INDEX.

A Battery, R.F.A., [314]
A Squadron (Thirteenth Hussars)—in France, [87];
Kut, [167];
Lajj, [174], [175], [181], [190], [192], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [212], [214];
Tekrit, [254];
Kulawand, [275], [276];
Tuz, [284-86];
Guk-Tappah, [288];
Hadraniyah, [297], [303], [305];
mentioned, [111], [271]
Abbeville, [92]
Abraham, [105], [129]
Abu-Ghuraib, [267]
Abu-Haiar, [282]
Abu-Jisrah, [281]
Accrington, [308], [309]
Adam, [124]
Aden, [60]
Adhaim, river, [289]
Aeroplanes, [1], [174], [175], [187], [196], [225], [254], [260], [283];
German, [62];
Turkish, [211], [242]
Afghan War, second, [40]
Afghanistan, [104], [134];
condition of (1914), [102];
religion of, [102], [320]
Africa, South, [40], [41], [56], [100], [277];
war in (1899-1900), [16], [91], [100], [317]
Agincourt, battle of, [7]
Agra, [46]
Akab, [268], [269], [289]
Ain-Lailah, [282]
Ain-Nakhailah, [289]
Aire, [80]
Alalou, Doctor, [185]
Albert, King of the Belgians, [81]
Albuera, battle of, [30]
Aldershot—
Cavalry Barracks at, [326]
Dedication Service at, [372-75]
Otherwise mentioned, [144], [191]
Aleppo Road, the, [271]
Alexander the Great, armies of, [104];
cavalry, [4], [5], [8]
Allan, Squadron-Sergt.-Maj. W. J., [331], [365]
Allenby, Gen. Lord, [205], [217], [263], [268], [291], [321];
quoted on operations in Palestine, [327], and note
Allston, Pte. J., [331], [364], [365]
Alma, battle of, [37]
Alps, [5]
Altum Kupri, [280], [287]
Alva de Tormes, [30]
Amadia, [352]
Amara, [121], [122], [126], [127], [128], [130];
hospital at, [190]
America—
Civil War in (1861-65), [14], [325]
War of Independence in (1775-82), [16], [27]
American Cavalry, [14], [15]
American Medal, [362]
Amiens, Peace of, [25]
Ancre, [170]
Anderson, Lieut. E. W., [368]
Anderson, Rev. F. L., [374]
Anderson, Sergt. G., [331], [354]
Andrews, Pte. F., [249], [331], [359]
Annett, Capt. A. E., [87], [269], [329], [366]
Anson, Lieut. R. R., [329], [370]
Appomattox, battle of, [15]
Aqsu, [284]
Arab village, [131], [132], [141] note, [143], [150]
Arabia, [99]
Arabian Sea, [61]
Arabs—
Auxiliaries to the Turks, [106]
Baghdad looted by, [203], [207], [210], [211]
Barbarity of, [171], [207], [208]
British survey party murdered by, [223]
Bullets of, [143]
Cavalry of, [142]
Expeditions against, [220], [230], [233] note
Mahomedan rising of, [35]
Pacification of, [216], [232]
Treachery of, [208]
Arme blanche, the, [8], [14], [18]
Armenia, [103]
Armenians, [309]
Armentières, [75]
Armistice (1918)—with Turkey, [295-96], [301];
with Germany, [302], [305], [325], [328]
“Army Pattern” (horse), [269]
Artillery—
German, [62]
Horse, V Battery, [50], [195], [196], [198], [297], [303], [305], [306], [314], [315]
Invention of, [5]
Ashar, hospital at, [115]
Ashworth, Capt. and Q.-M. R. W. F., [348], [349], [352], [364], [365], [368]
Asia—
British power in, [98];
prestige, [107], [204], [205];
reverses, [133];
position (1917), [262], [320-21]
Christians and Mahomedans in (1914), [102]
Turkey’s military power in, [132], [262], [320];
defeat of Turks, [204], [264]
War in (1916), [91]
Asia Minor—
Germany’s line of communication in, [99]
Turkish base in, [217], [235], [263];
Turkish recruiting ground, [103]
Assaye, battle of (1803), [35]
Associations, Regimental, [376], [377]
Assyrian carvings, [3]
Atab, [140], [356]
Athens, [4]
Attila, [6]
Auction Bridge, [282]
Augier, Doctor, [83]
Aujah, [254]
Aujah-Nullah, [247]
Aujah-Tekrit, [245]
Aukett, Sergt. H. H. L., [306], [331], [363]
Austerlitz, battle of (1805), [11]
Australia, contingent from, [66]
Austria—
Ally of Germany, [98], [132], [291]
War of, with Prussia (1866), [12]
Authuille, [353]
Awah, [271]
Azizieh, [158], [160], [161], [174], [190]
B Battery, Royal Field Artillery, [284]
B Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars—at Kut, [167];
Lajj, [174], [175], [190], [192], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [212], [214];
Tekrit, [238], [243], [246], [247], [251], [254];
Kulawand, [275], [276];
Tuz, [284], [285];
Guk-Tappah, [288];
Hadraniyah, [303-5];
mentioned, [269], [27]
“B 3” (horse), [271]
Babylon, [105]
Badajos, battle of (1810), [28], [30]
Baden-Powell, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Robert, visits the regiment in France, [78];
letters to, [277], [300], [302], [305];
letter from, [290];
otherwise mentioned, [44], [250], [280], [376]
Bagh, [206] and note
Baghdad—
Advance on (map), [159]
Arab looting of, [203], [207], [210], [211]
Black Watch entry of, [208], [215]
Capital of Mesopotamia, [104], [204], [305]
Cavalry Barracks at, [210], [212], [215], [217], [220]
City Military Police at, [225]
Club at, [232]
Cup, [232-34], [271]
Description of, [210-11].
Fall of, [192], [203], [204]
Field of operations around (map), [201]
General Townshend’s Expedition to, [104-7]
Importance of, [105], [321]
Plate, [266]
Race meeting at, [233], [270]
Railway, [99], [104], [205], [217]
Regatta at, [232], [234]
Thirteenth Hussars’ entry of, [181], [215];
garrison, [189], [208], [212], [225]
Turkish base, [104], [134], [136]
Otherwise mentioned, [137], [165], [166], [169], [172], [173], [188], [206] note, [207] note, [217], [225], [231], [261], [264-65], [268], [273], [277], [310], [319], [324], [326], [327], [353], [355], [356]
Baghela, [233]
Baker, Lieut. W, G., [329], [370]
Baku, [268], [274]
Balaclava, battle of, [37], [39], [41], [43], [51], [199]
Balaclava Day, [39], [50], [54], [86], [122], [241], [250]
Balaclava veterans, [50]
Balban, [286]
Balcarres, 7th Earl of, [23]
Bald, Q.-M.-Sergt. A., [332], [365]
Ballard, Cpl. A. C. W., [332], [356]
Baltic Sea, [99]
Bangalore, [35], [36] and note
Baquha, [217], [218], [240], [241], [258]
Baqubah, [281], [290]
Barbadoes, [24]
Barnard, Sergt. G., [304], [332], [359]
Barker, Pte. J. H., [249], [332], [358]
Barrett (historian of the Thirteenth Hussars), [1], [41];
quoted, [22], [23], [153]
Barrett, Lieut. E. P., [329], [370]
Barrett, Lieut. J. L. M., [153], [290], [329], [364], [366]
Barrington, 2nd Lieut. A. C., [329], [371]
Bartlett, Lce.-Cpl. F., [296], [304], [332], [355]
Bartlett, Lce.-Sergt. W. G., [332], [357]
Basra, [92], [97], [110], [111], [117], [123], [124], [231], [232], [326], [355], [356];
map, [124]
Basrajiyeh, [140]
Bassouia, [224] and note, [356]
Battye, Capt. L. S., [368]
Bawi, [201], [205], [206], [211]
Bayley, Lt.-Col. F. G., [364], [365], [368]
Beaconsfield, Earl of, [56]
Beadle, Cpl. W., [332], [354]
Beales, Pte. H. J., [249], [332], [358]
Beauchamp, Pte. A., [332], [357], [365]
Bedford Yeomanry, [330], [369]
Bedouin Arabs, [223] (see also “Arabs”)
Beesley, Pte. J., [332], [355]
Belad-Rus, [240]
Belgian soldiers, [93]
Belgians, Albert, King of the, [81]
Bell, Sergt. E., [163], [168], [332], [357]
Bell, Pte. H., [249], [332], [356], [359]
Bellum (native boat), [122]
Beluchistan, [101] note
Bengal cavalry system, [52] note
Bennett, Pte. W., [332], [359]
Beresford, Marshal, [28], [29], [30]
Berguette, [65], [75]
Berlin, [108]
Bernhardi, Von, quoted, [13], [15]
Best, Lieut. the Hon. J. F., [329] and note
Béthune, [68], [69]
Bible—quoted, [3];
cited, [309]
Bicharakoff, Lieut.-Col., [267]
Biggar, Lieut. J. W., [329], [369]
Bigge, Capt. W. E., [329], [369]
Biggs, Pte. J. H., [332], [363]
Billy, see Eve
Black Sea, [268]
Black Watch, [208], [215]
Blagrove, Col. H. J., [361], [368]
Blenheim, battle of, [9]
Blücher, Marshal, [32]
Blyth, Capt. W., [269], [329], [370]
Boer Republics, [41]
Boer War, see Africa, South
Boers, [14], [15], [16]
