Tre Boarde of Management. Sir Temes Beomm et al
An array of trustees and subscribers listed for a proposed life insurance company proposes a Metropolitan Board nominated trustees and a majority policy holder trustees, with terms for capital stock dividends and a restrictive governance structure. The article discusses funding, premium terms, and agent recruitment for offices in the kingdom.
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Pe Agricultural and General Life Insurance Company
New Bridge-street
Pobeetin
Accumulstad
Geerge
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Hanser Fr
Alamante Ded
K.C.H
Geiers Alexander
H.C James Duff
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TRE Boarde OF Management
Sir Temes Beomm
Coulston
Wiliam Bell
Princes-street
Hanover-square
Richard Besar
Wigmoreietreet
Calvendish-square
Aferender Gordon
Flodger-street
Wwestinster
Heartby Feats
Bromps
Ton-Equare
Londow
Lomerent
Smwaz
Rosneh
Feyrlédey Arenes
Mars
Eerie Post Slo Capelte
Asduratte
Ibs Rexalt of
Mily
Oy Berardenus
Bolic
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Metropolitan Board
Pollay
Ritiata
Whi Gan
Cree Sas
Equitable Securities Neon
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Sane
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C. F. Kirkman
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Blackthare
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Eastern Railway Tender Notice and Miscellaneous Ads
Directors invite tenders to purchase forfeited shares at a set price with deposits and quick payment terms. Also a finishing school vacancy, marble and stone works offerings, publisher notices, Colnaghi prints, royal portrait reissues, and Johnson's American soothing syrup advertised with address and price details.
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Eastern Railway
Coleman-streat
London
Compee
Regency Bill Debate Opens Regency Contingencies
Lords debate on the Beers and Ecclesiastical Duties Bills with petitions from clergy against the Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill. The Regent question dominates as the Duke of Sussex and Melbourne address succession, custody of the infant, and marriage constraints for a potential Regent.
Royal debate on regent bill halves and foreign influence
In a Lords session the royal highness speaks on the regent bill noting two contingency limits while opposing extended provisions. The lord chancellor supports prudence and warns against legislate by anticipation. Debate shifts to marriage provisions and foreign influence risks for male versus female regents. The Marquis Westmeath and Marquis Normanby clash over temperance remarks. petition for John Thorogood is noted as the house adjourns.
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Prince of Wales
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England
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Duke of Kent
George LII
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Abe
Parliament
Dabker
Eget
Scotland
Marquis of Westmeath
Ireland
Felng
Irelland
Teisiperante Society
Westareaib
Normanby
Lord Westmeath
Engleh
Marquis of
Poor Law Amendment Bill debated in House of Commons
Continuous coverage of parliamentary actions includes plans to reintroduce the Poor-law amendment bill next session and related registration proposals. Ministers face opposition from Mr. Muntz while other bills advance and committee reports are scheduled for tomorrow.
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Poor Law Commission
the Courier of
W. Attwood
J. Russell
Sesside
Muntz
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Bank of Ireland
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Gorbals
Loughborough
Kettlestone
Ireland
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Rawes
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Pigott
Irish Court of Exchequer
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Lord Morpeth
Court of Chancery (Ireland
Lurt Morpeth
L Cave
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