INDEX.
- Act, abstract of, for changing government of India, 226
- Agra, situation and description, 109
- ——, condition at different dates, 174, 284
- ——, number of persons in fort, 285
- ——, mutiny of Kotah Contingent, 283
- ——, battle near, and partial destruction of city, 283, 284
- ——, Greathed’s arrival, and victory over rebels, 352
- Ahwaz. [Persia.]
- Akbar the Great, 61
- Alexander, Mr, Civil Commissioner of Rohilcund, 496
- Allahabad, head-quarters of Canning and Sir Colin, 546
- ——, situation and description, 107, 488
- ——, mutiny and devastation, 158
- Allygurh, position and description, 111
- ——, mutiny at, 112
- Almora, ladies and children at, 286
- Alum Bagh, operations at, 262, 334, 363
- Amherst, Earl, power of Mogul lessened by, 67
- Amorah, victory over 3000 rebels at, by Rowcroft, 470
- Andrews, Captain, blown up at Ghazeeoodeen Nuggur, 233
- Angelo, Lieutenant, intrepidity at Mooradabad, 491
- Anson, General, Commander-in-chief in India, 118
- ——, operations, and death at Kurnaul, 118, 231, 233
- Area and population of India, 31
- Army, British, in India, details relating to, 24, 49, 118, 211, 220, 390, 426, 483, 495, 609
- Arrah, disasters at, 270, 271, 470
- ——, Wake’s defence of Boyle’s House at, 269
- ——, operations in and near, 269, 272
- Arrow, lorcha. [China.]
- Ashburnham, General. [China.]
- Assam, operations against mutineers, 339
- Aurungabad, disaffection at, 291
- Aurungzebe, Mogul emperor, 62
- Azimghur, mutiny and operations at, 154, 478
- Baber, Mogul emperor, 61
- Badulla Serai, engagement at, 235
- Bajee Rao Maharajah, Peishwa of Mahrattas, 122
- Banks, Major, commissioner of Oude—death, 165, 325
- ——, house at Lucknow, fortified, 418
- Barber, Lieutenant, cut to pieces near Minpooree, 113
- Bareilly, mutiny at, 114, 170
- ——, mutineers’ march to Delhi, 241
- ——, recaptured by Campbell and Jones, 492, 494
- Barnard, Sir Henry, takes command of Delhi force, 47, 233
- ——, engagements before Delhi, 236, 239
- ——, death, 242
- Barrackpore, disturbances and inquiry at, 38, 39
- ——, 19th B. N. I. disbanded at, 400
- Barracks, description of, at Company’s stations, 28
- Batson, Mr, eventful escape from Delhi, 80
- Battye, Captain, of the Guide Corps, death at Delhi, 238
- Beatson, Captain, death at Cawnpore, 253
- Begum Kothee, palace at Lucknow, 418
- —— of Oude, character and proceedings, 610
- —— Sumroo, convent of, at Sirdhana, 57
- Behar. [Arrah; Jugdispore; Lugard; &c.]
- Benares, situation and description, 104
- ——, mutinies and operations at, 105, 154, 156, 279
- Bengal Army, proposed reconstruction of, 483
- —— Presidency, description, &c., 16, 25
- Beora, Tanteea Topee defeated by Michel at, 558
- Berhampore, disaffection and disarming at, 40, 266
- Berkeley, Brigadier, operations near Soraon, 545
- Berozepoor, fort taken by Goorkhas, 403
- Bhotuck. [Rhotuk.]
- Bithoor, situation and description, 122
- ——, battles at and near, 254, 258
- ——, massacres at. [Cawnpore; Nena Sahib.]
- Boileau, Captain, won battle of Mundoree, 341
- Bombay mutinous regiments erased from Army List, 534
- —— presidency, description and army of, 16, 26
- —— army strengthened, 559
- ——, rejoicings at Queen’s Proclamation, 611
- Boodayoun, disturbances at, 115
- Bourchier, Colonel, on causes of mutiny, 606
- Bowring, Sir John. [China.]
- Boyle’s House at Arrah, defence of, 269
- British army in India. [Army.]
- —— possessions in India, 4, 14
- Bundelcund, situation and description, 179
- Burmah, policy of king of, 430
- Burton, Major, and sons, killed at Kotah, 354
- Busherutgunje, Havelock’s two victories at, 255, 256
- Bushire. [Persia.]
