The History of the Indian Revolt and of the Expeditions to Persia, China and Japan, 1856-7-8

by George Dodd

INDEX.

• Act, abstract of, for changing government of India, [226]
• Agra, situation and description, [109]
• ——, condition at different dates, [174], [284]
• ——, number of persons in fort, [285]
• ——, mutiny of Kotah Contingent, [283]
• ——, battle near, and partial destruction of city, [283], [284]
• ——, Greathed’s arrival, and victory over rebels, [352]
• Ahwaz. [Persia.]
• Akbar the Great, [61]
• Alexander, Mr, Civil Commissioner of Rohilcund, [496]
• Allahabad, head-quarters of Canning and Sir Colin, [546]
• ——, situation and description, [107], [488]
• ——, mutiny and devastation, [158]
• Allygurh, position and description, [111]
• ——, mutiny at, [112]
• Almora, ladies and children at, [286]
• Alum Bagh, operations at, [262], [334], [363]
• Amherst, Earl, power of Mogul lessened by, [67]
• Amorah, victory over 3000 rebels at, by Rowcroft, [470]
• Andrews, Captain, blown up at Ghazeeoodeen Nuggur, [233]
• Angelo, Lieutenant, intrepidity at Mooradabad, [491]
• Anson, General, Commander-in-chief in India, [118]
• ——, operations, and death at Kurnaul, [118], [231], [233]
• Area and population of India, [31]
• Army, British, in India, details relating to, [24], [49], [118], [211], [220], [390], [426], [483], [495], [609]
• Arrah, disasters at, [270], [271], [470]
• ——, Wake’s defence of Boyle’s House at, [269]
• ——, operations in and near, [269], [272]
• Arrow, lorcha. [China.]
• Ashburnham, General. [China.]
• Assam, operations against mutineers, [339]
• Aurungabad, disaffection at, [291]
• Aurungzebe, Mogul emperor, [62]
• Azimghur, mutiny and operations at, [154], [478]
• Baber, Mogul emperor, [61]
• Badulla Serai, engagement at, [235]
• Bajee Rao Maharajah, Peishwa of Mahrattas, [122]
• Banks, Major, commissioner of Oude—death, [165], [325]
• ——, house at Lucknow, fortified, [418]
• Barber, Lieutenant, cut to pieces near Minpooree, [113]
• Bareilly, mutiny at, [114], [170]
• ——, mutineers’ march to Delhi, [241]
• ——, recaptured by Campbell and Jones, [492], [494]
• Barnard, Sir Henry, takes command of Delhi force, [47], [233]
• ——, engagements before Delhi, [236], [239]
• ——, death, [242]
• Barrackpore, disturbances and inquiry at, [38], [39]
• ——, [19]th B. N. I. disbanded at, [400]
• Barracks, description of, at Company’s stations, [28]
• Batson, Mr, eventful escape from Delhi, [80]
• Battye, Captain, of the Guide Corps, death at Delhi, [238]
• Beatson, Captain, death at Cawnpore, [253]
• Begum Kothee, palace at Lucknow, [418]
• —— of Oude, character and proceedings, [610]
• —— Sumroo, convent of, at Sirdhana, [57]
• Behar. [Arrah; Jugdispore; Lugard; &c.]
• Benares, situation and description, [104]
• ——, mutinies and operations at, [105], [154], [156], [279]
• Bengal Army, proposed reconstruction of, [483]
• —— Presidency, description, &c., [16], [25]
• Beora, Tanteea Topee defeated by Michel at, [558]
• Berhampore, disaffection and disarming at, [40], [266]
• Berkeley, Brigadier, operations near Soraon, [545]
• Berozepoor, fort taken by Goorkhas, [403]
• Bhotuck. [Rhotuk.]
• Bithoor, situation and description, [122]
• ——, battles at and near, [254], [258]
• ——, massacres at. [Cawnpore; Nena Sahib.]
• Boileau, Captain, won battle of Mundoree, [341]
• Bombay mutinous regiments erased from Army List, [534]
• —— presidency, description and army of, [16], [26]
• —— army strengthened, [559]
• ——, rejoicings at Queen’s Proclamation, [611]
• Boodayoun, disturbances at, [115]
• Bourchier, Colonel, on causes of mutiny, [606]
• Bowring, Sir John. [China.]
• Boyle’s House at Arrah, defence of, [269]
• British army in India. [Army.]
• —— possessions in India, [4], [14]
• Bundelcund, situation and description, [179]
• Burmah, policy of king of, [430]
• Burton, Major, and sons, killed at Kotah, [354]
• Busherutgunje, Havelock’s two victories at, [255], [256]
• Bushire. [Persia.]
