... the AgricuU tual Mark* Hill re-intr.Kin.fi. When thin 1)1! was > beoie 'tie us- it. was pn>n'« 1 oaf tiie nihility • f king suet .if )ele- a- hit ter and cheese. winch and butter o'iine this country niav lie marked, but when I t* it mark and Putter ? ■ ...

... THE TRADE-MARKS CASE. Tbe case of Orr Ewing & Co. v. Johnson ft Co., which action to prevent the defendants irom using certain cotton trade-mark, was resumed in tha Chancery Division of tbe High Court of Justice before Mr Justice Fry yesterday. Mr Dadabhoy ...

... habit of stamping or otherwise marking all and every of their goods with their own names, and other specific trade marks; that your petitioners have extensively published and advertised for many years past that goods marked were of your petitioners' manufacture ...

... THE TRADE MARKS CASE. Tli* action by Messrs Archibald Ewing Or. Messrs R. Johnstone & Co. was o*atraued in the Chancery Division of High Court of Justice yesterday. The evidence for tto defence was concluded, and Was tto Court ujtotf tto wtol* caae w ...

... foreign. Atked what he thought of dmarking :he meat, witness replied that it would be impossible to mark every joint He would l prefer somo system of marking- the whole ; carcaes in, say, two placee. By Sir Elliot Lees-The only advanuge of Ithe passing of ...

... the present application was that the mark was so similar > that lettered (_ P well as calculated to deceive the public. The evidence affidavit shewed that in 1897 goods put up hr Birmingham under their trade mark were imported into colony and sold. About ...

... - FRAMLINGRHAM MARKE'I' WlfJITl.L be held between the Hours of Twelveand iV I Two o'clock;-,o Saturday, the: 16th instair, nad from that time tQ the 4th of Apr;lI nDxt. t .Tl)E Premiscs (advertised to be sold at Mistley I Thornrby Mr Roper, Qn'Tuesday ...

... also several Sizes good, cheap, Second-hand; Trumpet- Organs and others, Lent on Hire, cheap. Organs Repaired and Barrels Re-marked at very lowv price. MozART and Co., Organ Builders, Vineyard-gardens, Northampton-road, Clerken- well, London, E.C. Startling ...

... ENGLISH WORK AND IRISH HALL MARKS. For some time back the Corporation of Goldsmiths in Dublin have had very interesting question under their consideration, and have shown both judgment ami courage in its treatment. The Goldsmiths' Corporation ancient ...

... The answer of the King of GREECE to the Address presented to him by the Greek Committee yesterday marks the progress which has already been made in Eastern affairs through the change of Ministry England. The Committee had little more to do than to co ...

... The formation of a Pan-Islamic League in Thessaly and Macedonia marks another step in the reactionary policy of the dominant party at Constantinople. One object of this League is to prevent the annexation of any portion of the country to Greece, and it ...

... The Navy List for the present month shows several marked changes. Admiral Hornby is no longer set down as the Commander-in-Chief of the Mediterranean fleet, but has been relieved by Vice - Admiral Sir Beauchamp Seymour, who flies his flag in the Alexandra ...