and Baring concerning troops for Berber, [228];
rejoices at the thought of never seeing Great Britain again, [228];
and dinner-parties, [228];
best plan of attacking Arabs, [230];
on belief of Arabs, [232];
problem of evacuation, [236];
denies that expedition is for his relief, [236]; advice of, [236];
emphatic statement as to Sennaar, [237];
rapid retreat question, [237];
anxious to resign post of Governor-General, [238];