• Cadets, education of, [26]
• Calcutta, description and population, [98], [99]
• ——, excitement and demonstrations, [99], [149], [264]
• ——, rejoicings at Queen’s Proclamation, [612]
• Calpee, town and fort taken by Sir Hugh Rose, [506]
• Camp before Delhi, description of, [298]
• Campbell, Sir Colin [Lord Clyde], characteristics of, [222], [496]
• ——, left England for India, [222]
• ——, at Buntara and Cawnpore, [364], [391]
• ——, relieved garrison at Lucknow, [366]
• ——, strength of his army of Oude, [409], [415]
• ——, finally conquered Lucknow, [425]
• ——, interview with Jung Bahadoor, [418]
• ——, interview with Lord Canning, [466]
• ——, general orders by, [423], [433], [547]
• ——, at Futteghur, [473]
• ——, victory near Shahjehanpoor, [497]
• ——, troops thanked by, [498], [514]
• ——, proceedings in Nov. 1858, [611]
• ——, plan for final subjection of Oude, [611]
• Canning, Viscount, hostility to, in Calcutta, [212], [213]
• ——, orders and congratulatory letters, [214], [220], [312], [350]
• ——, Oude Proclamation, debates on, [450]
• ——, reply to Ellenborough’s dispatch, [541]
• ——, Proclamation accompanying Queen’s Proclamation, [624]
• Canton, [China.]
• Cartridges, commencement of troubles relating to, [36], [89]
• Case, Colonel, death of, at Lucknow, [134]
• Cashmere Gate, Delhi, blowing up of, [307]
• Castes and Creeds in Indian army, [162]
• Cavalry, consequences of deficiency in, [212], [253]
• Cavanagh, Mr, adventure at Lucknow, [371]
• Cavanagh, Private, gallantry of, at Onao, [256]
• Causes of Mutiny, opinions on, [605]-[608]
• Cawnpore, position and description, [122]
• ——, messages denoting insecurity, [124], [139]
• ——, Wheeler’s preparations, [125], [126]
• ——, sufferings in the intrenchment, [126], [130], [136], &c.
• ——, Nena Sahib’s deceitful promises, [126], [136], [137]
• ——, boat massacre, and partial escapes, [137]-[139]
• ——, death of Sir Hugh Wheeler, [139]
• ——, frightful scenes in the house of slaughter, [131], [139], [141]-[143], [144]-[145]
• ——, battle and capture by Havelock, [252], [253]
• ——, Neill assumes military command, [254]
• ——, Windham’s defeat by Gwalior rebels, [377]
• ——, decisive victory by Sir Colin Campbell, [378]
• Central India Field-forces, services of, [507], [516], [553]
• Chandnee Chowk, Delhi, description of, [435]
• Cheek, Ensign, heroism and death, at Allahabad, [159]
• Chester, Colonel, killed at Badulla Serai, [235]
• China, Retrospect of intercourse with England, [585]
• ——, Lorcha Arrow, seized by Chinese authorities, [587]
• ——, Sir John Bowring resolved on forcible measures, [587]
• ——, Sir Michael Seymour captured forts near Canton, [588]
• ——, Commissioner Yeh, correspondence with, [588]
• ——, destruction of junks in Canton river, [589]
• ——, European factories burned at Canton, [589]
• ——, Canton partly burned by English, [590]
• ——, debates in parliament concerning, [591]
• ——, Bowring, Seymour, and Parkes, difficulties of, [592]
• ——, Elgin, Ashburnham, and Straubenzee sent out, [593]
• ——, great destruction of junks at Fatshan, [594]
• ——, operations delayed by mutiny in India, [595]
• ——, bombardment and capture of Canton, [597]
• ——, Yeh sent as prisoner to Calcutta, [598]
• ——, Elgin, Gros, Putiatine, and Reed, proceeded to Shang-hae and Tien-sing, [598]
• ——, destruction of forts on Pei-ho river, [599]
• ——, Plenipotentiaries sign treaties at Tien-sing, [600]
• ——, untoward conflict at Namtow, [601]
• ——, final pacification, [602]
• Chunar, sacred Hindoo fort near Benares, [106]
• Chupatties, mystery of their transmission, [35]
• Chuttra, English’s defeat of mutineers at, [343]
• Civil service, India, regulations, [5]
• Civilians, honours to distinguished, [485]
• Clark, Lieut., at Jubbulpoor, frustrates conspirators, [346]
• Clyde, Lord. [Campbell, Sir Colin.]
