The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-02 00:00:00

To be iLet.

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9-10 be LET, spacious BONDED vonirs, in Ge9rge's-
IL street, near the Exchange. Aitply to Mr. Tnuswi
CARSON, Solicitor, North Johu-street.

/b.;OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the TOLLS arisint.
at the 01l Gates upon the Turnpike toad between War:
ungton and
T Wigan, in the county of ancaster, called or
known by the names of Hulme and P obeiton Gates, will be
LET by AUCTION to the best Bid er, at the house of Mr.
Thomas May, the Legh Arms Hotel, in Newton within Mac-
kerfield, in the said county', on TR tia'snA y, the 22d day 'of De-
cember neat, at Twelve o'i:joek at'NOon, in the manner directed
by the. Acts of Parliament now in fori:C " For regulating Tun,-
pike Roads," which 'Tolls produced" the 'last year the Stint of
i:1,38.5 above the expenses of collecting them, and Willie put
up at that sum. Whoever happens to be the 'best bidder must
at the same time pay one month in advance (if required) of the
'Rent at which such Tolls may be let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to the satisfaction of the Trustees of the said
Turnpike Road for payment of-the remainder monthly or other-
wise, as way be then ordered. Dated this 9th day of Novem-
ber, 1836. JOHN FITCHETT, Clerk to the Trustees

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SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND LIFE ASSURANCE
Founded on the original Basis of •
THE LONDON EQUITABLE.
vaasinimr.
The Right Hon. the'Earl of Rosebery.
VICE-PREsIDENTS.
The Right Hon. Chas. Hope, Lord Presidentef Court of Session.
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His Grace the DUke of Beet:leech and Queertsberry, K.G.
,
The Most Noble the Marquis ofr I weeddale,
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder, of Fountainl , Bart.
(All being, together with the whole hod of Directors, Ordinary
and Extraordinary, in terms of the aws. Members Of, and
personally connected with the Society, by Assurances of more
than thre.e Years' standing.)
This is the oldest and most extensive Lt Fit OFFICE in Scotland.
INSTITUTED A.D. 1815.
HEAD OFFICE, EDINBURGH,
5, St. Andrew-street.
Present Accumulated Fund ciceeding Half
Thousanda Pound Million Skrling.
Annual Revenue eXceeding One Hundred s,
WHOLE PROFITS BELONG TO THE ASSURED.
ruIll: Additions made by way of bonus to the policies of this
On
sums
lceyary
according
to
assured,
Assurances granted to any extent, not exceeding £5OOO, 0„
p aproved .Lives. tillifetydutorait'iionne opfetrliceerpiti;l(ienyt.h: capital
No Life Office in Great Britain, since the Equitable, of Lon-
don, enacted its restricting by-law of 1810, has been enabled to
afford equal advantages to the assured,
Its Funds and 'Revenues are in a state of the most rapid
increase.
Farther additions, in proportion to the amount and standing
of the policies, will be declared at the approaching third pe-: •
riouical investigation.
The causes which have led to the extraordinary
so
of
this office, and which have enabled it to declefe so large addi-
tions, may be easily traced:—
It was founded, and has all along linen conducted, 5' the
sure basis of calculation.
The safety of the data from hich its fables of rates are de-
duced, had been amply moved by the lung and successful
experience of the E.quilatle.
The utmost economy, consistent with provision for an efficient
management, has been observed throughout.
The seiectiou oi lives has been rigidly attended to.
Its fowls have been successfully invested. •
It has been uniformly prompt and liberal in its settlements.
It is wholiy free front the nurtlien and conflicting interests of
a PRoPRIET kit Y.
II has utterly discountenanced the objectionable practice of
p”ing to Solicitors, or other parties unconnected with the
office, large coturnissions, as an inducemelit to bring as-
surances ; and
The rules for the distribution of the Surplus Fund or profits has
been proved to be alike founded On equity and experience.
While,_from.the operation of these causes, this Office has been
enabled to economise to the utmost in behalf of the assured, the
cost at which the valuable beneffis.of Life Assurances ore ob
tained; its advantages are by nu means limited to this
Its large and rapidly increasine capital and revenue, and the
• ' well-known promptitude and liberality of its settlements,
have long since opened up and still secure to it, in a progres-
sively increasing ratio, all those sources of profitable busi-
ness, which the most favoured proprietary bodies or trading
insurance companies can command.
The profits front those classes of. temporary, deferred, and
other assurances, which, it has been found expedient to ex-
clude from ally participation in the Surplus I. viols, as also
the pridits front lapSed aril surrendered policies, and front
successful investuteets of capil:il, are all equally available
to this Society as to proprietary instiraure companies.
The important difference is to be found, and to be found onlY,
in the application of .the prVits :
In proprietai y companies, their operation is exhibited in in-
creasing the value of the proprietors' stock, and raising
their dividends.
In this institution, as the profits belong wholly to the assured,
their operatiell is seen ill these large additions, which, as in
the case of the London Equitable, %ill undcubtedlv render
a policy opened in this office, and steadily kept up (hiring
the %%hole period of a prolonged life, a very valuable iuhe-
ritance indeed.
Assurances completed before the books are closed ler the cur-
rent year, have theimporlant advantage of a fail year's stointing
over these delayed till the commencement of another year.
For Tables of Elates. 8:e. ;Ipply to
ARTHUR OUGHTEL SON and Co.,
Exchange-piece, Agents for Liverpool.