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{{Style P- | {{Style P-Align center|1=The Indian Mirror.<br>CALCUTTA, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 1882.}} | ||
{{Style P-Subtitle|Correspondence.}} | {{Style P-Subtitle|Correspondence.}} | ||
[''We do not hold ourselves in any way responsible for the opinions of our correspondents.''—{{Style S-Small capitals|Ed.,}} ''I. M.''] | [''We do not hold ourselves in any way responsible for the opinions of our correspondents.''—{{Style S-Small capitals|Ed.,}} ''I. M.''] | ||
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{{Style P-Title|Wonderful Mesmeric Cures Effected by the President-Founder of the Theosophical Society in Ceylon.}} | {{Style P-Title|Wonderful Mesmeric Cures Effected by the President-Founder of the Theosophical Society in Ceylon.}} | ||
<center>{{Style S-Small capitals|to the editor of the “indian mirror.”}}</center> | <center>{{Style S-Small capitals|to the editor of the “indian mirror.”}}</center> | ||
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{{Style P-No indent|In the presence of J. A. Gunasekar,<br>Don Luwis Wickramasinha Mutukumara, Notary}} | {{Style P-No indent|In the presence of J. A. Gunasekar,<br>Don Luwis Wickramasinha Mutukumara, Notary}} | ||
The undersigned have known the above named Cornelis Appu for many years, and we know that he had paralysis and unable to use one side of his body. And we certify that he was cured and also that it is being talked about all over the Southern Province. | The undersigned have known the above named Cornelis Appu for many years, and we know that he had paralysis and unable to use one side of his body. And we certify that he was cured and also that it is being talked about all over the Southern Province. | ||
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{{Style P-Signature custom|Yours, &c.,|T. {{Style S-Small capitals|Perera Abeywarden,}}|''Member of the Galle Branch''|''Theosophical Society.''|1 style=plain|2 style=plain|3 style=plain|4 style=plain|align=right}} | {{Style P-Signature custom|Yours, &c.,|T. {{Style S-Small capitals|Perera Abeywarden,}}|''Member of the Galle Branch''|''Theosophical Society.''|1 style=plain|2 style=plain|3 style=plain|4 style=plain|align=right}} | ||
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| notes = Blue diagonal marks appear at the upper left and lower right of the notice. The writer has not been identified. <!-- HANDWRITING-ATTRIBUTION-RECHECK --> | | notes = Blue diagonal marks appear at the upper left and lower right of the notice. The writer has not been identified. <!-- HANDWRITING-ATTRIBUTION-RECHECK --> | ||
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{{Style P-Align center|1=Native Opinion.<br>SUNDAY, 3rd DECEMBER 1882.}} | |||
{{Style S-Small capitals|The Theosophical Society}} will celebrate its seventh anniversary at the Framji Cowasji Institute on the 7th instant at 5-30 {{Style S-Small capitals|p.m.}} (Bombay time). Delegates from all the Branch Associations will be present and address the meeting. | {{Style S-Small capitals|The Theosophical Society}} will celebrate its seventh anniversary at the Framji Cowasji Institute on the 7th instant at 5-30 {{Style S-Small capitals|p.m.}} (Bombay time). Delegates from all the Branch Associations will be present and address the meeting. | ||
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| notes = A blue diagonal stroke appears at the upper right of the masthead. The writer has not been identified. <!-- HANDWRITING-ATTRIBUTION-RECHECK --> | | notes = A blue diagonal stroke appears at the upper right of the masthead. The writer has not been identified. <!-- HANDWRITING-ATTRIBUTION-RECHECK --> | ||
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{{Style P-Align center|1=The Bombay Gazette<br>TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1882.}} | |||
{{Style S-Small capitals|Mr. Sinnett}}, editor of the ''Pioneer'', author of “The Occult World,” and Vice-President of the Theosophists’ Society, is expected to attend the annual meeting of the Society in Bombay, and, we are informed, will make a statement of his views on Theosophy. | {{Style S-Small capitals|Mr. Sinnett}}, editor of the ''Pioneer'', author of “The Occult World,” and Vice-President of the Theosophists’ Society, is expected to attend the annual meeting of the Society in Bombay, and, we are informed, will make a statement of his views on Theosophy. | ||
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{{Style P- | {{Style P-Align center|1=The Indian Spectator.<br>Sunday, December 3rd, 1882.}} | ||
Mr. K. M. Shroff deserves well of the citizens of Bombay among whom he continues his efforts to inspire a spirit of kindliness towards animals. As honorary secretary of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty t{{Style S-Lost|…}} Animals, he has worked since its start with unremittin{{Style S-Lost|…}} energy. But for Mr. Shroff, guided by the worthy President, the Society would not have reached its presen{{Style S-Lost|…}} position. Not content with this good work, Mr. Shro{{Style S-Lost|…}} works for the dumb creatures in another direction. An{{Style S-Lost|…}} those who witnessed the scene at the New Cloth Marke{{Style S-Lost|…}} last Sunday are of opinion that Mr. Shroff is earning th{{Style S-Lost|…}} blessings of the voiceless ones. All success to hi{{Style S-Lost|…}} humane efforts. | Mr. K. M. Shroff deserves well of the citizens of Bombay among whom he continues his efforts to inspire a spirit of kindliness towards animals. As honorary secretary of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty t{{Style S-Lost|…}} Animals, he has worked since its start with unremittin{{Style S-Lost|…}} energy. But for Mr. Shroff, guided by the worthy President, the Society would not have reached its presen{{Style S-Lost|…}} position. Not content with this good work, Mr. Shro{{Style S-Lost|…}} works for the dumb creatures in another direction. An{{Style S-Lost|…}} those who witnessed the scene at the New Cloth Marke{{Style S-Lost|…}} last Sunday are of opinion that Mr. Shroff is earning th{{Style S-Lost|…}} blessings of the voiceless ones. All success to hi{{Style S-Lost|…}} humane efforts. | ||