• Cockburn, Lieutenant, gallant services at Hattrass, [112]
• Coke, Brigadier, services against rebels, [241], [496]
• Colvin, Mr, proclamation disapproved by government, [110]
• ——, disarms 44th and 67th B. N. I. at Agra, [111]
• ——, death, services, and character, [348]
• Compensation to sufferers, arrangements for, [484]
• Cost of English soldiers in the East, [26]
• Cotton, Colonel, supersedes Polwhele at Agra, [285]
• Council of India, names of members, [575]
• Courts-martial on mutineers, arrangements, [51]
• Covenanted and uncovenanted service of E. I. Company, [443]
• Crime, lessening of, under recent Indian reforms, [6]
• Crowe, Lieut., earns the Victoria Cross by gallantry, [258]
• Currie, Captain, mortally wounded at Cawnpore, [253]
• Dalhousie, Marquis of, career as Governor-general, [2], [87], [218]
• Darjeeling, proposed colonisation at, [518]
• Deesa, military operations at, [293], [550]
• Delafosse, Lieutenant, gallantry at Cawnpore, [135]
• Delhi, history and description, [63], [67]
• ——, arrival of mutineers from Meerut, [52]
• ——, mutiny of native troops, [73]
• ——, atrocities and sufferings at, [74]-[79]
• ——, king of Delhi assumes command, [74], [75]
• ——, operations of siege army, [231], [236], [239], [243], [301], [303]
• ——, Cashmere Gate blown in, [307]
• ——, storming and capture, [306]-[310]
• ——, state of, after the siege, [311], [355], [383], [435]
• ——, king of, mutineers sanctioned by, [74]
• —— ——, captured by Hodson, [313]
• —— ——, behaviour and treatment in confinement, [356]
• —— ——, submitted to trial, [404]
• Dewan Moolraj, rebellion of, [3]
• Dholpore, mutineers plan attack on Agra, [351]
• Dil Koosha, palace at Lucknow, [369]
• Dinapoor, mutiny, and its consequences, [268], [274]
• Distances in India, table of, [12]
• District-regulations, [15]
• Doab, important towns in, [107]
• ——, operations in. [Allahabad; Cawnpore; &c.]
• Dorin, Mrs, killed at Lucknow Residency, [327]
• Dorunda, plundered by Ramgurh mutineers, [342]
• Douglas, Captain, killed at Delhi, [74]
• D’Oyley, Captain, killed at Agra, [284]
• Duff, Rev. Dr, on causes of mutiny, [606]
• Dumdum, cartridge troubles commenced at, [38]
• Dumoh evacuated by Europeans, [347]
• Dunbar, Captain, killed at Arrah, [271]
• Dust and hot winds of India, [465]
• East India Company. [Army; British India; Covenanted Service, &c.]
• East India Company, discussions concerning, [561]-[573]
• ——, petition to parliament, [613]
• ——, disclaim selfish policy in India, [615]
• ——, object to 1st and 2d India Bills, [618]
• ——, object to 3d India Bill, [621]
• ——, statute ending governing powers, [622]
• Eckford, Lieutenant, narrow escape at Kukerowlee, [492]
• Educational establishments for natives, [6]
• Edwardes, Colonel, Commissioner of Peshawur, [199]
• ——, opinions on Indian government, [607]
• Edwards, Mr, exciting escape from Boodayoun, [115]
• Electric Telegraphs in India, [9], [416]
• Elgin, Earl of. [China.]
• Ellenborough, Earl of, secret dispatch, [541], [564], &c.
• Elliot, Commodore. [China.]
• Elphinstone, Lord, governor of Bombay. [Bombay.]
• Enfield rifles, effect on enemy, [250]
• English, Major, defeats rebels at Chuttra, [343]
• Ethersey, Commodore. [Persia.]
• Eurasians, or half-castes of India, [98]
• European troops. [Army, British.]
• Europeans in India, and the government, [214]
• Excise laws in India, [609]
• Eyre, Major Vincent, defeats rebels at Koondun Puttee, [261]
• —— —— ——, defeats rebels at Arrah and Narainpore, [272]
• Fagan, Captain, killed at Mhow, [186]
• Fatshan. [China.]
• Fayers, Lieutenant, killed near Minpooree, [113]
• Ferozpore, disturbances at, [195], &c.
• Finch, Captain, cavalry attack in Saugor territory, [553]
• Finnis, Colonel, killed at Meerut, [52]
• Fisher, Colonel, killed at Sultanpoor, [168]
• Fort William. [Calcutta.]
• Franks, Brigadier, operations in Oude, [402], &c.
• Frazer, Mr, killed at Delhi, [74]
• Frere, Mr, Commissioner of Sinde, controversy with missionaries, [530]
• Fund, Indian Mutiny Relief, [226], [623]
• Furlough, peculiarities in native, [36]
• Futteghur, mutiny, flight, and murder of Europeans, [134]
• Futtehpoor, outbreak at, [172]
• Fyzabad, mutiny, flight of Europeans, [165]-[167]
• Gabbett, Lieutenant, killed at Nujuffghur, [300]
• Ganges, towns and canal of, [8], [104]
• Gardiner, Sergeant, gallantry at Bareilly, [494]
• Goldney, Colonel, killed during flight from Fyzabad, [167]
• Goorkhas, characteristics and services, [378], [348], [393], [529]
• Gordon, Captain, killed at Delhi, [72]
• Goruckpore, contests with rebels at, [393], [431]
• Graham, Dr, killed at Sealkote, [203]
• Grant, Mr, temporary Lieutenant-governor of Central Provinces, [214]-[280]
• Grant, Sir Hope, defeats rebels outside Delhi, [238]
• —— —— —— —— at Serai Ghat, [380]
• —— —— —— —— at Meeangunje, [404]
• —— —— —— —— at Towrie, [499]
• —— —— —— —— at Nawabgunge, [523]
• —— —— —— —— in Fyzabad district, [543]
• ——, Sir Patrick, temporary Commander-in-chief, [211]
• Greathed, Brigadier, services against rebels, [350], [352], &c.
