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... - - MARKES.T& ?? COBRN ?? M~nw, Y-eserday. - LaAs creek'. foreian B weswre good, though not heavy nlshwet I z t';foreign, 28,802 quart-ers Expojts, 76a 'qusyters, 31hero wasl a very short show Of fresh samples this morning. nearly all exceedingly damp ...
... fraud in the marking of merchandise and the sale of merchandise falsely marked. Its short title is The Merchandise MarksAct, 1862, and itmakesit amisie- meanour to forge or counterfeit any trade mark, or falsely to apply any such trade mark, with Intent ...
... REGISTRATION OF TOE XMIRKS. The Seoretary to Athe Trade, Mark l t o ty 4sends us the ?? draught ofthe French lawn ofJtue, 1857, on isbric and trade-marks, wbich has jast, been- lesived trough the Foreign Office. rom ti dooitnen- it will be wen: tha-ei ...
... horse mark, the reason being that they did not before 1874 advertise their trade marks. The firm used twenty-five to thirty trade mar-s, none of which, had been used, so far as lie knew, at the request of a particular merchant. The horse mark wvas ...
... some very stringent legislation must be introduced to stop the false marking of goods. 4 Any bill to be Huccessful must be a stringent one in this respect, that if fraudulently-marked goods were found in a man's po ?? the onus of proving his good faith ...
... aipplication to register one trade mark for one or nmore nrtsiles included in ono eclass ?? £1 0 2.-OD application to register more than ono trado mark for one or sore articles included ih one Cls'S, for eaich additional trade mark after tbe first ?? I .. ...
... ST. MARK'S, VENICE. I The correipendent of thc Tfiuiese in lomce wvrites that the agitation in Enghlnd regarding St. Mark's, Venice, has nrouse-l much commotion and indienation at the Ital|iau Ministry of Public Instruction, under whoso Jurisdiction j ...
... Merchandise Marks Act, 1887, which provides that all goods of foreign manufacture, bearing any name or trade mark being, or purporting to be, the name or trade mark of any manufacturer, dealer, or trader in the United Kingdom, unless uech name or mark be accompanied ...
... FORGERIES OF TRADE MARKS. AN UNPARALLELED PIECE OF IMPUDENCE., It is well known that Continental traders-Glarman in particular-have been in the habit of imitatiag the trade marks of English manufacturers of note, and under cover of these forgeries of ...
... REPORT OF THE MERCHANDISE MARKS IEP COMMITTEE. The Select Committee on Mferebandise Marks met yesterday to consider their report; Baron Henry de Worms (chairman) presiding. The draft report su1b- mitted by the chairman states that, as a result of careful ...
... goods Hall-marked was in- troduced and strongly coinmcnted uipon' afid the first reso- lution hsaving been adopted unanimously, Mr.Neal moved, and Mr. Lowenstein seconded, That this meeting, having heard of -le difliculties of getting goods marked at Gold- ...
... the Government the necessity a for assibnilating the trade-marks law of India and the f, Colonies with. the English la w after the passing of the S Merchandise Marks Act Consolidation and Amenuiment b Bill now before Parliamenst. a Sir WYilliam Heoulsworth ...