His Excelleucy Lord Lytton is paying eloquent testitnonS% rto the achievements of Sir Ashutosh to the versatility of his intellect and the variety of his interests esiaid that the Post-graduate Deliarttnent of the Calcutta University was the outstanding project of his great career. [...] In one aspect of the ease the history of the Homes is one long record of the laying of foundation-stones; the cutting of first sods and the opening of new buildings. [...] Apart from material improvetneshts in the conditions of service Of the li'6rce there are I am glad to say; many indications of the growili of a better feeling between the public and the Police which in itself musk contribute in no small degree to the improvement in the discipline and general tone of the force. [...] During the last h ixmontlis of the year there were 18 eases in which the villagers tounterat4tcked and drove off dacoit-s and"31 in seven of these cases some of the dacOtts were captured 'Ate value of worll of this kind to the °Police and tO the administr Won cannot be oveestimated. [...] is no greater pe8t in village life than the depredations of the protes.iional burglar and It is satisfactory *to find signs that the increasing co-operation of the public and the increasing: efficiency of the Police are successful157 reacting one upon the other in their detergent effect on this ferm of Rrilno.
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