Commentary on the Gospel According to John

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V. They may remain at the General Depository, either of the Agencies, until the Subscribers apply for them; but, in that case, any damage which may happen from fire or other accident will be at the risk of such Subscribers entirely.

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I. All Issues will henceforward be made Direct from the General Depository, in Edinburgh, to the addresses of the respective Subscribers.II. They will be delivered free of expense in London, or within three miles of the General Post-Office.III. They will be sent to any place in England beyond the distance of three miles from the General Post-Office, London, by any Conveyance a Subscriber may point out. In this case, the parcels will be booked; but the carriage must be paid by the Subscribers to whom they are sent, and the books to be at the risk of the Subscribers in case of loss or damage.IV. They will be delivered in Edinburgh and Dublin as in London, and forwarded from thence to Subscribers in other parts of Scotland and Ireland, in the same manner as is mentioned above in respect to England.V. They may remain at the General Depository, either of the Agencies, until the Subscribers apply for them; but, in that case, any damage which may happen from fire or other accident will be at the risk of such Subscribers entirely.VI. They will be sent to any Correspondent or Agent, each Subscriber paying such Correspondent or Agent a share of the carriage of the parcel in which the books were included. Arrangements are made for the delivery, on this plan, in many of the cities and large towns where a sufficient number of the Subscribers reside; and it will be esteemed a favour if Gentlemen who are willing to further the Calvin Translations, by taking the charge of the books for the Subscribers in their respective neighbourhoods, will write to the Office on the subject.