The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-22 00:00:00

THE GAS LIGHT and COKE COMPANY,
I Office—lforseferry-road, Westminster.
1,,,n Pursuance of the Provisions of the Act 50 Geo. 111. cap.
‘.3, intituled "An Act for granting certain Powers and
ye;lt uthor to a Comr,any to be incorporated by Charter, to
suedes The Gas Light and Coke Comp iny,' for making
nfiaitrnable Air for the Lig,hting of the Streets of the Metro-
,olllkolis, and for procuring Coke, Oil, Tar, Pitch, Asphaltum,
)nloniacal Liquor, and Essential ofl from Coal, and for
and "Purposes relating thereto," Noth-is 11, reby iven, by
co n behalf of the Directors, of the Gas Light and Coke
nl,P,,any, that it is the intention oif the said Directors, at the
oilZ„veneral Meeting next, after the expiration , f twenty-
lin`deuaYs from the date of this Notice, to declare forfeited the
a,,,,ertnentioned Shares, standing in the Register of.Share-
f4(Lrs of the said Company in the names following, in con-
rell7.nce of the Call of £lO made upon such Shares having
i,,,v'ined unpaid for the "pace of three calendar months and
th'at pits from the day nipointed, for the payment thereof,
. to

Nos I FOURTH CAPITAL.
of Shares, 1

Names of Holders.

13------L
13,,112122' .113,123,
13,126'4 13 ',125,
,127

Samuel Alexander. Thomas Benson,
John Morrice, and Thomas Richard-
son (Assignees of Fry & Chapman',
William Fry being the late owner....
James Williams Braine, William Jo-'
seph Goodwin, and Samuel Arm-
strong Lane (Executors of Atkinson
Morley)
Elizabeth White Coles (wife of Charles.
Coles)
'James Cox, William Holt Yates, and'
Henry Cleaver (deceased), Exe utors
of Thomas Allen (2d instalment)

16,15:i3 4: 16,431

155
15,,544,,0 ' 15,541
25,5 15,543
and
1.1, 16'155
17972 . _
7,954 *******
23,129 & ****
1'3,135
13,986
.....

Archibald Duncan Joyce (Admor. of
Gertrude Joyce)
John Christopher Lochner
ITenry Lowndes .... ...........
John N:eholson, john Thompson, Wil-
liam Smith, •:.,nd John Milner (Exors.
of Anchor
I•;i,'
Soulby)
Emma Enz.. O'Brien (widow), Extrix.
Of IS.Tkliael O'Brien
'Jonathan Warburton (deceased), and
George Duerr, Exors. of Berman
Flathman
th day of March, 1862.

16,003
...
.....

