... continuing re-settlements, and we notice that the present Resolution of the Government of India is careful to disclaim any idea of discontinuing re-settlement operations, except in cases where the cost would be more than the gain, or where a re-settlement would ...

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... the current half-year. We observe a rise of Be. 36 in Albert Mills, Rs. 150 is Alliance, Be. 10 in Alfred', Rs. 40 in Bombay United, Bs. 60 in Dhurrnmeeys, Be. 10 in Empress, Be. 70 in Hindustan, Bs. 70 in Khatao, Bs. 40 in New Great Bantams, Be. 20 in Mauockjee ...

... less close detail with the military organizations of Franca, Itnaia, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Roumania, Canada, and the United States. It is impossible hero to deal with all the varied points discussed, but we have written enough to show that to military ...

... Clement gill NICIIA•L BIDDCLIN, X rats, C.S. Dy. 6. DMA, L M.D., Civil &upon Nola. LAsaimv, N.D. Sarvos•llajor CYra, M.D., Civil Sanwa, Katruches. Failure, En- CAI., ?maim, has &bake, unit() Jules Beall Coon, Bombay. led eaten LAWRENCE AND MAYO, OPHPIIALNIO ...

... Bazars. LEMMEIRCIAL, MONIT !LAMENT, AND railway. OONNIIICIAL AFFAIRS IN BINGAL. DOMESTIC °CCU:MI/ACED OFFICIAL CIVIL AND MILITARY. MILITARY AND CIVIL APPOINTMENTS, Ac. MORNAY, CALCUTTA, AND MADRAS SHIPPING. ADVARTISSIERNTA. TIMES lADIA WEEKLY EDITION. the ...

... of comparing the disbnreeineots to the Military Department with the recorded expenditure had never occurred to any of the Civil Amount officers. Mr. L. C. Probyn, formerly Accountant General, Ponjaub and Madras, desires to correct this statement. Lithe ...

... open the new railway bridge at Attoek and the new canal works at Lahore. At Lahore and at Locknow he will receive all the civil and military officers of either district, and at the latter he will present the Queen's Own Native Infantry with new colours ...

... at their star iu life. when Sir Million steamily Lieutenant Burst, of the Pah Native lufautty, to rough it a good deal as resettle money matters. But their troubles bad brag ago passed away. Sir William had, his time, hell .overal lucrative, as will us ...

... against ludgment•dcbbra of warrants of arrest in execution of a decree appears to be. to 4 great extent. discrmaimal with the civil rourts ; and hat Excel. limey thu Governor in Council has expressed ;a hope that au Mug as imprisonment for debt permissible ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...