Proceedings of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, [April, 1905.] 
Mr. T. H. D. LaTouche. 
Mr. C. W. McMinn. 
The Hon. Mr. Justice Asutosh Mukhopadhyaya. 
Dr. E. D. Ross. 
—— Haraprasad Shastri. 
Mr. E. Thorn 
Ph tlological Seite 
Babu Muralidhar Banerjee. 
Babu Monmohan Chakravarti. 
Mr. Harinath D 
Mr. E. A. 
The Hon, Mr. Justice Asutosh ee geamaades 
The Hee. Mr. Justice F. E. Pargite 
D. Ros 
De. 
Pandit Satya avrata or tay tees 
Pandit © Chandra Sastr 
Mahamahopadhyaya Remora Shastri. 
Se CT nt aden Chandra Kanta See ee 
ibau 
Babu Na sense Nath Vasu. 
Mr. A. Venis. 
Pandit Satis Chandra Vidyabhusana. 
The proposed revision in Rules 5 and 7 of the Society’s Rules, 
of which intimation had been given by circular to all resident 
members in Sa He with Rule 64A, were brought up for dis- 
cussion 
Mr. D. Hooper exhibited some peculiar knives from Nepal 
and Coorg. 
The pasted papers were read :— 
i 3 ruddha Thera.—A learned Pali author of Sean ae ee 
in the 12th Centar A.D.— By Panpit Satis CHanpDRA VIDYAB yA. 
2. e Colowring Principle of the flowers of Nyctanthes Seton 
tristis, —By ‘E. G. Hii, B.A. 
3. On some Fores of the Kris hilt, with special reference to the 
Kris tadjéng of the Siamese Malay States. rbis exhibition of spect- 
mens and drawings.—By N. ANNANDALE 
This paper will be published in the Goan 
4, The Monasteries of Tibet.—By Rat Sarat Cuanpra Das 
— C.LE. 
the occurrence of the Fresh-water Worm Chsetogaster im 
India, with notes on the habits of a species from Caleutta.— By N. 
ANNANDALE, B.A, 
6. A letter from Mr. H, Beveridge toBabu Girindra Nath Dutt 
on his paper on the History of the Hutwa Raj 
I am much obliged to you for the ee of your History © 
the Hutwa Raj. I have read it with interest. The only point on 
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