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Annuity Notes
Interest Table
Shewing what sums [+] [+] supposing this note to be circulated and received at par will, on each day in each [half]
year, be to be allowed and paid, [+]2 [+]2 as between individual and individual, [by an individual
receiving the same the note
in change or payment from another
individual,]</del> on the score of interest, for the
number of days elapsed between since the last pay-day
for the payment of dividends on Annuity Notes, and
that over and above the principal sum of £6. 6s,
and the amount of such dividend or number of
dividends of 1:10 3/4 3s:9 1/2 (if any) as shall remain
unreceived.
N.B. the sum expressed by in pence
in the Table, is to be a
N.B. On any day intervening between any two
of the days expressed in the Table, to the number of
pence corresponding to the earliest of those two Tabular
days, is to be added a farthing for every other
day that has elapsed intervened since such Tabular day. The day
of the transaction i:e: of the passing this note is to be reckoned
as one day: and but no interest is to be allowed
for any single day.
Or this,
The Table gives the pence: the farthings when any
are to be added, may easily be seen by reckoning the
additional days that have intervened from any one of the days
specified in the Table. For a single odd day no interest
is to be allowed: but the day on which the transaction
passes is to be reckoned as one. In a Leap Year
no interest is to be allowed for the 29th of Feby.