scheme for having open route to, [85];
and medical officers, [98];
Gordon on Wolseley’s advance from, [113];
Mudir of, as Governor-General, [124];
people of, would be hostile if evacuated, [243];
the desert of, coldest of all deserts, [261];
Nutzer Pasha and Egyptians should not be sent lower than, [262];
Mudir of, his account of Stewart’s landing, note, [281];
certainty as to Abbas reaching, [286];
little effect of our preparation at, [305];