The Egyptian campaigns, 1882 to 1885

by Charles Royle

INDEX.

Abbas Pasha Hilmy, Prince (Khedive), page [497].
Abd-el-Al, [15], [17], [18], [184-5].
Abdel Kader Pasha, [210], [216], [233].
Abd-el-Kerim, [376-7].
Abdullah-el-Taaishi, see Khalifa.
Abu Hamid, battle of, [522-3].
Abu Klea, [340]; battle of, [341-7];
retreat to, [388];
skirmish at, [389-90];
evacuation, [341].
Abu Kru, see Gubat.
Adye, Gen. Sir John, [110], [132].
Afafit, [489];
see Tokar.
Ahmed Arabi, see Arabi Pasha.
Ahmed Fedil, dervish leader, defeated, [593];
killed, [595].
Ahmed Saha, [216].
Akasheh, action at, [509].
Al-ed-Din Pasha, [235], [239].
Alcester (Lord), see Seymour (Admiral).
Alexandria, warships sent to, [9], [35-6], [58], [60];
riots, [44-60];
bombardment, [60-75], [78], [90-4];
forts, [67];
European quarter burnt, [87], [97];
outrages, [93], [97], [100], [102].
Ali Fehmi, [14], [17], [203], [208].
Ali Pasha Moubarek, [107], [109].
Alison, Gen. Sir A., [105], [114], [116], [117], [119], [120], [168], [174], [200].
Alleyne, Lieut.-Col., [394].
Amr-el-Makashef, [216], [233], [235], [237].
Anson (Lord), [316].
Arabi Dafalla (Emir), [591].
Arabi Pasha, [15], [17], [18], [20], [21], [23], [24], [32], [33], [35], [39], [40], [41], [43], [52], [57], [60], [88], [91], [99], [104], [108], [109], [111], [112], [113], [166], [183], [202-10].
Ardagh, Major, [111], [113].
Argin, battle of, [475-8].
Armour-clad train, [116], [187].
Army of Occupation, [199], [200], [230], [250], [450-9].
Ashburnham, Lieut.-Col., [172].
Aslam, Fort, [187].
Atbara, battle of the, [541-51].
Australian Infantry and Artillery in Souakim Expedition (1885), [410], [430], [432], [436].
Awad-el-Kerim, [217].
Azhar, El, [15], [109].
Baggaras, [213-14], [461-2], [472], [486], [509], [517].
Baker, Sir Samuel, [212], [243].
Baker, Gen. Val., [257-65].
Baring, Sir E. (Lord Cromer), [12], [232], [251-2], [357], [496], [501], [507], [590].
Barrow, Lieut.-Col., [284-5], [339].
Barthélemy St.-Hilaire, M., [36].
Bayuda desert, [333], [386], [388], [393].
Beale, Lieut.-Col., [397].
Benha, massacre at, [57], [107].
Berber, advance of Sirdar to, [519];
taken by Gen. Hunter, [523].
Beresford, Lord Charles, [71], [104], [329], [332], [344], [350], [363], [368], [370-1], [389].
"Black Watch" (The), [283], [296], [299], [303].
Blignières, M. de, [7], [12], [224].
Blunt, Mr. Wilfrid S., [31], [202].
Bombardment, see Alexandria.
Borelli Bey, [203].
Boscawen, Col., [364].
Brackenbury, Col., [316];
Brigadier-Gen., with Nile Column, [393];
succeeds Gen. Earle, [347], [398-401].
Brédif, M., [224-5].
Broadley, Mr., [202].
Broadwood, Col., [565].
Buller, Gen. Redvers, [274], [277-8], [291];
at Tamaai, [299-300], [305], [316-17];
chief of Wolseley's staff, [380];
commanding Desert Column, [387];
at Abu Klea, [391];
advises retention of Dongola, [344].
Burnaby, Col., [282], [339], [341], [344].
Burn-Murdoch, Lieut., [181];
(Major) 510-12.

