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| source title = Hindu Reformer and Politician, The | | source title = Hindu Reformer and Politician, The | ||
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We are requested to print the names of the following gentlemen as additional members of ''The Hindu Sabha.'' | |||
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{{Style S-Small capitals|m. r. r}}y. S. Parthasarathi Yogi {{Style S-Small capitals|b. a.}} and {{Style S-Small capitals|b. l.}} Triplicane. | |||
S. T. Krishnamachariar, Articled Clerk High Court. | |||
D. Kesava Rao Punt High Court. | |||
C. V. Cunniah Chetty Garu Black Town. | |||
Gurusamy Chettiar, Vice-President Black Town. | |||
R. Jayaraja Rao {{Style S-Small capitals|b. a.}} Accountant General’s Office. | |||
R. Vythianadha Sastriar {{Style S-Small capitals|b. a.}} Normal School Madras. | |||
C. Etherajulu Naidu Dubash Tondiarpet. | |||
V. Sundrum Sastrear {{Style S-Small capitals|b. a.}} and {{Style S-Small capitals|b. l.}} Tondiarept. | |||
Appasawmy Chettiar, Tondiarpet. | |||
Kuppusawmy Naidu Dubash Tondiarpet (Vice-President.) | |||
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vol. title: vol. period: 1882 pages in vol.: 229 Several blue nonverbal marginal marks are visible; their purpose is unknown. The writer has not been identified. | |
< The Theosophical Society (continued from page 13-69) >
sophical society itself. Their advent to Madras has tended much to awaken our brethren from their lethargic stupor. They have gone to some of the Mofussil stations where their arrival was eagerly awaited for. They will be back again here within a month, when there will be another lecture. After arriving at Madras they mean to go to Ceylon where Col. Olcott will perfect the benevolent efforts which he set on foot there some time back. We conclude with saying that, their present tour throughout India is fraught with the highest benefits and advantages towards this down trodden country.
the hindu sabha,
journal extraordinary.
We are requested to print the names of the following gentlemen as additional members of The Hindu Sabha.
m. r. ry. S. Parthasarathi Yogi b. a. and b. l. Triplicane.
S. T. Krishnamachariar, Articled Clerk High Court.
D. Kesava Rao Punt High Court.
C. V. Cunniah Chetty Garu Black Town.
Gurusamy Chettiar, Vice-President Black Town.
R. Jayaraja Rao b. a. Accountant General’s Office.
R. Vythianadha Sastriar b. a. Normal School Madras.
C. Etherajulu Naidu Dubash Tondiarpet.
V. Sundrum Sastrear b. a. and b. l. Tondiarept.
Appasawmy Chettiar, Tondiarpet.
Kuppusawmy Naidu Dubash Tondiarpet (Vice-President.)
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Editor's notes
- ↑ The Hindu Sabha, Journal Extraordinary. by unknown author, Hindu Reformer and Politician, The, v. 1, 1882
