(xlyii. ) Hindus. The greatest monument of Gokul is doubtless this song which will be heard by generations, yet to come. We now pass to the descendants of Sadhu Gakul, Jagon Mitra was, the son of Gokul, and Jago's gon was Rosik. They were all distinguished by pious and charitable acts. It is of Rosik's son-Babu. Whari Lala Mitra-that we have now to speak at some length, Babu Vihai Lala Mitra, it will be seen, 1s' the great grandson of the saintly man-Gokul-who built the fortune of the family. We have already spoken of Babu Vihari Lala as the largest individul shareholder of the Chandney Chowk of Calcutta. But it is not merely as a Rcion of an ancient and opulent Hindu aristocratic family that Babu Vihari Lala Mitra claims special notice. We desire to detail, in another issue, the services which Babu Vihari Lala has rendered to the public by his munificent benefactions and charities and his learned contributions. to the literature of the Hindu religion. Of a simple, and retired disposition, scorning pomp and. Ostentation, he has never sought public renown, but it is men of his type who are ornaments of the Hindų, community, and, as such, are entitled to the affectionate regard of. their countrymen. Hindu society owes, much to this. worthy descendant of Sadhu Gokul. Mitra, and it is but meet that a tribute should be publicly paid to, him. As a scholar, religious thinker and publie benefactor, Babu Vihari.Lala Mitra occupies a high. place among the present generation, of Hindus. He,
