I am desired to acknowledge on behalf of His Excellency the Viceroy the receipt of the Address of Welcome and also the abstract of the proceedings of the extraordinary general meeting held by the Calcutta Literary Society. [...] HE Patrons and Members of the Society the Graduates and Under-Graduates of the University and other gentlmen of light and leading composed the bulk of the audience. [...] The Patrons and Members of the Society the Graduates and UndeGraduates of the University and other gentlemen of the city and suburbs composed the buil; of the audience. [...] On the fecundity of the world the lecturer gave his cases where barren-women were fertile and gave birth to healthy sons and discussed the controversial point of the theory of sex It depends more on the blood of the mother than on the mind of the woman that the sex question is settled. [...] I am desired to acknowledge on behalf of His Excellency the Viceroy the receipt of the Address of Welcome and also the abstract of the proceedings of the extraordinary general meeting held by the Calcutta Literary Society.
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- sarf.144542
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Proceedings of the Forty-first Anniversary Meeting of the Calcutta Literary Society held with great. eclat in the hall of the Bengal Theosophical Society 4-3-A College Square East on Wednesday the 17tth January 1917 at 5 P.M. under the presidency of the Hon’ble Sir Lancelot Sanderson Kt. K C. M.A. LL.B. Chief Justice of the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal and an illustrious Patron of the Calcutta Literary Society. (Vide Empire and Statesman 18th Bengalee and Amrita Bazar Patrika 19th and Hindu Patriot 20th January and 10th February 1917 respectively
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