INDEX
A
DAMS
, Major John, defeated Mír Kásim at Kátwá,
:
at Gheriá,
:
stormed strong position of Undwá Nala,
:
his death,
:
fought against Mír Kásim,
.
A
HMAD
S
HÁH
, succeeded on the death of his father, Muhammad Sháh,
.
A
IN-Í-
A
KBARÍ
, Blochmann's, quoted,
.
A
IX-LA-
C
HAPELLE
, Peace of,
and
n
.,
.
A
KBAR
, mentioned,
,
,
.
A
LÍ
V
ARDI
K
HÁN
, Governor of Bihár,
:
battle of Gheriá,
:
proclaimed himself Súbahdár,
:
died,
:
succeeded by his grandson, Siráj-ud-daulá,
.
A
LLAHÁBÁD
, occupied by the English,
,
:
conference at,
:
clauses of Clive's demand at,
.
A
MBÚR
, Anwar-ud-dín defeated and slain at,
.
A
MERICA
, war with colonists of North,
.
A
MINCHAND
, Calcutta merchant,
:
negotiated for Clive and his allies,
:
betrayed Siráj-ud-daulá's confidence,
:
demanded 20 lakhs of rupees,
:
his name omitted from false document by Clive,
,
,
,
,
,
,
:
informed by Mr. Scrafton that he was to receive nothing,
:
his pilgrimage to Malda,
,
:
returned to his business in Calcutta,
,
.
A
NGRIA
, pirate chief at Gheriá,
:
his plunderings,
:
Commodore Jones sent to attack,
:
defeated by Watson and Clive,
.
A
NWAR-UD-
D
ÍN
, suspected poisoner of Khojá Abdullah,
:
appointed provisionally Nawáb, a guardian of the young prince, Saiyud Muhammad,
:
suspected murderer of the young prince,
:
Nawáb of Arcot,
:
appealed to by Dupleix,
:
attempted to prevent hostilities,
:
capture of Madras took him by surprise,
:
tried to regain Madras, but failed,
:
finally regained Madras,
:
slain,
.
A
RCOLA
, story of the bridge of, compared to the battle of Arni,
.
A
RCOT
, Dost Alí at,
:
Safdar Alí proclaimed Nawáb at,
:
Murtizá Alí declared himself Nawáb at,
:
Nizám-ul-Múlk with his army entered,
:
Saiyud Muhammad murdered at,
:
left almost undefended,
:
taken by Clive,
:
attacked by the French,
:
French dispersed by Clive at,
:
siege of,
:
strong garrison placed in,
:
Arcot mentioned,
.
A
RMAGON
, English Settlement on the Coromandel Coast,
.
A
RMSTRONG
, Captain, at Council of War,
:
arrested by Clive,
:
acquitted by court-martial,
.
A
RMY
A
DMINISTRATION
,
.
A
RNI
, battle of,
:
French defeated at,
:
its ruler declared for Muhammad Alí,
.
A
SAF
J
ÁH
, title granted to the family of Chin Kílich Khán,
.
Asiatic Annual Register,
quoted,
.
A
URANGZEB
, died in 1707,
:
placed the Súbahs he had conquered under a Súbahdár, or chief,
:
mentioned,
,
.
Aurora,
frigate, in which Supervisors sailed, lost,
.
B
AJ-BAJ
, fort near Maiápur, taken by Clive,
.
B
AKAR
A
LÍ
, Governor of Vellore,
.
B
AKHSHÍ
, Siráj-ud-daulá's Commander-in-chief,
.
B
AKSAR
, battle of,
,
.
B
ÁNKÍPUR
, military cantonment of Patná,
:
Sir R. Barker commandant at,
:
ringleaders arrested at,
.
B
APTÁ
, Clive encamped at,
.
B
ARDWÁN
, revenue of, granted money to Clive,
.
B
ÁRH
, Clive and Mír Jafar marched to,
.
B
ARKER
, Sir R., commandant at Bánkípur,
:
arrested ringleaders at Bánkípur,
.
B
ARNETT
, Commodore, in command of squadron,
:
died,
.
B
ATH
, Clive went to take the waters at,
.
B
ATTA
,
:
Mír Jafar's double batta,
:
discontinued,
,
:
double batta at Allahábád,
:
single batta,
.
B
AYLEY
, Mr., Robert Clive's uncle at Manchester,
.
B
EECHER
, Mr., Member of Select Committee,
.
B
ENARES
, occupied by the English,
:
interview between Clive, General Carnac, and Nawáb-Wazír of Oudh at,
:
Zamíndár of,
.
B
ENGAL
, Clive in,
:
state of affairs in,
:
Clive's achievements in,
:
position of Bengal,
.
B
HÁGÍRATHÍ
,
.
B
IDERRA
, Dutch defeated by Forde and Knox at,
.
B
IHÁR
, Alí Vardi Khán, Governor of,
:
Governor of, rebelled against Mír Jafar,
:
Clive and Mír Jafar at,
:
seat of saltpetre manufacture,
:
Mír Jafar yields it to East India Company,
.
B
ÍJAPUR
, king of, sold Puducheri to the French in 1672, named afterwards Pondicherry,
:
Muzaffar Jang, Governor of,
.
B
ISNAGAR
, Rájá of, granted a small portion of land, called Chennapatanam, to the English,
,
.
B
LACK
H
OLE
of Calcutta,
,
,
,
.
B
LOCHMANN'S
Ain-í-Akbarí
, quoted,
.
B
OSCAWEN
, Admiral, in command of fleet,
:
laid siege to Pondicherry,
:
sailed for England,
.
B
OURDONNAIS
, M. de la, sent in command of a squadron,
:
landed at Madras,
,
:
captured Madras,
:
treaty,
.
Britannia,
ship on board which Clive returned to England,
.
B
ROOME'S
History of the Bengal Army,
,
,
,
.
B
URGOYNE
, General,
and
n
.:
led attacks on Clive,
,
.
B
URSLEM'S
, Mr., school at Market Drayton, to which Clive went when he was eleven,
.
B
USSY
-C
ASTELNAU
, captured Gingi for the French,
:
avenged the death of Muzaffar Jang, and caused Salábat Jang to be proclaimed successor,
:
retained at Dupleix's court,
:
overtures with Siráj-ud-daulá at Haidarábád,
.
B
UTE
, Lord, Secretary of State,
:
Prime Minister,
:
Clive's suggestions to,
:
indignant at Clive's opposition,
.