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On the 7th instant, at 5-30 {{Style S-Small capitals|p. m.}}, (Bombay time), at t{{Style S-Lost|…}} {{Style S-Small capitals|Framji Cowasji Institute}}, the Theosophical Society will cel{{Style S-Lost|…}}brate its Seventh Anniversary. Delegates from the Society{{Style S-Lost|…}} Branches in Bengal, Madras, the N.-W. P. and Oudh, th{{Style S-Lost|…}} Deccan, the Panjab, Gujerat, Kathiawar, Ceylon, and othe{{Style S-Lost|…}} districts, will be present and address the meeting. All ar{{Style S-Lost|…}} respectfully invited to attend. | On the 7th instant, at 5-30 {{Style S-Small capitals|p. m.}}, (Bombay time), at t{{Style S-Lost|…}} {{Style S-Small capitals|Framji Cowasji Institute}}, the Theosophical Society will cel{{Style S-Lost|…}}brate its Seventh Anniversary. Delegates from the Society{{Style S-Lost|…}} Branches in Bengal, Madras, the N.-W. P. and Oudh, th{{Style S-Lost|…}} Deccan, the Panjab, Gujerat, Kathiawar, Ceylon, and othe{{Style S-Lost|…}} districts, will be present and address the meeting. All ar{{Style S-Lost|…}} respectfully invited to attend. | ||
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| notes = Obscured letters and a comma at the folded right edge are restored from the complete issue of The Harbinger of Light, No. 147, 1 November 1882. | | notes = Obscured letters and a comma at the folded right edge are restored from the complete issue of The Harbinger of Light, No. 147, 1 November 1882. | ||
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{{Style P-Align center|1=THE HARBINGER OF LIGHT,<br>MELBOURNE, NOVEMBER 1st, 1882.}} | |||
{{Style P-Title|The “Theosophist.”}} | {{Style P-Title|The “Theosophist.”}} | ||
{{Style S-Small capitals|The}} September number of the ''Theosophist'', recentl{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|y}} received, completes the third volume of that uniqu{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|e}} and interesting journal, the contents of the present number being fully up to the standard. Two letters on “Esoteric Theosophy,” by an Anglo-Indian, present an{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|d}} explain a portion of the Occult Philosophy in an eas{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|y}} and comprehensive manner, though they fail to carr{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|y}} conviction to us from the fact of their being opposed to our personal experiences in the realm of spirit. A letter from a Theosophist taking exception to a portion of Col. Olcott’s address wherein he alludes to Electricity as “matter” is ably replied to by another Theosophist{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|,}} who brings some cogent arguments in support of the Colonel’s definition. | {{Style S-Small capitals|The}} September number of the ''Theosophist'', recentl{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|y}} received, completes the third volume of that uniqu{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|e}} and interesting journal, the contents of the present number being fully up to the standard. Two letters on “Esoteric Theosophy,” by an Anglo-Indian, present an{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|d}} explain a portion of the Occult Philosophy in an eas{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|y}} and comprehensive manner, though they fail to carr{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|y}} conviction to us from the fact of their being opposed to our personal experiences in the realm of spirit. A letter from a Theosophist taking exception to a portion of Col. Olcott’s address wherein he alludes to Electricity as “matter” is ably replied to by another Theosophist{{Style S-HPB SB. Restored|,}} who brings some cogent arguments in support of the Colonel’s definition. | ||
No. 3. “Fragments of Occult Truth,” also appears in this issue, and will doubtless be read with considerable interest by Spiritualists, but being a party to the friendly controversy which appears under this heading, we think it undesirable to comment upon at present. Volume 4 commences with October number, and country friends who desire to subscribe can, by forwarding annual subscriptions to the office of this paper, have the ''Theosophist'' sent direct from India. | No. 3. “Fragments of Occult Truth,” also appears in this issue, and will doubtless be read with considerable interest by Spiritualists, but being a party to the friendly controversy which appears under this heading, we think it undesirable to comment upon at present. Volume 4 commences with October number, and country friends who desire to subscribe can, by forwarding annual subscriptions to the office of this paper, have the ''Theosophist'' sent direct from India. | ||
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