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

Names of Holders.

13;122, 13,123,
',121, 13125
4°,12G & 13,127

16,133 Sc 16,434

14,308
15,54 15 541
35,520, 15'.541
15,514, 16,155.
and 17972
16,972 ........
17,954
...
13,129 Sz 13,130
53,956........

'Samuel Alexander. Thomas Benson,'
John Morrice, and Thomas Richard-
son (Assig,nees of Fry Chapman',
William Fry beint 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)

Archibald Duncan Joyce (Admor. of
Gertrude Joyce)
John Christopher Lochner
Henry Lowndes ..
John Nicholson, John Thompson, Wil-
liam Smith, and John Milner (Exors.
( of Anthony Soulby)
5 Emma Ritz,' O'Brien (widow), Extrix.
i of 'Michael O'Brien
(Jonathan Warburton (deceased), and
George Duerr, Exors. of Herman
Flathman
Dated this 10th day of March, 1862.

16,003

17,839 .... _

By order.
JOHN ORWELL PHILLIPS, Socrefi

THE PROTECTOR ENDOU MENT, LOAN,
AND ANNUITY COMPANY.
At the Annual Ordinary General Meeting of the Share-
holders in this Company, held on Thursday, March 20, at
their Offices, 34, King-street, Cheapside, the following Re-
port for the year ending 31st December, 1861, was unani-
inously adopted :
The Directors have the pleasure of meeting you on the pre-
sent occasion to lay before you, according to custom, the
ttatement of the receipts and disbursements of the Company
attl-ie year which ended on the 31st December last, to sub-
Jr. to you a report of proceediug-s, and to transact such
rther matters as devolve, in accordance with our constitu-
",,,,l, on the Annual Meeting of Shareholoers.
Ihe Directors who retireby rotation on this occasion are
I.xeorge Tyler, Esq., and William Henry Thornthwaite, Esq. ;
t'Kith of these gentlemen are again eligible, and have ex-
ressed their willingness to continue their services to the
einDany, and are therefore now recommended to you as
°lining, the list for election by the present meeting.
, The Auditors of the Company's Accounts, George H. Lad-
,,";117, Esq., Joseph Williams, Esq., and George Lowe, Esq.,
also now retire by annual custom, and all are eligible and
'Willing to serve in the same capacity for the current year.
STATEMENT SHEET.
71118 printed statement which has been forwarded to each
r our shareholders so fully details the various operations of
theP.e Past year, that little is left to be said fares adition. All
departments of the Company's business n most ex-
ceilent and efficient working order, and while this condition
end regularity is maintained, few incidents arise sufficiently
Prominelit to claim attention in a (4eneral Report.
Our Deposits, as shown in the published sheet, continue to
iorm a very large and important branch of the business ;and
as these are neither forced by the expense of advertisement,
!tor induced by the offer of high rates of interest, we cannot
but feel both that our mode of management meets the public
requirements and that the public feel entire confidence in
Placing their 'funds in our hands. It has been our objet to
render this department as generally useful to the public as
Posible ; and it has proved a convenience, not only to those
who have no immediate employment for their funds, while
seeking mortgages and other investments, but is extensively
used in a more permanent way by those who desire a regular
and fair interest for their capital, and who wish at the same
time to have the power of withdrawing their deposits, wholly
or in part, according to their convenience, at any time when
they may require it.
The statement of Money advanced during the year on loan
sufficiently shows the activity of this department. The most
constant and careful supervision has always been exercised.,
and no pains have been spared to render this branch of ope-
rations as beneficial as possible to those who avail themselves
tohteitcoinnitnealunyp.eraArys daifficulty, and also safe and. profitable. to
that onr'loans are result of this it is gratlf
vino' to state
arrears and misch in a most favourable condition, and that
1,0 large a su
although striclll rces are remarkably few and small, though
ended last D s now employed in the department; and
y this report speaks only of the year which
De we may be allowed to mention, as a
loan Matter of great sati;faction, the regularity with which our
rePaYMents are coming in at this present time.
the foundation of this Society, somewhat over
£2 27,700 has been advanced on loan, and the number of ap-
plicants who have been aided in this way is about 1,070,
making an average amount of loan of rather more than £2OO
in each case. On looking back through all these transac-
tions, it is satisfactory to notice that, from our commence-
ment to the present time, our losses have amounted to no
more than about 1/ per cent. of the total funds employed
during these years. This must strike any one as a very
small proportion, considering how especially we are exposed,
in conducting ti is class ci business, to chances of loss, both
from the misfortunes of borrowers and the ingenious devices
of the fraudulent. It is with a real sense of satisfaction to
reflect how much substantial relief has been afforded by this
branch of our business to so many, and at times when such
relief has been of the greatest value ; the profit which the
Company derives from the loan is no adequate measure of
the services and benefit done to those who, through our
means, have been aided in their difficulties, and often saved
frora great and pressing troubles.
Not to occupy your time unnecessarily, we will only say,
in conclusion, that it is, and has always been, our most ear-
nest desire and endeavour to advance the interest of this
Company in every way, in every department—to extend it in
its power of benefit and usefulness to fhe public at large,
and as a legitimate and natural consequence. in its profits
and remunerations to its shareholders. With our present
organisation and staff, and above all, with our experience,
more than double our present funds could be employed, with
scarcely any increase of outlay, and the Company would at
once take that posil ion which we wish to see it occupy.
The Directors recommend that the interest on our share
capital for the current year be as before, namely, at the rate
of £5 per cent. per annum.

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