The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-04 00:00:00

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OND ON

BANK OF
BOARD OP DIRECTORS.
CHATILDIAN.--SiT John Villic.rs Shelley, Bart., M.P.
Tron-Cirmams rt —John Griffith Frith, Esq. (Frith, Sands, and Co.)
John Edmund Anderdon, r4sq. I Thes. Luse, Esq,, M.
Col. William Elsey. Henry Morris, Esq,
Thos. Gooch, Esq. Sir Henry Muggeridge, Alder.
John Johnson, Esq. , man.
Charles Joyce, Esq. Alfred Wilson, Biel.
MANAeza—Matthew Marshall, Jun., Esq.
Assisv..k.NT-M.srages.--W. C. Moore, Esq.
SECRETARY---C. J. 11. Allen, Esq.
At the Third Annual General Meeting of
oche Shareholders, held
at the London Tavern, Bishopsgete-street, Tes, des,
h ot
August, 1858, the following Reports were read by the Secretary ;
The Directors, in submitting the Accounts to the 30th of June,
1858, have the satisfaction of reporting that the Bank has mate-
rially extended its business connection since the last Meeting of
the Proprietors, and that, although commerce has been inactive,
yet the operations of the Dank have been sound and profitable.
"It will be seen that the sum of .224,631 19s, 2d, stands to credit
of Profit and Loss Account for the past halAyear, after payment of
interest to customers. (Mt of this tam have beendefrayed current
expenses at the two Establishments; Directors' R,emuneration, and
Income Tax, which, together with bad and doubtful debts, amounts
to £9,974 Cs. 11d. The Directors have placed to credit of Profit and
LOSS New Account, £2,292 13s. Id., as rebate of Interest on Bills not
matured. They now declare a Dividend for the half-year, upon the
paid-up Capital of the Bank, at, the rate of £5 per cent. per annum
(free of Income Tax). Fromethe balance remaining at disposal
after these appropriations, the Directors have applied £l,OOO in re-
duction of preliminary expenses, and £2OO towards the cost of the
Lease of Premises at the Charing-cross Branch. They have also
added the sum of £3,320 Bs. 2d. to the Reserve or Guarantee Fund,
which now. amounts to £B,OOO, and the balance, viz., £314 145., they
carry forward to Profit and Loss New Account.
BANK OF LONDON.
LIABILITIES AND ASSETS, JUNE 30, 1853.
LE.
To Capital paid up £300,000 0 0
24,587 16 8
To Reserve Fund
To Half-year's Interest at £1 per cent 9l 15 2
4,679 11 10
To Amount due by the Bank on Current, Deposit,
and other Accounts 1,059,352 0 8
To Amount carried to credit of " Profit
and Loss Account" 33,395 16 10
Less amount paid to customers for
interest on their balances 8,763 18 8
24,631 18 2

£1,888,663 10 8

BY Investments, viz.:—
In Government Securities 2107,397 7 6
In other Securities
-- 2195,361 15 0
By Freehold Premises in Threadneedle-street 75,000 0 0
By Bills Discounted, Loans, &c.
By Cash in hand 142,531. 9 8
By Preliminary Expenses 6,017 5 5
By Lease and Buildings at Charing-cross Branch,
Furniture, &C. 2,614 8 9

£1,388,66310 8
PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT FOR THE HALF-YEAS ENDING
JUNE 30, 1858.

To half a year's Current Expenses at Head Office
and Charing-cross Branch, Bad and Doubtful
Debts, Income Tax, Directors Remuneration, &c.
To Rebate or Interest on Bills Discounted not yet
due, carried to Profit and Loss New Account......
To Amount written off—
Preliminary Expenses Account £l,ooo 0 0
Do. do. Charing-cross Lease and
Buildings, tte .....................

J:9,974 2 11

2,25.2 13 1

200 0 0

1,200 0 0

To Dividend at the rate of £5 per cent. per annum
for the half-year ending June 20, 1656
To Amount carried to Credit of nesel've Fund
To Balance carried to Front and Loss Now Account

7,109 0 0
3,820 8 2
344 14 0

£24,63118 2

By Balance of Profit brought from
last half-year .
By Do. for current half-year 23,829 1 0
---- £24,631 18 2
(Signed) ROBERT PORTER,
GEORGE THOMSON,I Auditor&
HENRY ASTE,
Examined and approved July 28, 1858.
AUDITORY REPORT.
To THE PROPRIETORS OF THE BANE. OF LONDON.
In the performance of our duties as your auditors, we have made
our usual investigation into the affairs of the Bank, and having
extowned the various accounts and securities, we report that we
find them correct.
We have much pleasure in adding that during the past year the
Bank has made material progress in the most important branches
of its business, particularly in the increase of current accounts ;
the amount on deposit account has somewhat diminished, owing
to the low rate of interest which has prevailed for some months
past.
We may add that every aid has been afforded us in our investiga-
tion by the officers of the Bank.
(Signed) ROBERT PORTER,
GEORGE THOMSON, Auditors.
HENRY ASTE,
London, July 23, 1858.

Resolved unanimously—
That the reports now read be received and printed, and a copy
sent to each proprietor.
The Chairman announced the Dividend would be payable Oa
Monday, the 9th instant.
Resolved unanimously--
That John Edmund Anderdon, Esq., be re-elected a Director of
this Bank.
That Thomas Luce, Esq., DLL, be re--elected a Director of this
Beak,
That Alfred Wilson, Esq., be re-elected a Director of this Rank,
That Robert Porter, Eq., he elected a Director of this Bank.
That Henry Aste, Esq., George Thomson, Esq., and Richard
Hartley, Esq., be elected Auditors of this Bank for the ensuing year.
That this meeting hereby authorises the Directors to call future
Ordinary General liectings at any time between the Ist day of July
and the Bth day of August as they may from time to time appoint.
That the best thanks of this meeting are hereby tendered to the
Chairman and Directors, for the able manner in which they have
Conducted the affairs of the Bank during the past halt-year,
That the thanks of this meeting be given to the Manager and
Officers of the Bank.

That the best thanks of the Shareholders are due, and are
hereby given, to Benjamin Scott, Esq,, the late Secretary, for the
eneTgy he displayed while in the service of this Batik, and that
they desire to convey to him their roost sincere congratulations
on his appointment as Chamberlain of the City of London.
(Extracted from the hlieutet)
C. J. IL ALLEN, See.
Threadneedle-street, Aug. 3, 1818.

•
ANI( of; LONDOX.;z--CTJIIREIIT
AtriOUNTA are receiVed, and ii ite balance *hail iikit at aiiy
time Miring the half-year have been below £560, interest at the
rate of 2 uc,.. r pent;;,..l:7 13ao1117) win by Nipw ed on tb,e minimum
mentlily net tieloW 411114 intetest at thh rate, of 1 per
cent. per annum will be allowed on the minimum monthly balances.
Money is Received from the public, as Well as from customers,
on deposit At scVeri dah' notice thh market rate
of the dar.,. The piOeot rate is £2 per bent. per aniittm:
cireiliar Notes and Letters of Credit issued upon every place of
importance in the world: ~ .
NO trattli* WOOLS oi °blab of:thoi34o;
y C;rcler; Id; MARSJIA.LL, jun.,
Threadneedle-street, August, ISIS.

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