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যুরোপ-প্ৰবাস। City Excuse bad writing, for my fingers are quite stiff I have just come out of a cold bath, which I take every day in spite of the weather. It is a fearful trial to one's nerves. 3rd. March, 1866. Poor Manmohan has heard of his father's death. The blow, though expected, does not seem to have fallen upon him with mitigated severity. He is going to apply to the Benchers of his Inn (Lincolon's) to call him to the bar next term, so that he might leave for. India in July next. He has sent a Telegram to Dijendra Tagore for £ 3Oo to enable him to leave Europe. The Telegram cost him Rs. 75. I am sorry for the poor fellow. You will be pleased to hear that I have finished keeping 9 (nine) Terms and that there is every prospcct, humanly speaking, of my being called to the Bar in November next, provided I am ready with the necessary funds. The steward of our Inn tells me that as my name was on the list, I shall have to pay for the Terms I have not kept, just as if I had done so and that I must be prepared to satisfy all demands by the beginning of October next in order to have a right to petition the Benchers for a call in the ensuing term. I need Scarcely say that everything will now depend upon yourself and the friend who has been helping me so kindly up to this time. Ioth May, 866 Ioth June, 1866. The failure of the Agra Bank has spread ruin and dismay in London. If the Bank had gone down a few weeks earlier, I should have been a sufferer, for your