Bolton, Capt. R. H. J. M., [368]
Bolton, Col., [26]
Bombay—
Description of, [57], [97]
Ladies of, [110]
Royal Yacht Club at, [97]
Thirteenth Hussars at, [93], [95], [326]
Bosphorus, [98], [103], [204]
Bowie, Lce.-Cpl. G. W., quoted—on horses, [94];
on voyage to Mesopotamia, [111];
on pursuit of Turks, [220-23];
on winter (1917-18), [267-71];
diary quoted, [64], [67], [68], [90], [211-12], [233], [234], [240-44], [269], [270], [281-90];
otherwise mentioned, [333], [363]
Box, see Jeffrey
Boyse, Lieut.-Col., [32], [33]
Brearley, Reg. Q.-M.-Sergt. J., [241], [333], [363], [365]
Brencher, Sergt. L. P., [276], [333]
Brevet promotion, [365]
Bridge, Col., [280]
Bristol, Lieut. E., [329], [369]
British Empire, Order of, [361]
British Museum, [3]
Brook, Ronnie, [279]
Brooking, Maj.-Gen., [271]
Broomfield, Pte. F., [333], [355]
Buffs, the, [270]
Bulgaria, [98], [132], [263], [291]
Buffer, Gen. Sir Redvers, [15], [41]
Burder, Lce.-Cpl. H. A., [249], [333], [359]
Burgess, Lce.-Cpl. J., [333], [357]
Burgess, Sergt. W. H., [269], [270], [279], [306], [333], [357], [359], [363]
Burgues, [353]
Busaco, battle of (1810), [28]
Bush, Lce.-Cpl. F. K., [269], [270], [331], [333]
Bush, Sergt., [233]
Butler, Lady, [184]
Butler, Lieut. F. H., [329], [370]
Byng, [33]
Byrne, Pte. J., [249], [333], [359]
C Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars—at Kut, [163], [167];
Lajj, [175], [186], [190], [194], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [214];
after Baghdad, [220], [225];
Imam Arbain, [246], [247];
Tekrit, [251], [254], [256];
Hadraniyah, [303-5];
Tuz, [284];
Kirkuk, [286]
Caley, Gen., [285]
Caliphs, [232]
Camberley, staff college at, [49]
Camels, capture of, [240]
Cameronia torpedoed, [227], [228], [355]
Campo Mayor, [28]
Canada—Contingent from, [66]
Thirteenth Hussars in, [40], [41], [207]
Candler, [280]
Cannæ, battle of, [5]
Canterbury, [36]
“Caprice” (horse), [94], [119] and note, [156], [168], [169], [178] and note
Cardigan, 7th Earl of, [37], [39]
Carnegie, Sergt. T., [333], [363]
Carpenter, Gen., [18]
Carpenter, Cpl. J., [334], [365]
Carter, Maj. E. J., [329], [362], [365], [367]
Carter, Lce.-Cpl. W., [269], [270], [334]
Carthage, [104]
Cartwright, Pte., [224], [334]
Caspian Sea, [274]
Cassels, Brig.-Gen., [293-96], [301], [302], [311], [313], [314], [317], [325]
Casualties, [192], [198], [249], [352-60]
Catherine of Braganza, [57]
Caucasus, [132], [133], [136], [262], [291]
Cavalry—
Alexander the Great, of, [4], [5], [8]
American, [14], [15]
Arab, [142]
Barracks at Baghdad, [210], [212], [215], [217], [220]
Bengal system, [52] note
British—
Awards to (1917), [233]
Camp of, [231]
Chinese Campaign of, [12]
Corps in France, [76], [81], [328]
Desert Mounted Corps, [327]
Dragoons, see that heading
Eleventh Brigade (Cassels’), [293-96], [301], [302], [311], [313], [314], [317], [325]
Indian Mutiny, in (1857), [12]
Infantry work of, [67-86]
Inferiority of (1777), [22];
(1805), [27]
Light Brigade, see that heading
Maude’s inspection of, [233]
Peninsular War, in, [26-33]
Persian force destroyed by (1856), [235]
Race Meeting at Baghdad, [232]
Seventh Brigade (Norton’s), [132], [176], [195-99], [217], [245], [293-95], [300-2], [306-7], [313-14], [325], [352]
Sikh War, in (1846-49), [12]
Sixth Brigade, [132], [176], [197], [198], [245], [274-76], [282]
Early use of, [4] ff.; in 19th century, [12], [15]
European, [8], [9], [11]
Frederick the Great, of, [10], [12], [18], [22]
French, [8], [9], [11], [28]
German, [9], [11], [62] and note
Greek, [4], [5]
Haig’s, [75]
Hannibal’s, [5], [9]
Horses, [62], [156] and note, [192] (see also their names)
Indian, [57], [92], [132], [246], [258], [275], [278], [279], [282], [304], [368]
Indian Cavalry Corps in France, [75], [76] [78], [80] and note, [83], [89-91], [119];
value of (1915), [91] note
Marlborough’s, [9]
Persian, [4], [5]
Portuguese, [29]
Russian, [9], [37], [38]
Soult’s, [31]
Swedish, [9]
Turkish, [9], [142], [240]
Value of, question as to, [1], [13], [14], [16], [90], [91] and note, [326-28]
Xenophon’s Treatise on, [4]
Cawnpore topees, [111], [117]
Cemetery Hill, [298], [299], [303], [304], [313], [314], [315], [316]
Centaurs, [3]
Chágal, [117]
Chai-Khanna, [264], [359]
Chaldari, [220], [222], [223] and note, [230], [233], [274], [275], [290], [356]
Chaliyeh, [222]
Chamberlain, Lieut. D. A. C., [329], [369]
Chanan-Keurri, [283]
Channel Ports, the, [65]
Chariots in War, [3], [4]
Charles, see Steele
Charles the Second, King, [57]
Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden, [9]
Charlie, Bonnie Prince, [20]
Cheeseman, 2nd Lieut. G. W., [329] and note
Chelsea pensioners, [377]
Chéradame, [98]
Cheshire Regiment, [368]
Chessy, [92]
Cheviot Hills, [236]
Chichester, [26]
“Chicko” (horse), [179]
Childari, [253]
Chilka, [97]
China, [56], [100]
Chinese junks, [7]
Chinese, the, [12]
Chipperfield, Sergt. P., [171], [334], [354]
Chivalry, [6], [7]
Cholera, [36], [114], [238], [261], [353]
Christians in Asia (1914), [102]
Chrystall, Capt. J. I., quoted, [75], [80], [81], [84], [118], [120], [121], [122], [129], [143], [148], [265];
on charge at Tekrit, [244], [256-58];
otherwise mentioned, [286], [329], [362], [364], [366]
Church, Maj. J. F., [368]
Cithæron, Mount, [4]
City of Sparta, [326]
Clarkson, Lieut. J. O. P., death of, [203], [213], [214];
quoted, [121], [144], [145], [149], [166];
otherwise mentioned, [329], [352], [371]
Cleary, Pte. E., [334];
quoted, [308]
Cleveland, Pte. J., [334], [357], [363]
Cobbe, Lieut.-Gen., [119] and note, [139], [140], [223], [242]
Cobham’s Dragoons, [21]
Cochrane, Lieut. B. W. D., [269], [329], [369]
Colaba, camp at, [94]
Cole, Pte. J., [310], [334], [354]
Colenso, battle of, [41]
Collett, Capt. G. G., [329], [366], [369]
Collins, Lieut. C. F., [329], [371]
Colonels, proprietary, [22]
Concord, [24]
Condé, the Prince of, [9]
Conningham Post, [240], [290]
Constable, 2nd Lieut. R. C., [329] and note
Constantinople, [99], [104], [166], [205], [240]
Cook, Sergt. G., [334], [355]
Cooke, Maj. and Quartermaster A., [329], [364], [365], [366];
quoted, [316]
Cooke, Rev. H. R., [207], [329], [369]
Coraedes, [154], [211]
Cope, Gen. Sir John, [20]
Coracles, [154], [211]
Corhin, Pte. W. G., [244], [249], [334], [363]
Corner, Lieut. E. G., [329], [370]
Corsica, [95]
Cossacks, [9], [10], [267]
Costello, Pte. D., [335]
Costello, Lce.-Cpl. G., [306], [308]
Couch, Pte. J. F., [241], [335], [356], [363]
Covell, Capt. F. C., [96], [329], [362], [369]
Cox, Maj. R. F., [329], [364], [365], [366];
diary quoted, [74], [77]
Cox, Pte., [223]
Craven, Sergt. T. S., [335], [363], [364]
Crawford-Greene, Lieut. W. P., [329], [369]
Crécy, battle of, [7], [8], [10]
Crete, [95]
Crimea, [12], [41], [56], [61];
campaign in (1854-56), [37-40]
Crocker, Brig.-Gen., [132]
Croix de Guerre, [86], [232], [362]
Croix de Virtute Militara, [364]
Cromer, Lord, [98]
Cromwell, Oliver, [8], [9]
Cross, Miss Florence, [376]
Cross, the Military, [241], [244], [249], [289], [306], [362], [364]
Crouch, Lce.-Cpl. J. F., see Couch
Crouch, Pte. T., [335], [354]
Crusaders, [7]
Ctesiphon, [105], [172], [174], [201], [206], [211], [323];
arch of, [207]
Cubitt, Pte. C., [335], [363]
Cullenan, Capt. J., [329], [369]
Culloden, battle of (1746), [21]
Cumberland, Duke of, [21]
Cunningham, Sergt. J., [290], [335], [357], [363]
Curzon, Lord, [144]
Custozza, battle of, [12]
Cut-Throat Bridge, [282]
D Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars—in the Gulf, [109], [111];
Kut, [163], [167];
