Savings banks. Return to an address of the Honourable the House of Commons, dated 26 April 1852;--for, "returns from each savings bank in the United Kingdom, of the house or building in which the business is transacted; stating, whether the building is the property of the trustees, and if it is used for any other and what purpose, or is hired, or gratuitously lent; stating, also, whether the secretary or actuary, or any other officer, resides in such house or building, and whether rent is paid by such officer for such occupation:" "of the names of each trustee and manager, and the number that have signed any writing, making themselves responsible for any deficiency, pursuant to the act 7 & 8 Vict. c. 83, s. 6, and for what amount each is so responsible:" "and, of the number of days on which the savings bank was open during the year ending the 20th day of November 1851, for the receipt and withdrawal of deposits; and the number of days, if any, during the same period, on which the savings bank was opened for that purpose without a trustee or manager being present, and by whom the entry of receipt and withdrawal of deposits is signed in a depositor's book." [electronic resource].