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... A Woes The fact that Mr. Macworth Young of the Army Accounts Department is now under examination before the Public Accounts Committee, reminds me that four years after the Armistice the Higher Audit at Delhi asked the Army Accounts Department for an ...
... What is the Sirkar? Is it a thing that you can touch or hindle or make a picture of ? Is it a man or a woman whom you can move to tears by describing your misery? Ah, exclaimed another. the Sirkar is not even a word or ...
... A CHAT WITH A DISTRICT POLICE INSPECTOR. (SPECIALLY CONTRItUTED) THE other evening I found myself in a district Police Thanna in . Calcutta, from purely voluntary motives. Burrs Sahib ? asked I, of the durwan. As this was the full extent of my Oriental ...
... looked puzzled for a moment, and then replied, Oh, you mean the man who stole those Dhurrumtollah diamonds the other day No, but we have a clue. Now, as a matter of fact, I did not know anything about the Dhurrumtollah diamonds, or a theft either ; but ...
... touch at Aden, a barren rock, go up what I call the Red sea, touch at Suez, a sandy desert, then to Malta, on to Brindisi, jump into s train, and do a flying journey across the con. tinent to England. This journey is all right for a man in a ...
... THE BLIND IN INDIA. A CHAT WITH MR. UARTEMAITE. (Specially Contributed.) NEARLY a million blind natives in Lodi., and no.hing being done for their educe. This was the reflection that prompted a ;lately to Mr. L. Garthwaite at Spence's Hotel, the object ...
... over the pulse of the . Anglo-Indian reader. I had run in for a copy of tke Jungle Book (others have appeared since, but there a ill never be more than one), lut findipg so promising a subject in the gentleman on the library ladder, I let full at him ...
... A CHAT WITH MR. HARCOURT. (By Our Own Representative.) MB. VERNON HARCOURT, expert on river beds, having arrived in Calcutta on the invitation of the Port Comtuissionere, a representative of the Indian Daily News waited on him at his residence OD Friday ...
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... watchmen sae a conflagration they ring to me, and we ate out iu three minutes. Many a time we turn out and find the tire is only a procession, but I dare not chide the look out, as their orders are to repert everything they see in the nature of a tire, and ...
... circles in India as a capable actor and an astute business man. Both in Calcutta and at Mussoorie Mr. Clive has been the moving spit it of many a successful theatrical enterprise, and his connection with the present company is a good earnest of their ...