Butler, Col. (Brigadier-Gen.), [394], [397], [400-1], [437], [447].
Cairo, alarm in, [34], [36];
Arabist plan for burning, [180] note;
captured by Gen. Drury-Lowe, [181-3].
Caldecott, Capt., killed at Omdurman, [564].
Camel Corps, [324], [330], [332].
Cartwright, Consul-Gen., [58], [108], [131].
Cavalieri, Lieut., [264].
Cave, Mr., [1], [2].
Channes, M. Gabriel, [191].
Cherif Pasha, [4-5], [21], [23], [39], [185].
Chermside, Col., [468-9].
Cholera epidemic among troops, [514].
Clery, Col., [289].
Coëtlogon, see De Coëtlogon.
Colborne, Col., [236].
Collinson, Lieut.-Col., commanding Egyptian Brigade, [553], [559-60], [567].
"Colonels," The, [15], [17].
Colville, Commander, and steam flotilla at Hafir, [515-16].
Colvin, Mr. (Sir) Auckland, [19], [33], [64-5], [111], [224].
Commission of Inquiry, [4], [6];
of Liquidation, [13];
of Public Debt, [2].
Condor, H.M.S., [71].
Conference at Constantinople, [120-7].
Connaught,. H.R.H. the Duke of, at Alexandria, [132];
at Tel-el-Mahuta, [156];
at Tel-el-Kebir, [172].
Control, Dual, see Dual Control.
Cook and Son, [316], [507], [554].
Cookson, Mr. (Sir) Charles, [20], [41], [45-6].
Cornish, Mr. J. E., [65], [112].
"Courbache" abolished, [494].
Coveney, Lieut., killed, [399].
Cromer, Lord, see Baring.
Curzon, Mr., [504].
Cuzzi, Mr., [311].
Damietta, capitulation of, [185].
Daoud Pasha, [18].
Davis, Gen., [274], [277], [291], [296], [304].
Decazes, Duc, [2].
De Chair, Mr. Dudley, [117].
De Coëtlogon, Col., [236], [271].
Dervish Pasha, [43], [55-6], [60], [106].
Desert march of Stewart's Column, [333-40].
Dickson, Major (Royals), killed at Abu Klea, [341].
Dongola, Wolseley at, [324];
the Mudir knighted, [325];
his bon mot about camels, [404];
Wolseley again arrives, [437];
reconquest decided upon, expedition, [501-18];
capture, [517-18].
Dormer Gen., [404];
astonishes dervishes, [408].
Dorrien, Lieut., [62].
Dorward, Major, [322], [336], [350].
Dowell, Admiral, [63], [103], [185].
Drummond-Wolff Convention, [444];
Sir H., [458].
Drury-Lowe, Major-Gen., [133], [156], [162-3], [173], [183].
Dual Control, [7], [8], [12], [24], [224-5].
Dual Note, [39].
Duem attacked by Mahdists, [233].
Dufferin, Lord, [121-3]-4, [128-31], [193-8], [200], [224-9].
Dum-dum bullets, [552-3].
Earle, Major-Gen. W., [132], [317], [332], [393-4];
killed, [397].
Egerton, Mr., [311], [367].
Egypt, financial condition (1875), [1-7];
English policy towards, [28];
Arabist troubles, see Alexandria, Arabi Pasha, Cairo;
benefits of British occupation, [595-600].
Egyptian troops, [260];
army, [505].
El Obeid, see Obeid.
El Teb disaster, [259-65];
victory, [277-87].
Eyre, Lieut.-Col., killed, [397].
Fakri Pasha, [499].
Farag Pasha, [376], [379].
Faragallah Bey, [373].
Farquhar, Col., [236-7], [240].
Fashoda, Capt. (Major) Marchand at, [585-8].
Fenwick, Capt, at Khor Wintri, [491].
Ferket, battle of, [510-12].
Fisher, Capt., and armour-clad train, [116].
Fitzmaurice, Lord E., [307].
Fitz-Roy, Capt. R. O. B., [135-6], [146].
Forts at Alexandria, armament, [67].
Frankfort, Lord, see Montmorency.
Freeman, Lieut., [285].
Fremantle, Gen. A. J. L., [410].
Galioub, outrage at, [107].

