The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-02-19 00:00:00

TRUSTEES.

Samuel Smith, Esti.
Jonathan Thorp, Ea+
BANKERS.
Messrs. Brown, Jauson, and Cu.
SOLICITOR.
Benjamin Hardwick, Esq.
SECRETARY.
Mr. Joseph Marsh.
CONSIDERABLE facilities and privileges are' given to
Associations of the kind now formed, by an Act of Par-
liament of the 10th of George IV., intituled, An Act to con-
solidate and amend the Laws re,ating to Frieodly Societies,"
and also an Act of the ,Ith and Sth of William IV., to extend
the benefits of the same; and to obtain the benefit of these Acts
it is requisite to conform to certain Regulations; but, as these
are designed to promote the good order and security of such
Societies, it has been concluded that the National Provident
Institution should be established under their provisions.
Among the advantages afforded, by these Acts, to Societies
eonforining to their Rules, are the following :
First,—An entire exemption from all Stamp Duties on their
various transactions, which would otherwise be liable to heavy
charges.
Second,—Permission to employ any part or the whole of the
Money in Government Securities at a higher rate of Interest
than the public funds produce.
This Institution is strictly one of Mutual Insurance for the
equitable division of all Surplus Funds, not having a Pro-
prietary to participate in the Profits. The Premiums will be
found lower than most other offices founded upon the same
liberal principles.
The Assurances to be effected in this Institution, are as fol-
low:
I.—A provision for a deferred-Annuity, not exceeding £l5O,
to commence at a future period of life (such period being at the
age of not less than 50 years), and to continue until the decease
of the Annuitant.
lI.—A provision for a similar Annuity to the foregoing, but
with the condition annexed that the Premium or Premiums
paid for such Annuity shall be returned, without interest, to the
executors or administrators of the Assurer, in case he or she
shall die before the time at which the Annuity is to commence.
lII.—A provision for an Annuity, not exceeding £lOO, to
commence immediately (the Annuitant not being less than 30
years of age), and to continue during life.
IV.—A provision for the payment of any sum of money, not
exceeding £l5O, nor less than £lO, to be due as an Endowment
upvii_a Child's attaining the age of fourteen years.
-.....dinglyik9n for the payment of any sum of money, not
upon a Child's iittaiass than £5O, to be due as an endowment
years. ° - ^-,e of twenty-one or twenty-five
VI.—A provision similar, in all respects, to ,„
but with the condition annexed, that the Premium or yrt.....0r. V.
shall be returned, without interest, in case the child shall a's
before the time when the Endowment is to become due.

William Cash, Esq.
William Hargrave, Esq.

VII.—A provision for the payment of any sum of money, not
exceeding £2OO, to become due either on the attainment of auy
specified age, by such Person as shall be named in the Policy
of Assurance relating thereto, or after the expiration of any sti-
pulated numbers of years, not being less than five years.
VIII.—A provision similar, in all respects, to No. VII., but
with the condition annexed, that the Premium or Premiums
paid for the same shall be returned, without interest, to the
executors or administrators of the Assurer, in case he or she
shall die before the time when such provision shall become due.
IX.—A provision for the payment of any sum of money, not
exceeding £2OOO, upon the death of the Assurer, to any sur-
viving Relation or Nominee.
X.—A provision for the payment of an Annuity, not exceed.
ing £2OO per annum, to the Wife of the Assurer, and to con-
tinue during her life.
N.B.—ln the Fourth and Fifth Classes, Provision is made
that should the Parent or Relative who has contracted for an
Endowment on behalf of a Child die, and no person be willing
to keep up the paymenlis, the Premiums received by the Insti-
tution will he reserved for the benefit of the said Child, on his
er her attaining the age agreed upon, (but without interest.)
Further particulars may be had by applying to RICH•RD
CoAD, 25, North John-street, or Isaac Rosso/4, 24, Temple-
court, Agents for Liverpool.
Medical Referees— Dr. JEFFREY] and Mr. A. GILLON.

ST. ANNE'S CONSERVATIVE AS. CIATION.
A SPECIAL MEETING of the CON 'RVATIVES in
IV ST. ANNE'S WARD will be h 0 t the House of Mr.
Holden. Richmond-row, on TUEs!)At ext, the 23(1 instant,
at Seven o'clock in the Evening, o❑ pa' icular business.
JAS. PARKER, Chairman.
Richmond-rote, Thursday, 18th Feb., 18.36.