in 1862 ; but his elevation displeases the older members, who begin to complain ... 138-140
The Calcutta College founded by K, C. Sen on March ist, 1862 ; it becomes a meeting ground for the younger party, whose zeal for progress at the time was almost unbounded ; they proceed to celebrate an inter-marriage privately ; Mr. Sen is restored to his paternal house, whence he had been temporarily banished by his relatives after his ordination ; the namkaran ceremony of Karunakumar, his eldest son, is held there ... ... 140-143
The foundation of the Society of Theistic Friends; the starting of the Bamabodhini Patrika 143-144
Mr. Sen delivers his lecture on "Brahmo Samaj Vindicated?' in reply to a Christian critic; B. K. Goswami formally ordained as a Missionary ; men of the younger party installed in the offices of the Samaj, a step resented at by the older party, some of whom secede from the Samaj services at about this time ... 145-146
The great zeal and missionary activity of the younger party ; Mr. Sen's visit to Madras and Bombay ; B. K. Goswami's visit to Bag- achara ... ... ... 147-151
The younger party publicly break caste, and begin to celebrate inter-marriages, which bring in difference with the older men and with D,
