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| Gannendro | Mohun Tagore (33) O.S. Prossono Comar Tagore, Zeminder Bengal, clerk assistant legislative council of India ad. 28 Sept 1859 L. I. |
Mutukisna | Henry Francis, deputy Queen’s Advocate Northern Circuit Ceylon (35) I.S.S. Philip Rodrigo M. late chief Modeliar [3] of the Northern Province of Ceylon aforesaid ad. 15 June 1863 L. I. |
| C. Pavroshettur Modelier | of Madras accredited agent in London of H.H. the Nawab of the Carnatic (38) I.S.C. Apparos Modelier late of Madras Zemindar decd. ad. 22 Octr 1861 L.I. |
Manomohan | Ghose of the Univ of Calcutta (20) I.S. Ram Lochun Ghose late munsif of Sudder Ameen (a native judge) of Muddea [4] Bengal ad. 12 Novr 1864 L.I. |
| Mutu | Coomarasamy, Advocate Supreme Court Ceylon M.L.C. [1] (28) O.S. A Coomarasamy late of Ceylon M.L.C deced. ad. 10 July 1862 L.I. |
Bonnerjee | Woomes Chunder (20) formerly of Calcutta Bengal now of 108 Denbigh Street St. George’s Road S. Grees Chunder B. of Calcutta, attorney at law, Solicitor Proctor and Vakeel [5] of H.M. High Court of Judicature Fort William Bengal ad. 19 Novr 1864 M.T. |
| Tyabjee | Budroodêên (17) of Highbury New Park College co. Mdds, [2] 5.S. Tyabjee Bhojineah of Bombay India gent ad. 27 April 1863 M.T. |
Phirozeshah | Meherwanjee Mehta of Bombay, East Indies B.A. Bombay Univ (20) 2. S. Meherwanjee Hormusjee Mehta of Bombay esq. ad. 16 Jany 1865; called 30 April 1868 L.I. K.C.I.E. [6] Died Nov 1915. Times 8 November 1915 P. 5 col. 2 when there is an obituary notice of him. |
[1] ‘M.L.C.’ stands for ‘Member of the Legislative Council’
[2] ‘co Mdds’ is an abbreviation for ‘the county of Middlesex’, where Highbury Park College (Islington) is located.
[3] Usually spelled ‘modiliar’, meaning a military commander.
[4] ‘Muddea’ is a mistranscription of ‘Nuddea’, a colonial district in Bengal now known as ‘Nadia’ in the present-day state of West Bengal in India. The principal towns of Nadia are Krishnagar and Ranaghat.
[5] Vakil, Hindi/Urdu word meaning lawyer, barrister or solicitor, most commonly barrister.
[6] KCIE: Knight Commander, a rank in the Order of the Indian Empire