South-Sea House, October 15, 1720. By virtue and in pursuance of a late act of Parliament, entituled, An act for enabling the South-Sea Company to increase their present capital stock and fund, by redeeming such publick debts and incumberance as as are therein mentioned ...
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1720
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Stocks; Early works to 1800; Public Debts; South Sea Company
Other titles: By virtue and in pursuance of a late act of Parliament, entituled, An act for enabling the South-Sea Company to increase their present capital stock and fund, by redeeming such publick debts and incumberance as as are therein mentioned
Notes: Remainder of title: [blank] having subscribed into the capital stock of the said Company, the annual sum of [blank] which [blank]h[blank] w[blank] possessed of in the irredeemable debts here under mentioned [blank]he [blank] thereby intituled to [blank] in the capital stock of the said Company, the midsummer-dividend of 10 l. per cent being included, and credit is given h[blank] for the same in the books of the said Company, and h[blank] [blank] also to be paid in money the sum of [blank] being h[blank] proportion for the aforesaid annual sum, according to the terms and conditions appointed and agreed to by the court of directors of the said Company.

At head of table: 9 per cent.

From the library of Hugh Bancroft.

Library's copy completed in manuscript: [Ulrick Horritner] having subscribed into the capital stock of the said Company, the annual sum of [Fifty Four Pounds] which [blank]h[e] w[as] posessed of in the irredeemable debts here under mentioned [blank]he [is] thereby intituled to [Two hundrd. Fifty One Pounds Eighteen Shill.] in the capital stock of the said Company, the midsummer-dividend of 10 l. per cent being included, and credit is given h[blank] for the same in the books of the said Company, and h[e] [is] also to be paid in money the sum of [Two pounds] being h[is] proportion for the aforesaid annual sum, according to the terms and conditions appointed and agreed to by the court of directors of the said Company.