[459] The Court and Camp of Runjeet Singh, by the Hon. W. G. Osborne, published 1840.
[460] Victor Jacquemont (1801-1832), a French traveller and naturalist who explored British India and Thibet.
[461] Near Simla.
[462] Native bullock-carts.
[463] Box.
[464] Sir Willoughby Cotton commanded a Division in the Afghan War, 1838-1839.
[465] Lady Theresa’s sister-in-law died in November 1838. She was the daughter of Mr. Lister of Armitage Park, widow of Thomas, 2nd Lord Ribblesdale; and married, secondly, Lord John Russell.
[466] Lord John Russell had four step-children: Thomas, 3rd Baron Ribblesdale, who married Emma, daughter of Colonel W. Mure of Caldwell, M.P.; Adelaide married in 1847 Maurice Drummond; Isabella married in 1853 Rev. W. Warburton; Elizabeth married in 1862 Sir W. Melvill.
[467] George Villiers was given a G.C.B. in 1837, and succeeded his uncle as 4th Earl of Clarendon, 1838. He was Minister at Madrid, 1833-1838.
[468] Villiers Lister, aged seven. He became Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in 1873.