• ——, Mr H. H., killed at Delhi, [314]
• Gros, Baron, French plenipotentiary. [China.]
• Gubbings, Captain, killed at Sultanpore, [168]
• Gubbins, Mr, Commissioner of Oude, on causes of mutiny, [605]
• Guide Corps, march, services, and return from Delhi, [234]-[437]
• Gujerat, disarmed by Sir R. Shakespear, [501]
• Gulowlie, Rose’s victory at, [506]
• Gwalior, position and description, [187], [510]
• ——, mutiny at, [112], [188]
• ——, capture and recapture of, [509]-[512]
• ——, conspiracy defeated, [559]
• Haliburton, Captain, disperses rebels near Benares, [279]
• Hall, Colonel, gallant defence at Shahjehanpore, [495]
• Harris, Lord, on newspaper press of India, [217]
• ——, Major, killed at Mhow, [186]
• Hattrass, refugees, and fighting at, [112]
• Havelock, Sir H., commenced operations in the Doab, [247]
• —— —— ——, victory at Futtehpoor, [249]
• —— —— ——, —— at Aong, [251]
• —— —— ——, —— at Pandoo Nuddee, [251]
• —— —— ——, —— at Cawnpore, [251]
• —— —— ——, actions on road to Lucknow, [254], &c.
• —— —— ——, second defeat of Nena Sahib, [258]
• —— —— ——, difficulties after retreat to Cawnpore, [259]
• —— —— ——, death at Lucknow, [369]
• ——, Lieutenant, won Victoria Cross by gallantry, [253]
• Hayes, Major, killed near Minpooree, [113]
• Hazarebagh, mutiny at, [274]
• ‘Headman’ of a village, position and duties, [119]
• Heat of India, influence on Europeans, [66], [519]
• Herat, cause of the Persian war. [Persia], [578]
• Hewett, Major-general, conduct at Meerut, [53]
• Hindoos, characteristics of, [105], [438], &c.
• Hodson, Major, defeat rebels near Rohtuk, [299]
• —— ——, capture King of Delhi, [313]
• —— ——, killed at Lucknow, [426]
• ——, Mrs, account of visit to King of Delhi, [356]
• Holkar, one of the Mahratta princes, [182]
• Holmes, Major, killed at Segowlie, [274]
• Home, Lieutenant, services and death, [315], [351]
• Hong-kong. [China.]
• Honours conferred on faithful natives, [546], [548]
• Hoogly river, described, [98]
• Hope, Brigadier Adrian, services at Bithoor and Shumshabad, [391], [394]
• Hope, Brigadier Adrian, killed at Rhodamow, [473]
• Hospitals, periodicals supplied to by government, [538]
• India Bills, discussions on, in parliament, [561]-[573]
• Indian Native army, on reorganisation of, [386]
• Indore, mutiny and murder of Europeans, [185], [186]
• Industrial development of India, [7]
• Inglis, Sir J., heroic defence of Lucknow, [165], [259], [324], [327], [336]
• Jacob, Brigadier, of the Sinde horse, [206], [207], &c.
• Jacobabad, station for Jacob’s Sinde horse, [207]
• Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy, Sir, Parsee baronet, [501], [612]
• Japan, Elgin’s expedition to Nagasaki, [603]
• ——, thence to Jedo, [603]
• ——, treaty of commerce signed by Elgin, [603]
• Jedo. [Japan.]
• Jehanghire, Mogul emperor, [61]
• Jelpigoree, conflict of mutineers, [375]
• Jelum, Sepoy mutinies at, [202]
• Jennings, Rev. Mr, killed at Delhi, [74]
• Jhansi, mutinies and fighting at, [179], [440], [478], [479]
• ——, Ranee of, [180], [478]
• Jheend, Rajah of, rewarded for fidelity, [549]
• Jones, Brigadier, operations at Nageena and Shahjehanpore, [472], [496]
• Jowra Alipore, Gwalior rebels defeated by Napier at, [515]
• Jubbulpoor, precautions against mutiny, [178], [281], [346]
• Jugdispore taken by Lugard, [487]
• Jullundur, precautions against mutiny, [196]
• Julra Patteen, occupied by Tanteea Topee, [557]
• Jumma Musjid at Delhi, description, [65]
• Jumna, immolation of devotees in, [107]
• Jung Bahadoor, character and proceedings, [169], [423], [519]
• Junks, destruction of. [China.]
• Kaiser Bagh, palace and garden at Lucknow, [421]
• Kantzow, Lieutenant de, gallantry at Minpooree, [113]
• Kattara, Tanteea Topee defeated by Roberts at, [557]
• Kerr, Lord Mark, contest with rebels at Azimghur, [469]
• Khan Bahadoor Khan, rebel leader at Bareilly, [170]
• Khoosh-aub, victory at. [Persia.]
