Life Insurance and its Practical Benefits in Society
A historical tract discusses life insurance growth over a century, naming major offices such as Equitable and European, and praising Morgan and Bailey. It outlines how life policies support families, enable credit, hold capital, and aid business continuity through varied cases from nobles with estates to tradesmen and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan Conanius
Agsayiu- Hone Lave
Mie Methapolis
Evantry
Life Department
Atmicable
Commerci
Equitable
European
London
Petican
The
Rock
Fire
Ble Insu
Hanna
William Morgan
Praveiy Baileys
Equitable Society
Hirahea
Morgan
Bailey
Oes
Lnger
Ciildren
Vartners
Chen
Waa Lal
Pwr Jouen
Insurance trusts for widows and orphans proposed in society
The piece argues insurers could act as trustees for widows and children, citing a widow left destitute after her husband died without insurance while his affairs were abroad. It notes rich individuals, through providence, as trustees of the poor and questions if insurance companies could fulfill similar roles to prevent poverty becoming visible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arother
Iheh
Tim
Way
Woellt
Beatles
Fortune
West India
Discovery in Southern Continent Reported by Captain Smith
A British master on the William of Blythe aimed for bow passage near Cape Horn last year and reached latitude 62 30, 60 west, declaring land sighted. He documented coastlines and soundings, landed and claimed New South Shetland for the Crown, noting temperate climate, mountainous coast, and sparse habitation. He documented navigation and charts before continuing to Valparaiso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Smith
William
Blythe
Northumberland
Rio Plata
Chili
Cape Horn
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
Ile
South
Shetland
Sherk
Norway
Atlantic
Pacific
Cook
South Shetland
The Late Marquis of Ormonde and Irish Nobility
A longhand historical note outlines the Fitzwalter Butler lineage becoming the Marquess of Ormonde, tracing titles from Henry II through Edward III and James I, with tales of wine duties, 1607 Kingston case, and royal interactions. It also touches on Indian and Persian affairs, a Dekkan report on Sheik Dutta, a Pekan massacre rumor, a snakebite incident near Patna, chess origins, and Lord Sandes benefiting from a deceased benefactor’s estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amonde
Oree
Ireland
Ormonde
Fitzwalter
Orre
Butler
Henry
Theobald Fitz, Walter
England
Edward IH
James 1 Boilitve
Earl of Ormonde
Yegra
Charles I
Charles II
Kingston
Dublin
Navini Beei
Royal appointments at the Court of Stuckholuy
The Foreign Office announces on August 7 that King George has appointed Percy Clinton Sidney Strathearn, Viscount Strametnid, as ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to the Sublime Porte. Milton Vamillon Miltion is named secretary to the ambassador. Additional envoy appointments to the court at Stuchholuy are also noted with further ministerial rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foreign Office
Ayipaint Tervich Vamilton
Stuchholuy
Dublin Advertising Subscriptions and Agents
Printed for the proprietors at their office in Martial street and listed are annual subscriptions and agents in Dublin Edinburgh and Dublin area. The notice names clerks and multiple advertising agents including Joabstan and Uo at the General advertising office with addresses in Suckville Street Lower Suckville Warwick Street Warwick Square and Flertes Street. The fragment references subscription pricing and agent locations without cohesive narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Martial Steel
Advertivementa
Subertiprinis
Sun Muntit Alta
Aleu
Oftls Hardy
Suckville-street
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Antarctic
Bay of Naples
Hantingdon Shire
Quan
St. Neot's
Great Paxton
Amy
Rio Janeiro
Peru
San Martin
Raccagua
Cochran
Bret
Valdivia
Cochrang
Solar
Surraten
Pena
Cientueges
Havannah
Panama
Lima
Vicerny Pecuela
Lung
Quiroga
Palller
Uren
Quiliva
Calcutta
Sheik Dutah
Sheik Dutah, Haa
Europe
Bitaly
Col. Dovéran
Ding
Marcil
Nerbuddah
Fapty
Dekkin
Sheik Dutta
Bencovlen
Pekang
Nishut
Patna
Sapir
Livter
Sandes
Legacius
Bats
Flor
Minar
Bere
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