Lajj, [175], [190], [191], [192], [196];
Baghdad, [206], [208], [214];
after Baghdad, [220], [224];
Tekrit, [246], [254];
Kulawand, [275-76];
Tuz, [284-86];
Guk-Tappah, [288];
Hadraniyah, [303], [305];
otherwise mentioned, [269], [271]
Dahra Barracks, [161], [162]
Dahra Ridge, [150]
Dan, [310]
Dangar, Capt. C. C., [362], [368]
Daniell, Capt., [97]
Daniels, Major, [234]
Daraman, [287], [288], [359]
Dardanelles, [102], [103], [104], [263], [320]
Dark Ages, [6]
Daur, [242], [244], [245], [253], [254], [289], [354]
Davies, Maj., [234]
Davies, 2nd Lieut. W. W. N., [329], [371]
Davis, Pte. H., [335]
Davis, Pte. H. G., [163], [335], [354]
Dawson, Maj. J. V., wounded, [185];
sufferings of, [186] and note;
courage of, [187];
escape, [188];
robbed by Turks, [192];
otherwise mentioned, [64] note, [175], [191], [197], [198], [329], [353], [365], [366]
Day, Lce.-Cpl. G. A., [335], [356], [359]
Decanville Railway, [203]
Dedication of Memorial Tablet to Thirteenth Hussars, [372], [374]
Deerham, 2nd Lieut. H. G., [329]
Deir-as-Zor, [319]
Delaney, Pte. C., [249], [335], [359]
Delhi, [43], [45], [46]
Deli Abbas, [208], [220], [221], [222], [224], [353], [358]
Deli Abbas Cup, [234]
Della Marmora, Gen., [40]
Deltawa, [221], [222]
Denison, Col., quoted, [10], [13]
Denning, Lieut., [234]
Denny, Maj. E. W., [368]
Dent, Pte. W. D., [335], [356]
Deolali, [111]
Derbyshire Yeomanry, [368]
Desert Mounted Corps, the, [327]
Despatches, mentioned in, [331-51], [364], [365]
Diala river, [202], [203], [206], [207], [214], [221], [223], [224], [236], [240], [267]
Diary, Thirteenth Hussars’ Regimental, [49], [50], [93], [192], [205], [206], [223]
Digby, Capt. E. Wingfield, quoted, [180]
Dishdari, [360]
Distinguished Conduct Medal, [151], [153], [154], [189], [222], [241], [244], [249], [259], [306], [363]
Distinguished Service Medal, [362]
Distinguished Service Order, [232], [306], [311], [361]
Doherty, Capt., [31], [33]
Doherty, Lieut., [31], [33]
Doherty, Lieut.-Col. Patrick, [26], [31], [32]
Doherty, Lieut.-Col. (second), [37], [40]
Doll, Lieut. M. H. C., [329], [353], [364], [369]
Dominions, the, strategic position of (1914), [100]
Donoghue, Pte. J., [296], [304], [335], [355]
Dormer’s Regiment of Dragoons, [19]
Douthwaite, S.S.-M. C. M., [335], [365]
Dover, [33]
Downie, Pte. D., [336], [355]
Dragoon Guards, [353], [367], [368]
Dragoons—
Cobham’s, [21]
Inniskilling, [20], [68]
Jamaica, [25]
Munden’s, [17], [18], [19]
Regiments of, [17], [18], [19], [20], [21], [22], [23]
Thirteenth, former title of Thirteenth Hussars, [19];
sent to Ireland, [19];
under Col. Gardiner (’45), [20];
under Col. Ligonier, [21]
Twelfth, [26]
Dunbar, [20]
Dundonald, Lord, [41]
Dunluce Castle, [58]
Dunsterville, Gen., [268], [269], [274]
Dupleix, [58]
Dupleix, [58], [60]
Durbar, Indian (1911), [45], [47]
E. P. Tents, [114], [115] and note
Earle, Lieut. G. F.. [329], [369]
Early (American officer), [14]
East India Company, [57]
Eden, Garden of, [105], [118], [125], [126], [129]
Edinburgh, [20]
Edward the Seventh, King, [42]
Edwards, Squad. Q.-M.-Sergt. H. J., [163], [167], [336], [357], [365]
Egerton, Lady Mabelle, [83]
Egerton, Lieut.-Gen., [267], [285]
Egypt, [56], [91], [95], [103], [133], [320], [321]
Elba, [32]
Elkan, Lieut. A. J. C., [329], [370]
Elliott, Capt. W. A., [329], [369]
England, Civil War in, see Great Britain, [8]
Enquin-les-Mines, [65], [75]
Enquingatte, [68]
Equites, the Roman, [5]
Estrée Blanche, [68]
Etaples, [353]
Etna, [326]
Eupatoria, [37]
Euphrates river, Maude’s command of, [217], [236];
Marshall’s operations on, [263-64], [270];
otherwise mentioned, [104], [125], [134], [216], [230], [235], [262], [319]
Evans, Capt. J. W. D., [298], [303], [314], [329], [353], [369]
Eve, Capt. W. H., plan of camp of, [125];
courage of, [151], [152] and note;
squadron of, [170], [172], [175], [200];
at Lajj, [184], [186];
killed at Lajj, [177-81] and note;
estimate of, [177], [178], [179], [180], [192], [307], [310];
letters quoted, [63], [75], [81], [83-88], [89], [90], [94], [95], [111-13], [114], [115], [116], [117], [118], [119], [120], [122], [125], [128], [130], [142], [143], [145], [149], [152], [153], [155], [156], [166-172];
diary quoted, [78], [79], [80];
otherwise mentioned, [46], [97], [115], [138], [188], [189], [191], [197], [198], [329], [352], [366]
Eve, Mr Justice, [152] and note, [177], [307], [310];
letter to, [177]
Ezra, tomb of, [121], [125], [129]
Falkirk Muir, battle of, [21]
Fao, Fort, [319]
Farmer, Pte., [74], [336]
Farmer, Pte. R., [336]
Farquhar, Maj. T. R., [364]
Farrer, Lieut. M. R., [329], [370]
Fatha Gorge, [291], [293], [296], [301], [305], [311]
Feluja, [217]
Fenian conspiracy in Canada (1866), [40]
Fern, Pte. W., [336], [356]
Festubert, [68], [69]
Feuquières-en-Vimes, [90]
Fever, yellow, [24]
Fifty-sixth Foot, [24]
Firearms, power of, increased, [11]
Firefly, [141], [165], [169]
Fitzgibbon, Capt. H. C. D., [221], [222], [232], [266], [297], [303], [329], [353], [362], [369];
quoted, [180], [181] and note, [310-13]
FitzPatrick, Miss E., letter to, [308]
Fletcher, 2nd Lieut. A. H. F., [329] and note
Flindell, Pte. D. G., [336], [354]
Floreat Etona (picture), [184]
Flying Corps, the, [263]
“Flying Heckle” (horse), [234]
Foley, Lieut., [303]
“Follow Me” (horse), [156], [168], [169]
Ford cars, [283]
Ford vans, [275]
Foster, Lieut. G. R., [329] and note
Foster, Sergt. J. H., [131], [336], [365]
Fowke, Brigadier, cited, [21]
Fortescue (historian), quoted, [29], [46], [47]
France—
Campaigns in (1914-16), [65-88]
Campaigns of—with Austria (1859), [12];
with Prussia (1870), [12];
with Great Britain in the West Indies (1794, 1795), [23];
in the Peninsula (1810-14), [25-32];
at Waterloo (1815), [32-33];
in the Crimea (1854-55), [37]
Cavalry of, [8], [9], [11], [28]
Chivalry of, [6], [7]
Continental power of (1914), [19], [100], [101]
Otherwise mentioned, [51], [57], [59], [170], [353], [366]
Francomb, Pte. A. W., [248], [249], [250], [252], [305], [336], [354]
Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, cavalry system of, [10], [12], [18], [22]
French spoken in Mosul, [312]
French, Field-Marshal Lord, [62], [327] note
Fry, Major, [157]
Galloway, Pte., [194]
Garden of Eden, the, [105], [118], [125], [126], [129]
Gardiner, Lieut.-Col. James, commands Thirteenth Dragoons (1743), [20];
killed at Prestonpans, [21]
Gardner, Lieut. C. W., [329], [370]
Geale, Lieut., [33] note
George the Fifth, King, [64-65];
his visit to India, [42-46]
George the First, King, [17]
George, Cpl. W. S., [337], [354]
German Cavalry, [11], [62] and note
‘German Plot Unmasked, The,’ [98]
Germans made prisoners, [171], [271]
Germany—
Cavalry of, [9], [11], [62] and note
Designs of, [98-100], [132], [205], [320]
Failure of, [291], [312]
Map of Germany and Confederates, [99]
Persian intrigues of, [372]
Turkey’s communications with, [99]
War with, outbreak of, [51]
Otherwise mentioned, [204], [309]
Gerrard, Pte. H., [304], [337], [360]
Gibbons, 2nd Lieut. W. R., [329]
Gilbert, Sergt. W., [182], [184], [185], [337], [360]
Gill, Sergt.-Trumpeter S., [337], [365]
Goddard, Sergt.-Major E., [163], [167], [337], [357]
Godfree, Capt. D. W., [275-76], [285-87], [304-6], [329], [362], [364], [369]
Goldie, Maj., [75]
Goodman, Lieut. E., [329], [370]
Goorkha Infantry, [157]
Gore, Lieut. R., [329], [366]
Goths, [6]
Gowan, Capt. C. H, adventures of, [211];
quoted, [275], [276];
otherwise mentioned, [279], [290], [329], [362], [364], [366]
Grant, Major-Gen., [32]
