The Indian Review November 1926 a Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of all Topics of Interest

But in the form r case the difficulties of organisation and a lack of proper publicity and in the latter the expenses of the voyage over the Atlantic militated against the full success which Paris and St. [...] A. J. SAUNDERS M. A. October THE outstanding event of the past month in the British Empire has been the gathering of the Premiers and Chief Ministers of the various nations comprising the British Commonwealth for the purpose of conferring together about the affairs of the Empire. [...] The imporance of the post lay in the fact that the British Government had dtprived the Rulers of Bhavnagar of their jurisdiction over the new and old capitals of the State (Bhavnagar and Sihor) and of other 114 villages and placed them under the Judge at Ahmedabad. [...] As a nominee of the State he had to look after the interests of the State and to respect the wishes of the Rulers and their advisers ; he had to carry on the judicial administration according to the statutes of the Government of India under the direct orders of the District Magistrate (the Collector) of Ahmedabad. [...] This rise in the official status of Samaldas was his due both because of his meritorious service to the State in connection with the organisation of the Judicial Administration of the State and also on account of the fact that as both the Joint Administrators were connected with the Executive side of the administration they needed the assistance of an officer who had practical personal experi-