Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p In his threefold .capacity of lawyer, public man and author, Baboo Prosunno Coomar Tagore was the most conspicuous man of his day. He was the first native of India to be appointed to the Viceregal Legislative Council, and he was twice nominated a seat in the Bengal Council. His professional income at the bar is said to have averaged two lakhs of rupees a year. At his death it was found that he had left no less than six and a half lakhs of rupees by way of legacies and bequests for religious, charitable and educational purposes. The largest of these was the sum of three lakhs which forms the endowment of the Tagore Professorship of Law.. }
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- Prasanna_Coomar_Tagore quote "In his threefold .capacity of lawyer, public man and author, Baboo Prosunno Coomar Tagore was the most conspicuous man of his day. He was the first native of India to be appointed to the Viceregal Legislative Council, and he was twice nominated a seat in the Bengal Council. His professional income at the bar is said to have averaged two lakhs of rupees a year. At his death it was found that he had left no less than six and a half lakhs of rupees by way of legacies and bequests for religious, charitable and educational purposes. The largest of these was the sum of three lakhs which forms the endowment of the Tagore Professorship of Law.".