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</noinclude><section begin="Mulally, Major-Gereral Herbert"/>Peshwar, India. Club : United
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</noinclude><section begin="Mullaly, Major-General Herbert"/>Peshwar, India. ''Club'': United Service.
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Service.
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<section begin="Mumtaz-ud-Dowlah Muhammad Fahiyaz Ali Khan, Nawab of Pahasu"/>'''Mumtaz-ud-Dowlah Muhammad Fahiyaz Ali Khan, Nawab of Pahasu''' (''See Pahasu, Nawab of.'')
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Miimtaz'ud-Dowlah Muhammad
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<section end="Mumtaz-ud-Dowlah Muhammad Fahiyaz Ali Khan, Nawab of Pahasu"/>
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Fahi>a'? All K^'a^. Nawab of
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<section begin="Munagala, Zemindar of; Sri Zubdatul Aqran Nayani Venkata Ranga Rao Garu"/>'''Munagala, Zemindar of; Sri Zubdatul Aqran Nayani Venkata Ranga Rao Garu'''; belongs to one of the oldest and most renowned Reddi families in the Northern Circars; ''e.s''. of Venkata Ramayya; ''b''. 1879; ''educ'': Noble College, Masulipatam; assumed charge of the estate, 1900; takes great personal interest in the indigenous industries, especially hand-loom weaving; opened a fly shuttle loom factory; sent a student to Japan to learn weaving and dyeing at Kioto; maintains a free primary school at Nadigudem for the benefit of his ryots; helps poor students; aided in the publication of a History of Japan in Telugu; has taken deep interest in the dissemination of Telugu literature; started an experimental farm for sugarcane and other crops. ''Address'': Nadigudem, Munagala. Kistna District, Madras Presidency, India.
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Pahasu [See I'aliasu, Naicab of.)
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<section begin="Munuswamy Iyer, Canvanua Venkatrama"/>'''Munuswamy Iyer, Canvanua Venkatrama''', Rao Bahadur. (1913), Reporter, ‘''Madras Mail''’, Madras; ''s''. of late Mr. C. Venkatrama Iyer; ''b''. 1868; ''educ'': Church of Scotland Mission College (now amalgamated with the Madras Christian College), Madras; joined Government service as Shorthand Writer in the office of the Private Secretary to H.E. The Governor of Madras, 1890; resigned and joined the staff of the ‘''Madras Mail''’ as junior Reporter, November 1892; has been Reporter to the Indian National Congress for many years; received a certificate of honor on the occasion of the Coronation Durbar, 1912; presented with an address of congratulation by the Members of the ‘''Madras Mail''’ on the occasion of his having been made Rao Bahadur, 1913. ''Address'': Mambalam Saidapet, near Madras, India.
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Monagala, Zeraindnr of ; Sri Zub-
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datul Aqran Nayani Venkata
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<section begin="Munro, James Hume"/>'''Munro, James Hume''', retired Judge Madras High Court; joined service as Assistant Collector and Magistrate, 1877; attached to Revenue Survey Party No. 2,, same year; acted in various lower grades including that of Sub-judge 1903; District and Sessions Judge, 1903; Judge, High Court, Madras, 1907; retired, 1912. ''Address''; C/o India Office, London.
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Ranga Rao Garu ; belongs to
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one of the oldest and most re-
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<section begin="Murarman, Raja of; Bhagawathi Bakshh Singh"/>'''Murarman, Raja of; Bhagawathi Bakshh Singh'''; head of the Rais clan of Rajputs and claims descent from the great Salivahana; succeeded to title, 1911; ''educ'': in the Colwin Talukdar’s school, Lucknow; the estate comprises 100 villages in Rae Bareilly, and 14 villages in Unao; title of Raja made hereditary by British Government, 1877. ''Address'': Murarman, Rae Bareilly, U.P., India.