Gray, Sergt. J., [248-50], [252], [337], [354], [365]
Great Britain—
Asia, position in, [98], [107], [133], [204-5]
Boer Republics’ ultimatum to (’99), [41]
German menace to (1914), [51], [100], [320]
Indian army of, see under India
Sea power of, [104], [321-2]
Wars of, [1];
Civil War, [8]
Greece, [4], [5]
Greenshields, Maj., [315]
Griffiths, Gunner, [20]
Guards, [367], [368]
Gubbins, Capt., [33] note
Gufa race, [234]
Guk-Tappah, [287], [288]
Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, [9]
H. V. Rifle, [67]
Hadraniyah, Thirteenth Hussars charge at (1918), [293-96], [299], [305], [307], [311], [313-16], [324-25], [353-55], [359], [360]
Hadraniyah Bluff, [298]
Hadraniyah Ford, [296], [313]
Hai river, [138-41], [146], [224] note, [324]
Hai Town, [146], [149]
Haig, Field-Marshal Lord, [87] quoted;
on Cavalry, [327] and note, [328]
Haig’s Cavalry, [75]
Haines, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. S. B., [338], [363], [365]
Halstead, Pte. C., [249], [338], [359]
Halswelle, Capt. G., [368]
Hamilton, [190]
Hamilton, Col., [20]
Hamilton-Grace, Maj. R. S., [329], [353], [362], [364], [365], [367]
Hammam Ali, [311]
Hammond, Pte. W., [338], [355]
Hampson, Lieut. J., [329], [371]
Hannibal, [5], [6] and note, [9]
Hanover, House of, [19]
Haqui Bey, [300], [313]
Harding, Pte. J. T., [317], [318], [357], [364]
Hardinge, Viscount, [49]
Harrington, Earl of, [19]
Harrison, Sergt A., [338], [354]
Harrison, 2nd Lieut. W. B., [329] and note
Harris, Pte, C., [338], [356], [359]
Harriss, Pte., [233]
Hartigan, Lieut. M. G., [232], [233], [238], [266], [303], [312], [329], [362], [370]
Harvey, Pte. F., [304], [338], [360]
Hastings, battle of, [8]
Hawkins, 2nd Lieut. H. R., [329] and note
Hayworth, Pte. F., [338], [356]
Hazebrouck, [33]
Head, Col., [26]
Heathman, Cpl. A. E., [168], [338], [357]
Heavy Brigade, the, at Balaclava, [38], [39]
Henderson, Col., quoted, [12], [13], [14], [15], [46], [56], [62] note, [327]
Herbert, Pte. P. H., [339], [354]
Herodotus, cited, [4]
Hibbert, Pte. A., [249], [339], [359]
Higgs, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. W., [269], [339]
Highlanders, Ninety-Third, [38]
Hilawiyni, [212]
Hill, Sergt. A. E., [339]
Hill, Pte G. A., [339], [356]
Hill, Pte. H., [339]
Hill, Capt. R. C., [143], [144], [153], [329], [339], [361], [371]
Hill, Sergt. W. J., [114], [163], [168], [304], [339], [357], [360], [365]
Hind, Capt. J. H., [255], [330], [365], [367]
Hindustan, [40], [43], [45]
Hirsch, Lieut. J. H., [227], [330], [370];
quoted, [227], [228]
‘History of the Peninsular War,’ [29]
Hit, [264], [270]
Hobbs, Cpl. J., [339], [355]
Hodgkinson, Capt. G. H., [368]
Hogg, Pte. C., [178] note, [339]
Holden, Sergt. W., [364]
Holland, Brig.-Gen., [274]
Hollen-Prior, Gen., see Pryor
Hollingdale, Lieut. E. T., [330], [370]
Holloway, Sergt. H. S., [339], [357], [365]
Holloway, Sergt. R., [271], [304], [339], [354]
Holt, Lieut. W. V., [368]
Holt, Miss, [83]
Honours and Rewards, [361-65]
Horner, Capt. A. L., [330], [366], [369]
Horse Artillery, see under Artillery
Horse Guards, [368]
Horse, Poona, [85]
Horse, Skinner’s, [52] and note, [96]
Horse, Watson’s, [183]
Horse, Welsh, [368]
Horses (see also Cavalry)—
Bible mention of, [3]
Care of, [112], [114], [126]
Casualties among, [62], [156] and note, [192]
Cavalry, [62], [156] and note
Names of, [94], [114], [119] and note, [156], [168], [169], [178], [179], [191], [232], [233], [234], [266], [269]
Size of Greek, [4]
Sufferings of, [58], [61], [62], [64], [156] and note, [224]
Hotchkiss guns, [125], [148], [161], [188], [193], [207], [221], [238], [243], [269], [283], [284], [305]
Hougomont, [33]
Howard, Lce.-Cpl. J., [339], [354]
Howard, Capt. the Hon. M. F. S., [368]
Howey, Capt. J. E. P., [304], [330], [369]
Hows, Pte. W. E., [339], [355]
Hudson, Lce.-Sergt. H., [249], [339], [359]
Humphrey, Pte. E., [306], [340], [363]
Hunt, Pte. W. F., [340], [354]
Huntingfield, Capt. Lord, [330] and note, [368]
Huntsgreen, [355]
Hussars, The—
Eighth, [39], [52], [54], [342], [368]
Eighteenth, [340], [352], [368]
Eleventh, [39], [353], [365], [367], [368]
Fifteenth, [32]
Fourth, [39]
Fourteenth, [19], [32], [132], [268], [274], [275], [276], [326], [330], [369]
Northumberland, [367], [369]
Thirteenth (for squadrons of, see A, B, C, D)—
Barrett’s history of, [1];
service of, [1], [2], [17];
summary of early history of, [17-41];
known as Munden’s Dragoons, [17], [18], [19];
become Light Dragoons (1777 circa), [22];
first called Hussars (1861-62), [40];
in India, [45-60];
attitude towards war (1914), [51], [52];
campaign in France (1915-16), [67-84];
campaign in Mesopotamia (1916-18), [124], [131], [132], [140], [141], [158], [159], [173-77], [199], [216], [217], [218], [220], [237], [238], [264], [273-75], [293-96], [322], [323], [324], [325];
return to England, [326];
roll of officers, [329], [330];
roll of non-commissioned officers and other ranks, [331-51];
casualties, [352-60];
honours and rewards, [361-65];
dedication service and unveiling of memorial tablet, [372-75];
Old Comrades Association, [376], [377]
Regimental Diary, quoted, [49], [50], [93], [192], [205], [206], [223]
Squadrons of, see A, B, C, D
Yorkshire, [368]
Huwaish Gorge, [313], [316]
Hyderabad, [42]
‘Illustratte Zeitung,’ [166]
Imam Arbain, [245]
Imam Mahdi, [160], [241], [352], [353], [354], [357]
‘In Mesopotamia,’ [231]
India—
Army of, [44], [55-57], [91-92], [102] (see also Cavalry—Indian)
Attitude towards war (1914), [51] and note
Capital of (Delhi), [44-45]
Contingent from, [65]
Durbar in (1911), [45]
Empire of, [55]
Government of, [54]
Hindustan, [40]
Karnul, insurrection in (1839), [35], [36]
King George’s visit to (1911), [44], [45]
Map of, [34]
Military value of (1914), [100], [101], [103]
Moghuls the conquerors of, [43], [44]
Mutiny in (1857), [43]
Peninsula of, [43]
Punjabi Infantry of, [245]
Thirteenth Hussars in (1819-40), [34], [35], [36];
(1870-84), [40];
(1904), [41];
quartered at Meerut (1910), [43];
take part in Durbar (1911), [45];
reviewed by King George, [46];
life in India, [47-58];
attitude towards war (1914), [51], [52];
voyage to England, [60-63]
Otherwise mentioned, [49], [133], [134], [229], [271], [306]
Indian Cavalry, see under Cavalry—
Expeditionary Force, [97]
Soldiers, [138], [320];
driver mentioned for gallantry, [317-18]
Infantry—
British—
Wellington’s, [27];
in Mesopotamia, [170], [202], [251], [254], [255], [257], [258], [323]
German, [62]
Goorkha, [157]
Mobile, [328]
Oxford and Bucks Light, [68]
Punjabi, [245]
Roman, [6]
Swiss, [8]
Turkish, [174], [176], [177]
Inkerman, battle of, [39]
Inniskilling Dragoons, [20], [68]
Inverness, [20]
Irawadi river, [121], [322]
Ireland, Thirteenth Hussars in (1718-42), [19], [20];
(1748-95), [22-24]
Iron rations, [78], [80]
Ironsides, [8]
Islam, [102]
Islanda, [99], [109], [110] and note
Ismail Hakki, [295]
Istabulat, [241], [244]
Italian Medal, the, [232], [362], [364]
Italy—
Ally of Germany (1914), [99], [291]
Hannibal’s invasion of, [5], [6] and note
Izakhi Canal, [244]
Jackson, Stonewall, [46]
Jackson, Capt. T. K., [330], [368]
Jacobite Rebellions, [19-21], [26]
Jaffer’s Tomb, [212], [352]
Jamaica, [23-25]
James, Lce.-Cpl. E., [340], [354]
James-Moore, Pte. J. H., [340], [363]
Japan, [100]
Jasper, Pte. F. G., [249], [340], [355]
Jat Lancers, [298], [300]
Jebel Hamrin Range, [240], [241], [242], [244], [263], [273], [280], [281], [293], [301], [311];
description of, [220], [222], [224], [236] and note
