The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-12 00:00:00

NETHERLANDS LAND ENCLOSURE
COMPANY.
At the Ordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Gm-
Vn3', held at the in w Bath Hotel, Rotterdam, on SATURDAY, the
'thJulY last, the following Bvsolutio.is were passed, viz. :
Resolveit,
1. That the Report of the Directors, as now read, together with
I,▪ 1e Balance-sheet of the Company, made up to the 3 .:th April last,
e received and adopted.
2. That this Meeting anproves of and adopts the plan, as nroposed
by the Repot, for re-organi. ing the C, mpany, and requests the Direc-
tors to t 41ce all recess try st ps for carrying the same into effect.
3. That it 'appearing from the said Re. ort that no portion of the
t!>xttt of 25.0.00 n/., authorised •io be raised by the issue of the Com
pans'"
Deb ntures, by the second res lotion pass. d at the Annual
General Meetmg of the Company, and held on the 29th of July.
.1▪ 343, has been raised, the Me,t ng doth he e,iy rescind such resoM -
'lon, and the power thereby given to raise the said sum, or any part
thereof, by the Issue of the said d bentures
4. That the Meeting do now adjoAm until after the Special Gene-
ral Meeting of this Compan, shall have Seen
A Speei Gener..l Meeti!,g of the Company having assembled,
Pltr.uant to the advertisement for that purpose, as required by arti-
cle 49 of the Statute of the Conn any, the following resolution was
Passed

Resolved,—That the proposed modifications of the statutes of tl'e
COmpany, as now read to thi- Meet:mr, be, and the cane are, hereby
ad• Pled, and that such modifications be submitted to his Majesty for
ratific tion.

The a .journel ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders having
resumed, the following resolutions were passed, viz.:—

Rem;lverl,

1. That this Meeting authort,es the Directors to borrow on bonds
sums not exceeding 100,0001.-under .‘rticle 19 of the amended sta•
tutes of the Company, as al:reed to and adopted at the spe LAI Gene-
ral Meeting of the Company, he d this dAy ; -uch bonds to be issued
in conformity with the said statutes, in su h manner, at stub periods,
and ui.de such conditions as the Board ut Directors may think pro-
Per to Bete mine. .

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2. That this Meeting authorises the Directors to issas 6,250
shares of 101. each, upon the terms and conditions of article 7 of the
said amended sta utes _ _ .

3. That M. Toe I:aer, one of the Directors of the Company, re-
tiring by rotati, n, be te•e ected a Director of this Company.
4, That Citarks Morn on, jun . Eeq , be z lected a director of this
Company, in the place of John Masterman, jun , Esq., a Director
retiring by rotation.
5 That Samuel Beale, Esq ,he elected a Director of this Corn-
In the place of John Hz.trvey Asttil, Esq., a Director retiring
by rota, ion.
6. That he present Commissioners of Accounts of this Company
De re-elected as Commis•ioaers tor the ensuing year.
•F SSON, Secy.
t kAdolaide-place, London-bridge, Aug. 4, 1854.
report of str. Robert ,tephenson. 31. P , and Mr. Bidder, on
~theire recent Personal inspectlonof the Company's operations 'in the
In will be r aly for d'strllyttion, and may be had on applica-
tion at the Company's Offices on the 11th in. t.

NDISPIITABL E LIFE POLIO Y
COMPANY.
Incorporated by Act of Parliament.
• 72, Lombard-street, London.
TRUSTERS
Richard Malins, Esq., Q.C. M.P. I Richard Spooner, Esq., M.P.
Jbhn Campbell Renton, Esq. James Fuller Medea., q.
William Wilberforce, Eso.
As a FAMILY Flummox, or for present use in borrowing money, a
Palley of this Company is peculiarly valuable. It removes all doubt
and anxiety as to the payment of the sum assured, and forts a com-
Plete and INEooTIABLE SEcnarrY; all questions as to age, health,
habits, employment, health and longevity of relatives, and other
iDaLtleulars (which, by the usual p notice, a e kept open for further
in
gain, phrn the claim arises), are held as finally setts' when the
Puilcy is issued.
tuCh'ing to this important improvement, introdacg certainty into
.7.0 Practice of Life Assurance, toe success of this C impany has been
:I_4eY as to have enabled the members, at their last annual meeting,
to declare a REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT. upon the premiums of all
Policiesa of five years' standing.
.2%liway I,olic'es are granted to memberi of the Company, to con-
n'u in force during the who eof life, on payment of only one pre-
ultra of four shillings tor each 10 1. assured.
ALEX. ROBERTSON, Manager.
BANK OF DEPOSIT',
lib. 3, PALL MALL EAST, LONDON.
Established A.D. 1844.
IFI/ Mil es desirous of INVESTING MONEY are
a .uht raserl to examine te P 1 ,n of th Instittion. by sra rate of Interest may be h
obtained with perfect security. which
Interest payable in January and July.
Prospt. PETE it MORRIAON, Managing Director.
calses and Forms for oPening Accounts sent free on application

EASTERN
ASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY.-
fur .. The Directors are prepared to receive TENDERS for LOANS,
a Period of Three Years. on thr Se nrity of the Company's De-
bentures, bearing interest at the rate of 4% per cent. per annum.
Bi J. B. OWEN, eecretary.
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—oMate Station, August 3, 1854.
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