The Bombay Educational Record October 1 1871

Page The Month 321 Parsing and Notes 322 Index of English Names of Birds in Jerdon's Birds of India 323 German view of the Internationale" 325 Extract from the Catalogue of Contributions to the International Exhbition at South Kensington 326 Examinations for the Civil Service of India 328 On Teaching the English Language 331 Reflections on the Contents of the Aranya and Kiskindha Kandas of Val [...] The infernal ;amide is the form in which the SIWOrkillg ei:ISSVS thrO►IghOilt the civilised world are to organise thesekes and light the great battle ofemancipatioFor the Jesuit Order the different enitries and States are only so many provinces of their society ; in the eyes or the Lierautiopote they fora: so many sections. [...] ilaznot who for a !tig time was wro►gfully accused of being the intellectual origintnor of the society' has protested in the most enerActic languago both against the acts of the Parisian t'ununune and the in inoples of the Lac nal wank en:tlinucd.) I.1"326 TIIE BOMBAY EDUCATION AL RECORD. [...] or thm will be selected fur the presidency of lengal ( fur the Upper Provinces and for the Lower 'minces) for that of Madras and for that of Bo►bay.* —Notice will hereafter be g;ven of the days rind place of examinatig.. [...] As soon as they begin to read and learn Poetry by heart and this they ought to do when they can read naturally and :elligently without danger of falling into a drone or a drawl—they Dahl be taught to know the meaning of an accented syllable to Lrk the regular recurrence of lines with the same number of Remits I to feel pleasure in the coincidence of the accent of the word and it of the verse.