The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-03 00:00:00

11. PREMIUMS.

I.- BENEFITS.

Snured, on araining the aze of
Fif.y. by an Annual Premium of
21. h's.

Age
next
Birth-
Vay.

Annuity.) Cash.

Policy,

s. s d. X. s. d
10 12 6 136 12 eI4 15
714 8 99 8 01156 t C
I 810 69 19 01109 19 I

Co secure, on at-
Annuity£lo 0 0
Mining the are Cash I'2B
of Fi ft
ofy,.theop- policy 2r2
I.
on

Age . Payable Payslile
next I'dyable in for
firth. annually. One Dis-
Day. Sum. parity.

-c
no ;'i do I:i. s. d.. a=d
25 3 7 3,51 15 0 14 1 9
30 425 7 165 7 431 18 0

o •
_
Secured, on attaining the age of
Co secure, on at-
Annuit
F
iffy-five, by an Annual Pre.fieifty-ve,teg Cash 113 5 0
PO icy
, Ifo 6 k twining the ae yXIO 0 0
mium of W. 12s.
'
option of ,
£ s. d. .E. s. d. 'X. s. d. 7 .£. s. d. I.Z. s. d: .£. t. d.
20 16 I'i 6 190 II 0 269 15 0 lii) 111 027 511 0 0 0
30 9 011 !0-2 S 0 145 0 C :94 217 7 13 I 5 320 410
40 I 4 3. 47 14 067.1 0 "40 6 3 5 ,70 17 553 2 6
1
______

, AnnuityXlo 00
,{Cash...... gi 150
Policy ...125 15 6

on at: ---'
Secured on attaining the age of TUr,e,,;u,re.:,. . A
Sixty, by an Annual Premium of ."•6 `''' a`' C.
or Sixty, the
21. 12s.Pi
option of
£. s. d. L. B. d. E. e. d. I£. s. d; ,z:-
so 27 11 4 259 11 0 316 15 0 20 011 11. 17'
20 15 4 9 144 19 0 101 13 01 SO 114 227 1
40 711 1 74 17 OSi 601 40 71 71f 'S 1

L. s. d. i.771[171.7.
20 OIA 11. 17.3 7 0 0 0
SO 114 22715 0 12 g 3
40 1 711 's'lo 33217 5

tang the ae
--
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frit( secrui,--o-n--itT.-- ----------...
AnnuttyZlo 0 0
Secured on attaining the age o
of Sixt fi -e
Sixty.fire, by an Annual Pre. Castr....,. 82 10 0
y. ye, mitun of 2/. 12s. the option of Policy..., 97 86
Z. s. d. X. s. (1. .t. s. d. .f= s. (1: X. s. d. 2. s„ d.
20 47 16 6 94 11 0 .60 00. i 0 010 II 10 010 0 0.0
30 16 15 10 2.21 0 0 241. 00' 30 019 6 16 7 1 7 aII
40 13 19 9 115 8 013 i 6 0, 40 .1 17 3 -.i7 SII 19 410
F. FERGUSON CAMROUX; s•r.

DESTITUTION of the POLISH REFUGEES.
The Literary Polish Association has been under the painful
necessity of notifying to nearly 180 of the brave devoted exiles of
hapless Poland that the funds, destined to the relief of the Polish
Refugees not participating in the Geverntfient grant, are completely
exhausted, and, in this unfortunate exigency, the Association ven-
tures most earnestly to solicit all friends, net only of Poland, but of
humanity,, to afford their benevolent' aid in rescuing, by their
timely subscriptions, these destitute exiles from utter starvation,
many of whom at this moment, in this city of luxury,• have not
tasted food for two or three days.
On behalf of the Council,
E. S. BLUNDELL, M.D., Hon. Secretary.
10, Duke-street, St. James's.

Subscriptions will be thankfully received by Dr. Blundell, Hon.
Secretary, at the Chambers of the Association • by Messrs. Coutts
and Co., Strand;. Cocks, Bidduiph, and Co., Charing-cross;
Smith, Payne,. and Co., King William-street ; and also by the
Editors of the Public Press.

CHAMBERS ASSOCIATION
Office, 6, WATERLOO-PLACH..
TRUSTERS.

Levi Ames, Eq. Hereford-street.
John Hardy, Esq. Portland-place.
John \Wight; Esq.... Henrietta-street.
ARCHITECT. AA NICER& •
Decimus Burton, Esq. I Messrs. Wright and Co.
The Plans and Estimates exhibited, and the Resolutions adopted
at the General Meeting, n.ay now be inspected at the Office.
-Those Subscribers, ho have not paid their deposits, are re-
quested to do so without delay, or their shares will, be allotted to
other applicants. -
For Shares, and for any further information, application must be
made forthwith to Edward Hastings, Esq., Honorary, Secretary,
6, Waterloo-place, Pall Mall ; Or to Messrs. Richardson and Pike,
2s, Golden-square.