Lloyd's
A Dictionary of Law · William C. Anderson · 1889
A Dictionary of Law
An association in London whose members underwrite each other's marine policies. Named from Lloyd's coffee-house, the resort of seafaring men and those who did business with them, in the times of William the Third and Anne — 1690-1700.
Lloyd's lists
Accounts of the arrivals, departui-es, casualties, and losses to ships.
Lloyd's bonds
Sealed acknowledgments of debt by a borrowing company, with covenants for payment.'