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London, England, 1862-03-21 00:00:00

TURIN AND

SAVONA RAILWAY
NOT ICE Io COMPANY.
weilleibpe TIETIEBY GIVEN, That Scrip Certificates
Ti 51)-,Y for. delivery, in exchange for tie Bankers'
hours 'on and after MONDAY, 31st inst., between the_
Oflic;3.l aroft 2. The Banker's Receipts must be left at the
char days previous to the delivery of the Scrip,
By order of the Directors.
Gresham •
House, 18th March, 1862.

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FeONOINIIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
..i
6, New Bridge-street, ifillackfriars.
London, 7th March, 1862.
This is to Give Notice, London,
the Annual GENERAL
trOILTRT will be held at 'ciao Society's house, No. 6, New
Itriclg-e-strect, mackfriav:6, on SATIRIDAY, the 224 da 3larch, at Two o'clock '7drtroisely, to receive the Auditors' Re-
port-
of the receipts a'.1401 disbursements of the Society during
the year 1861, and to elect Auditors for the present year.
BY 0:11,,T of the Board of Directors,
ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Secretary.

THE -1
I 0
1 TECTOR ENDOWMENT, LOAN,
AND ANNUITY COMPANY.
At tiv, Annual Ordinary General 'Alee;ing of the Share-
lio h:; ers -in this Company, held on Thursday, March 20, at
theirt ollices, 34 King-street, Cheapside, the following Re-
pot' for the year ending 31st December, 1801, was unaui-
rnously adopted :
The Directors have the pleasure of meeting you on the pre-
sent occasion to lay before yon, according. to custom, the
statement of the receipts and disbursements of the Company
lor the year ,vhich ended on the 31st December last, to sub-
further yo'n a report of proceedings, and to transact such
tion 0 Pratters as devolve, in accordance with our constitu-
tion, n the Annual Meeting of Shareholuers.
,[ue Directors who retire by rotation on this occasion are
.;,uosp,e Tyler, Erg., and William Henry Thornthwaite, Esq. ;
reoOth of these gentlemen are again eligible, and have ex-
ssed their willingness to continue their services to the
-.l.o°M,.„l?arlY, and are therefore now recommended to you as
;.1“,"1-44' the list for election, by the present meeting.
1, 'le Auditors of the Co-rapany's Accounts, G-,,,0r,,,,e IL Lad-
'',l_Y, Esq, Joseph Wi.'diams, Esq., and George /.owe, Esq.,
"`„;`,6,?, how retire
is
annual custom, and all are eligible and
"itng to serve in the f3Pane capacity 'tor the current year.
STATEMENT SHEET.
.I),_Tohnis printed 'statement which has been forwarded to each
_,e r shareheAders so fully details the various operations of
V_ past yerAr, that' little Is left to be said in addition. All
o';,separtrnen'c.s of the Company's business are in most, ex-
'''`ent and efficient working order, and white this condition
Riad r, laxity . , . I„,4gti is maintained, few incidents arise sufficiently
fourcj„,n,ent, to claim attention in a (eneral Report.
-'-'eposits, as shown in the published sheet, continue to
as th a very large and important branch of the business ; and
u ?rese are neither forced by thp crumpailkof advertisement,
het (educed by the offer of high rates of filterest, we cannot
„,...,eel both that our mode of management meets the public
hinirements, and that the public feel entire confidence in
'i."'"elne. their funds in our hands. It has been our object to
ifotlcles this department as generally useful to the public as
whle ; and it has proved a convenience, not only to those
,p i_o have no immediate employment for their funds, while
114'h?'-; mortgages and other investments, but is extensively
a.....:1 in a more permtnent way by those who desire a regular
tine fin a ler their capital, and who wish at the same
,o'ne to have the power of withdrawing their deposits, wholly
14.2 n part, accueoin'rrtdi4ctfg. to their convenience, at any time when
"'Zile:n:4Tel
snificientl money advanced during the year on loan
eeaut Y shows the activity of this department. The most
and no 'and careful supervision has always been exercised,
ration and
have been spared to render this branch of ope-
'of its as beneficial as possible to those who avail themselves
the e,ln temporary difficulty, and also safe and profitable to
that`'°PlPany. As a result of this it is gratifying to state
arcs? our loans are in a most favourable condition, and that
sos itrs and mischances are remarkably few and small, though
althflarge a sum is now employed in the department; and
zadtetlnii strictly this report speaks only of the year which
last December, we may be allowed to mention, as a
loan e,.r of great satisfaction, the regularity with which our
si4ePayments are coming in at this present time.
Since the foundation of this
anSociety, somewhat over
me '7OO has been advanced on 10, and the number of tip-
ants who have been aided in this way is about 1,070,
alciti_g' an average amount of loan of rather more than £2OO
In each case. On looking back through all these transec-
ti°Ps, it is satisfactory to notice thWit, from our commence-
tient to the present time, our losses have amounted to no
More than about 1/ per cent. ot the total funds employed
during these years. This mast strike any one as a very
atnalrproportion, con F id?ring how e3p2Cially we are exposed,'
in conducting this class of business, to chances of loss, both
from the misfortunes of llorrowers and the ingenious devices
tif the fraudulent It '.ts with a real sense of' satisfaction to
br.lefiect how much substantial relief has been afforded by this
anch of our business to so many, and at times when such
I.lloPans been of the greatest value ; the profit which the
Y derives from the loan is no adequate measure of
sue services and benefit done to those who, through our
frob,ga, have been aided in their difficulties, and often saved
"%repat and pressing troubles.
la ceal,,t,° Peclopy your time unnecessarily, we will only say,
Cltest ~'.'ilair,a, that it is, and has always been, our most ear-
Corth,`:,e_t_3lre and endeavour to advance the interest of this
r,;,nY in every way, in every department—to extend it in
and a. er Qf benefit and usefUlness to fhe public at large,
and 1,;,.._k I egititnate and natural consequence, in its profits
orzae`,"-runerations to its shareholders. With our present
MOre 'FJation and staff, and above all, with our experience,
acar, than double our present funds could be employed, svith
One -sly any increase of outlay, and the Company would at
~,e take that n sition which we wish to see it occupy.
eeap'ihte Directoreorecommend that the interest on our_ share
01 a 1 for the current year be as before, namely, at the rate
'0 per cent. per annum.

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ATTENTION TO PHYSICAL VIGOUR is a
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