BULL BAY

[s. 140] : A town on the S. coast of Jamaica, W. I., about 12 miles E. of Kingston; station of CWBM (1876), with 1 mi ionary and his wife, 4 chapels, 3 Sunday schools, 2 village schools, 2 young people’s societies and 224 profe ing Christians. the BULLOM: A district of Sierra Leone, W. Africa, lying north of the Sierra Leone River; occupied by the CMS (1861) and now in charge of the Sierra Leone Church Mi ionary Society, with 10 native workers, men and women, 1 chapel 1 Sunday school, 6 village schools and 296 baptized Christians. BULLOM LANGUAGE The BuUom belongs to the negro group of African languages, and is spoken in the region of Sierra Leone, W. Africa, by a limited number of people. It has adopted some English words and is written with Roman letters.: BULONGOA A settlement near the northern end of Lake Nyasa, in German East Africa; station of the Berlin Mi ionary Society (1895), with 1 mi ionary and 9 communicants.: BULRAMPUR. See Baleampue. BULUWAYO. See Bttlawayo. 140