too many proposals, and the result would be "great cry and no wool."
OTHER TOPICS.
I am happy to find that your contribution to our Society is coming before long. Huro Chunder Ghose's topographical and statistical account of Bankura was read at the last meeting by Peary (Chand Miter). It contained a great deal of useful information, and indeed an interesting and instructive essay. May we be favoured "with similar .productions by all our educated young men now in the country I perfectly agree with you in thinking that the main spring of all institutions is perseverance, a very small share of which unfortunately fells to, my lot.
THE EDITORSHIP OF GYANANASHUN.
Rusik (Krteto Mullick) is coming to Calcutta. Ram Tonoo. (Lahiri) is gone home. Taruck the principal Editor of Gyananashun has been lucky enough to get a Deputy Collectorship. at Hooghly. I wonder who will carry on the paper now.
Yours affectionately, Ram Gopal Ghose.
Calcutta 9th July 1837.
My dear Gobind, 1 am glad to hear you are come, 1 shall try to see you before long. Will you have to go back to Soogly before you are finally settled here. I have a great deal to "tell you about the Gyananashun which after this week will go into the hands of Babu Dukhina (Runjan Mukherjea).
This being the last time that I shall have to ask you to write in the Gyananashun, pray send me something good. You may pen a small article giving the particulars of Martin's conduct at Hoogly.
Yours &c, Ram Gopal Ghose.
