Ledger accounts for each holder of stock, recording the various sales and purchases in date order. Each account is balanced at the close of a volume and transferred to the next one. The entries are arranged roughly alphabetically. The ledgers provide the only means of tracing entries in the stock...
Books containing printed forms of transfer and acceptance, normally signed by both parties. Witnessed by an employee of the Company, usually the Accountant General up to September 1750 and the Transfer Accountant thereafter, but occasionally by a member of their staff. Not indexed, but arranged ...
The volumes contain: certificates that a named holder of bonds has handed in an amount of them and is entitled in exchange to an amount of 3% and 3 1/2 % annuities; certificates of entitlement to annuities; forms of proxy. Most forms are signed and addresses are often added. Each bears the number...