C
ALCUTTA
, Black Hole of,
:
Manikchand, Governor of,
:
surrendered to Clive,
:
Watson took possession and handed keys to Drake,
:
Select Committee of,
:
Council of,
,
,
.
C
ALLIAUD
, Major, Commander of the Forces,
:
fought against the King of Delhi and defended Patná,
:
summoned to attend Council,
.
C
AMBRIDGE'S
War in India,
quoted,
.
C
AMPBELL
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
C
AREY
, Mrs., among the prisoners in the Black Hole of Calcutta,
.
C
ARNAC
, General,
:
placed by Clive at head of army,
,
:
met Clive at Benares,
:
fought against Mír Kásim,
.
C
ARSTAIRS
, Capt.-Lieut., at Council of War,
.
C
ARTER
, Mr., Member of Select Committee,
.
C
ARTIER
, Governor after Verelst,
and
n
.
C
HAMPION
, Colonel,
.
C
HANÁR
, occupied by the English,
:
ceded to the English,
.
C
HÁNDA
S
ÁHIB
appointed Diwán by Saádat-ullá-Khán,
:
sent with Safdar Alí to capture Trichinopoli,
:
remained as Governor,
:
went to Arcot to do homage to Safdar Alí,
:
suspecting danger, left his family at Pondicherry,
:
kept up the siege of Trichinopoli for three months,
:
surrendered,
:
taken off in custody,
:
at Sátára,
:
released,
:
Nawáb of Arcot,
:
marched to Trichinopoli,
:
retreated to Pondicherry,
:
besieged Trichinopoli,
:
sent troops to join his son, Rájá Sáhib, at North Arcot,
:
defeated,
:
his army still in position before Trichinopoli, but much weakened,
:
murdered,
.
C
HANDRANAGAR
, taken by Clive,
:
Clive's troops stationed at,
:
Dutch defeated at,
.
C
HAPRÁ
, in Bihár, meeting at,
.
C
HARLES
VI, died in 1740,
.
C
HENNAPATANAM
, granted to the English by the Rájá of Bisnagar,
:
renamed Madras,
:
Fort St. George built,
:
Madras raised to a Presidency,
:
population at the end of 17th century,
:
constitution of the town in 1744,
.
C
HIN
K
ÍLICH
K
HÁN
, took steps to make the Súbahdárship hereditary in his family,
,
:
obtained titles of Nizám-ul-Múlk and Asaf Jáh,
:
ruler of Deccan,
.
C
IVIL
S
ERVICE
, reformed by Clive,
,
.
C
LAREMONT
, bought by Clive,
.
C
LARKE
, Captain, in command at Devikota,
:
at Trichinopoli,
.
C
LIVE
, Robert, arrived at Madras as a writer in the service of the East India Company in 1744,
,
,
,
:
his early years not promising,
:
born at Styche,
:
sent to his uncle, Mr. Bayley, at Manchester when three years old,
:
sent to school at Lostocke,
:
removed to Market Drayton,
:
brief experience of public school-life at Merchant Taylors',
:
private school in Hertfordshire till appointed writer,
:
his character at his several schools,
:
belonged to a 'fighting caste,'
:
learned to lead,
:
life of an attorney distasteful to him,
:
duties and life of a writer not congenial to Clive,
:
left England in 1743,
:
delayed at Rio for nine months,
:
insulted a superior functionary,
:
assaulted by the Rev. Mr. Fordyce,
:
regarded as a quiet member of society by his superiors,
:
Mr. Morse, Governor at Madras, befriended him,
:
state of India when Clive arrived described,
:
Clive's fortunes affected by the hostilities between the French and the English,
:
conspicuous in the first siege of Pondicherry,
:
retired to Fort St. David,
:
joined the expedition to Devikota as a volunteer,
:
under Major Lawrence stormed Devikota, which was ceded to the East India Company,
:
situation when Clive returned from Devikota described,
:
appointed Commissary of the Forces,
:
ill and ordered for a cruise,
:
on his return he equipped a force for Trichinopoli,
:
accompanied a larger force to Volkonda,
:
objecting to Captain Gingen's commands and mismanagement he returned to Fort St. David,
:
volunteered to go with Mr. Pigot to accompany a force with provisions to Trichinopoli,
:
went as far as Verdachelam,
:
returned to Fort St. David,
:
determined to become a soldier,
:
Governor of Madras gave him the commission of captain,
:
directed him to go to Devikota with troops and join Capt. Clarke,
:
and report from Trichinopoli to Mr. Saunders,
:
Clive impressed by the depressed condition of the native prince and English soldiers,
:
resolved to remedy conditions,
,
:
returned to Fort St. David to consult Mr. Saunders,
:
despatched to Madras with 200 soldiers,
: 300 sipáhís,
:
reached Kanchípuram,
:
went on to Arcot,
:
defeated the natives at Tímerí,
:
sent for guns from Madras,
:
guns intercepted at Kanchípuram,
:
marched to save the guns, and in his absence the enemy attacked Arcot,
:
brought the guns into the fort and the enemy dispersed,
:
siege of Arcot,
:
took Timerí,
:
marched to Arni to attack Rájá Sáhib,
:
dispersed the enemy,
:
marched to Kanchípuram and took possession,
:
returned to Madras and then to Fort St. David,
:
Dupleix attempting to reconquer Arcot, Clive was sent with troops to meet him,
:
reached Vendalúr and marched on to Kanchípuram,
:
after a short halt, proceeded to Káveripák, where the French were concealed,
,
: battle,
: Clive won,
:
baffled Dupleix,
:
returned to Fort St. David,
:
prepared to go to Trichinopoli,
:
despatched by Lawrence to occupy Samiáveram,
:
his engagements with d'Auteuil,
,
:
Clive surprised at Samiáveram,
:
defeated the enemy,
,
:
captured Paichanda,
:
forced d'Auteuil to surrender at Volkonda,
:
Clive returned to Fort St. David,
:
proceeded to Madras for rest,
:
married Miss Maskeleyne,
:
left Madras on sick-leave,
:
Clive in England,
:
Court of Directors gave him a great banquet,
:
voted him a diamond-hilted sword,
:
stood for St, Michael, returned as supporter of Mr. Fox,
:
unseated,
:
returned to India,
:
appointed Lieut.-Colonel, and named Governor and Commander of Fort St. David, with succession to the Governorship of Madras,
:
took troops to India with instructions to convey them to Bengal,
:
Clive and his troops attacked and destroyed Gheriá,
:
went along the Coromandel Coast back to Fort St. David,
