vies Mr. H. G. W. Herron, who has lost lien ea hie appointment. • Appointed temporarily to be a Joint-Magistrate and Deputy Collector of the first grade. Mr. R. C. Hamilton, from the 11th Marob 1903 up to the 15th April 1903, vice Mr. Birendra Chandra San, and again from the 27t

MESSRS. W. S. CRESSWELL ANO CO. CALCUTTA EVENING, JrNE 2.1, 1813. About 11,800 packages were offered at toda)'s sale, making a total out of the market of 44,843 packages, against 47,873 packages up to (27th June) Tait year. There was not such a good all round saketion as at prev

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to the frand had another look and then looked bind the other edge of the mirror. It proved completely beyond lis comprehension so he lost hi■ temper as ninny of us do under similar circumstances. The monkey was often let loose to run about during the day and often paid a visit t

- 1 - 911-11117. - 111 - 5-1911. - 1914-1915. yib Aug, 31st Aug. Toth Ju' (Salo 13). (Sale 14). (Sale 101. Packages 314,566 330,6_' 185,4 g Average Price (per lb. 8/6 10/8 7/11 At Sale No. 13 32,636 packages wore eold compared with 24,664 packages on 31st August, 1915. At the low

Y DEPARTMENT. (AnocuTED or Lmu►.) Simla, Sept. I. Major J, K. Knowlea has been pasted In the Punjab as Cantonment Magistrate. Major W. D. Reid has been poated as Cantonment Magistrate, United Provinces Lieut.-Cols. Herbert and C. Meyer, retired list, re-employed period of w•ar. M

This mail brings news of a movement in England which may be destined to seriously affect our ecclesiastical establishment. It has been determined to call the attention of Parliament next session to the debates in the Ceylon Legislative Council for the disestablishmeat of the Chu

was a more wonder. ful play than even that magician could have conjured up,and one which the wildest dreamer of Moslem poets could never have pictured in his mind's eye—the Giaour—Lord--and the Moslem cheering him. And cheered he was. As the Viceregal elephant came near this tem

Appointment, Medical Department, Delhi, 21st December —Surgeon-Major J. Lamprey, M. 8., Madras Mealic,,tiDepartment, is brought on the Administrative Staff the British Medical Service in Bengal, and appointed to the Medical Superintendence of the Presidency Circle, with effect f