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Rh After graduating as Master of Arts, and passing the Vakils' examination, Moulvi Mubarak Husain entered Government service as a Munsiff in 1889. He has held the posts of Subordinate Judge, officiating Assistant District Judge, and officiating District Judge. He possesses landed property in Allahabad district. At present he is officiating as Assistant Sessions Judge and Additional Judge at Moradabad. His title was conferred on the occasion of the recent Coronation Durbar, in recognition of his services to Government and the public. Recreation: Tennis. Present Address: Moradabad, U. P.

 , Khan Bahadur, Government Pleader in the High Court of the North- West Provinces, Allahabad, was granted his title on the occasion of the Coronation Durbar in 1911, in recognition of his public services. Address: Allahabad.

 , Khan Bahadur, officiating Judge of the Lucknow Court of Small Causes, was born on 29th July, 1858, and educated at home and at the Government High School at Hardoi. His father, Maulvi Wahid-ud-din, did faithful service as Tahsildar at Sandila during the Mutiny, and his ancestors have also rendered services to Government in many capacities. One of them was a Nasim in Oudh during the Nawabi rule; another was a Sirdar under Lord Lake, and his grandfather on his mother's side.* was principal Sirdar Amin before the Mutiny. His uncle. Mohammad Ikramullah Khan, was an Extra-Assistant Commissioner during the Mutiny; after that outbreak had subsided his services were lent to the Nizam, and he was member of the Hyderabad Board of Revenue for fifteen years, gaining the titles of Nawab and Yarjung Bahadur. After he had retired from the Nizam's service he was appointed Judicial Member of the Rampur Council of Regency. Maulvi Mohammad Taj-ud-din has seen twenty-eight years' service in the Judicial Branch, as Munsiff, Subordinate Judge, Assistant Sessions Judge, and Small Cause Court Judge. Prior to 1884, 