:
Clive sent to the Húglí,
:
landed near Maiápur, marched to Baj-baj,
:
surprised in the night by Manikchand, Governor of Calcutta,
:
Calcutta surrendered to Clive,
:
Admiral Watson took possession,
:
Clive stormed Húglí,
:
treaty with the Nawáb,
:
conquered Chandranagar,
:
Clive's dealings with Siráj-ud-daulá,
:
preparations for war,
:
the battle of Plassey,
:
English loss small,
:
Clive's great victory,
,
:
Clive's dealings with Mír Jafar,
,
:
with Aminchand,
:
spoils of Plassey disputed,
:
created Mansabdar,
:
his dealings with the Princes of Southern India,
:
the Dutch invasion,
:
defeat of the Dutch,
:
Clive's achievements in Bengal,
:
leaves Bengal 1760,
:
Clive's second visit to England,
:
Clive's letter to Mr. Pitt,
:
Clive's fame as a soldier,
:
did not receive a warm welcome,
:
ill health,
:
made an Irish peer,
:
not a supporter of the Bute Administration,
:
Mr. Lawrence Sulivan, enemy of Clive,
:
Sulivan's objection to the donation of the jágír to Clive,
:
Clive voted against the Peace of Paris,
:
Sulivan tried to exclude Clive from a seat in the India House,
:
Clive defeated,
:
disturbance in Calcutta caused a panic in the India House,
:
Clive urged to accept the office of Governor-General,
:
fresh election by the Court of Proprietors, and Clive returned,
:
Clive's proposal regarding the jágír,
:
Clive started for India,
:
Clive appointed Vansittart to succeed him as President of the Council in Bengal,
:
disturbances arose about the successor to Míran, who had died suddenly,
:
war broke out,
:
Clive returned to Calcutta,
:
remodelled the army and the Civil Service,
:
presents from the Natives to Civil Servants prohibited,
:
Clive's dealings with the corrupt faction,
:
his attempts to improve the Company's trade,
:
re-constitution of the Calcutta Council,
:
the Select Committee,
:
his attempts to reform civil administration,
:
Clive hated,
:
his good influence over the younger members of the service,
:
Clive's tour northward,
:
Clive's instructions to the young Súbahdár at Murshidábád,
,
:
he proceeded to Benares,
:
after an interview with Nawáb-Wazír, they proceeded to Allahábád to confer with Sháh Alím,
:
Clive's demands,
:
Nawáb-Wazír granted all except the one regarding factories,
:
the meeting at Chaprá,
:
league formed against Maráthá aggression,
:
question of the English frontier discussed,
:
Clive's views regarding the Súbah, the English to keep in the background, the power to be in the hands of the Súbahdár,
:
'Lord Clive's Fund,'
:
Clive's army administration,
:
'double batta,'
,
:
conspiracy in the army,
:
Clive's mode of suppressing it,
:
Clive resigned in 1766, and returned to England in 1767,
:
his persecutions,
,
:
visit to Paris,
:
on return to England found he was elected Member of Parliament,
:
affairs in India unsatisfactory,
:
attacks on Clive,
:
his acquittal,
:
went to Bath to try the waters,
:
went abroad,
:
returned to England,
:
his death,
:
comments on the life of Clive,
,
.
C
LIVE'S
Evidence before the Committee of the House of Commons,
quoted,
,
.
C
LIVE'S
Report to the Court of Directors,
quoted,
.
C
OCHIN
, independent territory,
.
C
OMMISSARY OF
F
ORCES
, Clive appointed,
.
C
OOTE
, Major Eyre, nominated Governor of Calcutta by Admiral Watson,
:
Clive objected to the nomination,
:
sent by Clive to occupy Katwá,
:
at Council of War,
:
sent with a detachment, after Plassey,
.
C
OOTE'S
Narrative,
quoted,
,
.
C
OPE
, Captain, mentioned in the account of the assault against Clive by Mr. Fordyce,
:
commander of Force sent to help ex-Rájá of Tanjore,
:
sent to Trichinopoli,
.
C
ORNEILLE
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
C
ORNISH
, Admiral, on the Arakan coast,
.
C
OROMANDEL
C
OAST
, English Settlement at Armagon on the,
.
C
OUNCIL OF
W
AR
,
:
question submitted to,
.
C
OURT OF
D
IRECTORS
fêted Clive on his return to England,
:
appointed Clive Lieut.-Colonel, and named him Governor and Commander of Fort St. David, with succession to Governorship of Madras,
:
Clive's letter to,
,
:
appointed ten men to manage affairs in Bengal,
:
constitution of,
:
disputed Clive's right to the jágír,
:
granted to Civil Servants right to private trade,
:
summary of the state of Bengal by,
:
batta,
:
curtailed their allowances,
,
:
received Clive well in England,
:
sent out supervisors,
,
.
C
UDDALORE
, Mr. Fordyce assaulted Clive at,
.
C
UDMORE
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
D
ÁBHOL
, Commodore Jones recalled from,
.
D
AMALCHERRI
, pass in the Karnátik,
,
.
D
ÁUDPUR
,
:
meeting between Mír Jafar and Clive at,
:
entire force united at,
.
D
'A
UTEUIL
, sent by Dupleix to take Law's place,
:
approached Utátur,
:
surprised Clive,
:
defeated by Clive,
:
retreated to Volkonda,
:
surrendered to Clive,
.
D
ECCAN
, territories belonging to,
:
territories independent of,
.
Decisive Battles of India,
by Colonel Malleson,
,
,
.
D
ELHI
, sack of,
,
:
Siráj-ud-daulá's overtures to Court of,
:
Muhammad Sháh, Emperor of,
:
King of, threatened rebellion against Mír Jafar,
:
invasion of,
:
defeated by Calliaud and Knox,
:
Mír Kásim died at,
.
D
EVIKOTA
, English tried to possess the Fort of,
:
Clive sent to join Major Lawrence at,
.
D
HÁKÁ
in rebellion against Mír Jafar,
.
D
IAMOND
H
ARBOUR
, Dutch vessels at,
.
D
ISRAELI
, Isaac son of, mentioned,
:
life of an attorney as distasteful to him as to Robert Clive,
.
D
OST
A
LÍ
, appointed to succeed Saádat-ullá Khán as Nawáb of the Karnátik,
:
sent his son to capture Trichinopoli, where he was slain,
:
his son proclaimed Nawáb,
.
D
RAKE
, Mr., Governor at Calcutta,
:
fled to the Húglí,
.
D
RAYTON
, Market,
see
.
D
ULÁB
R
ÁM
,
see
.
D
UMAS
, M. Benoit, Governor-General of French possessions in India,
:
at Pondicherry,
.
