The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-03-29 00:00:00

PROGRESS DURING FIVE MONTHS.

Subscribed capital £125,000
Numb r of shares taken 2500
Amou t already received
The Rights of Choice on the Society's Estates are now at a
considerable premium.
SUBSCRIPTIONS on SHARES may be PAID DAILY at
the offices. '

Prospectuses and forms of application for Shares will be
duly forwarded on application to the Secretary.
No restriction on the number of Shares held by one mem-
ber. Shares may be paid up in such instalments as a Sub-
scriber may think fit, so that it be at the rate of not less than
Ss. per month. _ _

Vost-office orders for 12s. 6d., in the name of the Secretary,
payable at the Post-office, 282, Strand, London, will insure
Subscribers immediate possession of their shares.
Shareholders are entirely free from any liability beyond
the amount of their subscriptions.
Three per cent. interest allowed on completed shares, and
on any payments of a year's subscription and above. No
shares issued until the first payment thereon has been received
at the office.

The CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY is entitled to sup-
port, both on Constitutional and Commercial grounds, offer-
ing, as it does, to every class and in every station of life,
facilities to acquire the franchise in any county, and affording
means to the frugal apd industrious to render themselves in-
dependent, by securing Property and Independence. It is a
scheme which entails the exercise of prudence and economy
on the persons who make investments therein—females and
minors equally sharing in its financial advantages. To the
wealthy man, the prompt acquirement of a vote in any county
lie may desire is readily insured ; and he will also be entitled
to participate in the profits arising from the sale of acquired
rights. The .Society involves not the slightest personal
responsibility,'and its benefits and advantages are fairly dis-
tributed among all classes of the Members. Pecuniary as well
as electoral considerations, consequently, point out the Con-
servative Land Society as peculiarly calculated to accomplish
results of vital importance to the community, either as a
profitable investment, or as an easy and speedy mode of
acquiring the franchise.

- CHARLES LEWIS GRUNEISEN, Secretary.
°fees, 33, Norfolk-street, Strand. London.

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