• Kirk, Dr, killed at Gwalior, [189]
• Kirwee, treasure captured at by Whitlock, [552]
• Koer Singh, leader of Dinapoor rebels, [269], [344], [469], [487]
• Kolapore, mutiny and murders at, [289]
• Kotah, recaptured from rebels by Roberts, [442]
• Kukerowlee, victory of Jones at, [492]
• Kumaon battalion, fidelity and bravery of, [529]
• Lahore, mutiny of native troops at, [204]
• ——, position and description of, [193]
• Lake, Lord, reminiscences of, [67]
• Lawrence, Colonel, in Rajpootana, [354]
• ——, Sir H., difficulties of position at Lucknow, [89]-[95]
• —— ——, disastrous battle of Chinhut, [164]
• —— ——, Muchee Bhowan fort blown up by, [164]
• —— ——, death and character, [165], [322]
• ——, Sir J., energetic measures in Punjaub, [199]-[204]
• —— ——, siege-army for Delhi formed by, [240]
• —— ——, invaluable services to India, [384]
• —— ——, pension granted to, [574]
• —— ——, opinions on government of India, [607]
• Leslie, Sir Norman, killed at Rohnee, [151]
• Lloyd, Major-general, disasters at Dinapoor, [267], [268]
• Lorcha Arrow, cause of Chinese war. [China.]
• Lotus flower, transmission among natives, [36]
• Lowther, Captain, Rajah of Assam captured by, [339]
• Lucknow, situation and description, [84]
• ——, first symptoms of mutiny, [89], [96]
• ——, invested by rebels, [164]
• ——, details of siege by rebels, [317]-[333]
• ——, effects of heat, flies, and impurities, [325], [326]
• ——, sufferings of ladies and children, [325], [330], [335]
• ——, scarcity, and high prices of provisions, [330], [332]
• ——, brilliant achievements of defenders, [328], [331], &c.
• ——, great losses among garrison, [259], [263], [335], [366]
• ——, relieved by Havelock and Outram, [263], [335]
• ——, second relief, by Sir Colin Campbell, [368]
• ——, spoliation of palaces, [360]
• ——, evacuation by the British, [368]
• ——, state of, after the evacuation, [413]
• ——, reconquered by Sir Colin Campbell, [425]
• ——, condition of in May 1858, [522]
• Ludlow, Mr, on causes of mutiny, [605]
• Lugard, Sir E., Koer Singh defeated by, at Azimghur, [469]
• ——, ——, various victories over rebels, [487]
• Lumsden, Lieutenant, killed at Nujuffghur, [300]
• Lyell, Dr, killed at Patna, [153]
• M’Causland, Colonel, Bareilly rebels defeated by, [406]
• Madhoo Singh, surrender to Sir Colin Campbell, [610]
• Madras presidency and city, [15]
• ——, number of troops, [26]
• ——, [8]th native cavalry disarmed, [288]
• ——, troops in Central Provinces, [280]
• ——, general fidelity of native troops, [288]
• ——, missionary dispute, [535]
• Magazine at Delhi, blown up by Willoughby, [71]
• —— at Lucknow, blown up by Lawrence, [164]
• Mahomed Hussein, rebel leader in Oude, [166], [487]
• Mahrattas, nation, territory, and characteristics, [62], [181]
• Mail post, Indian runners, dâks, and eckas, [22]
• Malagurh Fort, blown up—Lieutenant Home killed, [351]
• Man Singh, rebel chief in Gwalior territory. [Gwalior]
• Manson, Mr, assassinated near Nargoond, [532]
• March of Indian armies described, [29]
• Martial law proclaimed, [213]
• Martin, Lieutenant, shot at Mhow, [180]
• Martinière, college in Lucknow. [Lucknow.]
• Massacres. [Cawnpore; Delhi; Jhansi; Meerut; &c.]
• Maun Singh, of Shahgunje, [465], &c.
• Maxwell, Colonel, rebels defeated by, at Chowra, [403]
• Mead, Mr, on causes of mutiny, [606]
• Meean Meer, cantonment for Lahore, [194], [287]
• Meerut, position and description of, [49]
• ——, mutiny and massacre at, [50]-[53]
• —— mutineers march to Delhi, [52]
• ——, Wilson’s brigade march from, [232]
• Metcalfe’s House, outside Delhi, struggles at, [297]
• Mhow, mutiny at, [186]
• Michel, Major-gen., victories over Tanteea Topee, [558], [611]
• Military stations and divisions in India, [208], [209], [293]
• Mill, Major, killed near Fyzabad, [167]
• ——, Mrs, and children, eventful escape of, [167]
• Miller, Colonel, rebels defeated by, at Konee, [347]
• Millman, engagement with rebels at Atrowlia, [431]
• Minpooree, re-occupation of, [353]
• Mirzapore, description and defences, [106], [279]
• Missionaries, controversy with, at Hyderabad, [530]
• Missionary dispute at Madras, [535]
• Mohamrah, victory at. [Persia.]
