II. Houses, buildings, and goods in trust, and merchandize on commission, (except as aforesaid) may be insured, provided the same are declared in the policy to be in trust or on commission, but not otherwise. III. On bespeaking policies, all persons are to deposite 7_s._ 6_d._ for the policy, stamp-duty and mark; and shall pay the premium to the next quarter-day, and from thence for one year more at least, and shall, as long as the managers agree to accept the same, make all future payments annually at the said office, within fifteen days after the day limited by their respective policies, upon forfeiture of the benefit thereof; and no insurance is to take place till the premium be actually paid by the insured, his, her or their agent or agents. IV. The several heads of insurance are, 1. Common insurances, which are buildings covered with slate, tile, or lead, and built on all sides with brick, or stone; where no hazardous trades are carried on, or hazardous goods and merchandize deposited. On such houses and goods, any sum not exceeding 200_l._ is insured for 4_s._ _per annum_; any sum from 200_l._ to 1000_l._ for 2_s._ _per cent. per annum_; and any sum from 1000_l._ to 3000_l._ at 2_s._ 6_d._ _per cent. per annum_. 2. Hazardous insurances are either timber or plaster buildings, containing goods and merchandize not hazardous; and in which no hazardous trades are carried on: or brick or stone buildings wherein hazardous goods are deposited or hazardous trades carried on. These hazardous trades and goods are apothecaries, chemists, bread and biscuit bakers, colourmen, ship and tallow chandlers, stable-keepers, innholders, malthouses, hemp, flax, tallow, pitch, tar, and turpentine. On such houses and goods this office insures any sum not exceeding 200_l._ at 6_s._ _per annum_: any sum from 200_l._ to 1000_l._ at 3_s._ _per cent. per annum_; any sum from 1000_l._ to 2000_l._ at 4_s._ _per cent. per annum_; and any sum from 2000_l._ to 3000_l._ at 5_s._ _per cent. per annum_. 3. Double hazardous insurances are thatch’d buildings, and goods and merchandize therein; timber or plaster buildings, wherein hazardous goods are deposited, or hazardous trades carried on; and also plate, china, glass, or earthen wares, hay, straw, all manner of fodder, and corn unthrash’d. Such houses and goods are insured upon the following terms, any sum not exceeding 200_l._ at 10_s._ _per annum_; any sum from 200_l._ to 1000_l._ at 5_s._ _per cent. per annum_; and any sum from 1000 _l._ to 2000_l._ at 7_s._ 6_d._ _per cent. per annum_. V. Any number of houses, out-houses, with goods or wearing apparel therein may be insured in one policy, provided the sum insured on each is particularly mentioned; but in all insurances the premium is to be paid for even hundred pounds.