LYALLPUR

[s. 435] : growing city in the Jhang dis- 5 A W. trict of India, situated about 100 miles W. S. Station of the Reformed Presbyof Lahore. terian General Synod, with (1900) 1 mi ionary, 2 native workers, 1 outstation, 63 profe ed Christians, 1 place of worship and 1 Sunday school. Station of the Society spells the name Lyalpur. (1869), with (1903) 1 mi ionary and wife, 4 women mi ionaries, 36 outstations, 4 Sunday schools, 4 day schools and 110 profe ed Chris- UP tians. LYDD, or LYDDA. See Ltjdd. Ijydenbnrg- MadagraHcar A LYDENBXJRG: town in Eastern Transvaal, Africa, south of the Limpopo River, north Station, east of Pretor i a. Population, 2,000. of the Berlin Mi ion Society (1866), with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 19 native workers, 9 outstations and 1,921 profe ed Christians, of whom 992 are communicants. Name also written Leidensburg and Lydensburg. 436