... d , eed are al conver t. m om Hi n d u i sm. an d al from one mixed wi•h wane, was rather strong for the mate much for tbe civil *eine of the division and marched changedile vested rights, well and good. Let . it be so. - . - 1 .'. .. caste we believe ...

... their Rooms, consisting of Grey. o f the undereigned daily. ' irregular horse : they were natives : and this sap & Co.'s , civil Lines, Poona, dining present Bleached. end other Piece Goals, Twisty, Ac. &e. A Silver Grey Arab Hate, height 14-11. age 5 ...

... the ti men its preparation been appeentel see et. dare. information moult •Ds the dame of appoiutomet• is gives Quarterly Civil Lists, Ex. el). IMAM Yr. Crawford admits that he making Imbuements. Siodekar's transfer to Jowlt, as already shown, carried ...

... drawn up the following religious statistics of the United States Churches. Members. Catholics list!sadists Baptists Presbyterians Lutes/sot oogregatiaoalists Reformed Dutch Reformed Besides these the United Brethren have 3,000 societies ; the Moraviaus 12P00 ...

... tir i s & WWWWWI a. • itood Mud tu nake, dud, to . com- relied the relative deperts ror iir omen Sr. , . Ineeride. . on resettles which be pig. theni reverently. Ms heed, arid etoe. to hi. taking the commned of tho /mins the popular, rim duty advimd, ...

... could tot be stated without seeming extravagance and it is olaimed. too, that the said is h►ving en enormous effect on the re-settlement of the land. - Esop's tly in the wheel was nothing to this! What do Hr. (Idris and tither N. W. Provisoes termite, oaken ...

... hand, of the comp.', only 12,066 spindles are used at meant. A mm el 11,80,132 his been forwarded to Load.. sad • further resettle.* will hare to be shortly. The directors have therefore made ell of 1800 per ahem report ma& eubmitted to the meeting Mr ...

... study their character. pome in the of duty the valley of Tezeen and in defending the different This led him to with for some civil appointment ;be The return from Cebul oommenced on the 12th septet this time, I'll take anything, politieel, magi.- teHal ...

... obtain in favour of the layer e. rt in theca proved et the Criminal Procedure Code, which, owing to the of judicial and • unitive !suction. is the motassil Magi.- , truly, press heavily upon all of the community, resetting frequently in mirror, lege of ...

... crowded audience on India and Indian Missions. In the course of his speech, he said :— In the Hiudoes they had a highly civilized and cultivated people, that have the noblest poetry, • literature from the time of Christ, the oldest religious hymns, dating ...

... probable sales 12,000 bales ; Bleffeire e r N elms. cuiryara, Veer* Valubdeas imio -- 4 ,-- in composed of. members of.the Civil Service. The arra° aunts for the Cam at Delhi will ed. To oarry out this piece of generosity, Mr. I . Millais are said to 'here ...

... suggested • much I said :—'Mass onto, eels m'impatiente, et spree tout, LONDON, Nov. 19. regaedeo nous, regerdes you °math, resettles awl, onto, t i. dites nil Mews. Topham mean to restore the Some the - what faded glories of Liverpool, and have Over- somailsaire ...