D
UPLEIX
, M., succeeded Dumas as Governor-General of French possessions,
,
,
,
:
received instructions from the Directors on account of the impending war with England,
:
ordered to join M. de la Bourdonnais,
:
urged to arrange with the Government of Madras that the two settlements should preserve neutrality, but not granted,
:
he appealed to Anwar-ud-dín,
:
hostility stopped in the Karnátik,
:
took Madras,
:
sole director of French interests,
:
sent a small force under Paradis to relieve Madras,
:
slaughter at St. Thomé,
:
tried to expel the English from all their settlements,
:
siege of Pondicherry,
:
directed the defence,
:
attempted to take Trichinopoli,
:
sent Law in command of troops,
: unsuccessful,
:
urged Rájá Sáhib to proceed to reconquer Arcot, and, if possible, attack Madras,
:
attacked Punamallu,
:
marched to Kanchípuram and Vendalúr,
:
Rájá Sáhib's army met by Clive at Káveripák,
:
Clive surrounded by the French,
:
defeated by Clive,
:
sent d'Auteuil to replace Law,
.
D
UTCH
, monopoly of trade with the Moluccas,
:
various conquests in the East,
:
Dutch-Indian Company,
:
settlement at Chinsurah,
:
negotiations with Mír Jafar,
:
Dutch fleet approaching Húglí,
:
Clive demanded explanation from them,
:
invasion of the,
:
complete defeat of,
.
Early Records of British India,
by Talboys Wheeler, quoted,
and
n
.
E
AST
I
NDIA
C
OMPANY
, Clive, writer in the service of,
,
,
:
Bihár saltpetre manufacture farmed by,
:
Directors of,
:
Diwán of the three Provinces,
.
E
ATON
, Dr., private school at Lostocke, to which Clive was sent till he was eleven,
.
E
LLIOT'S
History of India,
quoted,
,
,
,
.
E
LLIS
, civil officer, prepared to seize Patná,
:
defeated,
.
Evidence before the Committee of the House of Commons,
by Clive, quoted,
,
.
E
YRE
C
OOTE
, Major,
see
.
F
ACTORIES
, not to be established by the East India Company in Oudh,
:
Nawáb-Wazír's opinion of,
.
F
AIZÁBÁD
, occupied by the English,
.
F
ALTA
, Major Kilpatrick with troops at,
:
Admiral Watson's squadron at,
:
Dutch attack off,
.
F
AMINE
in the three Provinces,
.
F
ISCHER
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
F
LETCHER
, Sir Robert, Commandant at Mungír,
,
:
tried by court-martial and cashiered,
:
his pamphlet,
.
F
ORDE
, Colonel, sent by Clive to Vizagapatam,
:
united with Rájá's troops,
:
expelled French from northern Sirkárs,
:
took their fortress,
:
secured the influence for the English,
:
fought against the Dutch,
:
occupied Bárnagar,
:
marched to Shirirámpur,
:
Knox joined him,
:
defeated Dutch,
:
appointed Supervisor,
.
F
ORDYCE
, Rev. Mr., his assault against Clive, as reported by the Board at Fort St. David,
:
suspended,
.
F
ORREST'S
Records of the Madras Presidency
(1890),
,
,
,
,
.
F
ORT
S
T
. D
AVID
, Board at,
:
English officials from Madras escaped to,
:
Clive helped to defend,
:
French tried to take,
:
Clive appointed Governor of,
.
F
ORT
S
T
. G
EORGE
, built at Madras,
.
F
ORT
W
ILLIAM
, built by Job Charnock in the reign of King William III,
.
F
OX
, Mr., Clive a supporter of,
.
F
RAIS
, M. St.,
see
.
F
RENCH
C
OLONY
, at Pondicherry,
:
on the Malabar coast and at Chandranagar, in Bengal,
.
F
ULLER
, Mr., seconded amendment to the attack against Clive,
.
G
AUPP
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
G
EORGE
II, King, his opinion of Clive,
:
his death,
.
G
HERIÁ
, fort at,
:
headquarters of Angria, pirate chief,
:
taken by Watson and Clive,
:
Alí Vardi Khán's battle at,
.
G
HULÁM
H
USÉN
,
see
.
G
INGENS
, Captain, sent to Volkonda,
:
mismanaged affairs,
:
in command at Trichinopoli,
.
G
INGI
, fortress of,
:
captured by the French,
.
G
OLKONDA
, Nizám-ul-Múlk retired to, after taking Trichinopoli,
.
G
RAFTON
, Duke of, at head of Ministry,
:
resigned,
.
G
RANT
, Major, at Council of War,
.
G
RANT
, Captain Alexander, at Council of War,
.
G
RENVILLE
, George,
:
Clive a supporter of,
:
his death,
.
G
RIFFIN
, Admiral, commanding squadron,
.
G
ÚDALÚR
, important town near Pondicherry,
.
G
UNDLAKAMMA
, river in Madras,
.
H
AIDAR
A
LÍ
, invaded Madras,
,
.
H
AIDARÁBÁD
, overtures between Siráj-ud-daulá and Bussy at,
.
H
ASTINGS
, Warren, mentioned,
:
first Governor-General of India,
.
H
EBER
, Bishop, quoted,
.
H
IGH-ROAD
from Húglí to Patná made by Mughal Government,
.
History of England,
by Lord Stanhope,
.
History of Indostan,
by Orme, quoted,
.
History of India,
by Orme, quoted,
,
.
History of India,
by Elliot, quoted,
,
,
,
.
History of the Bengal Army,
by Broome, quoted,
,
,
.
History of the French in India,
by Colonel Malleson,
.
H
OLLAND
,
.
H
OLWELL
, Mr., in charge during Clive's absence,
.
H
OPE
H
ALL
, the residence of Mr. Bayley, where Clive was brought up,
.
H
ÚGLÍ
, river, fugitives in ships on the,
:
Major Kilpatrick sent with troops to,
:
Watson and Clive sent to,
.
H
ÚGLÍ
, town, stormed by Clive,
:
revenue of, granted money to Clive,
.
Indostan, History of, see
.
I
NDIA
passed to the Crown,
.
I
NDIA
H
OUSE
, Sulivan excluded Clive from seat in,
:
proprietors forced the Governor-Generalship of Bengal on Clive,
:
sent a new covenant to Calcutta,
:
refused to increase salaries,
.
I
VES'S
Voyage and Historical Narrative,
quoted,
,
.
J
ÁGÍR
, conferred on Clive,
and
n
.:
disputed by Court of Directors,
,
.