- Cadets, education of, 26
- Calcutta, description and population, 98, 99
- ——, excitement and demonstrations, 99, 149, 264
- ——, rejoicings at Queen’s Proclamation, 612
- Calpee, town and fort taken by Sir Hugh Rose, 506
- Camp before Delhi, description of, 298
- Campbell, Sir Colin [Lord Clyde], characteristics of, 222, 496
- ——, left England for India, 222
- ——, at Buntara and Cawnpore, 364, 391
- ——, relieved garrison at Lucknow, 366
- ——, strength of his army of Oude, 409, 415
- ——, finally conquered Lucknow, 425
- ——, interview with Jung Bahadoor, 418
- ——, interview with Lord Canning, 466
- ——, general orders by, 423, 433, 547
- ——, at Futteghur, 473
- ——, victory near Shahjehanpoor, 497
- ——, troops thanked by, 498, 514
- ——, proceedings in Nov. 1858, 611
- ——, plan for final subjection of Oude, 611
- Canning, Viscount, hostility to, in Calcutta, 212, 213
- ——, orders and congratulatory letters, 214, 220, 312, 350
- ——, Oude Proclamation, debates on, 450
- ——, reply to Ellenborough’s dispatch, 541
- ——, Proclamation accompanying Queen’s Proclamation, 624
- Canton, [China.]
- Cartridges, commencement of troubles relating to, 36, 89
- Case, Colonel, death of, at Lucknow, 134
- Cashmere Gate, Delhi, blowing up of, 307
- Castes and Creeds in Indian army, 162
- Cavalry, consequences of deficiency in, 212, 253
- Cavanagh, Mr, adventure at Lucknow, 371
- Cavanagh, Private, gallantry of, at Onao, 256
- Causes of Mutiny, opinions on, 605-608
- Cawnpore, position and description, 122
- ——, messages denoting insecurity, 124, 139
- ——, Wheeler’s preparations, 125, 126
- ——, sufferings in the intrenchment, 126, 130, 136, &c.
- ——, Nena Sahib’s deceitful promises, 126, 136, 137
- ——, boat massacre, and partial escapes, 137-139
- ——, death of Sir Hugh Wheeler, 139
- ——, frightful scenes in the house of slaughter, 131, 139, 141-143, 144-145
- ——, battle and capture by Havelock, 252, 253
- ——, Neill assumes military command, 254
- ——, Windham’s defeat by Gwalior rebels, 377
- ——, decisive victory by Sir Colin Campbell, 378
- Central India Field-forces, services of, 507, 516, 553
- Chandnee Chowk, Delhi, description of, 435
- Cheek, Ensign, heroism and death, at Allahabad, 159
- Chester, Colonel, killed at Badulla Serai, 235
- China, Retrospect of intercourse with England, 585
- ——, Lorcha Arrow, seized by Chinese authorities, 587
- ——, Sir John Bowring resolved on forcible measures, 587
- ——, Sir Michael Seymour captured forts near Canton, 588
- ——, Commissioner Yeh, correspondence with, 588
- ——, destruction of junks in Canton river, 589
- ——, European factories burned at Canton, 589
- ——, Canton partly burned by English, 590
- ——, debates in parliament concerning, 591
- ——, Bowring, Seymour, and Parkes, difficulties of, 592
- ——, Elgin, Ashburnham, and Straubenzee sent out, 593
- ——, great destruction of junks at Fatshan, 594
- ——, operations delayed by mutiny in India, 595
- ——, bombardment and capture of Canton, 597
- ——, Yeh sent as prisoner to Calcutta, 598
- ——, Elgin, Gros, Putiatine, and Reed, proceeded to Shang-hae and Tien-sing, 598
- ——, destruction of forts on Pei-ho river, 599
- ——, Plenipotentiaries sign treaties at Tien-sing, 600
- ——, untoward conflict at Namtow, 601
- ——, final pacification, 602
- Chunar, sacred Hindoo fort near Benares, 106
- Chupatties, mystery of their transmission, 35
- Chuttra, English’s defeat of mutineers at, 343
- Civil service, India, regulations, 5
- Civilians, honours to distinguished, 485
- Clark, Lieut., at Jubbulpoor, frustrates conspirators, 346
- Clyde, Lord. [Campbell, Sir Colin.]
