The National Magazine New Series. January 1902

I have indicated in my previous articles that this is to a great etent the result of the attempt on the part of the Calcutta University to interfere too much with the course of reading of the student. [...] Cotton publicly disclosed the lack of sympathy between the rulers and the ruled in the following strain :— " It were idle also to deny the fact that the sympathies othe two nations are less kindly at the present day. [...] The chatra danda (the umbrella and the sceptre) have beeri; we learn the badges of royalty in Egypt Syria India Siam and Burma from time immemorial and in China and Tibet the shape magnitude and materials of the umbrella vary by royal edicts according to the rank and position of the wearer. [...] and the Duke of York were invested by the King of Siam had upon the insignia the impressions of the Royal umbrella. [...] During' the Moghul rule none but the scions of the imperial family and the omraks of the highest rank were allowed to use it in the. treets of Delhi.