J
ALANGÍ
, river,
.
J
ENNINGS
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
J
OHNSTONE
, Mr. Gideon, received money for secret services,
.
J
ONES
, Commodore, sent to attack Angria,
:
recalled from Dábhol,
.
K
ALNÁ
, Mr. Watts at,
.
K
ÁLPI
, English victory at,
.
K
ANCHÍPURAM
, Clive on his way to Arcot halted at,
:
guns intercepted at,
:
siege of,
:
taken by Clive,
.
K
ARNÁTIK
, territory of the Deccan,
:
not immediately under the Súbahdár,
:
territory entrusted to a Nawáb,
:
its boundaries,
,
:
invasions and war in the,
:
Khojá Abdullah, Nawáb of the,
.
K
ARRA
, English victory at,
:
held by the English,
.
K
ÁSIMBÁZÁR
, Mr. Watts, English agent at,
:
Siráj-ud-daulá sent an army to Plassey, in the island of,
and
n
.:
troops at,
,
.
K
ÁSIPUR
, seat of gun-factory,
:
Clive at,
.
K
ÁTWÁ
, Major Eyre Coote sent to occupy,
:
battle of,
.
K
ÁVERIPÁK
, battle of,
,
,
:
Clive defeats the French and allies,
:
occupied by Clive,
.
K
HOJÁ
A
BDULLAH
, proclaimed Nawáb of the Karnátik,
:
poisoned,
.
K
ILPATRICK
, Major, sent from Madras to the Húglí,
:
reached Falta,
:
at Council of War,
:
in command of troops at Plassey,
:
marched against St. Frais,
:
joined by Clive,
.
K
ISHANGARH
, revenue of, granted money to Clive,
.
K
NOX
, Captain, fought against the Dutch,
:
defeated the Dutch,
:
fought against the King of Delhi and defended Patná,
.
K
OILÁDÍ
, French attempted to intercept Lawrence at,
.
K
OLRUN
, River,
,
.
L
ALGUDI
, mud fort of, taken by Clive,
.
L
ALLY
, Count, sent to Pondicherry,
:
marched to Tanjore,
:
recalled Bussy,
:
successes achieved by,
,
:
left northern Sirkárs unprotected,
.
L
ASCARS
, with Clive at Plassey,
,
.
L
AW
, of Lauriston, sent by Dupleix to Trichinopoli,
:
unsuccessful,
:
fought gallantly at Pondicherry,
:
replaced by d'Auteuil,
:
defeated by Clive at Paichanda,
:
surrendered,
:
sent by Clive near Chandranagar with troops,
.
L
AWRENCE
, Major Stringer, in command at Fort St. David,
:
took a force to Devikota, with Clive as lieutenant,
:
stormed Devikota,
:
treaty,
:
returned to Fort St. David,
:
joined Clive,
:
started with Clive for Trichinopoli,
:
entered Trichinopoli,
:
assisted by Morári Ráo and the Dalwai of Mysore,
:
sent Clive to occupy Samiáveram,
.
L
AWRENCE
, Lord, quoted,
.
L
E
B
EAUME
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
Letters,
by Scrafton, quoted,
.
Life of Clive,
by Malcolm,
.
'L
ORD
C
LIVE'S
F
UND
,'
.
L
OSTOCKE
, private school where Clive was educated till he was eleven,
.
L
UCAS
, Captain, mentioned in the account of the assault against Clive by Mr. Fordyce,
.
L
UCKNOW
, occupied by the English,
.
L
USHINGTON
, affixed Admiral Watson's name to false document regarding Aminchand,
.
M
A'AFUZ
K
HÁN
, son of Anwar-ud-dín, sent to demand Madras,
:
encountered Dupleix at Maliapur, St. Thomé,
:
defeated,
:
taken prisoner,
.
M
ADHUPUR
, Clive despatched Watts and Walsh to,
:
Clive marched to,
.
M
ADRAS
, Robert Clive arrives as a writer in the service of the East India Service in 1744 at,
,
:
Mr. Morse Governor at,
,
:
originally Chennapatanam,
:
granted to the English and re-named Madras,
:
Fort St. George built,
:
raised to Presidency in 1653,
:
population at end of 17th century,
:
constitution of the town,
:
English trading colony,
:
French colony,
:
taken by the French,
:
restored,
.
Madras Presidency, Records of,
by Mr. Forrest, mentioned,
,
,
,
,
.
M
AIÁPUR
, Watson and Clive at,
.
M
ALCOLM
, Sir John, mentioned,
:
quoted,
:
Life of Clive,
,
,
.
M
ALDA
, Aminchand's pilgrimage to,
.
M
ALIAPUR
, battle between French and English at,
.
M
ALLESON'S
, Colonel,
History of the French in India,
:
Decisive Battles of India,
,
,
.
M
ANCHESTER
, Clive sent to his uncle to be brought up and educated at,
.
M
ANIKCHAND
, Governor of Calcutta,
:
marched to Baj-baj,
:
retired,
.
M
ANSURPET
, pagoda of, taken by Clive,
.
M
ARÁTHÁS
, took Trichinopoli,
:
invasion of,
,
:
yielded Trichinopoli to Nizám-ul-Múlk,
:
overtures with Siráj-ud-daulá,
:
Maráthá ditch,
:
defeated at battle of Pánípat,
:
advance of,
.
M
ARKAR
, the Armenian, commanded a special brigade,
:
sent to Patná,
:
drove the English out,
:
took English prisoners,
.
M
ARKET
D
RAYTON
, Clive sent to Mr. Burslem's school at,
.
M
ARTIN
, Francis, leader of the French traders on the Coromandel coast,
,
:
died 1706,
.
M
ASKELEYNE
, Miss, married Clive,
.
Memoir of Captain Dalton,
quoted,
,
.
M
ERCHANT
T
AYLORS'
, Clive spent a short time at,
.
M
ÍRAN
, son of Mír Jafar,
:
arrived with an army at Murshidábád,
:
struck dead by lightning,
.
M
ÍR
A
SAD
, appointed Diwán in place of Chánda Sáhib,
:
taken prisoner by the Maráthás,
.