- Cockburn, Lieutenant, gallant services at Hattrass, 112
- Coke, Brigadier, services against rebels, 241, 496
- Colvin, Mr, proclamation disapproved by government, 110
- ——, disarms 44th and 67th B. N. I. at Agra, 111
- ——, death, services, and character, 348
- Compensation to sufferers, arrangements for, 484
- Cost of English soldiers in the East, 26
- Cotton, Colonel, supersedes Polwhele at Agra, 285
- Council of India, names of members, 575
- Courts-martial on mutineers, arrangements, 51
- Covenanted and uncovenanted service of E. I. Company, 443
- Crime, lessening of, under recent Indian reforms, 6
- Crowe, Lieut., earns the Victoria Cross by gallantry, 258
- Currie, Captain, mortally wounded at Cawnpore, 253
- Dalhousie, Marquis of, career as Governor-general, 2, 87, 218
- Darjeeling, proposed colonisation at, 518
- Deesa, military operations at, 293, 550
- Delafosse, Lieutenant, gallantry at Cawnpore, 135
- Delhi, history and description, 63, 67
- ——, arrival of mutineers from Meerut, 52
- ——, mutiny of native troops, 73
- ——, atrocities and sufferings at, 74-79
- ——, king of Delhi assumes command, 74, 75
- ——, operations of siege army, 231, 236, 239, 243, 301, 303
- ——, Cashmere Gate blown in, 307
- ——, storming and capture, 306-310
- ——, state of, after the siege, 311, 355, 383, 435
- ——, king of, mutineers sanctioned by, 74
- —— ——, captured by Hodson, 313
- —— ——, behaviour and treatment in confinement, 356
- —— ——, submitted to trial, 404
- Dewan Moolraj, rebellion of, 3
- Dholpore, mutineers plan attack on Agra, 351
- Dil Koosha, palace at Lucknow, 369
- Dinapoor, mutiny, and its consequences, 268, 274
- Distances in India, table of, 12
- District-regulations, 15
- Doab, important towns in, 107
- ——, operations in. [Allahabad; Cawnpore; &c.]
- Dorin, Mrs, killed at Lucknow Residency, 327
- Dorunda, plundered by Ramgurh mutineers, 342
- Douglas, Captain, killed at Delhi, 74
- D’Oyley, Captain, killed at Agra, 284
- Duff, Rev. Dr, on causes of mutiny, 606
- Dumdum, cartridge troubles commenced at, 38
- Dumoh evacuated by Europeans, 347
- Dunbar, Captain, killed at Arrah, 271
- Dust and hot winds of India, 465
- East India Company. [Army; British India; Covenanted Service, &c.]
- East India Company, discussions concerning, 561-573
- ——, petition to parliament, 613
- ——, disclaim selfish policy in India, 615
- ——, object to 1st and 2d India Bills, 618
- ——, object to 3d India Bill, 621
- ——, statute ending governing powers, 622
- Eckford, Lieutenant, narrow escape at Kukerowlee, 492
- Educational establishments for natives, 6
- Edwardes, Colonel, Commissioner of Peshawur, 199
- ——, opinions on Indian government, 607
- Edwards, Mr, exciting escape from Boodayoun, 115
- Electric Telegraphs in India, 9, 416
- Elgin, Earl of. [China.]
- Ellenborough, Earl of, secret dispatch, 541, 564, &c.
- Elliot, Commodore. [China.]
- Elphinstone, Lord, governor of Bombay. [Bombay.]
- Enfield rifles, effect on enemy, 250
- English, Major, defeats rebels at Chuttra, 343
- Ethersey, Commodore. [Persia.]
- Eurasians, or half-castes of India, 98
- European troops. [Army, British.]
- Europeans in India, and the government, 214
- Excise laws in India, 609
- Eyre, Major Vincent, defeats rebels at Koondun Puttee, 261
- —— —— ——, defeats rebels at Arrah and Narainpore, 272
- Fagan, Captain, killed at Mhow, 186
- Fatshan. [China.]
- Fayers, Lieutenant, killed near Minpooree, 113
- Ferozpore, disturbances at, 195, &c.
- Finch, Captain, cavalry attack in Saugor territory, 553
- Finnis, Colonel, killed at Meerut, 52
- Fisher, Colonel, killed at Sultanpoor, 168
- Fort William. [Calcutta.]
- Franks, Brigadier, operations in Oude, 402, &c.
