(• Po OW* THE MEDICAL EVIDENCE, Lemma, JUNE 106. _ The preliminary hearing of the Roy +was resumed yesterday afternoon. In cross. examiaationt Dr, 43oates .admilisd the poesibility of the 'lnjuries to the heed and chea el having been caused by a fall on a flat and heavy object.

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Extraordinary heat has;been experienced in Sind nd the Punjab for the last few days, and the ange of temperature has almost beaten the record. The 2nd Battalion, 3rd Gurkhas, lately tn Chitral. reached Lansdowne a few days ago. The men are in excellent health and spirits. Lord S

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vent the recurrence of so unfortunate a condition of affairs. The complaint of the Chairman of the Corporation, moreover, continues to be re-echoed by the Jute Mills and the other great industrial enterprises in Calcutta, which are being very seriously. hampered by the insuffici

Tii APPoINTMENT OF MR. CHARLF.. Enward Buckland, (.1.E., Commissioner of the 'Presidency Division, to be a member of the Council of H. H. the Lieutenant- Governor of Bengal vice Mr. H. H. Risley, CIE., is gazetted. MR. A. 11. JA M ES, COMMISSIONER OF Police, goes on leave for th

WE REFERRED LAST WEEK TO TUE VERY favourable terms granted by the East Indian Railway to consignees of wheat in the matter of demurrage, and we pointed out that a consignment might lie in the hands of the Railway authorities for over 500 days before its value was eaten up by dem