Jebel Makhul, [301]
Jeddere-Fisher, Maj. H. J., [368]
Jeffrey, Capt. J. A., [127], [152], [156], [188], [191], [208], [265], [266], [286], [303], [311], [330], [362], [364], [366]
Jeffrey, Pte. J., [249], [340], [359]
Jemmett, Lieut. C. W., [330], [370]
Jervis, Adm., [136]
Jews, [129], [209]
Jibuti, [60]
Johnson, Lieut. H. H., [330], [370]
Johnston, Capt. L. C., [330], [369]
Jones, Gen., quoted, [227]
Jones, Pte., [270]
Jones, Pte. Alfred, [178], [189], [340], [354], [363]
Jones, Major H. Ll., [330], [353], [361], [362], [364], [365], [367]
Jones, Lieut. H. R., [238], [249], [271], [330], [362], [370]
Jones, Pte. T. R., [340], [354]
Jordan, Pte. C. W., [340], [354]
Joseph Bonaparte, King, [30], [36]
Judkins, Lieut. B. E. H., [330], [369]
Julnar, [242]
Kabul, [40]
Kadhimain, [203], [206]
Kaiser, the, [101], [102], [205]
Kalahaji, Fahan, [356]
Kalyan, [93]
Kandahar, [40]
Kara Tepe, [263], [273]
Karnul, insurrection at (1839), [35], [36]
Karnul, Nawab of, [35]
Kasper, Pte., [243]
Kazimain, [208-210], [212], [214]
Keaney, Pte. P., [222], [340], [360]
Kelly’s Canal, [235] and note
Kennard, Major W. A., [330] and note, [353], [361], [364], [367]
Kennedy, Lieut. M. C., [96], [330], [366]
Kennedy, Capt. S. V., [330], [362], [364], [366]
Kennington, Lce.-Cpl. C. H., [340], [354]
Kerbela, [272]
Keswick, Lieut. H. G., [266], [330], [369]
Khair-el-Kharabeh, [206]
Khalifs, City of the, [202]
Khan Baghdadi, [271]
Khan Mifraji, [289]
Khanal Kharninah, [245]
Khaniquin, [268]
Khasradalah, [284], [359]
Kifri, [263], [273]
Kifri-ain-Faris, [283]
Kifri-Tuz Road, [276], [284]
Killacky, Pte. T., [117], [341], [355]
Killick, Pte. A., [341], [354]
King, Lieut., [30]
Kirkuk, [273], [274], [286], [288], [292], [293], [359]
Kitchener, Field-Marshal Lord, [81]
Kitchener’s Men, [81], [116], [138]
Kitcher, Lce.-Cpl. F. C., [290], [341], [363]
Kizil-Robart, [241], [244]
Knapman, Sergt. H., [188] note, [341], [354]
Königgratz, battle of, [12]
Koran, the, [184], [320]
Kruger, President, [16]
Ktuwair, [289]
Kulawand, Cavalry charge at, [274], [275], [276], [283], [284], [324]
Kurdarrah river, [358]
Kurdish language, [312]
Kurds, [203], [240], [283], [312], [313]
Kurna, [126]
Kut Cup, [232], [233], [234]
Kut-el-Amara, occupied by Townshend (1915), [104];
surrender of (1916), [107];
recapture of (1917), [158-171], [204];
mentioned, [92], [113], [126], [132], [133], [135], [137], [140], [141], [150], [162], [216], [231], [242], [323]
La Bassée, [75]
La Source, [64]
La Valentine, camp at, [93]
Ladysmith, siege of, [15], [41]
Lajj, battle at, [173-75];
Thirteenth Hussars’ charge at, [176-78];
casualties at, [181-88], [191], [192];
Colonel Richardson’s account of, [195-98];
General Maude’s view of, [199], [324];
mentioned, [200], [241], [246], [270], [279], [325], [352-55], [357-58], [360]
Lajj, sketch of battlefield at, [175]
Lajj Cup, [232], [233], [234]
Lake, Gen., [119], [132]
Lancaster, [18]
Lancers—
Fourteenth, [160], [196], [197], [314], [315], [316], [317]
Fourteenth Indian, [96], [258], [295], [307]
Jat, [298], [300]
Seventeenth, [39], [43], [174]
Thirteenth, [196], [246], [295-97], [300], [314-16]
Thirteenth Indian, [96]
Twenty-First, [297], [353], [364], [369]
Latour Maubourg, [28]
Lawrence, Maj., [33]
Lawrence, Lieut. F. G., [330], [370]
Lawson-Smith, Lieut. T. E., [330] and note, [352], [367]
Le Patourel, Lieut. A. M., [266], [330], [365], [370]
Le Plouy, [355]
Leeman, Lce.-Sergt. W., [304], [341], [354]
Leetham, Col, Sir A., [361], [368]
Legion of Honour, [362]
Legions, Roman, [5], [6]
Leutchford, Cpl. W., [249], [342], [359]
Lewin, Brig.-Gen., [293]
Lewis guns, [275], [283]
Liddle, Pte. A., [249], [341], [359]
Life Guards, [367], [368]
Light Brigade, charge of the, [37], [38], [39], [122], [199]
Ligonier, Col., [21]
Lille, [76]
Lillers, [353]
Lindsey, Lce.-Cpl. H., [249], [341], [357], [359]
Lisbon, [26-29], [31]
Little, Pte. P. W., [304], [341], [360]
Lomas, Lce.-Cpl. F., [306], [341], [363]
Lonsdale, Lce.-Cpl. R., [233], [341]
Lord, Lieut. J. A., [143], [144], [160], [164], [168], [171], [330], [353], [367]
Los Santos, [30]
Lovejoy, Pte. S. A., [342], [355]
Loyal North Lancashire Regt., [202]
Lucas, Lieut. J. H., [330], [370]
Lucknow, [36], [43] note
Luff, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. H., [233], [342]
Lumley, Capt. J. N., [330], [362], [364], [366]
Lyman, Pte. F., [342], [354]
Lynch-Staunton, 2nd Lieut. G., [177], [185], [186], [190], [191], [197], [198], [330], [352], [370]
Lyons, Capt. J. D., [368]
MacArthur, Capt. E. W., [368]
M‘Bride, Squadron Q,-M.-Sergt. F. A., [342], [363]
Macdonald, Capt. H., [269], [330], [352], [362], [370];
leads charge at Tuz, [274], [276], [279], [280], [285], [290]
Macdonnell, Pte. M., [249], [342], [355]
Machine-gun Squadron, 25th, [270]
M‘Creadie, Pte. W., [342], [354]
M‘Lagan, Lieut. C. A. G., [330], [353], [369]
Maclean, Col. Sir F., [368]
MacMunn, Gen., quoted, [125]
M‘Nulty, Pte. P., [147], [163], [193], [195], [310], [342], [354]
Madgin, 2nd Lieut. W., [330] and note [66]
Madras, [36]
Madrid, [30]
Maguire, Sergt. (Trumpeter) W. F., [247], [256], [342], [365]
Mahailla (Arab boat), [144]
Mahan, Adm., [6] note
Mahomedan cemetery near Kirkuk, [288], [297], [298], [313]
Mahomedans—
Holy cities of, [272]
India, in: chiefs, [35], [42];
soldiers, [102]
Power of, in Asia, [101], [102], [320]
Rules of, [184]
Makina, [180], [355]
Malta, [95]
Manby, Pte. E., [249], [342], [359]
Mandali, [240], [241], [244], [253]
Mantis, [268]
Maps—
Advance from Basra, [124]
” on Baghdad, [159]
Baghdad and Field of Operations (1917-18), [201]
British Position on the Tigris, [137]
Germany and her Confederates, [99]
India, [34]
Marathas, [35]
Marathon, [4], [104]
Marchant, Maj, T. H. S., [87], [330], [361], [364], [365], [366]
Marengo, battle of, [11]
Marival, [87]
Marlborough, 1st Duke of, [1], [9], [10], [17], [19], [21], [22]
Marne, battle of the, [65]
Maroons, the, rebellion of, [23-25]
Marseilles, [57], [63], [65], [93], [94], [96]
Marshall, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. R., marches to Zeur, [173], [174];
commands in Mesopotamia, [262];
winter work of (1917-18), [263];
attacks Turks, [263], [264];
plan of campaign (1918), [273];
quoted, on the armies in Mesopotamia, [262];
on cavalry work in Mesopotamia, [273], [274];
otherwise quoted, [236], [237], [262-64], [291], [293-96], [319], [320];
otherwise mentioned, [139], [140], [327] and note
Mary, Princess, [64], [65]
Mary, Queen, [64-65];
visit to India (1911), [46]
Masistius, [4]
Mason, Pte. Reuben, [342], [354]
Masséna, Marshal, [28]
Massey, Pte. C. T., [342];
quoted, [92], [93], [109-11], [115], [139], [143], [146], [154], [161-64], [192-95], [214], [215], [223], [342];
cited, [140]
Masson, [164]
“Matches” (horse), [191], [232], [255], [266]
Matthews, Sergt. W., [244], [249], [343], [354], [363]
Maude, Gen. Sir Stanley, commands in Mesopotamia, [107], [108];
plan of campaign, [135-38], [235-37], [323-24];
attacks Turks, [157];
takes Baghdad, [203-5];
plan of operations beyond Baghdad, [216], [217];
Lajj Cup given by, [232];
inspects cavalry, [233];
presents Cups, [234];
death of, [237], [238], [260], [262];
estimate of, [238];
despatch quoted, [136-37], [160-61], [173];
quoted, [7];
on fight at Lajj, [199];
otherwise quoted, [201], [203], [218], [219], [229], [230], [323], [324];
cited, [138], [175], [218];
otherwise mentioned, [119] note, [131], [132], [140], [155], [232], [260], [262], [263], [322], [327]
Maxim guns, [167]