- Frazer, Mr, killed at Delhi, 74
- Frere, Mr, Commissioner of Sinde, controversy with missionaries, 530
- Fund, Indian Mutiny Relief, 226, 623
- Furlough, peculiarities in native, 36
- Futteghur, mutiny, flight, and murder of Europeans, 134
- Futtehpoor, outbreak at, 172
- Fyzabad, mutiny, flight of Europeans, 165-167
- Gabbett, Lieutenant, killed at Nujuffghur, 300
- Ganges, towns and canal of, 8, 104
- Gardiner, Sergeant, gallantry at Bareilly, 494
- Goldney, Colonel, killed during flight from Fyzabad, 167
- Goorkhas, characteristics and services, 378, 348, 393, 529
- Gordon, Captain, killed at Delhi, 72
- Goruckpore, contests with rebels at, 393, 431
- Graham, Dr, killed at Sealkote, 203
- Grant, Mr, temporary Lieutenant-governor of Central Provinces, 214-280
- Grant, Sir Hope, defeats rebels outside Delhi, 238
- —— —— —— —— at Serai Ghat, 380
- —— —— —— —— at Meeangunje, 404
- —— —— —— —— at Towrie, 499
- —— —— —— —— at Nawabgunge, 523
- —— —— —— —— in Fyzabad district, 543
- ——, Sir Patrick, temporary Commander-in-chief, 211
- Greathed, Brigadier, services against rebels, 350, 352, &c.
- ——, Mr H. H., killed at Delhi, 314
- Gros, Baron, French plenipotentiary. [China.]
- Gubbings, Captain, killed at Sultanpore, 168
- Gubbins, Mr, Commissioner of Oude, on causes of mutiny, 605
- Guide Corps, march, services, and return from Delhi, 234-437
- Gujerat, disarmed by Sir R. Shakespear, 501
- Gulowlie, Rose’s victory at, 506
- Gwalior, position and description, 187, 510
- ——, mutiny at, 112, 188
- ——, capture and recapture of, 509-512
- ——, conspiracy defeated, 559
- Haliburton, Captain, disperses rebels near Benares, 279
- Hall, Colonel, gallant defence at Shahjehanpore, 495
- Harris, Lord, on newspaper press of India, 217
- ——, Major, killed at Mhow, 186
- Hattrass, refugees, and fighting at, 112
- Havelock, Sir H., commenced operations in the Doab, 247
- —— —— ——, victory at Futtehpoor, 249
- —— —— ——, —— at Aong, 251
- —— —— ——, —— at Pandoo Nuddee, 251
- —— —— ——, —— at Cawnpore, 251
- —— —— ——, actions on road to Lucknow, 254, &c.
- —— —— ——, second defeat of Nena Sahib, 258
- —— —— ——, difficulties after retreat to Cawnpore, 259
- —— —— ——, death at Lucknow, 369
- ——, Lieutenant, won Victoria Cross by gallantry, 253
- Hayes, Major, killed near Minpooree, 113
- Hazarebagh, mutiny at, 274
- ‘Headman’ of a village, position and duties, 119
- Heat of India, influence on Europeans, 66, 519
- Herat, cause of the Persian war. [Persia], 578
- Hewett, Major-general, conduct at Meerut, 53
- Hindoos, characteristics of, 105, 438, &c.
- Hodson, Major, defeat rebels near Rohtuk, 299
- —— ——, capture King of Delhi, 313
- —— ——, killed at Lucknow, 426
- ——, Mrs, account of visit to King of Delhi, 356
- Holkar, one of the Mahratta princes, 182
- Holmes, Major, killed at Segowlie, 274
- Home, Lieutenant, services and death, 315, 351
- Hong-kong. [China.]
- Honours conferred on faithful natives, 546, 548
- Hoogly river, described, 98
- Hope, Brigadier Adrian, services at Bithoor and Shumshabad, 391, 394
- Hope, Brigadier Adrian, killed at Rhodamow, 473
- Hospitals, periodicals supplied to by government, 538
- India Bills, discussions on, in parliament, 561-573
- Indian Native army, on reorganisation of, 386
- Indore, mutiny and murder of Europeans, 185, 186
- Industrial development of India, 7
- Inglis, Sir J., heroic defence of Lucknow, 165, 259, 324, 327, 336
- Jacob, Brigadier, of the Sinde horse, 206, 207, &c.
