MUTYALAPAD

[s. 536] : A town in Madras, situated 30 miles N. E. of Jamulamadugu, on a branch Station of the SPG (1855), of the Penner River. with (1902) 1 mi ionary, 80 na ive workers, 43 places of worship, 33 day schools, and 2,893 profe ed Christians, of whom 951 are communicants. MUZAFFARNAGAR A town of Muzaffarnagar district. United Provinces, India, situated 30 Population, 18,200, Hindus, miles N. of Meerut. Mohammedans, Jains, and a few Christians. Climate formerly very unhealthy and malarious, but lately, owing to modern sanitary improvements, it has been made much more salubrious. Station of the ME, with (1903) 28 native workers, 1 place of worship, 4 day schools, 16 Sunday schools, and 1,656 profe ed Christians, of whom 319 are communicants. Station of the Reformed Pr-sbyterian Church of Scotland, with (1901) 1 mi ionary, 3 native workers, 2 outstations, 1 place of worship, 1 Sunday school, 1 lepers’ asylum, and 195 profe ed Christians.: MUZAFFARPUR: A town in Bengal, India, 35 Population, miles north-northeast of Patna. It is well 49,000, of whom 35,000 are Hindus. built and clean, with good schools, temples, court Has a large houses, and other public buildings. Station of the Go ner Mi ion Society, trade. with (1903) 1 mi ionary, 1 native worker, 1 Sunday school, 1 day school, 1 orphanage, and 90 pro Society spells the name fe ed Christians. Muzafferpur. Station also of the ME, with (1903) 3 places of worship, 7 16 native workers, Sunday schools, 2 day schools, and 328 profe ed Christians, of whom 238 are communicants. 536