M
ÍR
J
AFAR
, in command of Siráj-ud-daulá's forces,
:
joined Clive,
:
quarrelled with Siráj-ud-daulá,
:
reconciliation,
:
swore fealty and to fight against Clive,
,
:
his interview with Mr. Watts,
:
renounced Watts as a spy,
:
threatened to destroy the English,
:
favourable despatch from,
:
position of his troops at Plassey,
:
his interview with Siráj-ud-daulá,
:
lingering of his troops,
:
requested an interview with Clive,
:
escorted to the camp to be proclaimed Súbahdár,
:
his conditions and agreements with Clive,
:
noble family in Bihár,
:
officer of Alí Vardi Khán,
:
married Alí Vardi Khán's sister,
:
Bakshí of the army,
:
took Calcutta,
:
his meeting with Clive,
:
went to Murshidábád,
:
received Clive,
:
proclaimed Súbahdár,
:
applied to Clive for assistance,
,
:
his army at Rájmahál,
:
attempt to coerce Bihár,
:
met Clive,
:
at Patná,
:
marched with Clive to Bárh,
:
returned to Murshidábád,
:
treasury exhausted,
:
conferred the jágír of the Zamíndárí on Clive,
:
forced to resign,
:
to reside under English protection,
:
displaced by Mír Kásim,
:
restored by the English,
,
:
his death,
,
:
bequeathed money to Clive,
:
formation of Lord Clive's Fund,
.
M
ÍR
K
ÁSIM
, son-in-law of Mír Jafar,
,
:
envoy of Mír Jafar,
:
wished to succeed Míran,
:
his bribery successful,
:
Mír Jafar to be displaced by,
:
proceeded to Patná,
:
installed as Súbahdár,
:
good ruler,
:
removed his fortress to Mungír,
:
reformed his army,
:
abolished transit duties,
:
prepared for war,
:
his army under Markar set out for Patná,
:
drove the English away,
:
sent Samru to Baksar,
:
intercepted the English and beat them completely,
:
defeated at Kátwá,
:
defeated at Gheriá,
:
on the fall of Patná, took refuge at Oudh,
:
defeated at Baksar,
:
died at Delhi,
.
M
ÍR
M
ADAN
, Siráj-ud-daulá's general,
:
killed at Plassey,
.
M
ÍR
M
EHDÍ
K
HÁN
, commanding Mír Jafar's troops,
:
went to Mungír to report to Mír Jafar,
.
M
OLITORE
, Capt.-Lieut., at Council of War,
.
M
ORÁRI
R
ÁO
, famous Maráthá soldier, left to guard Trichinopoli,
:
sent to help Clive at Arcot,
:
marched with Clive to Arni,
:
defeated the French,
,
:
assisted Lawrence,
.
M
ORSE
, Mr., Governor of Madras,
,
:
befriended Clive,
:
declined proposal from the French Governor that the two settlements should preserve neutrality,
:
demanded in vain for protection from Anwar-ud-dín,
.
M
OSES
, Mr. Levy, mentioned in the account of the complaint of the assault of Mr. Fordyce against Clive,
.
M
UGHAL
D
YNASTY
receives a blow from which it never rallied,
,
,
:
high-road from Húglí to Patná,
.
M
UGHAL
, Great, called on Clive to help repress the rebellion of his son,
.
M
UHAMMAD
A
LÍ
, forced to flee to Trichinopoli,
:
rival of Chánda Sáhib in the Deccan,
:
at Trichinopoli,
:
his treasury exhausted,
.
M
UHAMMAD
R
ÍZA
K
HÁN
, nominated Deputy-Nawáb,
,
.
M
UHAMMAD
S
HÁH
, Emperor of Delhi,
:
died,
.
M
UIR
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
M
UNGÍR
, Mír Kásim removed his capital to,
:
Sir Robert Fletcher at,
:
mutiny at,
.
M
UNRO
, Sir Hector, his victory at Baksar,
:
occupied Benares, Chanár and Allahábád,
:
overran Oudh,
:
occupied Lucknow and Faizábád,
:
defeated enemy at Karra and Kálpi,
:
Nawáb-Wazír of Oudh surrendered himself to,
.
M
URÁDBÁGH
, palace of, Clive at,
.
M
URSHIDÁBÁD
, capital of Siráj-ud-daulá,
,
:
bankers and merchants of, join Clive,
:
Mír Jafar's interview with Mr. Watts at,
:
Clive entered,
:
treasury of, granted money to Clive,
:
Clive at,
.
M
URTIZÁ
A
LÍ
, Governor of Vellore,
:
poisoned his brother-in-law,
:
proclaimed himself Nawáb,
:
his flight,
:
present at the royal wedding,
:
sudden disappearance,
:
suspected murderer of the young Prince,
.
M
UZAFFAR
J
ANG
, claimed succession to the Deccan,
:
Governor of Bíjapur,
:
enlisted service of Maráthás,
:
proclaimed himself Súbahdár of the Deccan,
:
marched to Trichinopoli,
:
at Tanjore,
,
:
retreated on Pondicherry,
:
taken prisoner,
:
released,
:
acknowledged Súbahdár,
:
slain on his way to Aurangábád,
.
M
YSORE
, an independent territory,
:
sent an army to assist Muhammad Alí,
:
assisted Lawrence at Trichinopoli,
.
N
ADÍR
S
HÁH
, invasion of,
,
,
,
,
.
N
EGAPATAM
, squadron cruised off,
.
N
APIER'S
, Sir W.,
Peninsular War,
quoted,
.
Narrative,
Sir Eyre Coote's, quoted,
.,
.
N
ASÍR
J
ANG
, son of Nizám-ul-Múlk, succeeded in Southern India,
,
:
slain by his own levies,
.
N
EWCASTLE
, Duke of,
.
N
EWCASTLE
, Dowager Duchess of, sold Claremont to Clive,
.
N
IZÁM-UL-
M
ÚLK
, title granted to the family of Chin Kílich Khán,
:
Nawáb of the Karnátik,
:
Súbahdár of the Deccan,
:
objected to the appointments in the Karnátik made by Saádat-ullá-Khán,
:
gave the Maráthás permission to attack Trichinopoli,
:
entered Arcot with a large army,
:
marched on to Trichinopoli,
:
compelled the Maráthás to yield,
:
proclaimed his own commander Khojá Abdullah to be Nawáb of the Karnátik,
:
Nawáb poisoned,
:
he appointed Anwar-ud-dín, provisionally, and to act as guardian to Saiyud Muhammad,
:
died,
.
N
ORTH
, Lord, Chancellor of the Exchequer,
:
First Lord of the Treasury,
:
his Bill,
.
'N
ORTHERN
C
IRCARS
,' territory of the Deccan,
.
N
UJM-UD-
D
AULÁ
, Nawáb-Názim,
.
O
MAR
B
EG
, sent to escort Mír Jafar to Clive's camp,
.
