his indifference as to his fate, [333];
and new steamer, [333];
visits the Husseinyeh, [335];
and his officers of Husseinyeh, [336];
sketches made of, [338];
complains of a British Minister, [339];
has commanded cowardly troops more often than other men, [339];
will not retreat shabbily, [340];
why has been kept on alert, [342];
hemmed in by Arabs, [343];