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nowned Reddi families in the
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<section end="Murarman, Raja of; Bhagawathi Bakshh Singh"/>
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Northern Circars ; e. s, of
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<section begin="Murray, G. P."/>'''Murray, G. P.''' I.C.S., Registrar, High Court, U.P., Allahabad; ''educ'': at Cheltenham and University College, Oxford; joined service as Assistant Collector, 1903; rose to present position, 1912. ''Address'': Allahabad, U.P., India.
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Venkata Ramayya ; b. 1879 ;
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<section end="Murray, G. P."/>
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edi(c : Noble College, Masuli-
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<section begin="Murray, Major-General Robert Hunter"/>'''Murray, Major-General {{SIC|Robart|Robert}} Hunter''', C.B. (1896), C.M.G. (1898); Indian Army (retired); ''y.s''. of late John Murray of<section end="Murray, Major-General Robert Hunter"/><noinclude>{{left|292}}</div></noinclude>
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patam ; assumed charge of the
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estate, 1900 ; takes great per-
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sonal interest in the indigenous
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industries, especially hand-loom
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weaving ! opened a fly shuttle
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loom factory ; sent a student to
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Japan to learn weaving and
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dyeing at Kioto; maintains a free
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primary school at Nadigudem
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for the benefit of his ryots; helps
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poor students; aided in the publi-
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cation of a History of Japan in
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Te'ugu ; has taken deep interest
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in the dissemination of Telugu
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literature ; started an experi-
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mental farm for sugarcane and
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other crops. Address : Nadigu-
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dem, Munagala. Kistna District,
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Madras Presidency, India.
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Munuawamy Iyer, Canvanu?
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Veiikatrama, Rao Bahadur.
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(1913), Reporter, 'Madras Maif,
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Madras ; s. of late Mr. C. Ven-
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katrama Iyer ; b. 1S6S ; educ :
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Church of Scotland Mission
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College (now amalgamated with
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the Madras Christian College),
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Madras; joined Government
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service as Shorthand Writer in
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the office of the Private Secre-
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tary to H.E. The Governor of
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Madras, 1890; resigned and joined
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the staft of the ' Madras Mail '
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as junior Reporter, November
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1892 ; has been Reporter to the
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��Indian National Congress for
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many years ; received a certi-
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ficate of honor on the occasion
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of the Coronation Durbar, 1912 ;
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presented with an address of
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congratulation by the Members
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of the ' Madras Mail ' on the
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occasion of his having been made
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Rao Bahadur, 1913. Address i
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Mambalam Saidapet, near Mad-
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ras, India.
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Mnnrci James Hume, retired Judge
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Madras High Court ; joined
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service as Assistant Collector
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and Magistrate, 1877 ; attached
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to Revenue Survey Party No. 2,,
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same year \ acted in various
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lower grades including that of
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Sub-judge 1903 ; District and
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Sessions Judge, 1903 ; Judge,
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High Court, Madras, 1907 ; re-
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tired, 1912. Adi^ress; Co India
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Office, London.
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Murarman, Raja of; 6hagawatV>i
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Bakshh Singb ; head of the Rais
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clan of Rajputs and claims
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descent from the great Saliva-
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hana ; succeeded to title, 1911 ;
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educ : in the Colwin Talukdar's
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school, Lucknow; the estate
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comprises 100 villages in Rae
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Bareilly, and 14 villages in Unao;
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title of Raja made hereditary by
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British Government, 1877. Ad-
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dress : Murarman, Rae Bareilly,
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U.P., India.
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Murray, G. P. I.C.3., Registrar,
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High Court, U.P., Allahabad;
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ediic : at Cheltenham and Univer-
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sity College, Oxford ; joined ser-
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vice as Assistant Collector, 1903 ;
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rose to present position, 1912.
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Addre-s : Allahabad, U.P., India.
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Murray, Majop-Gtnnral Robart
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Hunter, C.B. (1896), C.M.G.
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(18-)8) ; Indian Army (retired) ;
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y.s. of late John Murray of
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