O
RME
, Mr., quoted,
.,
,
.,
.,
.,
.,
.,
.
O
UDH
, overtures of Siráj-ud-daulá to the Nawáb-Wazír of,
:
Nawáb-Wazír of, threatened rebellion against Mír Jafar,
:
Nawáb-Wazír of, protects and aids Mír Kásim,
:
throws himself on the mercy of the English,
,
:
Clive's dealings with Nawáb-Wazír of,
,
.
P
AICHANDA
, taken by Clive,
.
P
ALMER
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
P
ALMYRAS
, Cape,
.
P
ALTÍ
, town on the Kásimbázár river,
.
P
ÁNÍPAT
, battle of, mentioned,
,
.
P
ARADIS
, sent by Dupleix to relieve Madras,
:
entered Madras,
.
P
ARKER
, John Neville, tried by court-martial,
:
reinstated,
.
P
ARSHAW
, Capt.-Lieut., at Council of War,
.
P
ATNÁ
, capital of Bihár, Clive accompanied Mír Jafar to,
:
Clive entered and subdued,
:
Mír Jafar conferred jágír on Clive at,
:
Patná stormed,
:
English plunders at,
:
Mír Kásim died at,
.
P
EACE OF
P
ARIS
, Clive voted against,
.
P
EERAGE
, Clive raised to an Irish,
.
Peninsular War,
by Sir W. Napier, quoted,
.
P
EYTON
, Commodore, commanded squadron on Commodore Barnett's death,
:
cruised off Negapatam,
:
sailed for Trincomalee,
.
P
IGOT
, Mr., sent with provisions,
.
P
ITT
, Mr. (afterwards Lord Chatham), Secretary of State,
:
Clive's letter to,
:
Clive describes Míran as unfit to succeed,
,
:
points urged in the letter,
:
Pitt unable to answer the letter,
:
Pitt's opinion of Clive,
:
resigned,
:
Lord Privy Seal,
:
resigned on account of ill health,
.
P
LASSEY
, army recalled by Clive from,
:
Siráj-ud-daulá sent an army to,
:
Clive's army reached,
:
battle of,
,
:
spoils of Plassey,
:
effects of the spoils,
.
P
ONDICHERRY
, French settlement,
:
French squadron anchored off,
:
Dumas, Governor of,
:
siege of,
:
English officials from Madras sent as prisoners to,
:
siege of,
:
armies of Chánda Sáhib and Muzaffar Jang retreated on,
:
Law distinguished at siege of,
.
P
RAGMATIC
S
ANCTION
, England upholder of,
.
P
ROPRIETORS
, Court of,
.
P
URNIAH
Rájá of, rebelled against Mír Jafar,
:
went with Clive to Murshidábád to make peace with Mír Jafar,
.
R
AGHUJÍ
B
HONSLA
, leader of the Maráthás,
.
R
ÁJÁ
D
ULÁB
R
ÁM
, joined Clive,
:
position of his troops at Plassey,
:
treacherously advised Siráj-ud-daulá to flee from Plassey to Murshidábád,
:
Finance Minister,
,
:
retired to his palace,
:
refused all intercourse with Mír Jafar,
:
reconciliation with Mír Jafar,
,
.
R
ÁJÁ
S
ÁHIB
, son of Chánda Sáhib, in command at North Arcot,
:
joined by the French,
:
siege of Arcot,
:
retreated to Vellore,
:
defeated at Arni,
:
took Punamallu,
:
repaired damage at Kanchípuram,
:
encamped at Vendalúr,
:
quitted Vendalúr,
:
in ambush at Káveripák,
:
remarkable battle of Káveripák,
:
defeated by Clive,
:
retreated to Seringham,
.
R
ÁJMAHÁL
, Siráj-ud-daulá discovered hiding at,
:
Mír Jafar and Clive at,
.
R
IO
, Clive delayed for nine months at,
:
Clive picked up a little Portuguese at,
.
R
UMBOLD
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
S
AÁDAT-ULLÁ
K
HÁN
, Nawáb of the Karnátik,
:
died in 1732,
:
appointed Dost Alí, his nephew, to succeed,
:
Bakar Alí to be Governor of Vellore,
:
and Ghulám Husén or Chánda Sáhib to be Diwán afterwards,
.
S
AFDAR
A
LÍ
, son of Dost Alí, sent to capture Trichinopoli,
:
proclaimed Nawáb,
:
persuaded Maráthás to advance on the Karnátik,
:
siege of Trichinopoli,
:
surrendered,
:
sent his family to Madras,
:
took refuge at Vellore,
:
poisoned by his brother-in-law,
:
his son proclaimed Nawáb by the army,
.
S
AIYUD
M
UHAMMAD
K
HÁN
, son of Safdar Alí, proclaimed Nawáb,
:
Anwar-ud-dín appointed his guardian,
:
murdered,
.
S
ALÁBAT
J
ANG
, proclaimed Súbahdár on the death of Muzaffar Jang,
.
S
ALLUSTIAN
M
OTTO
, quoted,
.
S
ALT
M
ONOPOLY
,
,
.
S
AMIÁVERAM
, occupied by Clive,
:
battle at,
:
Clive's victory,
,
,
.
S
AMRU
, Armenian, in command of a special brigade,
:
sent to Baksar,
.
S
ARFARÁZ
, son of, at Dháká, in rebellion against Mír Jafar,
.
S
ÁTÁRA
, Chánda Sáhib, prisoner at,
,
:
Muzaffar Jang proceeded to,
.
S
AUNDERS
, Mr., Governor of Fort St. David,
:
sent Clive under Mr. Pigot to take provisions to Trichinopoli,
:
gave Clive his captaincy,
:
sent him to Devikota,
.
S
COTT
, Colonel, nominated Commander, with Clive as second,
:
his death,
.
S
CRAFTON
, Mr., sent to escort Mír Jafar to Clive's camp,
:
informed Aminchand of false document,
:
appointed Supervisor,
:
Letters,
quoted,
.
S
ELECT
C
OMMITTEE
appointed,
,
,
:
opposition of,
.
S
ERINGHAM
, island to which French retreated from Trichinopoli,
,
.
S
ÉT
, banking-house of the Sét family,
.
S
HÁH
A
LÍM
, troops of, repulsed the invasion of Bihár,
:
installed Mír Kásim as Súbahdár,
:
Clive's dealing with,
:
his capital occupied by the Afgháns,
:
meeting with Clive at Allahábád,
.
