... Marks.' MESSRS, Hooper and Phillips publish (Macinillans) a fresh edi- lion of their pocket manual of It tion of their pocket manual 01 i Marks on Pottery and Porcelain.' The neat 8 little volume is, no doubt, thp companion of S the collector, who ...

... MARK TWAIN. I Three Books on the Stocks. Mr Stead's interviewer saw on the New York Mr Samuel Clemens, or, as he is better known, Mark Twain, the American humourist. Those who have seen his portrait in his various books could hardly fail to recognise ...

... MARK »VvAiN. Coming to Scotland for the Summer. A Vienna coirc^ dvat telegraphs —Mark Twain, who has » for the last two years, is about to and proceed to England. After o. in London, Mark Twain will go to Jar the summer, and then return in the aasuaan ...

... THE MARK OF THE CRUTCH. A Story of CirCLimstanti4 Evidence, Old Adam Haidbaro was always accounted very eccentric, but when he adopted Malone's boy people thought that ecc2ntricity amounted o madness. The Malones were a bad lot. and this boy was not. ...

... HALL MARKS. 11-0 THK rPITOH OF THE eODTH WALKS ECHO.] SIB,—Iu THE information you gave respecting hall marks fl11 and gold plate in yesterday's Echo, you oloitted a most important item, viz., the date lettpr by which anyone can ascertain the IIge of ...

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... MARK EIS. CATTLE MARKET.—A full of al: kiadf of stock at our market V-day (Monday); traue rui- very sluw and prieet Uac rather h uownward tendency, ht-ife'-s and necking loA, in 10s. 61. per suoit; second quality cattle. 9, to 9s. 6d.; vlain and middle ...

... 12s la genuine bar. gain suit heavy roads and hard wear.—J. Jordan, High- street-, Werton-supcr-Mare. owner goin abroad.—5, Mark-street, Riverside. 2'7211 respectable, trustworthy young _0 Man (12) for delivering, used to horses, helo In bake- house ...

... MERCHANDISE MARKS. I-l. t of t 5es- INQUIRY INTO THE WORKING OF THE t Jsh ACT. f asW The Select Committee of the Commons on Mer- F tan ohaudiss Markc sat yesterday to take evidence, t the Sir Janres Fergusson presiding. Sir Courtenay I Lny Boyle, prinoipid ...

... Traie Marks. 1;t his duty should be to receive applications for the ' Of Marks, to give notice in ?? of such claims. caveats received against registry, then to send olaim t to County Court of thie district where claimant I business If the mark claimed ...

... be very careful to note the value of that hit, or he may incur a penalty for making mistakes ; and having settled that, he marks the value on a dummy target by show - ing a black quartering in dexter-chief-or, from a spectator's point of view, the upper ...

... to see It persenally delivered. The despatch was marked private, and was a very important official-looking document, with its huge wax ?? stamped with the -Ministers own signet. Eesides being marked private, it almobore the words very urgent.' I therefore ...