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London, England, 1833-04-29 00:00:00

CAPITAL.

6. That the Capital in the first instance shall be One Million,
to be termed the Original Capital, to be subscribed in Shares of
1001. each, to be paid up by instalments, as occasion may re-
quire, of which timely notice will be given.
7. "I hat the Capital shall be further enlarged, if wanted,
after the undertaking has proved successful, by fresh issues of
Shares on the principles which have been mentioned.
S. That the Bank shall be formed as soon as half the original
Capital is subscribed.
CONDITIONS OF SUBSCRIBING, &c.

9. That a deposit of five per cent, shall be paid upon sub.
scribing.
10. That one-half the Capital shall be apportioned to the first
Subscribers, of not exceeding Fifty Shares each, in the order
of their application ; but the other half shall be distributed
with reference to the interests of the Institution.

11. That an authentic Report of the Proceedings at the Ge-
neral Meetings shall be taken, and copies sent to the Subscribers
in the country.
12. That it is proposed that the Establishment shall be desig-
nated the National Bank of England, and each Branch the
National Bank of the place where situated.

13. That these Terms and Conditions shall be subject to any
alterations or modifications which may be thought advisable by
a General Meeting of Subscribers.

Persons wishing to sutiscrihe may apply by letter, ad-
dressed to " The Committee for consiituting the National
Bink, Levant l'louse, St. Helen's-placii, Bishopsg ite-
stieet, London ;" or to any of the following pariies, who
will iereive and transmit applications for Shares, &e., to
t',e Committee, awl of whom Prospectuses may be ob.
tained :
Bolton, Messrs. S. L. and E. Haworth, Solicitors.
Bromyard, It. Dangerfield, Esq., ditto.
Cheltenham, Messrs. Stratford and Cox, ditto.
Chester, li. Kelsall, Esq., ditib.
Ca:cliff, E. P. Richards, Esq., ditto.
Dover, R. W. Watson, Esq.
Derby, F. Jessop, Esq., ditto.
Gloucester, B. Bonner, Esq., ditto.
Hereford and Ross, Messrs. Hall and Humfrys, ditto.
Hull, C. Frost, Esq., ditto.
Leominster, W. Preece, Esq., ditto.
Louth, F. Lucas, Esq., ditto.
Ludlow, Messrs. Anderson and Downes, ditto.
Manchester, T. NV. Winstanley, Esq., ditto.
Newcastle-on-Tyne, Messrs. C. and P. Fenwick, ditto.
Nottingham, C. Swann, Esq., ditto.
Ramsgate, John Mercer, Esq., ditto.
Rochdale, J. Woods, Esq., ditto.
Stockton, Messrs. Bayley and Newby, ditto.
Shrewsbury, Messrs Williams and Ford, ditto.
Stafford, T. D. Weaver, Esq., ditto.
Wakefield, T. 'ray:or, Esq., ditto.
Wareham, Thomas Phippard, jun., Esq., ditto.
Wellington, Salop, C. 11. Robinson, Esq., ditto.
Worcester, Messrs. Saunders and Helm, ditto.

The Committee will further be happy to obtain the
assistance and support of persons of respectability and
intrlizgencein diffrrent parts of the country, professional
and otherwise, who may feel a wish to extend the bene-
fits of the Institution to their respective towns or neigh-
bourhoods. This invitation is also made with reference
so places situated within sixty.five miles of London, as on
the ren-wal Of the charter of the Bank of England, the
privileges of that Company, it is understood, will be so
lir modified as not to prevent the formation of joint stock
banks in any part of the country.

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