Medaille Barbatie se Credente, [364]
Médaille Militaire, [86]
Medals—
American, [362]
Distinguished Conduct, [241], [244], [249], [289], [306], [335-48], [363]
Italian, [232], [262], [364]
Meritorious service, [332-51], [363]
Military, [233], [241], [244], [249], [259], [333-50], [362]
Roumanian, [364]
Medd Bridges, [253]
Mediterranean Sea, [56], [63], [95], [97], [227]
Meerut, [43], [47];
Club, [52]
Meerut Cavalry Brigade, [57], [92], [96]
Meerut Division, [52]
Mellor, Lce.-Cpl. A., [343], [357], [359]
Memorial Tablet to Thirteenth Hussars, [372], [374]
Mendali taken by British, [236], [281]
Meritorious Service Medal, [332-51], [363]
Merv, [319]
Mesopotamia—
Baghdad, see that heading
Campaign in (1914-18)—Townshend’s expedition to Kut (1915), [104];
position of British force (autumn 1915), [106];
surrender of Kut (1916), [107];
Maudesucceeds Lake in command of British Army, [132];
his position, [132-38];
Kut recaptured (1917), [158-171];
engagement at Lajj, [173-88];
fall of Baghdad, [200-4];
Baquha occupied, [217];
Russians join British, [218];
engagements at Ramadie, [235], [236];
at Mendali, [236];
at Tekrit, [245-48]; [255-58];
Marshall in command of Army, [262];
engagements at Kulawand (1918), [274], [278];
Tuz Kermatli, [279], [280-285];
Hadraniyah, [293-99]; [313-16];
review of, [319-20];
enemy losses in, [319];
British casualties in, [352-60]
Description of, [105], [106], [319], [320]
Navigation in, [120], [121], [122], [135], [321], [322]
Thirteenth Hussars’ voyage to, [109-13]
Mesopotamian Field Force, [96], [262]
Messines, [352]
Messing, English system of, in India, [49]
Metcalfe, Maj. J. C., [368]
Meteren, [352]
Methven, Capt. D. M., [330], [369]
Michell, Lieut. R. J. V., [330], [370]
Military Cross, [222], [232], [241], [244], [249], [259], [290], [306], [363]
Military Medal, [226], [233], [244], [249], [289], [306], [333-50], [362]
Miller, Pte. C. A., [249], [343], [357]
Miller, Lce.-Cpl. T. R., [343], [354]
Millican, Pte. S., [343], [355]
Moghuls, [43], [44]
Monitors, [131], [144], [165], [167], [168], [169], [170], [171], [268]
Mons, retreat from, [46]
Montecuculi, [9]
Moon, Lieut. N. L., [330], [369]
Moore, 2nd Lieut. H. A., [330] and note
Moore, Pte. P., [343], [356]
Morris, Cpl. J., [343]. [354]
Morrison, Pte. J., [182], [184], [185], [343], [360]
Mortimer, Pte. H., [226], [244], [249], [343], [363];
quoted, [147], [148], [224-226], [259]
Moss, Sergt. E. E., [163], [269], [343], [363]
Mosul—description of, [309], [312];
surrender of, [311], [312];
otherwise mentioned, [185], [280], [291], [293], [295], [301], [305], [308], [319], [321], [326]
Mosul Villayat, [312]
Motor-buses, London, [68]
Mounted Brigade, the, [367]
Moustaches, permission to shave, [139]
Munden, Brig. Richard, [17], [18], [19], [22];
Dragoons, [18], [19]
Munster, Lieut. J. F., death and estimate of, [150];
quoted, [117], [120], [144];
otherwise mentioned, [96], [116], [118], [152], [153], [330], [352], [369]
Murat, Marshal, [11]
Mushada, [223]
Mushaidi, [217]
Naffdach, [284]
Nahr Massag, [357]
Nahrin, [282]
Nalas, [173] and note
Napier, Major-Gen. Sir W. F. P., [29-31]
Napoleon Bonaparte—Cavalry of, [11];
Marshals of, [11], [26];
Peninsular campaign of, [26-31];
otherwise mentioned, [12], [25], [26], [31], [32], [35], [56], [98], [101], [105], [139] and note
Nasariyeh, [137]
Natal, [40], [41], [46], [56]
Navy, British, [26];
as affecting Mesopotamia, [104], [165], [171]
Nawab of Karnul, [35]
Neill, Capt. Norman, [49] and note, [330] and note, [340], [352], [367]
Nejef, [272]
Neuve Chapelle, [75], [77], [80]
New Zealand, [66]
Newman, Sergt. A. S., [248], [249], [250], [252], [343], [354]
Newman, Lieut. W. G., [330], [370]
Newman, Pte. W. H., [296], [297], [304], [344], [355]
Newton, Capt. H. G. T., death and estimate of, [226], [227];
quoted, [185-87], [212-14];
otherwise mentioned, [151], [175], [181], [186], [195], [330], [353], [366]
Nicholson’s Nek, battle of, [15]
“Nightshade” (horse), [271]
Nineveh, [105], [309]
Nizam of Secunderabad, [42]
Noel, Lieut., [303]
Nœux les Mines, [354], [356]
Norfolk, Lieut. H., [368]
Norledge, Pte. F. G., [344], [355]
North, Pte. L., [344], [355]
Northbrook, [60]
Northumberland Hussars, [367], [369]
Norton, Brig.-Gen. Charles, [245], [293], [300] [313], [314];
quoted, [296]
Norton, Capt. D. J. E., [244], [246], [247], [249], [251], [266], [304], [330], [362], [370]
Norwood, Lieut. W. J. L., [330], [370]
Noyelles les Vermelles, [353]
Numidians, [5]
Oakes, Capt. J. O., [87], [89], [330], [367]
Oazah Chia, [286]
O’Connor, Lce.-Cpl. J., [249], [344], [359]
O’Connor, Pte. T., [152] and note, [344], [356]
Oisemont, [90]
O’Kelly, Capt. H. A. de P., [352], [368]
Old Comrades Dinner, [50], [377]
Oldham, Capt., [39]
Olive, letter to, [310]
Omdurman, [315]
Omnibuses for troops, [68]
Orders and Decorations, [361-64]
Orleans, [63], [64], [65]
Ormrod, Lieut. L. A., [143], [144], [190], [232], [233], [266], [271], [330], [370]
Orthes, [31]
Osmond, Lieut. L., [270], [330], [370]
Ostend, [32]
Ottoman Turks, [103]
Owen, Pte. A., [290], [344], [355], [363]
Owen, Lieut. L. G., [330], [370]
Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, [68]
Paardeberg, battle of, [15]
Palestine—
Campaign in (1914-18), [103], [205], [217], [263], [264], [268], [291], [321]
Cavalry in, [91], [108], [323], [327]
Pankhurst, Pte. J., [344], [354]
Pappenheim, Count, [9]
Pardon, Lieut. R. B., [155], [330], [370]
Paris, [33], [65]
Parkes, Lieut. G. H., [303], [306], [330], [362], [370]
Parthenon, the, [4]
Parthians, [6]
Pathans, [35]
Patrick, Pte. V., [304], [344], [360]
Pay, Pte. W. W., [344], [365]
Payne, Capt. F. N., character of, [167], [207];
death of, [261];
quoted on fight at Lajj, [187-90];
on Capt. Eve’s death, [189];
on Baghdad, [207-11];
on Kazimain, [208], [209];
otherwise mentioned, [157], [162] and note, [167], [169], [171], [180], [182], [224], [231], [330], [353], [370]
Pearson, Lieut. W. R., [114], [141], [155], [320], [330], [370]
Pedder, Brig.-Gen. E. N., [368]
Pedder, Lieut. G. R., [185], [186], [188], [198], [231], [330], [353], [367];
quoted, [96], [116], [118], [120], [122], [123], [126], [141], [143], [164-65], [180], [190], [192], [231], [232], [252], [253], [255], [264], [265], [266]
Peep-o’-Day Boys, [23]
Peat, see Peet
Peet, Pte. G., [232], [344], [358]
Pélissier, Marshal, [40]
Peninsular Badge, [32]
Peninsular War, the, [26-31], [36], [41], [51], [56], [132]
Pennington, see Pinnington
Pepys, Lieut.-Col. W., [330], [361], [364], [367], [368]
“Percival” (horse), [234]
Persia—
Alexander the Great’s invasion of (334 B.C.), [4]
Baku expedition through, [274]
Conditions in (1916-17), [101-4], [132-34], [263]
German influence in, [272], [273]
Oilfields of, [104]
Russians in, [217], [230], [235], [320]
Turkey’s reverses in, [217], [218], [236], [240], [291]
Persian Gulf, [99], [104], [109]
Persians, [4], [102], [136]
Peter the Great of Russia, [9]
Philippon, Gen., [30]
Phillips, Lieut.-Col. H., [361], [362], [368]
Pinnington, Lieut. E. F., [182] note, [183], [185], [186], [191], [197], [198], [330], [353], [370];
quoted on fight at Lajj, [183-85]
Pitman, Pte. D., [82] and note, [344], [353]
Platæa, battle of, [104]
Poictiers, battle of, [7]
Poles, [168]
Polo, [42], [43], [47], [49], [52], [53], [120], [123], [231], [232]
Pont Rémy, [92]
Pook, Lieut. W. J. C., [330], [370]
Poona Horse, [85]
Popham, Squadron Serg.-Maj. E. L., [345], [365]
Portugal, campaign in, [26-30]
Potter, Squadron Sergt.-Maj. A., [238], [363], [364], [365]
