The Alabama historical quarterly.

Writings on American history

Association help for bank directors,

On cover: Chapters on the wide service which the New York state bankers association is giving.

Texas State journal of medicine.

CIS abstracts

The Nebraska state medical journal.

Mode of access: Internet.

New York State journal of medicine.

Mode of access: Internet.

New York state education.

Some years include separately paged supplements.

[Addresses before the Law Association of Philadelphia]

Includes bibliographical references

Annual report.

At head of title: The Medical Association of the state of Alabama.

The Bar: West Virginia.

Mode of access: Internet.

Law office management /

Mode of access: Internet.

The 1899 Orange Free State football team tour of Europe:'race', imperial loyalty and sporting contest

In September 1899 an association football team from Bloemfontein in the Orange Free State, South Africa, arrived in the United Kingdom. The team comprised 16 black South Africans who played under the auspices of the whites-only Orange Free State Football Association and was the first ever South African football team to tour abroad. In a four-month tour the team played 49 matches against opposition in England, France, Ireland, Scotland and Wales. A small but growing body of work focuses on black sport and football in particular and the 1899 tour is referred to in passing in a few publications, although none have attempted to uncover details of the team or the matches that were played in Europe. This article attempts to do this by drawing on a range of sources in South Africa and the United Kingdom and argues the case for the significance of this team for football history in general and South African sports history in particular.

Actions for declaratory or injunctive relief by the Corporate Regulator under s 471B of the Corporations Act

This article by Ben McEniery discusses the matters a court will consider when leave to commence or proceed against a company in liquidation is sought not by a creditor seeking to prove a debt, but by the corporate regulator pursuing declaratory or injunctive relief.