The Bengal Registration Service Association Journal

It shows the ignorance on the part of the Calumniator of the details of the work done by the Sub-Registrars. [...] By bringing to light the nature of the work that is done by the Sub-Registars let the jonrnal.prove the hollowness of the accusation. [...] And now invoking the blessing of the Great God who is the First and the Last and the fountain of all good and success and depending upon the strength and stay of the members of the service the bark is launched out into the unknown and uncertain sea !! Ourselves OURSELVES. [...] We wish that the framers of these rules could be taken to the bedside of a dying officer and witness the wails and shrieks of the wife and children of the poor..1 man not only at the ought of the eternal parting but a a the sigIR of penury and misery which aready cast their shAdows before them. [...] The ordinary man would think that the pension of a man should be according to the proportion which the number of years of the pensioners' service bears to 25 years but No : the Scriture provides that his pensions should be according to the proportion which his number of years of service bears to 30 !! The following illustration will clear the Scriptural provision :- A and B are two officers wh