of Bengal, has been touring lately in the district of Chota Nagpore. At Hazaribagh, the College of the Dublin University Mission, and gave 2 sum of Rs. 15,000, which, with @ similar amount collected locally and in one of the Hazaribagh and town of Ranchi, which contains fa native population of about 25,000 inhabitants, are both Situated on a plateau 2,000 ft, above sea level; Hazaribagh, the sent of the proposed College, is 250 miles From Calcutta by road: it is 70 mil Railway Station of Giridih, a mining station BR. a few hours run from the metropolis.
We are sorry to see the an-first we had a Japanese instructor, now we have a Chinese. We preferred the Ja- Tomine of te Tiestnat- Goro nouncement of the death of Dr. G. Fraser, Bengal. His Excellency wurried to Cal-great pains to catia to attend the funeral on the 4th inst.
oldiers have not done this well, try Zadkiel's them coming off fend you will soon. get it right.' Now on the "No famine in Into prove true, and other hand our Chinese instructor does fights of locusts" in a remarkable The station which fashion in many has suffered worst is perhaps Bellary, from of woe. Every
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