(İххху. ) Of his erudition and enlightened views we have already given a sample. Such a man will not seeks, honour, but honour must seek him. Snch a maan. will not hanker after a Municipal Commissionership, an Honorary Magistrateship or a membership in the Legislative Council. lt will be the duty of the administrators of the country to seek him out, to enlist him in the service of the public and to decorate him with due honours, for he has a hereditary claim on the Government, being the s?ion of a family which served the East India Company before the Battle of Plassey was fought and subseqently contributed towards the establishment of British sovereignty in India. It is also the duty of scribblers like ourselves to bring bis Lame, his position, and his nerit to light, and we have done our duty. EoTok. from the Indiana, Mareh 1977 Editorial Chat. A NOBILE PHILANTHROPIST. Bengal has always been proud of its public spirit and philanthropy-of the large-hearted liberality thąt is prompted by the nobleness of heart. It is, however, not the pavenu who can often exhibit this tail, though the example of a Carnegie or a Tata is strik
