as by profiting
by small loans, in the many epportunities of bettering their condi-
tion, which the use of a little money affords.
Benefit Societies have held out some resource against such
evils ; but, unfortunately, the constitution and management of
these institutions have in most instances been defective and unsys-
emahc;
t the amount of their several investments has been so small,

• Di— -----
,11ILITY, NERVOUS IRRITATION, Ste.
4
r'ICAL ADIIONITORS.--The follow-
in .1. i
'-ene al Works are intended to instruct those interested
1 o.lects en paints of importance to health er ease of mind :
If ,". TRI, , (Twenty-third Edition ss.
mind:—
her of CherGi '' OF
.LIER afffirds a comprehensive physiological
pr.s, e, ,t ,!. ?tress ot the solitary passion,libertinism. , and intent.
ki,,,rtio, letting their rueful concequences, tending to sexual
°",,, Isti 5' with the various forms of 'nervous irritation and mental
shse' tlyGx,i ,
~, i‘shrina,'-',AN A is written for the sensitive female, who, while.
coi,l! Pager 'shed at the idea of revealing her sufferings. 1.11a7 find
etred tor ti mfidential and capable adviser. It is especiaby cal-
atirrecitimid and delicate wives, whose maternal hopes have been
ara at 5.,„
illct'utrer ~, rHILIST is intended for the perusal of these who
tureiLkeetionorltralieatny,inansitiporti:dcouzglasinnthylsf,Tunoeitittityczsguleetintg,
afffime..
111,se b
arllthr th anks can be g
fTIESTIMONIALIL
ded, as well for the moral
loes g. contain a foratteleyexretrns'ivraeeannd successful result et' the
toll) e ag,...P,e2:iellee.—London Morning Journal.
rd-`wlththe, Editor of the Loudon Morning Journal nd re-
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