Powell, Pte. W., [304], [345], [356], [360]
Preston, battle of (1715), [18], [19]
Prestonpans, battle of (1745), [20], [21]
Prisoners of war, [183], [353], [360], [368]
Prussia, [10], [12], [18]
Prussians, [33]
Pryor, Gen. Holland, [274], [285]
‘Punch,’ [157]
Punic Wars, [5]
Punjabi Infantry, [245]
Pushtikuh Mountains, [149] and note
Pymm, Lieut., [33] and note
Pyrenees, battles of, [31]
Qarah Tappah, [267]
Qasr-i-Shirin, [268]
Quatre Bras, battle of, [32]
Quayirah, [316]
Queen’s Regiment, [368]
Qusil Robart, [253]
Ragged Brigade, the, [32], [36], [132]
Ramadie, surrender of, [235], [236], [253], [264]
Ramillies, battle of, [9]
Rayner, Cpl. G., [306], [345], [363], [365]
Reaves, Lce.-Cpl. A. E., [249], [345], [359]
Red Crescent Associations, [252]
Red Cross, the French, [63], [252]
Red Cross Hospital at Rouen, [82]
Red Sea, [61], [63], [93]
Redman, Pte. R. G. A., [345], [355]
Rees, Lieut.-Col. J. G., [361], [365], [368]
Regimental Associations, [376]
Regimental Diary of Thirteenth Hussars, [49], [50], [93], [192], [205], [206], [223]
‘Regimental History,’ cited, [1]
Remington, Gen., [90]
Remount Department, [368]
Repton, [164]
Reuter, [280]
Rhine, river, [108]
Richards, Lce.-Sergt. A. N., [345], [363]
Richardson, Lieut.-Col. J. J., commands Thirteenth Hussars in Mesopotamia, [97];
wounded at Lajj, [176], [177], [181], [185], [191], [195];
courage at Lajj, [188];
decorations of, [189];
leads charge at Hadraniyah, [315], [316];
estimate of, [195];
quoted, [115];
on advance to Baghdad, [159], [160], [161];
on fight at Lajj, [195-98];
on operations at Tekrit, [244], [261];
letter to Gen. Symons, [250];
to Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, [250-52];
letter on Capt. Robinson’s death, [255-57];
to Sir R. Baden-Powell, [277-79], [300-2], [305], [306];
letters from, [280], [281];
otherwise mentioned, [83], [86], [115], [131], [151] note, [174] note, [198], [226], [275], [290], [299], [300], [302], [311], [330], [353], [361], [362], [364], [367], [374]
Richardson’s Bluff, [296], [302], [313], [314];
sketch of position at, [292]
Rifle, the H. V., [67]
Riley-Smith, Lieut. W., [330]
Risaldar, [58]
Roberts, Pte. J. L., [222], [223] and note, [346], [355], [363]
Robinson, Capt. S. O., death of, [237], [239], [247], [248], [249], [250], [251];
estimate of, [255], [256];
quoted, [129], [230], [231], [232], [233];
otherwise mentioned, [150], [152], [153], [220], [231], [238], [243], [246], [253], [254], [330], [352], [353], [364], [367]
Roche, Lieut. F. G., [330], [369]
Rocroy, battle of, [9]
Rogers, Sergt. J. H., [346], [363], [365]
Rohillas, [35]
Rolfe, 2nd Lieut. E. V., [183], [197], [198], [310], [330], [352], [370];
killed at Lajj., [177], [185], [186], [191]
Roll of Honour, [310]
Roll of officers, Thirteenth Hussars, [329-30]
Roll of non-commissioned officers and other ranks, Thirteenth Hussars, [331-51]
Roman Catholics, enlistment of, [22]
Roman Cavalry, [5], [6]
Rome, [6], [104]
Rose, Capt. W. G., [330], [369]
Rouen, [82], [83]
Roumanian orders, [362], [364];
medals, [364]
Roundheads, [8]
Royal Army Medical Corps, [162], [329], [330]
Royal Horse Guards, [368]
Royalists, [9]
Rupert, Capt. G., [368]
Rupert, Prince, [9]
Russell, Gen. Sir Baker, [44]
Russell, Lieut. G. R., [304], [330], [353], [370]
Russia—
British attitude towards (1885), [110] note
Campaign of: in Crimea (1854-55), [36-40]
Campaign of: in Mesopotamia (1915-1918)—Russian position in the East, [51] note, [98], [99];
Germany’s designs, [132];
Russians co-operate with British against Turks, [136], [217], [218], [267];
Russian collapse, [262], [320]
Russian Cavalry, [37], [38]
Russian Orders, [362]
Russo-Japanese War, [16]
Russo-Turkish War, [12]
Ruz, [282]
Ryan, Chaplain, [248], [256]
Ryder, Lieut. C. F., [330] and note
Sa Salekh, [222]
Sadiyeh, [241], [243], [244], [267]
Sahilijah, [270]
Said, Port, [62], [93-95], [96], [116]
Saint Anne, Order of, [362]
Saint Michael and Saint George, Order of, [361]
Saint Omer, [75]
Saint Riquier, [90]
Saint Stanislaus, Order of, [362]
Sakaltutan Pass, [267]
Sakizli, [287]
Salonika, [92], [291]
Samarrah, [223], [241], [244], [253], [268], [289]
San Domingo, [24]
Sannaiyat, [137], [138], [140], [150], [157], [158], [162], [167], [171], [324]
Sassoon, Capt. A. M., [286], [330], [362], [364], [366]
Saunders, Sergt., [269]
Sawyer, Pte. J. G., [346], [355]
Saxe, Marshal, [10]
Scarlett’s Heavy Brigade, [38]
Schubert, Pte. J. S., [346], [355]
‘Science of War, The,’ [12], [46], [56], [62] note
Scottish Rifles, [368]
Scythians, [3]
Sea power in history, [6] note, [98];
of Great Britain, [59], [104], [321];
of Rome, [104]
Sebastopol, [37], [40]
Secker, Capt. V. H., [330], [369]
Secunderabad, [42], [43]
Seekins, R. S.-M. S., [247], [249], [269], [286], [346], [362]
Seidlitz, [10]
Sepoys, [27], [56]
Serajevo murders, [50]
Serbian Order of White Eagle, [363]
Serny, [75]
Serri, the, [221]
Shabkadr, [315]
Shamran, [157], [161]
Shanley, Lieut. T., [330] and note [3]
Sharaban, [241], [282]
Shat-el-Arab, [104]
Shatt-el-Adhaim, [267]
Shaw, Pte. A., [269], [346], [359]
Shawa Khan, [202]
Sheikh Suliman, [356]
Sheikh Saad, [131], [192]
Sheil, Lieut. P. H. J., [330], [370]
Shemal, the, [118]
Shenandoah, [14]
Shergat, [293], [296]
Sheridan (American officer), [14]
Sheriffmuir, battle of, [19]
Shia, [272]
Shumran Bend, [159], [352], [353], [354], [356]
Shushan, [105]
Sibson, 2nd Lieut. A. J. R. M., [330], [371]
Sikhs, [12]
Sinajah, [241], [268]
Sindiyeh, [222]
Sketches of Eve’s camp, [125];
of Lajj battlefield, [175];
of Tekrit position, [259];
of Richardson’s Bluff, [292]
Skinner, Col., [52] note
Skinner’s Horse, [52] and note, [96]
Slavin, Pte. R., [347], [355]
Smallpox, [244]
Smith, Pte. S., [347], [356]
Smith, Pte. W. J., [347], [355]
Smithers, Lce.-Cpl. J., [269], [347], [365]
Smith-Sligo, 2nd Lieut. R. W. M. G., [330] and note [3]
Smithson, Brig.-Gen. W. C., [361], [368]
Somme, battle of the, [148], [166]
Soper, Pte. R., [347], [355]
Soult, Marshal, [31]
Spain, [5], [26], [105]
Spaniards, [26]
Spanton, Lce.-Sergt. F., [182], [184], [185], [347], [360];
quoted on Lajj, [181-83];
cited, [183]
Spencer, Lt.-Col. A. W. B., [368]
Spencer, Capt. H. E., [362], [365], [368]
Spicer, Lce.-Cpl. (Tptr.) J. A., [310], [347], [355]
Squadrons of Thirteenth Hussars, see A, B, C, D
Stanhope, see Harrington
Stanton, Squadron Sergt.-Farrier W., [347], [365]
Star of Roumania, Order of, [362]
Steele, Major C., [175], [187] and note, [200], [290], [330], [364], [365], [366];
courage of, [151] and note, [152] note
Steer, Pte. F., [347], [355]
Stephenson, Pte. F., [347], [355]
Stevens, Lce.-Cpl. J., [241], [347], [363], [365]
Steward, Pte. H. W., [249], [347], [359]
Stirling, Lieut. D. A., [116], [153], [190], [248], [256], [266], [312], [330], [362], [364], [370]
Stocker, Capt. E. H., [330], [367]
Stones, Pte. J. L. K., [310], [348], [354]
Strawbridge, Sergt. S. G., [348], [363]
Stuarts, the, [17]
Stubbs, Pte. R., [249], [348], [359]
Styles, Sergt. (Tptr.) J. S., [348], [354]
Sudan campaign, [56]
Suez, [57], [61], [62], [93], [96]
Sultan of Turkey, the, [101], [320]
Sunni, [272]
Sutton, Lieut., [315]
Swayne, Martin, [231]
Swedish cavalry, [9]
Swiss infantry, [8]
Switzerland, [90]
Symondson, Lieut. V. F., [330] and note [5], [367]
Symons, Brig.-Gen, A., [58], [82], [199], [250], [277], [324], [330], [361], [364], [365], [366]
Syria, [105], [291], [321]
Table Mountain Bridge, [282]
Tagus river, [28]
Tank Corps, [368]