- Jacobabad, station for Jacob’s Sinde horse, 207
- Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy, Sir, Parsee baronet, 501, 612
- Japan, Elgin’s expedition to Nagasaki, 603
- ——, thence to Jedo, 603
- ——, treaty of commerce signed by Elgin, 603
- Jedo. [Japan.]
- Jehanghire, Mogul emperor, 61
- Jelpigoree, conflict of mutineers, 375
- Jelum, Sepoy mutinies at, 202
- Jennings, Rev. Mr, killed at Delhi, 74
- Jhansi, mutinies and fighting at, 179, 440, 478, 479
- ——, Ranee of, 180, 478
- Jheend, Rajah of, rewarded for fidelity, 549
- Jones, Brigadier, operations at Nageena and Shahjehanpore, 472, 496
- Jowra Alipore, Gwalior rebels defeated by Napier at, 515
- Jubbulpoor, precautions against mutiny, 178, 281, 346
- Jugdispore taken by Lugard, 487
- Jullundur, precautions against mutiny, 196
- Julra Patteen, occupied by Tanteea Topee, 557
- Jumma Musjid at Delhi, description, 65
- Jumna, immolation of devotees in, 107
- Jung Bahadoor, character and proceedings, 169, 423, 519
- Junks, destruction of. [China.]
- Kaiser Bagh, palace and garden at Lucknow, 421
- Kantzow, Lieutenant de, gallantry at Minpooree, 113
- Kattara, Tanteea Topee defeated by Roberts at, 557
- Kerr, Lord Mark, contest with rebels at Azimghur, 469
- Khan Bahadoor Khan, rebel leader at Bareilly, 170
- Khoosh-aub, victory at. [Persia.]
- Kirk, Dr, killed at Gwalior, 189
- Kirwee, treasure captured at by Whitlock, 552
- Koer Singh, leader of Dinapoor rebels, 269, 344, 469, 487
- Kolapore, mutiny and murders at, 289
- Kotah, recaptured from rebels by Roberts, 442
- Kukerowlee, victory of Jones at, 492
- Kumaon battalion, fidelity and bravery of, 529
- Lahore, mutiny of native troops at, 204
- ——, position and description of, 193
- Lake, Lord, reminiscences of, 67
- Lawrence, Colonel, in Rajpootana, 354
- ——, Sir H., difficulties of position at Lucknow, 89-95
- —— ——, disastrous battle of Chinhut, 164
- —— ——, Muchee Bhowan fort blown up by, 164
- —— ——, death and character, 165, 322
- ——, Sir J., energetic measures in Punjaub, 199-204
- —— ——, siege-army for Delhi formed by, 240
- —— ——, invaluable services to India, 384
- —— ——, pension granted to, 574
- —— ——, opinions on government of India, 607
- Leslie, Sir Norman, killed at Rohnee, 151
- Lloyd, Major-general, disasters at Dinapoor, 267, 268
- Lorcha Arrow, cause of Chinese war. [China.]
- Lotus flower, transmission among natives, 36
- Lowther, Captain, Rajah of Assam captured by, 339
- Lucknow, situation and description, 84
- ——, first symptoms of mutiny, 89, 96
- ——, invested by rebels, 164
- ——, details of siege by rebels, 317-333
- ——, effects of heat, flies, and impurities, 325, 326
- ——, sufferings of ladies and children, 325, 330, 335
- ——, scarcity, and high prices of provisions, 330, 332
- ——, brilliant achievements of defenders, 328, 331, &c.
