DESCRIPTIVE CATALOUE tales to illustrate them. Svoabhab Darpan, on self knowledge, the structure of the body, futurity had a blessing, on Atheism, different fဂ0d for different creatures. Shasti Puja, I 832, Bh. S, pp. 32. Sansar Sar 1852, 1st ed. I829 Ch. pp. 12, treats of the Guru, the cream of the World and the benefits revering him. In Suishil Montri, 1836, by Guru Prasad Ray, Dewan to the Malliks, good counsel to a Raja enraged with his children. TREE Գo @ 疆 w a S, worship of, Bilva Charitra, pp. 49, the bel, champak, tulsi, durbha. Tulsi plant, worship. Tulsi Mahatmea, a nymph having exerted the jealousy of Krishna, WS changed into this plant, which may be secn as an object of worship in every village in Bengal. WEALTH, rules for acquisition of, by Ishwar Ch. Bhattachergea Lakshmi Charitra, Ist ed., 1820, 1842, rules from the Padma Purana, for winning the favor of Lakshmi, the goddess of luck. Witticism, Kautak Bilas, 1849, 7 as, told at Kishnaghur by Bharat Chandra, for the amusement of the Raja of Nuddea, clever, but indecent, an account of the Raja and his buffon, Gopal, or Kirti Bas, the book says the Raja was born on earth, for having violated a women in heaven. WOMEN, evill deeds of, Stri Durachar, 184O,a king of Uijeyn asks Kali Das to give him account of woman's faults. WIDOW RE-MARRIAGE, Bidhaba Bilbahai Nishadh 18:46, pp. 28. Advocates Sati, reckons those widows who re-marry as beasts and deserving death. WORSHIP of the Goddess Durga, Shasti Santishini, 1832, pp. 30, with a picture of the goddess, mounted on a cat. 337. (S. B. ) ATONEMENTS, II indu, for venial sins, Karma Bipak, Ist ed., I 82O, Ser. P. Jy. A., 1855, pp. 6 I, 4 as. by Ram Chandra Tarkalankar. Shews various diseases from various sins : and special diseases as the On its result of special sins. 338. BlENGA LI I language, Discourse on, Jyanopadesh.. by I. C. Chatturjea, 1853, pp. 14, Ian. On the importance of studying Bengali Grammar. 339. INSTRUCTION for boys, by Bani Madhav Chatterjea, 1854, pp. IOO. Moral instruction with fables or anecdotes in illustration. 34O. ( S. B.) CASTES, account of the Origin of Jati Mala, J. R. I85o, Pp. 22, a curious work on the Mythological rise of castes, why some of them Were degraded. 崛 34 I. (S. T.) CASTE, refuted by a Buddhist; Bajra Suchi, composed in Sanskrit and tr. into English by B. Hodgson, Shows great knowledge of y A