Gascoigne, Capt., [364-7], [370].
Gatacre, Major-Gen., with British Brigade in Soudan, [531-2];
at battle of the Atbara, [544-5];
with British force for Omdurman, [552].
Giegler Pasha, [216-17].
Ginnis and Kosheh, battles of: defeat of Khalifa, [451-3].
Girouard, Capt. (R.E.), [506], [513], [520].
Goodenough, Brigadier-Gen., [132], [173], [175].
Goodrich, Lieutenant-Commander (U.S.N.), [81] note.
Gordon, Gen. C. G. (Pasha), [212];
his mission, [267-72], [307-8];
relief expedition, [309-15], [321], [326-8], [337];
Journals, [355-62]; 371;
death, [381].
Gordon, Major Staveley, [555].
Graham, Gen. Sir Gerald, [132], [153], [159], [172], [274], [307], [410], [430-7].
Granville, Lord, [27-8], [30], [36-7], [121-2], [125], [220], [222-3], [232], [253], [308], [311], [453].
Greaves, Major-Gen., [410].
Gregory, Sir W., [31].
Grenfell, Gen. Sir F., appointed Sirdar, [388];
to command frontier field force, [447];
at Souakim, [463];
at Assouan, [479];
at Toski, [481].
Grenfell, Lieut., killed, [566].
Grigolini, Sister Teresa, [577].
Gubat (Abu Kru), [352], [354], [363];
retreat from, [386-93].
Hafir, battle of, [515-16].
Hag Mahomed Ismail, [50] note.
Halton Pasha, [65] note.
Hamley, Gen. Sir E., [110], [132], [165], [172], [177], [185-6].
Hammill, Commander, [89], [98], [100], [313], [317-19].
Handoub, Osman Digna's camp at, [464-6].
Harman, Gen. G. B., [132].
Hasheen, battle of, [412-15].
Henderson, Commander, [120].
Herbin, M., [319], [320], [325].
Hewett, Admiral Sir W., [136], [149], [257], [265-6], [275];
at El Teb, [289].
Hicks Pasha (Col. W.) 235, [239], [243], [250].
Holled-Smith, Lieut.-Col., [464];
captures Handoub, [487];
defeats Osman Digna at Tokar, [488-9].
Hoskins, Admiral, [135], [142].
Houston Stewart, Lieut., [299].
Hudson, Gen., [432], [459], [460].
Hunter, Major, [477], [482], [490];
(Col.) at Wady Halfa, [505];
takes Akasheh, [508];
(Major-Gen.) at Merawi, [519];
victor at Abu Hamid, [522-3];
takes Berber, [523];
battle at Nakheila, [538-40];
Atbara, [546];
commands Egyptians at Omdurman, [553].
Hussein Ismail, [320], [394].
Hussein Pasha Serri, [234].
Ibrahim Pasha, [11].
Incendiarism at Alexandria, [97], [101], [106].
International Commission on Suez Canal, [455].
International Tribunals, [254];
see Mixed Tribunals.
Ismail Pasha (Khedive), [1-4], [6-12].
Ismail Pasha Saddyk (the "Mofettish"), [22].
Ismailia, British occupation, [145-9].
Italian Army defeated at Adowa, [503];
garrison at Kassala threatened, [504] (see Kassala);
Italians defeat 5,000 dervishes, [529].
Jaalin Arabs, [462], [472], [509], [517];
massacred by dervishes, [521].
Joint Notes (Eng. & French) to Khedive, [26-7].
Kafr Dowar, [104], [112], [168] note, [185], [187].
Kan, disaster at, [219].
Kashgil, Hicks Pasha defeated and killed, [246].
Kassala taken by Osman Digna, [528];
by Italians, ibid.;
Italian garrison at, [504];
restored to Egypt, [528-30].
Kassassin, battle of, [159-67].
Kempster, Capt., [475-7].
Keppel, Commander, and gunboats at Metammeh, [525-6];
at Omdurman, [557-9].
Khalifa succeeds Mahdi, [448];
proclamations, [467];
army at Omdurman, [530];
defeated by Sirdar Kitchener, [559-72];
again by Sir F. R. Wingate and killed, [594].
Khartoum invested by Mahdists, [308];
"all right," 337, [361];
Wilson's voyage to, [361-71];
fall, [379-83].