• Montgomery, Mr, Chief-commissioner of Oude, [465]
• ——, proclamation for disarming Oude, [610]
• ——, Major, defeat of rebels at Allygurh, [286]
• Mooradabad, mutiny at, [171]
• ——, rebel chieftains captured, [491]
• Moosa Bagh, palace at Lucknow, [424]
• Moultan, disarming and mutiny at, [551]
• Moulvie of Fyzabad, stronghold captured, [425]
• —— ——, characteristics, [498]
• —— ——, killed at Powayne, [524]
• Muchee Bhowan, fort, at Lucknow, [322]
• Multhone, Tanteea Topee defeated by Michel at, [611]
• Mundoree, action at, [341]
• Munro, Sir T., opinions on press of India, [215]
• Murdan, mutineers captured at, [198]
• Murray, Honourable A. C. [Persia.]
• Mutiny, discussions on causes of, [389], [605]
• —— Relief Fund, [623]
• Nabah, Rajah of, rewarded for fidelity, [549]
• Nadir Shah, early conqueror of India, [62]
• Nagasaki. [Japan.]
• Nagode, mutiny and disaster at, [282]
• Nagpoor, position and defences, [176]
• Namtow, operations at. [China.]
• Napier, Brigadier R., operations against Gwalior rebels, [515], [555], &c.
• Nargoond, Rajah, treachery of, [532]
• Narratives of Delhi fugitives, [75]-[77]
• Naval Brigade, arrived at Benares, [340]
• —— ——, services at Lucknow, [366]
• ——, —— at Chuckerderpore, [518]
• ——, —— at Hurreah, [525]
• —— value of services, [539]
• —— [Peel; Sotheby.]
• Native regiments. [Army.]
• Nawabgunge, Grant’s victory at, [523]
• Neave, Lieutenant, killed at Gwalior, [511]
• Neemuch, mutiny and contests, [184], [386]
• Neill, Brigadier, services at Benares and Allahabad, [155], [157], [160]
• ——, in command at Cawnpore, [144], [254]
• ——, repulsed enemy at Cawnpore, [255], [258]
• ——, killed at Lucknow, [632]
• Nena Sahib, history and character, [122]
• ——, treacherous promises, [126], [127], [130]
• ——, joined the rebels as leader, [129]
• ——, massacred fugitives from Futteghur, [133]
• ——, dreadful massacre at Cawnpore, [142]
• ——, issued vaunting proclamations, [146]
• ——, defeated by Havelock at Bithoor, [253]
• ——, second defeat by Havelock at Bithoor, [258]
• ——, chosen as Peishwa by Gwalior rebels, [508]
• ——. [Cawnpore; Havelock; Wheeler.]
• Nepaul. [See also Goorkhas; Jung Bahadoor], [169]
• Newberry, Cornet—killed at Nuseerabad, [183]
• Newspaper correspondents, [400]
• ——. [Press.]
• Newspapers of India, native, [46], [217]
• ——, English, [205]
• Nicholson, Brig., character and services, [298], [314]
• ——, operations against Sealkote mutineers, [204]
• ——, disarmed native troops at Umritsir, [287]
• ——, defeat of enemy at Nujuffghur, [299]
• ——, killed at Delhi, [307]
• Nizam of the Deccan, fidelity to the English, [560]
• Non-regulation, provinces and districts, [15]
• Nowgong, mutiny and eventful escapes, [180], [181]
• Nowsherah, station destroyed by river-torrent, [551]
• Nujuffghur, Nicholson’s victory at, [299]
• Nuseerabad, mutiny at, [183]
• Nynee Tal, refuge at hill-station, [114], [115], &c.
• Onao, battle won by Havelock, [255]
• Opium Trade. [See also China], [609]
• Orr, Mrs and Miss Jackson, sufferings at Lucknow, [423]
• Orthography of Oriental names and terms, [13]
• Osborne, Captain, skilful management at Rewah, [180]
• Oude, history and description, [83]
• ——, royal family, relations of E. I. C. with, [84]-[88]
• ——, queen, goes to England, [88]
• —— ——, petition from, [161]
• —— ——, discords in royal family, [520]
• ——, army, mutiny, military events, [89], [399], [426], [543], [610], &c.
• ——, gradual pacification, [610]
• ——. [Campbell; Havelock; Lawrence; Lucknow; &c.]
• Outram, Sir James. [Persia.]
• ——, plan for reconquering Oude, [250]
• ——, nobly yielded command to Havelock, [262]
• Outram, Sir James, wounded in entering Lucknow, [263]
• ——, appointed to hold Alum Bagh, [370]
• ——, defeated 30,000 rebels at, [391]
• ——, defeated 20,000 rebels at, [401]
• ——, operations in taking Lucknow, [415], [422]
• ——, military councillor at Calcutta, [467]
• ——, volunteer cavalry thanked by, [526]
• Palmerston, Lord, India Bill, [564]
• ——. [India bills; Parliament.]
• Paoree, Man Singh defeated by Napier at, [555]
• Parkes, Mr. [China.]
• Parliament, discussions on the mutiny, &c., [218], [221], [448]
• —— discussions, on India bills, &c., [564]
• Parsee address to Lord Elphinstone, [289]
• —— rejoicings at Bombay, [611]
• Patna, disturbances and precautions, [152], [153], [267]
• Peel, Captain Sir W., services with naval brigade at Kudjna, [364]
• Peel, Captain Sir W., services with naval brigade at Lucknow, [366]
• Peel, Captain Sir W., wounded at Lucknow, [417]
• —— —— —— ——, died at Cawnpore, [475]
• Peh-kwei, governor at Canton. [China.]