Tarr, S.Q.-M.-S. S., [348], [363]
Tarr, Pte. W. G., [115], [348], [355]
Tassie, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. W. D., [151], [153], [154], [194], [348], [363]
Tauq, [284], [285]
Tauq-Chai, [285]
Taylor, Lce.-Cpl. A., [194], [269], [348], [358]
Taylor, Brig.-Gen. A. H. M., [362], [367]
Taylor, Pte. C. E., [249], [348], [356], [358], [359]
Taza, [285], [286], [288]
Taza-Kharatli, [286]
Taziyan, [286]
Tchernaya, battle of (1855), [40]
Teague, Pte. J. P., [348], [356]
Tegg, Squadron Sergt.-Maj. F. J., [248], [249], [250], [348], [355]
Tekrit, engagement at, [237-56], [257];
account of, [257-58];
sketch of position at, [259];
honours gained at, [259];
mentioned, [235], [277], [291], [301], [324], [352-59]
Tel-Sharia, [282]
Tel-Sharif, [275]
Telabw-Shahanah, [288]
Tetheridge, Sergt. W. H., [249], [348], [363]
Thackray, Pte. G., [348], [354]
Thermopylæ, [4]
Thessaly, [4]
Thirteenth Hussars, the, see Hussars
Thirty Years’ War, the, [9]
Thomson, Pte. W., [247], [249], [348], [355]
Thomson, Squad, Q.-M.-Sergt. W. K., [348], [355]
Thompson, Mr Fred E. M., [377]
Thornell, Pte. S. V., [349], [355]
Tigris river, Map of British position on, [137];
utilisation of, [158] and note, [316-18], [321], [322];
otherwise mentioned, [104], [113], [134], [135], [136], [137], [138], [139], [140], [141], [146], [157], [158], [170], [171], [174], [199], [202], [206] and note, [216], [226], [227], [235], [236], [289], [291], [293], [353], [355]
‘Times History of the War,’ quoted, [204]
Tindle, Pte. W. H., [349], [354]
Tories Vedras, battle of, [28]
Townshend, General, [92], [105], [141], [174], [242], [323];
takes Kut, [104]
Toulouse, battle of (1814), [31]
Tracey, Pte. J., [82] and note, [349], [353]
Trans-Caspia, [319]
Trans-Caucasia, [319]
Tranter, Pte. R., [304], [349], [360]
Travers, see Williams-Taylor
Tremayne, Capt., [41]
Tremayne, Col., [34], [38]
Tremayne, Lieut.-Col. J. H., [363], [368]
Troy, siege of, [3]
Tugela, river, [41]
Tunnicliffe, Pte. J., [242] and note, [249], [349], [354]
Turkey—
Position of, in Great War (1914-18)—ally of Germany, [99], [100];
military power of, [101];
strength of, in Asia, [102-7];
plan of campaign in Asia, [132-36];
defeat of, in Asia: at Kut (1917), [158], [159];
at Baghdad, [200-5];
on Euphrates and Tigris, [216-19];
at Kirkuk (1918), [273], [274];
at Richardson’s Bluff, [291], [293-95];
surrender of army, [300];
British armistice with, [302];
losses of, [319];
fall of, [321]
Russian War with, [12]
Sultan of, [101], [320]
Turkey in Asia, [100], [103], [205]
Turkish airmen, [211], [242]
Turkish armies, [37], [62], [327]
Turkish cavalry, [9], [142], [240]
Turkish Empire, the, [204], [219]
Turks, character of, [154], [218], [237], [277], [278], [280], [301], [322], [323];
barbarity, [182], [186], [188], [189], [190], [192], [193], [207], [239], [248], [252], [256], [260];
treachery, [193], [243]
Turner, Lce.-Cpl. H. E., [349], [364], [365]
Tuz, [276], [284], [285], [359]
Tuz-Kermatli, [353], [354];
cavalry charge at, [274], [276], [285], [324]
Tuz-Kifri, [275], [283]
Tuz-Tan Road, [276]
Twigg, Pte. D., [242], [349], [354]
Twist, Brevet Lieut.-Col. E. F., wounded at Lajj, [181], [185], [186], [191], [195], [197], [198], [351];
quoted, [179], [180];
otherwise mentioned, [127], [131], [151], [155], [171], [247], [248], [256], [266], [279], [290], [330], [353], [364], [365], [367]
Uhlans, [62], [67]
Union Castle Line, [60]
Unveiling ceremony of the memorial to the Thirteenth Hussars, [372-74]
Ur of the Chaldees, [105]
Urmia, Lake, [304]
Utrecht, treaty of, [17]
Uxbridge, Lord, [32]
V Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, [50], [74], [96], [161], [167], [180], [195], [196], [198], [297], [298], [303], [305], [306], [314], [315]
Vancouver, [211]
Vavie, see Dawson
“Venus” (horse), [233], [271]
Verdun, [90], [166]
Vernon, Sergt. W., [269], [349]
Very lights, [69], [71]
Vickers guns, [298], [299]
Vickers, Pte. J., [349], [356]
Victoria, Queen, [44], [49]
Villers, [85]
Vinall, Lce.-Cpl. A., [304], [306], [349], [355], [363]
Viner, Lce.-Cpl. F., [306], [349], [363]
Viney, Pte. A. V., [249], [349], [359]
Vittoria, battle of (1813), [30], [31], [36]
Vlasto, Capt. A., [330], [369]
Wadi river, [149]
Wallace, James, [306], [307]
Wallhead, Pte. A., [188] note, [350], [354]
Walpole, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George, [25]
War Office, British, [114], [133], [365]
Ward, Pte. A. J. F., [249], [350], [359]
Ward, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. B. J., [350], [363]
Waterloo, battle of, [11], [32], [33], [51], [56];
campaign, [41]
Watkins, Lce.-Cpl. A. W., [168], [191] and note, [241], [350], [358], [363], [365];
letter of, to Mr Justice Eve, [177-79]
Watson’s Horse, [151], [174], [183], [196], [197]
Watson-Smyth, Lieut. G. R.—diary quoted, [52-54], [61], [62], [68], [69], [73-74], [75], [76], [77], [78], [80], [81], [82-83];
otherwise mentioned, [82], [330], [353], [366]
Wellesley, see Wellington
Wellington, 1st Duke of, plan of campaign against Napoleon in Spain, [26];
censures Thirteenth Hussars at Badajos, [29];
inspects Thirteenth Hussars, [32];
wins battle of Assaye (1803), [35];
institutes camps of exercise for army, [36];
funeral of, [36];
mentioned, as “sepoy General,” [27], [56]
Wells, Pte. A., [233], [250]
Welsh Horse, the, [368]
Welstead, Lieut. G. L. M., wounded, [175], [185], [191], [197], [198];
otherwise mentioned, [266], [271], [330], [353], [364], [371]
West Indies, [23-25]
Westerman, Sergt. R. A., [350], [363]
Westminster Abbey, [19]
Whally, [310]
“Whiskers” (horse), [233], [271]
Whitchurch, 2nd Lieut. C. A., [330] and note [3]
White Eagle, Order of, [363]
White, Gen. Sir George, [15], [41]
Whiteford, Lieut.-Col., [20]
Whiteboys, the, [23]
Whitington, Cpl. F., [306], [350], [363]
Whitney, Lieut.-Col., [21]
Wigan, [18]
Wigan, Brig.-Gen. J. T., [361], [364], [368]
Wiggin, Brig.-Gen. E. A., [361], [362], [367], [377]
Williams, [153], [154], [290]
Williams, Lieut. A., [330], [364], [370]
Williams, Lieut. B. H., [330], [353], [362], [364], [368]
Williams, Brig.-Gen. C., [368]
Williams, Pte. D. G., [249], [350], [359]
Williams-Taylor, Sir Frederick, [250]
Williams-Taylor, Lieut. T., wounded, [150], [152], [153];
wounded and prisoner, [237], [243], [247-50], [251], [252], [254], [353];
quoted, on fight at Tekrit, [238-40];
otherwise mentioned, [330], [370]
Willis, Capt., [151]
Wills, Maj.-Gen., [18]
Wilson, Pte. F., [249], [351], [358]
Wingfield, Lieut. C. A. F., [96], [330], [367], [370]
Winter, Pte. F., [304], [351], [360]
Wise, Major F. H., [368]
“Witch, the” (horse), [266]
Wood, 2nd Lieut. A. H., [330], [371]
Wootten, Frank, [271]
Worcester Yeomanry, the, [368]
Worcesters, [270]
Wordley, Capt. E., [330], [369]
Wren, Trumpeter F. M., [178], [351], [354]
Wren, Pte. P., [351], [358]
Wright, Lce.-Cpl. D. C., [351], [356], [363]
Wright, Lieut. E., [330], [370]
Wrigley, 2nd Lieut. G. F., [330]
Wybrants, Capt. S., [368]
Wyncoll, Lce.-Cpl. C. H. A., [351], [365]
Xenophon, Cavalry Treatise of, [4]
Yanhah-Buyuk, [284]
Yarvali, [287]
Yeomanry, Bedford, [330], [369]
Yeomanry Brigade, [368]
Yeomanry, Derbyshire, [368]
Yeomanry, Worcester, [368]
Yorkshire Hussars, [368]
Young, Lieut.-Col., [282]
Young, Pte. H., [351], [355]
Ypres, [78], [79], [80]
Zab, the Lesser, [287], [296], [311]
Zacho, [305]
Zakho, [312]
Zeur, [173], [185], [195]
Ziethen, [10]
Zorapur, [35]
Zwarteleen, [352]

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