Khasm-el-Mus, [319], [354], [363], [365-368].
Khedive, see Ismail Pasha, Tewfik Pasha.
Khor Wintri, [491].
Kinje Osman, [112], [116-17], [188].
Kirbekan, battle of, [394-9].
Kitchener, Major (Sir) Herbert, [325], [333], [336];
(Col.) Gov.-Gen. Eastern Soudan, [461];
wounded, [461], [464];
in command at Souakim, [466];
at Toski, [480];
Sirdar, [503];
takes over Kassala from Italian garrison, [528-9];
defeats Khalifa at Omdurman, [559-74];
created Baron Kitchener of Khartoum, [572];
demonstration at Khartoum, [582-3].
Kitchener, Col., sent against Khalifa, [590].
Klootz, Adolf ("Vizetelly"), [249].
Kordofan in power of Mahdi, [235].
Korti, Wolseley at, [330], [401];
withdrawal from, to Dongola, [437].
Kosheh and Ginnis, defeat of Khalifa, [451].
Lancers (21st) at Omdurman, [451].
Lesseps, M. Ferdinand de, [137-43];
M. Victor de, [137], [147];
M. Charles de, [142].
Lewis, Lieut.-Col., [536], [593].
London Convention, [454].
Lyons, Lord, [27], [61], [124], [142].
Lyttelton, Brigadier-Gen. Hon. A. G., [552].
Macdonald, Lieut.-Col., at battle of the Atbara, [536];
at battle of Omdurman, [568-71].
Machell, Lieut., [472].
McNeill, Major-Gen. Sir J. C., [410];
attack on his zeriba, [416-29].
Macpherson, Gen. Sir H., [173].
Mahdi, The, [213-19], [232-42];
second hanged by first, [233];
captures Khartoum, [378-83];
prepares to invade Egypt, [447];
death, [448] (see Khalifa);
tomb destroyed, [582].
Mahmoud Choukri Bey, [143].
Mahmoud (Emir), Khalifa's general, captured, [549].
Mahmoud Pasha Fehmi, [143], [186], [201].
Mahmoud Sami Pasha, [15-18], [23-6], [32-3], [35], [39], [201].
Mahmoud Talma Pasha, [255].
Mahomet Saleh, [214].
Mahsameh captured, [157].
Malet, Sir E., [26], [30], [34], [37], [58], [203].
Marabieh, Hicks defeats Mahdists at, [236-8].
Marchand, Capt. (Major), at Fashoda, [585-8].
Martin, Major, with Hicks Pasha, [236];
(Col.) at Omdurman, [566].
Massacre of foreigners in Alexandria, [44-53];
at Tantah, [107];
at Khartoum, [382];
of Jaalins at Metammeh, [521].
Massey, Capt., with Hicks Pasha, [236].
Maude, Commander, [105].
Mernat Island, [367].
Metammeh, advance on, [347-54];
attacked by Keppel (q.v.), [525-6];
massacre of Jaalins, [521].
Milner, Sir Alfred, on British troops in Egypt, [459];
on Sir E. Baring, [498].
Mixed Tribunals, [3], [454].
"Mofettish," The, [22].
Mohammed-el-Kheir (Emir), [447], [466-7].
Mohammed Mousa, [301].
Moncrieff, Capt. (R.N.), [256].
Moncrieff, Sir Colin Scott, [495].
Money, Lieut.-Col., [536].
Montmorency, Major-Gen. Hon. R. H. de (Lord Frankfort), [467-8], [479].
Morice Bey, [176] note, [208], [257], [262], [289].
Moukhtar Pasha, [458].
Murray, Col. (Seaforth Highlanders), [536].
Mustapha Pasha Fehmi, [496], [499].
Mustaphazin, [46-9].
Nakheila, battle at, [538-40].
Napier, Hon. Mark, [202-3].
Naval Brigade at Abu Klea, [344].
Neufeld, Mr. Charles, [576].
Ninet, Mr. John, [74], [184] note, [189], [192].
Northcote, Sir S., on Soudan policy, [409].
Nubar Pasha, [91], [253-4], [441], [494-5], [501].
Nubir Yussef Pasha, [216-18].
Nur-el-Kanzi (Emir), [467-9].
Nusri Pasha, [354].