• Pei-ho, operations in river. [China]
• Penny, Colonel, killed at Nuseerabad, [183]
• ——, General, operations against rebels, [355], [491]
• —— ——, killed at Kukerowlee, [491]
• Pershadeepore, mutiny at, [168]
• Persia, disputes concerning Herat, &c., [578]
• ——, war declared against, [579]
• ——, expeditions to, [580]
• ——, capture of Bushire, [580]
• ——, action at Khoosh-aub, [581]
• ——, suicide of Stalker and Ethersey, [582]
• ——, operations at Mohamrah and Ahwaz, [582]
• ——, Treaty of Peace, [583]
• Peshawur, mutinies and precautions, [197]-[199], [204]
• Phillour, precautions against mutiny, [197]
• Platt, Colonel, killed at Mhow, [186]
• Plowden, Mr, his position at Nagpoor, [177]
• ——, Captain, services with Goorkhas, [432]
• Plunder, Sir Colin Campbell’s order concerning, [423]
• Polehampton, Rev. Mr, killed at Lucknow, [329]
• Police system of India, [200], [480]
• Poonah, precautions against rebellion, [290]
• Powell, Colonel, killed at Kudjna, [364]
• Presidencies, area and population, [31]
• Press of India, [46], [205], [215], [218], [400]
• ——, liberty restricted, [215]
• ——. [Newspapers.]
• Proclamations, Viscount Canning’s, [450], [624]
• ——, Sir Colin Campbell’s, [610]
• ——, Mr Montgomery’s, [610]
• ——, Queen Victoria’s, [611], [623]
• ——. [Campbell; Canning; Ellenborough; &c.]
• Prophecies and mysteries, native, [485], [531]
• Punjaub, history and description, [191], [192]
• ——, precautions against mutiny, [200], [201]
• ——. [Lahore; Lawrence; Moultan; Nicholson; Peshawur; Sealkote; Sikhs; &c.]
• Putialah, Rajah of, rewarded for fidelity, [549]
• Putiatine, Admiral Count. [China; Japan.]
• Queen of Oude. [Begum; Oude.]
• Queen Victoria’s proclamation, [609]-[612], [623]
• Raikes, Mr, on causes of mutiny, [606]
• Railways of India, lengths, &c., [119], [157], [224], [477]
• Raines, Major, rebels defeated at Rowah, [395]
• Rajahs, honours for fidelity of, [549]
• Rajpootana, situation and description, [189]
• ——. [Napier; Nuseerabad; Roberts; Tanteea Topee; &c.]
• Ramsay, Capt. (Major), operations near Nynee Tal, [115], [357]
• Ranee of Jhansi, killed at Gwalior, [511]
• ——. [Calpee; Gwalior; Jhansi; Tanteea Topee.]
• Rattray, Captain, services of Sikh battalion, [275], &c.
• Rebels, discussions on punishment of, [455]
• Reed, Mr, American plenipotentiary. [China.]
• ——, Major-gen., brief services against rebels, [235], [242]
• ——, resigned command at Delhi, [243]
• Rees, Mr, on causes of the mutiny, [605]
• Regiments. [Army; Stations; &c.]
• Regulation districts, [15]
• Reid, Major, gallant achievements outside Delhi— 241, [297], &c.
• Relief Fund, Indian Mutiny, [623]
• Religions of India, discussions concerning, [607]
• ——, orders for respecting, [41]
• Renaud, Major, killed at Cawnpore, [254]
• Rennie, Capt., defeat of Persians at Ahwaz by. [Persia.]
• Residency at Lucknow. [Inglis; Lawrence; Lucknow; &c.]
• Revolt. [Barrackpore; Cartridge; Meerut; &c.]
• Rewah, gallantly held by Osborne, [180], [345], &c.
• Rhodamow Fort, disaster at, [473]
• Roberts, General, operations against Tanteea Topee, [555], [557], &c.
• Rohilcund, position and description, [170]
• ——, operations in, [114], [467], [495], [496], [610]
• ——, rebel leaders in, [467]
• Rose, Lieutenant, killed at Gwalior, [513]
• ——, Sir Hugh, operations at Mudenpore, [438]
• —— —— —— at Jhansi, [478]
• —— —— —— at Koonch, [505]
• —— —— —— at Gwalior, [510], [516]
• —— —— ——, address to his army, [516]
• Rowcroft, Brigadier, operations against rebels, [470], [610]
• Russell, Mr W. H., graphic descriptions by, [400], [414], &c.
• Salar Jung, prime-minister to Nizam, [560]
• Salkeld, Lieutenant, heroism at Delhi, [315]
• Satara, Mahratta proceedings at, [290], [480]
• Saugor, fight between native troops at, [281]
• —— and Nerbudda territories, [178], [345], [553]
• Scindia, history and family, [182]
• ——, offered aid to British, [110]
• ——, difficulties with mutineers, [351], [507]
• ——, expulsion from Gwalior, [508]
• ——, reinstatement at Gwalior, [514]
• Sealkote, mutiny at, [202], [203]
• —— mutineers. [Nicholson.]
