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there one comes across a few Klhoisias or Miklos breaking stones by the roadside, and filling them up in little mat or bamboo walled enclosures, for measurement by the contractor or Baboo in charge of the road.A little timber is seen here and there on the hill sides for the firs

Sts,—l observe, both in your article and in several of the speeches made in Council with reference to the reduction of the salt duty, several points, which are open to discussion, asserted as well known facts. Such as (1) "the present average consumption is as great as the taste

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r MISCELLANEA. six gardens in Sylhet no information at all w as to be had. A gain,it i s sa id th at t h e ca l cu l a tions of the cost of cultivation and production vary so widely as to be quite untrustworthy ; the reason propounded by the Chief Commissioner being the number o

the Mounted Company's grounds on the Maiden. The heavy showers, b 'wever, in the afternoon rendered the ground a perfect marsh, and though it cleared up at the time the sport commenced, several of the events in the programme bad, owing to the state of the ground, to be abandoned

A BiIk:ENT REVIEWER OF THAT CURIOUS, BUT. rather d' appointing book, " The Phantasms of the Living," concludes with the observation that while outsiders must be content with enunciating the truism that the amount of the evidence accepted by each reader as valid will depend large