Obeid, Mahdi repulsed at, [218-19];
capitulates, [235].
Omar Pasha Loutfi, [41], [46], [56], [107].
Om Debrikat, battle of: Khalifa killed, [594].
Omdurman captured by Mahdi, [373-4];
retaken by Sirdar (Kitchener), [574].
Oman Azrak (Emir), [513].
Osman Digna, [255-75], [290], [301], [303], [306], [432-4], [436], [460-2], [465], [486], [488-92], [524], [595].
Osman Pasha Rifki, [14], [17], [33].
Parsons, Col., at Kassala, [529-30];
defeats Ahmed Fedil, [588-9].
Port Saïd, British occupation, [144-5].
Power, Mr., Brit. Consul at Khartoum, murdered, [319].
Probyn, Lieut., killed, [285].
Quayle-Jones, Col., [536].
Ragheb Pasha, [57], [185].
Ramleh, fight at, [114-15].
Reouf Pasha, [206], [214].
Riaz Pasha, [5], [12], [253], [495-6], [499], [500-1].
Ribton, Mr. H. P., case of, [49].
Riots at Alexandria, [44-60].
Rosières, [587], [589].
Rundle, Major, [468];
Col., [505] note;
Gen., [589].
Russell, Col. Sir Baker, [156], [163].
St. Vincent, Lord, [346].
Saleh Aga defeats Mahdists at Sennar, [216-17].
Salisbury, Marquis of, [8], [59], [409], [441-4], [493], [586-8].
Sami Pasha, see Mahmoud Sami Pasha.
Sarras seized by dervishes, [468], [470-1];
retaken, [485].
Sartorius, Col. (Pasha), [256], [260-1].
Seymour, Admiral Sir B., [41-2], [53], [60-5], [68], [103], [106], [137], [151-2], [199].
Sheikh-el-Din, son of Khalifa, [565].
Shendy, [363].
Sinkat, fall of, [266].
Sirdar, see Wood, Gen. Sir E.; Grenfell, Gen. Sir F.; Kitchener, Sir H.
Slade, Major, killed at El Teb, [286].
Slatin Pasha, [381], [507], [551], [583].
Souakim Expedition (1884), [272-7];
(1885), [408-16].
Souakim-Berber Railway, [405-7], [410], [411], [435-6].
Soudan, state of, [210-19];
abandonment, [249];
Graham in Eastern, [430-7];
evacuation, [442].
Stephenson, Lieut.-Gen. F. C. A., [232], [274], [313-14];
takes over command from Wolseley, [442];
with frontier force at Wady Halfa, [450];
defeats Khalifa, [451].
Stewart, Col., with Gordon at Khartoum, [271];
murdered, [319-20].
Stewart, Gen., with Graham at El Teb, [278], [283];
at Tamaai, [294];
at Otao, [304], [349], [389];
death, [392].
Stuart-Wortley, Lieut., [364-5], [368].
Suez Canal: Ismail Pasha's shares, [1];
International Commission, [455];
Canal seized by British force, see Ismailia, Port Saïd, Lesseps.
Suleiman Pasha, [236], [239], [256].
Suleiman Wad Gamr, murderer of Col. Stewart, [320], [393], [400];
killed, [501].
Sultan Pasha, [35], [100], [192-3].
Talbot, Col., [363], [388].
Tamaai, Graham's victory at, [290-302].
Tapp, Col., killed, [462].
Tewfik Bey and garrison of Sinkat, [266].
Tewfik Pasha, [12], [21-2], [109], [198], [494];
death, [497].
Thackwell, Lieut.-Col., [119].
Tigrane Pasha, [499].
Tokar surrenders to Mahdi, [275];
retaken by Gen. Sir G. Graham, [289];
by Col. Holled-Smith, [488-90].
Toski, battle of, [480-5].
Toulba Pasha, [40], [62], [73], [99], [100].
Trafford, Capt., [364].
Tribunals, Mixed, [3], [454].
Turkish troops for Egypt, [193-8].
Tuson, Col., [120].
Urquhart, Major, killed, [545].
Vandeleur, Col., [339].
Van Koughnet, Lieut., [368-9].
Verner, Col., [546].
Vincent, Sir Edgar, [495].

Vivian, Hon. H. C., [3], [6].
Vyse, Lieut. Howard, killed, [119].
Wad-en-Nejumi, Mahdist general at Khartoum, [373] and note, [378], [448];
defeated and killed at Toski, [480-5].
Wad Helu (Emir), Mahdist general at Omdurman, [565], [570];
killed, [595].
Wady Halfa, Wolseley at, [318].
Walford, Capt. N. Z., [80] note.
Wardrop, Major, [390].
Warner, Capt., with Hicks Pasha, [235].
Watson, Capt. (R.E.), [181];
(Major) Gov.-Gen. Eastern Soudan, [460].
Wauchope, Gen. H. G., [552].
Way, Col., at McNeill's zeriba, [423].
Webster, Lieut.-Col., at El Teb, [284].
"Whalers," 315;
their failure, [322].
Willis, Lieut.-Gen. G. H. S., [110], [132], [172].
Willson, Col. Mildmay, [368] note.
Wilson, Capt. (H.M.S. Hecla), [282].
Wilson, Col. Sir Charles, [204], [209], [316], [345], [349], [353];
voyage to Khartoum, [361-71], [384-5], [440].
Wilson, Mr. (Sir) C. Rivers, [7], [9], [204-5].
Wingate, Major, [507];
Col. Sir F. R., defeats Ahmed Fedil and the Khalifa, [592-4].
Wodehouse, Col., [470], [475-9], [483].
Wolseley, Gen. Sir Garnet (Lord), appointed to command British Expedition to Egypt, [110], [131], [152], [156-7], [168], [183], [199], [200], [312-13], [317], [331];
on fall of Khartoum, [402-3];
embarks for Souakim, [440];
advises retention of Dongola, ibid.;
urges "smashing" of Mahdi, [442].
Wood, Col., at El Teb, [284].
Wood, Gen. Sir Evelyn, [132], [185-7];
appointed Sirdar, [226], [317];
chief of Wolseley's staff, [387-8].
Yacoub Pasha Sami, [55], [184], [187-8].
Zag-a-zig captured by Bengal Cavalry, [180-1].

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