(κν. ) to the house of the Mitras. Whilst the luck of the Bishnupur Raj became worse and worse. The Maharaja at a late date desired to resume the image, but was forbidden to do so in a vision, in which Shri Krishuaji, in no sweet temper, appeared to him in person, and expressed himself as well content with those who were honouring him in Baghbazar, and who had endowed for him a zemindari in Burdwan The occasions of birth and marriage, and death, the most solen in in the cycle of life, were suitably celebrated. The marriage of Sadhu Gokul. Mitra's son, when ten lakhs of rupees yere spent in honouring all the high priests, relatives and friends with presents of jewellrey, gold and silver plates, cups and elasses, and comforting and feeding the poor continuously for several weeks, so that they might share in the happiness of the young pair bind bring them blessings; and the great pomp, splendour and grandeur with which the marriage procession passed the streets, accompained by many different kinds of musical bands, and the nautches and various other classes of amusements which took place in his residence for many weeks in entertaining his innumerable friends and guests, consisting of all reéds and nationalities, are still remembered vividly by all the Orthodox. Fortune is still with the family and if merit has its reward, will continue there. As we have already remarked, many of the traits of Sadhu Gokul Chandra Mitra are reproduced in his great grandson. The
