BANGALORE

[s. 80] : A city of Mysore, India, 175 miles west of Madras. It is on an elevated site, a great resort for invalids; it has considerable trade, and is a military post. Population, 180,000, chiefly Hindus. It is a station of the LMS (1820) with 7 mi ionaries and 22 native workers, men and women, 1 theological cla , 2 high schools, and 12 village schools. There are 121 church members. Station of the with 9 mi ionaries and 174 native workers, men and women. It has a theological seminary, 3 high schools, and 37 WMS village schools. Station of the The communicants number 630. SPG (1837) with 7 native workmen and women, 2 village schools and 405 communicants. Station of the Church of England Zenana Mi ionary Society, with (1902) 5 women mi ionaries, 2 of them physicians) and 14 native ers, church members. 80