• Seaton, Brigadier, services against rebels, [382], [475], &c.
• Secrole, noticed, [105]
• Secunder Bagh, palace and garden at Lucknow, [365]
• Secunderabad, Rohillas defeated at, [291]
• Seetapoor, mutiny at, [168]
• ——, operations commence from, [610]
• Seetabuldee, fort of Nagpoor, [177]
• Sepoys. [Army; Regiments; Troops.]
• Seymour, Admiral Sir Michael [China.]
• Shahjehan, Mogul emperor, [62]
• Shahjehanpore, mutiny and massacre at, [171]
• ——, military operations, [495], [496], &c.
• Shah Nujeef at Lucknow, [365]
• ——, Peel’s services at, [366]
• Shang-hae. [China.]
• Showers, Brigadier, operations against Delhi, [297]
• Sikhs, origin and description, [192]
• ——, fidelity during mutiny, [156], [275], [344]
• Simpson, Sergeant, gallantry at Rhodamow, [473]
• Sinde, details concerning, [205]-[207]
• Sirmoor battalion of Goorkhas, fidelity of, [529]
• Smith, Brigadier, operations at Gwalior, &c., [511], &c.
• Soldiers, English in India. [Army; &c.]
• Sonthal Pergunnahs, mutiny at, [151]
• Soorut Singh of Benares, services to the English, [156]
• Soraon Field-force, services, [545]
• Sotheby’s Naval Brigade, services of, [402]
• Spencer, Major, killed at Meean Meer, [287]
• Spottiswoode, Captain, killed at Nuseerabad, [183]
• Spring, Captain, killed at Jelum, [202]
• Stalker, Major-general. [Persia.]
• Stanley, Lord, India Bill and Council of India, [570]
• Steuart, Brigadier, operations in Deccan, [385]
• Stevens, Captain, killed at Chinhut, [164]
• Straubenzee, General. [China.]
• Stuart, Brigadier, at Mundisore and Chendaree, [385], [439]
• Sultanpore, actions by Franks and Hope Grant, [402], [610]
• Sunstroke, fatal effects of, [496], &c.
• Tanteea Topee, manœuvres and marches of, [478], [508], [555], [558], [611]
• ——. [Michel; Napier; Roberts; &c.]
• Tayler, Mr, proceedings at Patna, [470], [476]
• ——, removed from office, [476]
• Telegrams. [Electric telegraph.]
• Tien-Sing. [China.]
• Tola Narainpore, rebels defeated by Eyre at, [272]
• Thalookdars and Thalookdaree, [360], [525]
• Thugs and Thuggee, [11]
• Travelling in India, [18], [20]
• ——. [Marching; Railways; &c.]
• Troops, number, clothing, &c., [25], [26], [29], [224], [250], [302], [535], [609]
• ——, disarming, [149], [150], [194], [198], &c.
• ——, marching and transport of, [29], [222], [501], [611]
• ——. [Army; &c.]
• Tucker, Mr, killed at Futtehpoor, [172]
• Twigs, mystery of, in Gujerat, [531]
• Umballa, occurrences at, [118], [231]
• ——, effects of cholera at, [201]
• Umritsir, position and description, [195]
• Vellore, revolt in, a premonitory symptom, [33]
• Venables, Mr, success against rebels, [278], [341]
• —— ——, death, and honourable testimonial, [519]
• Victoria Cross, bestowal for valour, [315], [464], [550]
• Vocabulary of Indian terms, [13]
• Volunteer cavalry of Oude, [526]
• Wake, Mr, heroic defence of house at Arrah, [268]
• Wallee Dad Khan, rebel leader near Meerut, [174]
• Walpole, General, disaster at Rhodamow, [473]
• ——, victory at Sirsa, [473]
• Waterfield, Major, killed near Ferozabad, [500]
• Wheler, Colonel, and the religion of the sepoys, [101]
• Wheeler, Sir Hugh, defensive operations, sufferings, and death. [Cawnpore; Nena Sahib.]
• ——, Miss, heroic conduct of, [139]
• Willoughby, Lieutenant, Delhi magazine exploded by, [71]
• Whitlock, General, operations in Bundelcund, [479]
• ——, capture of treasure at Kirwee, [552]
• Windham, General, disaster at Cawnpore, [376]
• Wilson, Sir Archdale, Meerut column headed by, [232]
• —— —— ——, victories of Ghazeeoodeen and Hindoun, [232]
• Wilson, Sir Archdale, at siege of Delhi, [243], [245], [298], [306], [311]
• ——, honoured and rewarded, [314]
• ——, commanded cavalry in Oude, [409]
• Wingfield, Mr, commissioner at Goruckpore, [487]
• Yeh Mingchin, Chinese viceroy. [China.]
• Yule, Colonel, killed outside Delhi, [238]

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