The Anthropological Society of Bombay. Jubilee Volume

After the death of the founder of the Society the new-born zeal for the study of Anthropology appeared to evapgrate ; there was a falling off in the number of members and the Society's funds were at a very low ebb. [...] Moreover in a dependency like India the happiness or unhappiness of millions of subjects of the Crown depends on the knowledge possessed by the governing clalses of the special moral intellectual and social characteristics and usages of the different sections of the population. [...] The larger the number of people brought under the influence of such Societies the greater the hope for the fruition of the ideal of world citizenship. [...] of the Anthropological Society of Bombay on the compltion of fifty years' career of the Society and expressed his and Lady Brabourne's pleasure in attending the Jubilee celebration and hearing about the origin and history of the Society. [...] One is called the holy tree of the canalized united countries of the Minas."2 (The coutry of the Minas was united with the country of the Bilavas).3 The other tree is said to belong to the canalized_ united countries of the Kalakilas.4 (The other country united with the Kalakilas was the country of. the Kävals).5 The third tree is said to belong to the union called Pagalkalakar° which we have