The Bombay Educational Record

By way of inducement to make the effectual it is „provided that no school or department of a school shall receive the higher of the two principal grants under section 101 of the New Cede Or under any other code for the time being in force unless' the requisition of the Bill be complied with to the satisfaction of the inspector. [...] The distinctive plan of the series was declared to be to present to English readers the important stages in the evolution of the Indian Empire by means of a carefully planned sequence of historical retrospects—each volume dealing with a conspicuous epoch under the name of the principal personage of the epoch. [...] "The Earl of Mayo and the Consolidation of the.Queen's Rule in India "by the Editor appears to maintain the high level of excellence of the previous volume" 80 THE BOMBAY EDUCATIONAL RECORD. [...] His views and proposals were favourably received and in the end the Council of the Association were instructed to consider them at leisure and if approved to submit them to the authorities of the Army the Navy and the Indian Civil Service and to the Civil Service Commissioners. [...] The establishment of a small Educational Council duly representative of the State the Universities and the teaching profession and standing towards the Minister of Public Instruction in a similar relation to that held by the Indian Council towards the Secretary of State would not only give to that Minister a consultative body of the highest authority and experience but would help to secure a