Codification of International Law congresses at The Hague
The Hague will host two cosmopolitan assemblies in late August and early September. The Institute of International Law, with jurists like MounTague Bernard and Sir Travers Twiss, will discuss private property at sea, war usages, and Washington Treaty rules. The Association for the Reform and Codification of the Law of Nations, including Lord Penzance and Mr Waite, will study codification of international law, patent law, and extradition. Last year Geneva hosted both. attendance is expected to rise amid expanding interest and efforts by legal journals and peace societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penelope
Cathedral of
Monreale
the Hague
Institute of International Law
Mountague Bernard
Travers Twiss
England
Lorimer
Scotland
MM. Bluntschli
Heffter
Holzendorff
Germany
Count Scropis
M. Mancini
Italy
Olive Krona
Sweden
Woolsey
D. D. Field
America
Lord Penzance
Lord Coleridge
Lord O’ Hagan
John Lubbock
Bart
M P
Osborne Morgan
M.P
Henry Richard
Pease
Justice Lush
Justice Denman
H. D. Jencken
Geneva
Hague
Atlantic
Great Swimmer of Forty Years Ago
A long swim feat from Brock of Yarmouth is recalled. Forty years ago he survived a ship distress off Scroby Sands after the boat sank. He cut away boots, fought gulls, swam through night tides, reached a buoy, and was eventually saved off Caistor, Lowestoft, and the shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brompton County Court
Bennett v. Batten
Pontver
Pall Mall Gazette
Brock
Yarmouth
Caistor
Lowestoft
Chambers
Tea adulteration alleged by Dr Hassall in 1874 report
In The Times January 7 1874 Dr Hassall reports analysis of 18 tea samples showing universal adulteration with Prussian blue turmeric and a mineral powder. He notes facing substances add no value but enable further adulterations while samples from Wornmans Teas were found pure. February 19 1874. 3 248 agents chemists confectioners etc sell Morniman’s Packet Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hassatt
Wornman
Bain
L. Hf
Births Marriages and Benths
Birth notices record Fearnley Wel ls Burns Green Lodge Tulune and others with August dates in London and Scotland. Marriages include Green Lodge engagement in St John’s Wood and Colville, Masterton Moncurk, Burt, Hurndall, Nivison, Chamberlain and Prentice in various towns and churches. Deaths include Mrs Chamberlain aged 67.
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Mr. W. Lodge
Finchley-road
St. John’s-wood
Tul—Uine
Congregational Church
Woodford
J. B. Witt
Lawn Vila
Ham Frith-road
West Ham
It. Hill
Prince’s-street
City
Clara Martha
G. Sline
Lindenhouse
Wood-ord. Tourner
Colville
Bath-street
Glasgow
Joseph Brown
D.D
J. B. Smith
Greenock
W. Y. Yarner
M.B. C
New Guinea
Mary Amelia
David Colville
Masterton
Moncurk
Clapton Presbyterian Church
Downe Park Road
H. Masterton
P. Masterton
Falkirk
N B
Kate
J. Moncur
Sandringham Road
Ramsden-street
Huddersfield
Bishop’s Stortford
Nivison
Castle Douglas
William Nivison
Newmains
Dumfriesshire
United Presbyterian Church
Chamberlain
Moor Green Hall
Moseley
Birmingham
Joseph Chamberlain
Prentice
Hastings
Manning Prentice
Violet Hill
Stowmarket
Medical panaceas and tonics in 19th century advertorials
The notice highlights Holloway remedies for digestion and cramps amid stormy weather, throat salves, Kinahan's whiskey, and Hagan's Magnolia Balm as beauty aid. It promotes Stedman’s Tonic Drops for pediatric health, and Mrs S A Allen’s Hair Restorer as a universal remedy. It notes open clinic hours at Gray's Inn Road and Aldgate for skin diseases, with free service to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
James Epps and Co
Homoeopathic
Threadneedle-street
Piccadilly
London
KinaHan
Kinahan’s
Great Titchfield-street
Oxford-st
Hagan
Southampton-row
Institution For
Stedman’s
East Road
A. Allen
Loudon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glennings
Austria
Canada
United States
Washington
Ottawa
Henew Fasuton
Paris
Warehouseman and Draper's Journal
Fearnley
St. Mary Cray
James
ORM
London Necropolis Company
Prospectus Free
Lancaster-place
Strand
W.C
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