BRITISH RULE IN INDIA.
THE KING'S MESSAGE. Loudon, November 2. The Times says the lovalty and veneration of the bulk of the Indian people will be strengthened and deepened by the terms of the King's gracious proclamation.
POISONOUS LITERATURE. Calcutta. November 2. . The authorities at Calcutta seized and sent back to Germany a case containing copies of a seditious picture. The Pioneer newspaper suggests that the Government should ask France to prevent the despatch of seditious literature to Ciiandernagor, where it is transmitted through to Bengal.
l& BRILLIANT DUKBAR. Calcutta, November 2. lucre was a brilliant durbar at Jodhl'ore. Tho message from the King i-i'i'-Hed a profound impression. Earl Jliik-.i :■'-, received ■: great number of piiitit.ving icugi.tuis from all parts of
BENGALIS' DISAPPOINTMENT. Received •'!. 0.20 p.m. Calcutta, November 3. 1 lie lli'iijjiilis, who were, expecting great concessions. profess to be bitterly disappointed over the King's proclamation. '*
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 267, 4 November 1908, Page 2
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145BRITISH RULE IN INDIA. Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 267, 4 November 1908, Page 2
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