The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-16 00:00:00

SCOTLAND.
Rearnsii WIDOWS' FUND and
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
FOUNDED A. a ism.
6, St, Andrew's Square, Edinburgh.
47, 31111er-wee, Glasgow.
PitESES.
The Right Honourable Earl of TIOSELIEItY.
vmCuE .l'E & SIDENTS.
'he ittatiIsofTWEEDDALE.
41111401 ht T
lien. CHARLES HOPE, Lord President.
°BERT DUNDAS, Esq. Arniston.
-Us AS P., KENNEDY, Esq. of Dunure, M.P.
This Friety was founded on the original model of the
%liable. Society of London. The object of the Ins&
1 tku was two-fold, viz. to disseminate throughout Scot-
:ll4lllll3hriedge of the principles and benefits of Life
Zlauritices and at the same time to afford an opportunity
oPipe advantages in the most effectual and eco-
"'mica' t'ecu*Me: It may justly be considered a National
,‘lnat.ittitloasliefa g the oldest, and having long been the sole
ilrentOrneeda'Sdotland for the purpose of Life Assur-
Pee, .and still remaining the only Scottish Institution
,Whicheffdidsr oppOrtunity to the public of securing the
anlhrtwit'advitireies arising from the principle of mutual
eaatrihatiowship.i The Value of this principle, by which
the Whole surplus:Fneds of the Society are secured to the
MeThhekt Will oleo: 1y appear, on reference to the follow-
aistriet' d !merged Policies, dated in 1919,token
from the 'Society* Books in the order of their numbers, end
the amount whereht, together with the additions, declared
by
way of 16" ihtmen, (which will be found to exceed
those declared by any other Life Assurance Institution
within the same period of time,) have been paid to the
Sri°or assignees of the Assured,

deeetdert
Put". ...
Vi
10th
•

1 ) Date Addition Amount
of by way actually
Decease. Bonus. paid.
---- --- --.....
1819. £ s. d. .£ sd.
Jan. Nov. 11.1828. 167 16 667 16 0
June Aug. 4 1817. 35 14 9 155 14 9
Dec. April 122, 1817. P9ll 16 0 19.47 16 0
Dec. April 30, Ift29. 335 11 0 1335 11 0
1 Dec. Jan, IMO. 351 10 o 1354 10 0
1 Dec. June, 1830. 354 10 0 1351 10 0

ate ot
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AitUt. Anu r.
JO. auce.

bOO
120
1000
1000
1000
1000

„...14510 are taken without selection from a number of
'gr *Mod cams, precisely as they, have occurred in the
mlity's practice, and it is easy to estimate from this sp.-
ho
t ctol the amount of public and private benefits which re-
(fool the provision thus effectually made for families
telatiees who might otherwise have been left destitute.
Tele,eateet also demonstrate much more clearly and sods-
Act,4o7 0112 any other possible mode of
_illustration, the
treat'Value of the principle of mutual contrihutionship, or
termed, Mutual Assurance, on which this
zr!ltf 111 founded. By the operation of this, principle,
'Len connection with the careful selection of lives, and
141"emoreical management of the Society's business, it is
evident that the advantages of Life Assurance are secured
to their mtp,,c,t piessible extent. Indeed, they only require
to biltnown and,understood, in order to be fully appre-
:htt Si rapid accordingly has been the growth of
revenue ""c"th *het within the last twelve years the annual
,
increased from £2,300 to Forty-five Thousand
"1” per Amman ; and the accumulated Fund front
:.08•Q00 to upwaids of Two Hundred Thousand Pounds
"ttaingi--and both are in a state of steady and'rapid in-
crease.
, he first periodical'investigation of the Society's affairs
h`6ot Place et 31st December, 1824, when large additions,
w 97," norms, were declared to the Assurances en•
*Mee tnereto. The next periodical investigation takes
place at Slat December, 1831, when all those then stand-
Mt assured for the whole period of life will, 'under certain
'imitations, be entitled to participate in the Surplus Funds
as then to be ascertained, in proportion to the amount of
their respective Assurances, and the duration of their
standing in the Society.
The Ordinary Court of Directors meet weekly for the
,purpoae of receiving and deciding on applications for As-
itirtmee, which are now granted to the extent of £5,000,
~en approved single or joint lives.
?Alm of Rates of Premium and every necessary intim-
-41.„ "ion will be readily communicated on application at the
Society's Offices. JOHN M'KEAN, Manager.

MR. HORACE SMITH'S NEW WORK
TThis day was publlehtd, in 2 vols. small Bro.
HE MIDSUMMER MEDLEY.
For 1830.
A tastiOo of Comic Tales and Sketches in Prose and Verse.
ay the Author of 6' Brambletye House," " Gaieties
and GravitieN," &c. &c.
" It is a good thing to laugh at any rate ; and if a
Straw eau tickle a man, it is an instrument of happiness."
onynax.
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Just published, in 3 vole, poet avo.
E 'L'O It M E.
A NOVEL
lir the Author of " Darnley, or the Field of the Cloth of
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"A story that perhaps surpasses any similar Work that
4114 Mo rning ever appeared, with the exception of Ivanhoe."—
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