FOOTNOTES:[1]For these interesting particulars, I am indebted to Joseph Robertson, Esq., Record Office, Edinburgh.[2]The Scottish Widows’ Fund, Scottish Equitable, and Scottish Provident Offices, are here alluded to. The entire annual income of the life-assurance offices of Scotland, chiefly centering in Edinburgh, is stated at £2,082,000, and the sum-total of their funds at £11,116,000.—Letter of R. Christie, Esq., Accountant, Courant newspaper, Feb. 26, 1859.
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[1]For these interesting particulars, I am indebted to Joseph Robertson, Esq., Record Office, Edinburgh.
[1]For these interesting particulars, I am indebted to Joseph Robertson, Esq., Record Office, Edinburgh.
[2]The Scottish Widows’ Fund, Scottish Equitable, and Scottish Provident Offices, are here alluded to. The entire annual income of the life-assurance offices of Scotland, chiefly centering in Edinburgh, is stated at £2,082,000, and the sum-total of their funds at £11,116,000.—Letter of R. Christie, Esq., Accountant, Courant newspaper, Feb. 26, 1859.
[2]The Scottish Widows’ Fund, Scottish Equitable, and Scottish Provident Offices, are here alluded to. The entire annual income of the life-assurance offices of Scotland, chiefly centering in Edinburgh, is stated at £2,082,000, and the sum-total of their funds at £11,116,000.—Letter of R. Christie, Esq., Accountant, Courant newspaper, Feb. 26, 1859.