The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-26 00:00:00

T ItlAr, BART (Limited).—
Incorporaterl sacks Isle seint-stoek Companies' Acts,
ass'. the Jeint-stoca. S;ansins. CompeaSes' Act of 1856-57-58,
ss'aereby the liabili'y of each shnreholder is limited to the
'amount of his shares.
Capital, £3,000,000 in ,000 shams of £lOO each; first
Deposit on application
1-4.9.6° .000 10,000 shares.
per share. No .£1 per share, and on allotment £1
less than three, nay( to exceed £5, and an interval of not
tended to cal' Yap
Knonths between each call. It is not in •
more than £25 per share.
John Alfrr C DIRECTORS.
wa
Chowne, Esq. (Director of the Northern Rail-
y
Franci of anada), 153, Westbourne-terrace.
a recethPou„nnt , Esti.
y-hi (fi
llrm of F. Collison and Co.), 3,
L"a'renne.
Jan
New Droaier, Dickson Es
tr Esq.
ec t.m (fi
16, r of Lenox, Nephew, and Co.),
Ro'aert Diggles, Es
Cheshunt. s• (Directon of the Bank of Egypt),
'Banauel B. Edetibe,rough, Faq. (firm of S. B. Edenborough
and Co.), I\l.oo sgate-s troet-bui
Alexander I Eider, 1, sly t of the English,
sang Esq, k tree or
Scottish, toad Australian Bank), Fenchurch - street-
Nichael
ladi.a Chambers' Esq (firm of Greenwell and Hell), 20, East
.
Robert How, Esq. (firm of Walker, How, and Co.), Sytl-
naS , and S, Cannon sstreet.
An.',rew Lusk, Esq. (firm of A. Lusk and C 0..;, 62, Fen-
church-street.
Murdoch, isq. (firm of W. and C. Murdoch,
ga Halrdens.ifax N.S.), 2, Lancaster-gate, Upper Hyde-park-
_ ,
atehert S. Price, Esq., 5, Greahaiu-street, and Clifton-
Williamgare Tabor, Esq. (firm of Tabor and Trego), Chairman
Gresham Lire Assuranee Company.
'William Goreson Thornsan, Esq., 14, Clifton-gardens, Hyde
Park.
Joseph Underwood
25, Eanteheap. 'Esq' (firm of Hills and Underwood),
Edmund Westby, Esq. (Director of the Bank of Victoria),
15, Isiew Broad-street.
Witt power to add to thnir number.
BANKERS.--The City Bank.
Aunrrons.--To be appointed by the Shareholders.
SOLICIT'ORS— Messrs. Desborough, Young, and Des-
borough, 0, Sise-lane, Bucklersbury.
13noisssits.—Messns. Hope, Dodgson, and Co., 36, Royal
Exchange.
Temporary Offices.-16, Cornhill.
The success that has attended the establishment of Joint
Stock Barks in London, and the advantages they have
afforded to the public, are evident from the large amount
antrustea's to their care, the balances in their hands being,
at the Paid of 1861, upwards of fifty millions sterling.
A 11. FJ advantages to the proprietors are shown by the d
Leays they reeeive,'wlslch vary from 6 to 24 per cent., and
the present value of the shares.
'Worth
The'in London
nand Westminster Bank Shares, £2O paid,
1852 n .
The London Joint Stockuoteßank Shares, £lO paid, worth
in 1852 £l9, nsav quoted £36.
„The Unioni Bank of London Shares, £lO paid, worth in
'`.°_s2 £l6, P-OW quoted £33.
the Landon and County Bank Shares, L'2o paid, worth
14 1852 £24, now quoted £4O.
The City Bank, established 1856, £5O paid, now quoted
£9O,
The Bank of London, established in 1857, £5O paid, now
gusted £Bl.
From these facts it appear; that the paid-up capital of
"se six banks, amounting to £3,400,000, represent a present
biarkot value to the shareholders of upwards of £10,000,000.
Since the establishment of the last named banks, no other
etndon joint-e Sock banks have commenced business, while
.se trade and, population of London and its neighbourhood
'Lave steadily increased with the general trade of the
al"uuenia nd trY
fact Is for banking facilities is abundantly proved by the
the
w tb..iat dur mats ie past year the balances in the hands of
4b'o aisting incr eased—
from £44,143,181 to £56,783,353,
vving an increase of £6,640,172 in one year.
From these encouraging data it may be safely assumed
that the growing require-tunas of commerce demand addi-
tional banking accoin.modation.
s, Acting on these uistakeable indications, th e Imperia
zank, Limited, is about to be established ; and it is confi-
-1
dently arAtieipated that without pretending to offer advan-
tages s'aperior to those which the trading public now enjoy,
there is eveny reason to conclude that a more extended
choi.ce of banking advantages would be received with favour
by the pteolic.
A prominent feature is this Bank is the limitation of the
liability of shareholders to the amount of their shares, thus
giving confidence to a most desirable class of investors, who
en principle have abstained from holding shares in joint-
stock banks with unlimited. liability.
The Imperial Bank, Limited, will undertake every de-
aeliptton of business that comes within the province of a
Saint-stock bank.
o_The capital hrsa been fixed at £3,000,000., in 30,000 shares
each;
first issue £1,000,000 shares in 10,000 shares;
a, g 1 per share, to be paid on application, and £1 per share on
w
sotasent ; no call to exceed £5, and an interval of not less
that an three months between each call. It is not intended
the pa:id up capital shall exceed £25 per share of the
subscribed capital.
fob Plientions for shares must be made in the annexed
The deposit of £1 per share must be
paid to the
CO
72alPs.ny's Bankers, for which a receipt will be given. If
hlaarnent be made,4he deposit money will be returned in
47," ; and if a less number be allotted than is applied for,
'4ll`-'
Pr surplus will be used towards the payment on allotment.
ospectuses and Forms of Applications for Shares, may
be obtained at the Temporary Offices, and of the Brokers,

To the J)irectors of the Imperial Bank, Limited.
of
Gentlemen,—llaving paid to the City Bank the sum
t I hereby request that you will allot me
Shares of £lOO each, in " The Imperial Bank, Limited,"
and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or any smaller
Number, that may be allotted to me, and to pay £1 per share
when allotted, and to F.,' the articles of association when
reglired.
"I am, Ge•—racrau. your bcaltlt servant,
-UMW Signature
Name in full, and plainly written
Profession or Occupation
Address in full
Date.

ItOYAL FREE HOSPITAL, Gray's-inn-road.—
The NVeekly Board have great satisfaction in announc-
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°Penhig financial position
Wards for the reception of the the'pa-
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of
~„ Public to enable them to support this considerable in-
CoCa ...me 0,
i annual expenditure.
tentributions received by the Treasurer, Edward IVlas-
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_ _a. ; *I
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J. B. OWEN, M.A., Chairman of the Weekly Board.

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