S
IRÁJ-UD-
D
AULÁ
, Súbahdár,
:
seized factory at Kásimbázár,
:
marched to Calcutta,
:
took possession,
:
Black Hole of Calcutta,
:
Murshidábád capital of,
,
:
grandson of Alí Vardi Khán,
:
overtures to Bussy at Haidarábád,
:
to the Maráthás,
:
to Delhi,
:
to Nawáb-Wazír of Oudh,
:
quarrelled with Mír Jafar,
:
reconciliation with Mír Jafar to fight against Clive,
:
sent his army to Kásimbázár,
:
Clive sent declaration of war to,
:
at Plassey,
:
fled to Murshidábád,
,
:
discovered hiding at Rájmahál,
:
made over to Mír Jafar,
:
interview with Mír Jafar,
:
stabbed,
.
S
IVAJÍ
, built a fort at Gheriá,
.
S
MITH
, Captain F.,
:
at Mungír,
.
S
MITH
, Colonel,
:
commanding at Surájpur,
:
nominated Commander-in-chief by Clive,
.
S
MITH
, Major,
:
commanding at Allahábád,
:
arrested officers,
.
S
TANHOPE
, Earl, quoted,
,
,
and
n
.,
:
History of England,
.
S
TANLEY
, Mr., proposed an amendment in the attack against Clive,
.
S
T
. F
RAIS
, Mons., commanding French at Plassey,
:
formerly member of Council of Chandranagar,
:
commenced action at Plassey,
:
remained when Siráj-ud-daulá fled,
:
met by Kilpatrick,
:
retreated,
:
his final resistance and death,
.
S
TERLING
, Mr., private school in Hertfordshire, where Clive went on leaving Merchant Taylors', until he was nominated writer in the service of the East India Company,
.
S
TYCHE
, Robert Clive born at,
.
S
ÚBAH
, province,
,
,
.
S
ÚBAHDÁR
, chief of a súbah or province,
:
Nizám-ul-Múlk, Súbahdár of the Deccan,
:
on his death struggles for succession,
:
Alí Vardi Khán, Súbahdár of Bengal, Bihár and Orissa,
:
Siráj-ud-daulá succeeded him,
:
attempts to dethrone the Súbahdár,
.
S
ULIVAN
, Mr. Lawrence, Chairman of Court of Directors,
:
enemy of Clive,
,
:
excluded Clive from seat in the India House,
:
elected at Court of Proprietors,
:
his candidates for second election defeated,
.
S
UMNER
, Mr., accompanied Clive to Calcutta,
,
.
S
URÁJPUR
, Colonel Smith stationed at,
.
S
YKES
, accompanied Clive back to Calcutta,
,
:
agent at Murshidábád,
:
member of Select Committee,
.
T
ACITUS
, quoted,
.
T
ANJORE
, troops sent from Fort St. David to help the ex-Rájá,
.
T
HOMÉ
, St., battle at,
.
T
HURLOW
, Attorney-General, supported Burgoyne in his attack against Clive,
.
T
ÍMERÍ
, Clive's victory at,
:
Clive takes the fort of,
.
Transactions in India,
quoted,
and
n
.
T
RAVANCORE
, independent territory,
.
T
RICHINOPOLI
, kingdom claimed by the Nawábs of the Karnátik,
:
death of the ruler of,
:
captured by Dost Alí,
:
Chánda Sáhib, Governor of,
:
taken by the Maráthás,
:
siege of,
:
surrender of,
:
yielded by the Maráthás to Nizám-ul-Múlk,
:
Clive escorted troops on their way to,
:
sent with Major Lawrence to report from,
:
besieged by Chánda Sáhib,
:
Law in command of French troops and sipáhís before Trichinopoli,
.
T
RINCOMALEE
, the English squadron sailed away from the French to,
.
U
NDWÁ
N
ALA
, taken by Major Adams,
.
U
TÁTUR
, d'Auteuil at,
.
V
ANSITTART
, successor to Clive,
,
:
his character,
:
bribed by Mír Kásim,
:
forced Mír Jafar to resign,
:
appointed Supervisor,
.
V
ELLORE
, Safdar Alí took refuge at,
:
Murtizá Alí, Governor at,
.
V
ENDALÚR
, French encampment at,
:
French quit,
:
Clive at,
.
V
ERDACHELAM
, the point to which Clive accompanied the troops with provisions for Trichinopoli,
.
V
ERELST
, appointed Governor by Clive,
,
,
.
V
IZAGAPATAM
, Colonel Forde at,
.
V
IZIADRUG
, harbour of,
.
V
IZIANAGRAM
, letter to Clive demanding troops from Rájá of,
.
V
OLKONDA
, Clive sent under Captain Gingens to,
:
surrender of d'Auteuil at,
.
Voyage and Historical Narrative,
by Ives, quoted,
.,
.
W
AGGONNER
, Captain, at Council of War,
.
W
ALSH
, sent with Watts to Madhupur,
:
Clive's secretary,
:
charged with the letter to Mr. Pitt,
.
W
ANDIWASH
, Saiyud Muhammad Khán and his mother sent to,
.
War in India,
by Cambridge, quoted,
.
W
ATSON
, Admiral, in command of squadron,
:
destroyed Gheriá,
:
sent to the Húglí,
:
arrived at Falta,
:
anchored at Maiápur,
:
nominated Major Eyre Coote, Governor of Calcutta,
:
took possession himself,
:
handed keys to Drake,
:
objected to sign false document regarding Aminchand's demand,
.
W
ATTS
, Mr., English agent at Kásimbázár,
,
:
at Kalná,
:
his letter to Clive with news of Mír Jafar's faithlessness,
:
denounced as spy,
:
sent to Madhupur,
.
W
EDDERBURN
, Mr., able lawyer and ally of Clive,
:
Solicitor-General,
.
W
ELLESLEY
, Marquess, mentioned,
.
W
HEELER
, Talboys, quoted,
and
n
.,
.
W
HITE
T
OWN
, a division of Madras,
.
W
ILSON
, Prof. H. H., quoted,
.
W
ILSON
, Commodore, sent by Clive to demand apology from the Dutch, failing which, to attack their squadron,
:
Dutch refusal and consequent attack,
:
completely defeated Dutch,
.
W
RITER
in the service of the East India Company, duties of,
:
Clive appointed,
,
,
:
not congenial to Clive,
.
Y
ÁR
L
UTF
K
HÁN
, a commander in Siráj-ud-daulá's army,
:
offered to join Clive to displace Siráj-ud-daulá, and to become himself Súbahdár,
,
:
position of his troops at Plassey,
.
Z
AMÍNDÁRÍ
, conferred on Clive by Mír Jafar,
.