17,539

Dated this 11

By order. .
JOHN ORWELL PHILLIPS, Socrei

trIHE PROTECTOR ENDOWMENT, LOAN,
-11...
AND ANNUITY COMPANY.
,_ At the Annual Ordinary General Meeting of the Share-
,intkplders in this Company, had on Thursday, March 20, at
1,.,?ic Offices, 34, King-street, Cheapside. the following Re-
l'uctt for the year ending 31st December, 1861, was Omani-
'lVY adopted :
sear birectors have the pleasure of meeting you on the pre-
state°ccasion to lay before you, according to custom, the
for tiT,,at of the receipts and disbursements of the Company
alit l',; Year which ended on the 31st December last, to sub-
Itrt,iie" You a report of proceeding-s, and to transact such.
tie,,,
_r Illatters as devolve, in accordance with our constitu-
heua the Annual Meeting of Shareholeers.
.Ueoriy nirectors who retire by rotation on this occasion are
both'jYler, &q., and William Henry Tiornthwaite, Esq.;
Pesse°4 these gentlemen are again eligible, and have ex-
%ill their willingness to continue their services to the
forrjanY, and are therefore now recommended to you as
Th,ag the list for election by the present meeting.
borv'iti, lalitors of the Company's Accounts, George A. Lad-
alsS ' 'B%, Joseph Williams, Eeq., and George Lowe, Esq.,
leiiiilliaDW retire by annual custom, and all are eligible and
g I'3 serve in the same capacity for the current year.
STATEMENT SHEET.
T•
0r,.. illB printed statement which has been forwarded to each
th,-"1. shareholders so fully details the various operations of
tii,
(past year, that little is left to be said in addition. All
tellp,,Partments of the Company's business. are in most lic-
aad''''' and efficient working order, and while this condition
Dr ~.!Fgularity is maintained, few incidents arise sufficiently
•;i'llnt to claim attention in a General Report.
Deposits, as shown in the published sheet, contine to
a Very large and important branch of the business ;add
nor 05e are neither forced by the expense of advertisement,
• but futniced by the offer of high rates of interest, we cannot.
te, eel both that our mode of management meets the public
131aluiements, and that the public feel entire confidence in
3.,, plan
their funds in our bends_ It has been our objet to
-bb..er elandartmn as generally useful to the public as V'ible it has proved a convenience not only to those
ho have no immediate employment for their funds, While
backing'l' mortgages and other investments, but is extensively
edi '
a more permanent way by those who desire a regular
tend fair interest for their capital, and who wish at the same
lune to have the power of withdrawin, their deposits, wholly
or they in, may'
require accordin
it.g to their convenience, at any time when
1
I lie statement of money advanced during the year on loan
'sufficiently shows the activity of this deeartment. The mqst
caonstant
nt aon
painst and chaarveef utl i
eseunp
se
pr vairseido r
to hasren
render
rwtahyiss beenbran
branch
eortelospeed:
rations as beneficial as
ghatt ii the Copan pl
oa
an
ny :i
of it in temporary Possible to those who avail themselves
difficulty, and also safe and profitable to
arrears and mischanceas maroesrtemf
S a result of this •
it is gratifing to state
are in
•aavrokuarbalbyl efe conditionwand sma,l
lad thoughtl tso large a
aithou,/ Sum is now employed in the department ; and
ended 1 I strictly this report speaks only of the year which
inn,,_
oft
December, we may be allowed to mention, as a
in`L'er of great satisfaction, the regularity with which our
‘-',,1! repayments are comins.r in at this present time.
,'-unce the foundation of this Society, somewhat over
4,227,700 has been advanced on loan, and the number of ap-
plicants who have been aided in this way is about 1,070,
all., aking• an average amount of loan of rather more than £2OO
--",n, each case. On looking back through all these transac-
tions, it is satisfactory to notice that, from our commence-
laent to the present time, our losses have amounted to no
lad °re than about 11 per cent, of the total funds employed
-tiring these years. This must strike any one as a very
1 small proportion, consid_ring how especially we are exposed,
conducting tl'is class of business, to chances of loss, both
ota the misfortunes of borrowers and the ingenious devices
,:if the fraudulent. It is with a real sense of satisfaction to
tellect how much substantial relief has been afforded by this
relief' has been of the greatest value • , the profit which the
Coop,
th vanY derives from the loan is no adequate measure
ro of
,tile services and benefit done to those who, thugh our
ii.,."018, have been aided in their difficulties, and often saved
01 great and pressing troubles.
in to occupy your time unneessaril, we will only say,
Cana•ia conclusion that it •and hasalwaysbeen, our most ear-
desire , is,
e,., and endeavour to advance the interest of this
it'srcPany in every way, in every department—to extend it in 4„,,Power of benefit and usefulness to fhe public at large,
a;.,"_; as a legitimate and natural consequence, in its profits
„iu remunerations to its shareholders. With our present
err remunerations
and staff, and above all, with our experience,
7eo e than double our present funds could be employed, with
o,4l‘celY any increase of outlay, and the Company would at
take that position which we to see it
onceoccy. -toe Directors recommend that the interest ur share
capital for the current year be as before, namely, at the rate
Of £5 per cent. per annum.

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