PALAMKOTTA

The Encyclopedia of Missions · 1904 · p. 586
[s. 586] : A town in Madras, India, situated about 5 miles E. of Tinnevelli. Population, Station of the CMS (1820), with (1903) 5,000. 7 mi ionaries, 5 of them with their wives; 6 women mi ionaries, 4 boarding schools, 1 theological cla , 1 college, 462 day schools, 861 native workers, and 54,970 profe ed Christians, of whom 13,439 are communicants (including the district of Tinnevelli Church Council). Station of the CEZ (1881), with (1903) 5 women mi ionaries, 66 native workers, 3 day schools, 1 boarding school, 1 industrial school, 1 dispensary, and 1,139 Zenana pupils. Some write the name Pal am cotta. PALANI. See Palni. PALAPYE See Rows. PALESTINE. See Syria. 56S PALMUR: A town in the native state of Haidarabad, India, situated about 63 miles S. W. of the city of Haidarabad. Climate healthy but ABMU Station of the (1885), with (1903) mi ionary and his wife, 29 native workers, 5outstations, 10 places of worship, 14 Sunday schools, 10 day schools, 1 boarding school, 1 dispensary, 1 hospital, and 851 communicant hot. 1 Christians. 586
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