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ALL IN ONE DAY.
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Present Scheme tto be Drawn in One Day, sth OCTOBER)
to the Four Prizes of £20,000, sold at his Offices in the short
siace of Foar Months ; anti as he is now selling under the Last
snd Concluding Grant of Parliament for Lotteries, he trusts
his Friends and Customers will not sutler the Lotteries to ex-
tire without taking a Farewell Chance at his fortunate Offices,
Cornhill ; 26, Oxford-street ; and 7, Charing Cross, in the
Present Scheme, which contains FOUR Prizes of I:20,000,
!yht other Capitals, as under ; viz. :
q - - £20,050 4 - £5lO
• - 20,000 10 - -
1 300
4 - - - 2,050 14 - - • -
200
• - • 1, 20 - - • - 00
910 whole of which, togetherooo willt the smaller Prizes, must be
drawn on the sth of October, when the fate of every Number
it
be decided. The greatCst Novelty in the Scheme is, that
d.oeilnot contain a Single. Blank, for every Number must
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NT a GEN E R A 1.4 NI EETI NG of the SUB-
SCRIBERS to LLOYD'S, held July 28, 1824 ;
BENJAMIN SHAW, Esq. in the Chair ; 111 c following Resolutions were moved and carried unani-
aitawy ~....
1. Moved by John Mitchell, Esq.; seconded by V. F. Hi-
t°li? EN.
ii 'bat the Report of the Special Committee presented to the
ventral Sleeting, held on the 7th instant, be approved. •
1411,i:it:Jed by Robert Shedden, Esq. ; seconded by William
I.
111.1 at underwriting, in partnership firms,
(11 is subject although rendered
th„,d to the inconvenie.nce..s stated in the Report o
!l'Amunittee din particular is calculated to injure the pub-
tic -Y diminishinagnthe security
PAraFtiged In Lloyd's, may ultimately a t.A. ff• I the respectability
of insurance contracts, and wh.ich,
Illri character of that Establishment, and entinge)riitiiiioensoyfsttehtii,i,
byunderwriting. It is therefore the oi
byettnie that the most effectual measures ought to be adopted
tii_osineearoonsuo4la new by-law, to discourage sucn Practice within
3i,hSaltoved by the Chairman ; seconded by James Innes, Esq.
1,..„_, . the thanks the subscribers are due to the Right lion.
O`"1: ot Lauderdale and the Right lien. Lord ufford, fur pre.
ing petition 3 to the House of Lords on behalf of the private liderwiters, and also the Merchants and Insurance Brokers,
"Ned in effectin Al trine Insurances.
Jun.
ili:lio,,v ed by the Clu'iirman ; seconded by John Whitmore,
lap,T h i•
,ilkt thiS Meeting has the greatestsatisfaction in acknowlliedipl..-
1, "leaervices of William Thompson, Esq., M.P. as a . e.l
14iltt of the Select Committee and also in his place in Paths.-
lost.! where he zealously and ably maintained the just claims
,le"'reee.ttliscribers to Lloyd's, and the real interests of Corn-
-I;hAoved by the Chairman, seconded by Win. Pratt, jun. Esq:
(414.4%thr...e.gt4tefulracknow)edgments of the subscribers bi...
tit__ ', rhomas %i. dson, Esq. V.P. who presented one of
44:11'Pantions to the House of Commons, for his manly defence
..,,etynderwriters against the calumnies vith which th.eyfwte.rlee
o, `1" 'di for his able exposure of the injurious naturc o .
.111.
u asp sure then under consideration, and his unweari:d opposmo ' °ugh all its suiges in the lower House of Parliament.
8, }loved by the Chairman ; seconded by Oro. Shedder, Esq.
with init this Sleeting acknowledges with pleasure the readiness
rite tux Wm. Manning, Esq. M.P. undertook to presentti iki,l4l,t2tt petition Of the private underwriters, and the full and
ti, lieu Manner in which he supported the prayer of it
;4,(44- ouse of Commons, as well as his candid avowal that a
k .tt
andu which he had Supported during the war appeared to
ti"er present circumstances unnecessary and dangerous to
le Public.
7. Aloyed by the Chairman; seconded by George Brown, Esq
iiriTt the respectful thanks of the Subscribers be presented to
lilde-erlaelll'c'tbes,, Bart. Sir Francis M. Ommanney, Mr.
hal ~, n ,Vood, Alexander Robertson; Esq., Pascoe (Aren-
t! ' "sq., John Plummer, Esq., and the other :Members of the
tore ouse of Commons who, from a conviction of the injurious na-
,l.,earnd tendency of the Marine Insurance Bill, afforded to the
11;..writers their disinterested and enlightened protection, :aid
ri% !eft an impression as to its true character, w;iieh must ope-
, to the advantage of this huse.
14.11Movettl by the Chairman; seconded by J. Robinson, Esq.
riyedtt ti':' Meeting, duly appreciating the great assistance de-,
a ~,
Solicitor t ;Special Committee from the professional talents. of
2.', !, ,J. W. Fri:oilfield Esq., us also his unwearied
~t 41,,,. land constant attention to every that could tend to
•,,.:urniphs!l the purpose of their centappoint, present him with
:4".,_1 i.lecorrthal thanks, Accumpanid by a free right of admission
1). t?,. wins of the Subscribers, both of himself and his son,
li • Vet:oilfield.
12•,11oved by Thomas Wilson, Esq M.P.; seconded by
alvtd Carruthers, Esq. ~
speehina! the grateful thanks of this Meeting be presented to the
do 4, 1' emilmittee, for their arduous exertions under extraor-
t~'l..ytaend most discouraging circumstances, from which exer-
nT , picot advantageous consequences will probably result
stete",,t`vl:4_ll,alunderwritero, as well as the commercial public in
oiet,ri,',, "nttl the injuriouo effects of the new law will be to a
io.
.4:_et extent counteracted.
by Lis--I..!veg hi
Alexander Robertson, Esq. M.P. ; seconded
That !ee. Startihall, Esq.
stke,'" §peeial Committee be requested to continue their
quit
~..e Until the close of the net Session of Parliament, and
pea,.`tl,t, y, be empOwered to adopt all such measures as niay ap-
11:Trice to the
44 re,7l.iri calculated to promote the interests of this. house,
Subject which occasioned their appointment.
winiii!ti:ed by Thomas Wilson, .Esq., M.P.; seconded by
I,l,l,Thoropson, Esq., M.P.
no., t Thompson, preceding resolutions be published In the principal
-11144)tra
,12. A nu ',
et,arrinig;eiuty, Robertm.i.. Dewar, Esq.; seconded by William
hittitiut4
Jthe best thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chai
inr-
iptcji, !, ids active
anti and zealous service as Clilaut.riny of the
`• vortaultte for Ina conductthe c tr MIS day.