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LANE, BARBICAN.
OYICE is hereby given, that a DIVI-
DEND on the sum of 25,0001., part of the pro-
duet of the estate and effects of the above Concern, will be
"Me and paid to and amongst the Proprietors, on pro-
ducing their certificates or other satisfactory testimonials,
at I\lo. 5, Furnival's-Inn, London, on Wednesday the 22d
day of July next, and every succeeding Friday, Monday,
and Wednesday, until the 22d day of September next, and
afler that day on every Thursday until further notice, be-
tween the hours of Eleven of the clock in the forenoon and
Three of the clock in the afternoon on each and every of
the said days, and notice is hereby further given, that all
Person claiming Shares in the Capital Stock of the Corn-
P"Y under or by reason of purchases, bequests, or other
right or title, and which have or have not been completed
by transfer or registry, as required by the deed of copart-
'ZralliP, are required, within the space of twelve calendar
the from this day, to give in their names and rights
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tines, to the Office of the Company, at No. 5, Fur-
.?;ears-Inn aforesaid, in order to the due registry thereof.—
Dated this 19th day of June, 1829.
JOHN JAMES DOLAN,
WILLIAM SWAN,
ROBERT SHEPPARD,
' CHARLES SEWELL,
CHARLES LANCASTER,
MICHAEL PRENDERGAST,
-ROBERT PRINCE,
FRANCIS KIERNAN,
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~t 4,1 sign, on receiving their dividends, will be le
Inn aforesaid, for their inspection,
:I;er the let day of July next, between the hou:
aft:l:enClock in the forenoon and Three of the
—"I°11?, until the 22d day of the same mane

Tra3tees.

be required
ft at No. 5,
, upon and
ire of Eleven
clock in the
h.

SIR HUMPHREY DAVY, BART.

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TRE •
MIRROIt OF LITERATURE,
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