LIFE DEPARTMENT.

The Life Premiums charged by the Lancashire are much lower than

those of many other first-class Offices, and this difference in

Premium is equal to an immediate Bonus.

Copies of the Report and Statement of Accounts, presented to

the Annual Meeting of the Proprietors on the 10th March, 1881,

may be obtained at any of the Offices of the Company.

The progress of the Company may be seen by a comparison of the

facts disclosed in the Reports for the years 1870, 1875, and

1880:

1870. 1875. 1880.

LIFE INCOME £47,000 £54,012 £100,501

FIRE PREMIUMS 102,000 286,143 571,736

LIFE FUND 198,000 299,864 498,887

RESERVE FUND 56,500 216,905 405,811

INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS 16,500 31,885 53,138

INVESTMENTS AND FUNDS 453,000 802,629 1,348,042

The Total Funds of the Company on 31st Dec., 1881, amounted to

£1,343,042.

_Chief Offices:--Exchange Street, Manchester._

GEORGE STEWART, General Manager & Actuary.

_Birmingham Branch--Lancashire Insurance Buildings, Cherry Street._

THOMAS SUTTON, Resident Secretary.

Prospectuses, Forms of Proposal, and further information

can be obtained from Messrs. CLARK & SON,

Chemists, Agents, DUDLEY.

THE

Dudley & District News.

A Weekly Newspaper circulating in the Parishes

of Dudley, Sedgley, Tipton, and Rowley.

The "News" is the recognised organ of the Liberal Party,

contains full reports of all Local and District Meetings, and

offers a valuable Medium for Advertisements of every class.

Offices: 93 & 94, UPPER HIGH STREET,

DUDLEY.

W. R. KNEALE,

CIVIL & MILITARY TAILOR,

255, CASTLE STREET,

DUDLEY.

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