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In relation to Stock Annuities, precedent has
 chalked out a course to be taken and the best that the
 simplest as well as the best tha in every other
 respect the best a course that can be taken for this
 purpose.  A mass of Annuities is pitched upon
 in the lump: for instance the whole amount of
 the redeemable Annuities granted at the same rate
 of interest in a particular year.  If the sum applicable
 to this portion is equal large enough
 to cover the whole of this mass, the whole of it 
is paid off, of course:  if not then a fraction
 is taken out (suppose a fourth) is tak detracted
 from the entire mass, and this fraction is appointed
 to be paid off.  To constitute this portion, a aggregate aggregate of the aggregate
 corresponent portion aggregate portion of the aggregate
 mass, a correspondent portion is detracted from the
 mass of stock possessed by each Stockholder: a
 fourth part of each man's quantity of stock is
 thus discharged: Such was the course pursued
 by Stat. 5 G. 3. c in the instance of the first mass of Stock paid
 off since the commencement of the present reign.
Before a General Act chalking out a
 course of redemption
 to pitch on one as soon as they have a
sufficient assurance of a certain sum of money  by a
 certain day (half yearly day) 
| Identifier: | JB/002/468/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 2. | |||
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| 002 | annuity notes | ||
| 468 | |||
| 001 | note (a) | ||
| text sheet | 1 | ||
| recto | |||
| jeremy bentham | <…>m 1798 | ||
| frances wright | |||
| 1798 | |||
| 1207 | |||