१ ( ఖు ) **u. #9: No grave once used ahan be opened for the burial of another body without the permission of the Commissioners. . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ." . . . "Penalty for infringement, Rs. 20. ... . . " . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30. No one shall carry a corpse, or part of a corpse, through any highway, unless it be decently covered and totally concealed from public view. Penalty for infringement, Rs. 10. ", , s , 31. No person shall picket animals, or collect carts, or form any encampment upon any public ground without the permission of the Commissioners. . . Penalty for infringement Rs. 10. f , , , 82. Any person allowing cattle or animals to be at large within the limits of the Municipality without proper attendants shall be liable, on conviction, to a fine not exceeding Rs. 10. © *. S. C. Barray, Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. NOTIFICATION. The 80th July 1877.-The following Notification is published in supersession of that which appeared at page 747 of the Calcutta Gazette of the 27th June 1877:— It is hereby notified that, under Section 8, Regulation VI of 1819, the LieutenantGovernor has been pleased to declare as public the two ferries at Achintola and Jhalmalia, in the district of Rajshahye—the former over the river Narod, where it intersects the road from Bauleah to Pubna ; and the latter on the Moosakhan-ka-khall, where it intersects the road from Bausleah to Nattore. © S. C. Baylry, Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal.
NOTIFICATION. The 81st July 1877.-It is hereby notified that such portion of the Notification published in the Calcutta Gazette of the 11th July 1877 as relates to Section 4 of the Regulations made by the Government under Sectiou 6, Act XX, 1865, for conducting the examination of applicants for admission as pleaders and mookhtars in the mofussil courts subordinate to the High Court, has been cancelled by the Lieutenant-Governor, and that the following has been substituted :- “The examination of candidates for pleaderships of the higher grade shall be "held in Calcutta; the examination for lower grade pleaders shall be held at Calcutta and Cuttack; the examination for mooktarships shall be held at Calcutta, Patna, Dacca, and Cuttack.” S. C. Bayley, Secy. to the Govt. of Bengal. BSeu S eeiA SASAMAS SAeeeuSeSeeSeSeeeeS eeAAAS A SAS SSASAAA AAAMee eA SAAAAA SAAAAA SAM eeS eeS eS e snaaصفsقلد سع PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT,-BENGAL. AAAAAA AAAA MTT AAAA AAAA SAAAAA AAAASAAT T TT SAGAMSMTAAA L SAAAAS Ç SsтАнглвнм смт. The 18th July 1877. No. 207 A.—Leave of Absence.—Mr. Richard Craig, Sub-Engineer, Third Grade, attached 歌 to the Dacca Division, for two years on medical certificate Government of Bengal (Public Works . 漫 ■ 尊 f 醬 ة هم مونوپيونانيo, dated in India and Europe, under the Civil Leave Code, Supplethe 18th January 演 ■ ment F, Section 8, with effect from the 11th February 1877. The privilege leave for three months granted to Mr. Craig is cancelled. t The 19th July 1877. АУо. 207b-Transfers—Haboo Buskshi Ram Sing, Apprentice Engineer, from the Circular and Eastern Canals to the Darjeeling Division, in the interests of the public service. Wo. 207co-Baboo Mutty Lall Roy, Overseer, Third Grade, from the Patna to the Ganges f and Darjeeling Road Division, in the interests of the public service. [Government Gazette, 7th August 1877.]
