Harris Gastrell

"... Import h the of Silk Goods, AU Branches of tion Are Treaty to Expire. London: In a report on British and German trade during the year 1897, furnished hy Harris Gastrell, commercial Her majesty's embassy at Berlin. numerous tables are given which afford interesting comparisons. It says: ?At a time when the expiration of the commercial treaty between Great Britain and ..."

"... the constublo failed to resuscitate tho inanimate form ho convoyed it at onco to tho hospital. German Trade Rivals. The Foreign Office bus published an interesting roport by Mr. Harriss Gastrell, commercial attuuho to tbo British Embussy at Berlin, showing tlio rotative growth of British and Gerinuu trudo during Inst year. Hero are some significant figures (says the Daily llfail of ..."

"... without it. Hours of work 12, or in harvest 14. Diet: Porridge/ milk, dried peas, potatoes, vegetables, and: herrings. Meat on holidays. Such board valued at ?9 to ?13. ("Harris Gastrell.) SAXONY.-Wages, Is. to Is. 3d. for 12 hours; women, 6d. to 9d. Diet: Bread, butter, cheese, soup, vegetables, coffee, and beer. Meat only on holidays. (Burnley.) BAYABLA.-Wages, Is. a day ..."

"... Utensils and Kltofcun requisites; Fur hate, Stores, Ac., Ac. On Mt'Hl'AI MORNING. April 2Tth. 1874. con niencii g at 1 0 o'clock, at tns residence of H^n. J. P. Harris Gastrell, British Legation, B >ad street, Georgetown Heights, being the Honse forn.erlv occupied by President Grant, 1 shall sell the above elegant collection of Househo'd Fnruitnre The attenticu of ladies and ..."