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ADVERTISEMENTS.
(MUTUAL)
SSUEANOE SOCIETY.
Sums Assured and Bonuses exceed . £20,000,000
Accumulated Fund, 6,200,000
Annual Revenue, 800,000
The New Assurances during last year (1875) amounted to
A Million and a Quarter Sterling.
THE SOCIETY being purely Mutual, the Policy Holders Share among them the
whole Profits, which are distributed every Seven Years in the form of Bonus
Additions to the Sums Assured, proportionate, not only to the Original Sum in
the Policy (as is commonly the case), but to Past-vested Bonuses as well. By
this equitable arrangement, Increasing Bonuses are allocated to Members who, by
survivance, contribute largely to the Fund; while those who die early are not
deprived of their fair share of the Surplus.
EXAMPLES of TOTAL SUMS payable under POLICIES of £1000
becoming Claims in 1876.
Year of
Entry.
Policy with Vested
Bonus Additions at
31st December, 1873.
Intermediate
Bonuses,
1874, 1875, and 1876.
Guarantee Fund
(taking Age 35)
and Interest ttiereon.
Total.
1817
1820
1830
1845
1865
1870
£2726 9 4
2310 15 9
2017 7
1536 19 9
1141 3 2
1066
£114 10
97 1
84 14
64 11
47 18
44 15
4
1
3
1
7
5
£128 15 6
108 3
85 4 2
46 6 3
10 6 4
4 10 2
£2969 15 2
2515 17 1
2186 19
1647 17 1
1199 8 1
1115 5 7
No one can read results so large and striking without seeing that they fully
account for the confidence now so extensively placed in the Scottish Widows'
Fund Society as a Life Assurance Institution possessing every element of
Stability, Productiveness, and Promise of undiminished Benefits to the Assured.
SAMUEL RALEIGH, Manager.
J. J. P. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Head Office — 9 St. And.re\v Square, Edinburgh.
GLASGOW 0iFFI0E~114 WEST GEOKQE STEEET.
J. G. C. CHEYNE, Besident Secretary.
March, 1876.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
(MUTUAL)
SSUEANOE SOCIETY.
Sums Assured and Bonuses exceed . £20,000,000
Accumulated Fund, 6,200,000
Annual Revenue, 800,000
The New Assurances during last year (1875) amounted to
A Million and a Quarter Sterling.
THE SOCIETY being purely Mutual, the Policy Holders Share among them the
whole Profits, which are distributed every Seven Years in the form of Bonus
Additions to the Sums Assured, proportionate, not only to the Original Sum in
the Policy (as is commonly the case), but to Past-vested Bonuses as well. By
this equitable arrangement, Increasing Bonuses are allocated to Members who, by
survivance, contribute largely to the Fund; while those who die early are not
deprived of their fair share of the Surplus.
EXAMPLES of TOTAL SUMS payable under POLICIES of £1000
becoming Claims in 1876.
Year of
Entry.
Policy with Vested
Bonus Additions at
31st December, 1873.
Intermediate
Bonuses,
1874, 1875, and 1876.
Guarantee Fund
(taking Age 35)
and Interest ttiereon.
Total.
1817
1820
1830
1845
1865
1870
£2726 9 4
2310 15 9
2017 7
1536 19 9
1141 3 2
1066
£114 10
97 1
84 14
64 11
47 18
44 15
4
1
3
1
7
5
£128 15 6
108 3
85 4 2
46 6 3
10 6 4
4 10 2
£2969 15 2
2515 17 1
2186 19
1647 17 1
1199 8 1
1115 5 7
No one can read results so large and striking without seeing that they fully
account for the confidence now so extensively placed in the Scottish Widows'
Fund Society as a Life Assurance Institution possessing every element of
Stability, Productiveness, and Promise of undiminished Benefits to the Assured.
SAMUEL RALEIGH, Manager.
J. J. P. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Head Office — 9 St. And.re\v Square, Edinburgh.
GLASGOW 0iFFI0E~114 WEST GEOKQE STEEET.
J. G. C. CHEYNE, Besident Secretary.
March, 1876.
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Description | Directories of individual Scottish towns and their suburbs. |
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Description | Around 700 Scottish directories published annually by the Post Office or private publishers between 1773 and 1911. Most of Scotland covered, with a focus on Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee and Aberdeen. Most volumes include a general directory (A-Z by surname), street directory (A-Z by street) and trade directory (A-Z by trade). |
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