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THE announcement in NATURE of April 20 of the death of the Maharaj Rana Bhawani Singh of Jhalawar while again on his way to Europe recalls the fact that, of those with whom he was associated in previous visits, too many would not have been here to welcome him. He would doubtless have missed especially Sir James Dewar at the Royal Institution, Prof. A. D. Waller at the Physiological Laboratory in the top story of the University of London, Sir Archibald Geikie, president of the Royal Society at its 250th anniversary, which the Maharaj Rana attended as a delegate from India; and besides those, Miss K. Stephen, principal of Newnham, in 1912, and the presidents of the meetings of the British Association, Sir William Herdman at Cardiff in 1920, Sir Edward Thorpe at Edinburgh in 1921.
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SHAW, N. The Maharaj Rana of Jhalawar. Nature 123, 805–806 (1929). https://doi.org/10.1038/123805a0
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