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are certainly well meant. But we venture to inquire whether it is the mental constitution of the Indian, or his helpless and dependent position in the Government service that is answerable for this lack of self-reliance. The severe discipline that is enforced against the subordi

(English Daily), Calcutta, February WE desire to revert to His Excellency's Convocation Address. to-day. As a literary performance it is an unqualified success. It reads exceedingly well, and we have no doubt that those who heard it thought it at the time to be a good speech. Bu

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BOMBAY AND KURRACHEE. BASIL MISSION (MA NCALORE) ROOF TILESI "MINTON " PAVEMENT, DADO AND ORNAMENTAL TILES, WHITE GLAZED TILES, Nine Elms Portland Cement, MARBLE PAVEMENT TILES AND SLABS, GRANITE. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, Working Drawings and Estimates furnish e d on application.

has paid in Claims, since it was founded to date, over One Crore. THE EXPENSES OF MANAGEMENT being extremely moderate, the ORIENTAL is in a position to give EXCEPTIONAL BENEFITS TO ITS CONSTITUENT Prospectus, Proposal Forms, and full Particulars on Application to R. PATERSON BRO

tration. Mr. Wacha's principal contention is that the local Governments may effect a little cheeseparing here and there, but that anything like a permanent reduction of expenditure must begin with the central Government, and with the foreign, military, and railway departments. A

ing in this country. In one of his articles on the Indian 'unrest received here yesterday the special correspondent of the TiineB quotes Mr. Gokhale to the effect that the Servants of India Society was founded, among other reasons, for building up a higher type of character and