„_... PLANTERS' TOPICS. Old Gardens and Bheel Gardens. (From Our Own Corroopondont.) Nariancherra, May 19. After a hot week we are now having some more rain and as there appear to be few complaints on account of the weather we may take it that conditiorui on the whole are favour

of the Currency Department. 11. The administration of Coinage. 111. The control of Ways and Means, including public loans. IV. The custody of securities and disposal of public debt question. V. The submission of opinions to the Finance Department on questions 'of exchange, money

Notes and Notiods. their needs in these important matters and it is only tight that the Government should render as much financial help as possible. Indeed these obiects deserve assistance far more than many other enterprises on whi•th laths of rupees are thoughtlessly spent. St

CALCUTTA. A daring case of highway robbery, perpetrated in Calcutta on Friday night, has been successfully enquired into by the Taltollah Police, and the culprits arrested. It is reported that a Bari containing three respectable Bengalee ladies, returning from a wedding party, w

accused and that he was unwilling to explain it. There was no entry of that fact in the thanah register. It was only entered in the Divisional Register. There was no reference to this fact in the diary. They were to judge that. QUESTION OF MOTIVE. His lordship then dealt with th

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Ranch', May 15. The services of Messrs Drummond, Thorp, Bengemann, and French and transferred to the Government of Bengal. Mr. Toplis, Asst. Magistrate, Ranchi is appointed to have charge of Barb sub-division, Patna district, and is vested with first class powers. Mr. Saunders,

Anglo-Indian Education TO THE EDITOR OP THE "ENGLISHMAN." Sir,—Your leader of July 15th on "Anglo- Indian" Education is appreciative and welcome; but, if you permit, I shall say a few words regarding the concluding part of it. It is true someone once said (I think it was a more