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London, England, 1857-03-10 00:00:00

BANKERS.

The City Bank, London.
The National Bank of Scotland. And Branches.
The Aberdeen Town and County Dank. "
boracnoßs—Mesers. Young,Vallings, and Jones, St. Mildred's
132. Court, London.
-OXERs—Messrs. Carden and Whitehead, Royal Exchange

Buildings, London.
SECRETARY (PRO TEM. )—Charles Grainger, Esq.
Offices-24, Gresham-street, London.
This Company is formed to work the Copper in the Bon-
Accord Property, situate immediately adjoining the famous
Burra Burra Mines, in South Australia.
No Shareholder will incur any liability beyond the amount
:tt the Shares allotted. And no call, beyond the Ten Shil-
lings Per Share paid on allotment will be made within Six
Months.
Applications for Shares must be made in the form
annexed to the Prospectus. Each applicant for
Shares will be required to pay in to one of the Bankers
of the Company, Five Shillings per Share, on the
llotaber of Shares applied for, in part payment of the Deposit
Of Ten Shillings per Share, in exchange for which a Receipt
will be given, and which Receipt must accompany the Appli-
cation. In the event of the Directors allotting less than the
whole number applied for, the amount paid in to the Bankers
Will be applied towards the Deposit of Ten Shillings per Share,
payable on the number of Shares allotted, but in case no al-
lotment be made, the money so lodged will be forthwith re-
turned to the applicant in full.
Prospectuses, with Mining Reports, Plans of the Property
and the Township, Forms of Application for Shares, and
Bankers' Receipts for Deposits, may be had of Messrs. Car-
den and Whitehead, Stockbrokers, 2, Royal Exchange Build-
ings, or at the offices of the Company, 24, Gresham-street,
London.

London, 7th March, 1857.
N.B.—The Prospectus of the Company, which will be
found inserted at length in the " Times" Newspaper of Mon-
day, the 9th, and in the "Daily News" of Tuesday, the 10th
of March, 1857, will be forwarded on application.

CONSERVATIVE LAND S 0 C lET Y.
The following Report of the Executive
Committee of the Conservative Land Society, at the
Eighteenth Quarterly General Meeting of the Members, held
at the offices, 33, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, this
day, was unanimously agreed to :
" The Executive Committee, in presenting their Eighteenth
Quarterly Report, have the pleasure of informing the members
that the sale of the Kentish Town Estate was commenced on
the 22d of January with such a satisfactory allotment,
se to afford the confident expectation of the disposal of
the remaining plots befor the end of the financial year. So 'ne
of the best sites may still be selected on this valuable
Property, although nearly 10,0001. in amount was realised on
the first day. The ground will forthwith be cleared—the
timber and materials having been sold by auction—and pub-
lic tenders for the roads and drains will be obtained without
delay, Building operations in the York Road frontage by
Allottees have been already projected, and will be carried eut
this spring.
The next Allotment has been fixed for the 2d of April next,
w_hen the Estate in Taunton, in West Somersetshire, will be
Trered. As this property is situated in the centre of the
-,43:13, dose te the Market-place, a prompt sale of the Thirty
Plate into which the Estate has been divided is anticipated.
On this occasion the Holders of Rights of Choice will have
more than ordinary opportunities of selecting from Choice
xAtates, inasmuch as the Executive Committee have resolved
to allot the Three Villa Residences on the St. Margaret's Es-
tate, situated on the, read near Richmond Bridge, and oppo-
site the Ansa Villas. This is the first time that houses leased
and occupied have been allotted by the Board ; and in order
to afford every accommodation to the Members desiring such
an advantageous investment, theßorrowing Power to the ex-
tent of Two Thirds of the cost of each Villa Plot will be
allowed.
The returns of the business for the December quarter were
only brought up to the 16th of that month in the last report.
The figures now stand thus :

Shares in ;hares Total ,
progress. z.ompleted Shares. Rcee!pts.
----- — ____
X s. d.
Grand Totals tot 10 516 1,998 12,014 256,504 17 9
Michaelmas,lBBg, '
Quarter ending } 144 54 198 10,786 19 5
Dec. 25, 1856....
---- --____
Grand totals to 1
Chrlstmas, 1856.. i 10,660 2,052 12,712 267,291 17 2
Returns from Dec.
25,1856, to March}
7, 1857.,......., 315 66 381 17,678 210
Grand Totals to -----
March 7, 1857 1 10,975 2,118 13,093 284,970 0 0

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Sale of land from December
March 7th, 1857

25th, 1856, to

£10,813 15 6

Total land sold to March 7th, 1857

Withdrawals from September 16th, 1856,
to March 7th, 1857

Total withdrawals from the formation of
the Society to March 7th, 1857 £39,783 14 7

The Returns of the Register of Order of Rights are as fol-
low :

Total.
6,257

Completed. Drawn. Seniority.
2,344 2,582 1,331
Deduct Rights exercised on Estates, Building Ad.
Tames, &c.

Unexercised Rights

The last share on the Register of Rights by seniority, after
this day's drawing, will be about No. 5 352; and the last share
taken up to the 7th inst. was No. 13,093.
The Executive Committee, now that the contests in East
Sussex and in West Kent have been decided, the former in
fair of the Conservative Candidate, cannot refrain from
again drawing attention to the annexed passage from their
First Annual.
1853 :-- Report, presented to the members in December,

was primarily esta-
blished In respect to the increase of the franchise, it is neces-
sary to repeat here, that the Society
ntoaiblan
Wished as a defensive measure, and they have reaso
proud that the
main principle—that of co-operationas the
mutual assistance
fessors,
will be amply proved, inasmuch
medical Pro
artisan, the operative, the trdesman,
members of the legal profession, clergymen, officers of thae,
army and navy, men of science, members of the fine anen.
members of universities, and the sons of peers will be
.11
abled through the instrunaentality of the society, to obtain
the most ancient mode of
hold Franchise ; the suffrage in this country—the Free-
Society being the su principal object of tho foundation of the
land owes its prosperity, "
prosperity
of that constitution to which Eng-
The Committee have the laigheit
gratification in recording
the good faith with which nearly
secured
all the Allottees
the franchise through the instrumentality of the who Conservative
Land Society have acted in the two electoral struggles in
West Kent and East Sussex, As these electionsu) lied
the first opportunity of testing the political opisniolipis of
those persons who have been placed on the Register, the
returns of the polling wore looked for with much in-
that
The Executive Committee feel a pride in Stalin
that their brother-electors, composed of all classes of
Y attended at
the community, who, but for this would have
been without a county Society,qualification, faithful] their respective polling-booths. Tho exceptions
amounted to 8 per cent, of the nbers registered Only
through the Society in the two counties Many voters
came from distant parts of the country ; and the Committee
have heard of many instances in which no small amount of
inconvenience was sustained by the Allottees. The anticipa-
tions of the Executive Committee in their Report of 1853
have thus been fully realised, and, politically as well as com-
mercially, the success of the Conservative Land Society has
been amply tested and established, and for the continuance
of which the utmost exertions will be cheerfully made.
RANELAGH, Chairman.
CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, Secretary,
Offices, 33, Norfolk-street, Strand,
London, W, C., March loth, 1857

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