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<p><del>26</del> 27. That in reparation of the damage that <lb/>may <del>be done</del> come to be sustained by accident <lb/>or wear and tear, a Note torn or defaced <lb/>be exchanged at the Head Office through the <lb/>medium of any Sub Office, on payment of <lb/>the same fee <hi rend='superscript'>[15]</hi> as in <add>the original </add> bespeaking <add>of</add> a note: the old note standing in <lb/>2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> as a fee to the Master of such Sub-Office <lb/>lieu of deposit money. </p> | |||
<p>That the mode of providing be similar to that <lb/>presented as above in relation to Notes bespoken <lb/>by payment of deposit money: and that the <lb/>above for if 2<hi rend='superscript'>d</hi> be payable, one penny on the <lb/>delivery of the Old Note, and<lb/> <del>delivery</del> <add>requiring</add> of the Memorandum of Application, the <lb/>other in <add>the</add> receiving <del>them</del> of the fresh Note — <del>and</del> <lb/>That the N<hi rend='superscript'>o</hi> of the fresh note be the same <lb/>with that of the old one: <hi rend='superscript'>[16]</hi> and the old notes, <lb/>after having been <del>canc</del> marked as cancelled, <lb/>be preserved at the Head Office, <del>ready</del> in readiness<lb/> to be recurred to at any time, in<lb/> suspicion of fraud.</p> | |||
<p><del>27</del> 28. That a Homily <add>Note?</add> to be read in Churches<lb/> be composed <add>and</add> by the authority and under the <lb/> direction of the persons by whom Forms of Prayer <lb/>for particular occasions are composed, recommending<lb/> <del>the</del> to the labouring classes the acquisition <lb/>of Annuity Notes by showing the advantages <lb/><del>that</del> <add>that may be derived from this species of property</add> as well as a moral as in an economical<lb/> point of view by industrious persons to<lb/> themselves and <add>their</add> families, by laying up a provision <lb/>against sickness <del>and</del> accidents and old age, & the encouragement <lb/>of sobriety and frugality, and the <lb/>proportionable discouragement of drunkenness and every <!-- sentence finishes in the margin -->other species of dissipation and extravagance. </p> | |||
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8
II Sale
26 27. That in reparation of the damage that
may be done come to be sustained by accident
or wear and tear, a Note torn or defaced
be exchanged at the Head Office through the
medium of any Sub Office, on payment of
the same fee [15] as in the original bespeaking of a note: the old note standing in
2d as a fee to the Master of such Sub-Office
lieu of deposit money.
That the mode of providing be similar to that
presented as above in relation to Notes bespoken
by payment of deposit money: and that the
above for if 2d be payable, one penny on the
delivery of the Old Note, and
delivery requiring of the Memorandum of Application, the
other in the receiving them of the fresh Note — and
That the No of the fresh note be the same
with that of the old one: [16] and the old notes,
after having been canc marked as cancelled,
be preserved at the Head Office, ready in readiness
to be recurred to at any time, in
suspicion of fraud.
27 28. That a Homily Note? to be read in Churches
be composed and by the authority and under the
direction of the persons by whom Forms of Prayer
for particular occasions are composed, recommending
the to the labouring classes the acquisition
of Annuity Notes by showing the advantages
that that may be derived from this species of property as well as a moral as in an economical
point of view by industrious persons to
themselves and their families, by laying up a provision
against sickness and accidents and old age, & the encouragement
of sobriety and frugality, and the
proportionable discouragement of drunkenness and every other species of dissipation and extravagance.
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II Sale |
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Recto"Recto" is not in the list (recto, verso) of allowed values for the "Rectoverso" property. |
D11 / E8 |
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Jeremy Bentham |
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