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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 07, 1865

Page

8

Bank of Jamaica amalgamation boosts colonial bank profits

The fifty fourth half yearly meeting at the London Tavern chaired by Mr. Marriott approved a net half year profit of 36,868 19s 10d and a 12 percent ordinary plus 1 percent extraordinary dividend. Directors noted rising colonial prices and high interest, announced transfer of Bank of Jamaica business to this bank for 10,000, and appointed new auditor James Scott with Mr Eden Colville filling a vacancy.

London Tavern C. Marriott London Banker’s Colonies Bank of Jamaica Colonial Bank Eden Colville Henry Bruce James Scott Colville

Circulation of Private and Joint-Stock Banks in the UK

The Bankers' Magazine reports four week circulation data for England and Wales private and joint-stock banks ending December 10, combined with Scotch and Irish figures and Bank of England bullion levels to show UK note circulation changes. English private banks and joint-stock banks remain below fixed issue while Scotch banks exceed it. Irish banks are below fixed issue. Bullion held by the Bank of England rose to 13,953,517 with bullion increases from prior months. Gold and silver held by Scotch and Irish banks rose to 4,693,985, up from the previous return and year.

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Addie wins against Western Bank liquidator in Edinburgh trial

In Edinburgh the eight day Jury Court trial led by the Lord President concluded with a verdict for Mr. Addie, coal and iron master of Viewpark, Lanarkshire, against the late Western Bank liquidator and partners for £10,315 plus calls and interest totaling about £35,000.

Western Bank Scotland Edinburgh Court of Session Addie Viewpark Lanarkshire Torrens Andrie Mr. Torrens Taylor Mr. Addie

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