- ——, great losses among garrison, 259, 263, 335, 366
- ——, relieved by Havelock and Outram, 263, 335
- ——, second relief, by Sir Colin Campbell, 368
- ——, spoliation of palaces, 360
- ——, evacuation by the British, 368
- ——, state of, after the evacuation, 413
- ——, reconquered by Sir Colin Campbell, 425
- ——, condition of in May 1858, 522
- Ludlow, Mr, on causes of mutiny, 605
- Lugard, Sir E., Koer Singh defeated by, at Azimghur, 469
- ——, ——, various victories over rebels, 487
- Lumsden, Lieutenant, killed at Nujuffghur, 300
- Lyell, Dr, killed at Patna, 153
- M’Causland, Colonel, Bareilly rebels defeated by, 406
- Madhoo Singh, surrender to Sir Colin Campbell, 610
- Madras presidency and city, 15
- ——, number of troops, 26
- ——, 8th native cavalry disarmed, 288
- ——, troops in Central Provinces, 280
- ——, general fidelity of native troops, 288
- ——, missionary dispute, 535
- Magazine at Delhi, blown up by Willoughby, 71
- —— at Lucknow, blown up by Lawrence, 164
- Mahomed Hussein, rebel leader in Oude, 166, 487
- Mahrattas, nation, territory, and characteristics, 62, 181
- Mail post, Indian runners, dâks, and eckas, 22
- Malagurh Fort, blown up—Lieutenant Home killed, 351
- Man Singh, rebel chief in Gwalior territory. [Gwalior]
- Manson, Mr, assassinated near Nargoond, 532
- March of Indian armies described, 29
- Martial law proclaimed, 213
- Martin, Lieutenant, shot at Mhow, 180
- Martinière, college in Lucknow. [Lucknow.]
- Massacres. [Cawnpore; Delhi; Jhansi; Meerut; &c.]
- Maun Singh, of Shahgunje, 465, &c.
- Maxwell, Colonel, rebels defeated by, at Chowra, 403
- Mead, Mr, on causes of mutiny, 606
- Meean Meer, cantonment for Lahore, 194, 287
- Meerut, position and description of, 49
- ——, mutiny and massacre at, 50-53
- —— mutineers march to Delhi, 52
- ——, Wilson’s brigade march from, 232
- Metcalfe’s House, outside Delhi, struggles at, 297
- Mhow, mutiny at, 186
- Michel, Major-gen., victories over Tanteea Topee, 558, 611
- Military stations and divisions in India, 208, 209, 293
- Mill, Major, killed near Fyzabad, 167
- ——, Mrs, and children, eventful escape of, 167
- Miller, Colonel, rebels defeated by, at Konee, 347
- Millman, engagement with rebels at Atrowlia, 431
- Minpooree, re-occupation of, 353
- Mirzapore, description and defences, 106, 279
- Missionaries, controversy with, at Hyderabad, 530
- Missionary dispute at Madras, 535
- Mohamrah, victory at. [Persia.]
- Montgomery, Mr, Chief-commissioner of Oude, 465
- ——, proclamation for disarming Oude, 610
- ——, Major, defeat of rebels at Allygurh, 286
- Mooradabad, mutiny at, 171
- ——, rebel chieftains captured, 491
- Moosa Bagh, palace at Lucknow, 424
- Moultan, disarming and mutiny at, 551
- Moulvie of Fyzabad, stronghold captured, 425
- —— ——, characteristics, 498
- —— ——, killed at Powayne, 524
- Muchee Bhowan, fort, at Lucknow, 322
- Multhone, Tanteea Topee defeated by Michel at, 611
- Mundoree, action at, 341
- Munro, Sir T., opinions on press of India, 215
- Murdan, mutineers captured at, 198
- Murray, Honourable A. C. [Persia.]
- Mutiny, discussions on causes of, 389, 605
- —— Relief Fund, 623
- Nabah, Rajah of, rewarded for fidelity, 549
- Nadir Shah, early conqueror of India, 62
- Nagasaki. [Japan.]
- Nagode, mutiny and disaster at, 282
- Nagpoor, position and defences, 176
- Namtow, operations at. [China.]
- Napier, Brigadier R., operations against Gwalior rebels, 515, 555, &c.
- Nargoond, Rajah, treachery of, 532
- Narratives of Delhi fugitives, 75-77
- Naval Brigade, arrived at Benares, 340
- —— ——, services at Lucknow, 366
- ——, —— at Chuckerderpore, 518
- ——, —— at Hurreah, 525
- —— value of services, 539
- —— [Peel; Sotheby.]
- Native regiments. [Army.]
- Nawabgunge, Grant’s victory at, 523
- Neave, Lieutenant, killed at Gwalior, 511
- Neemuch, mutiny and contests, 184, 386
- Neill, Brigadier, services at Benares and Allahabad, 155, 157, 160
- ——, in command at Cawnpore, 144, 254
- ——, repulsed enemy at Cawnpore, 255, 258
- ——, killed at Lucknow, 632
- Nena Sahib, history and character, 122
- ——, treacherous promises, 126, 127, 130
- ——, joined the rebels as leader, 129
- ——, massacred fugitives from Futteghur, 133
- ——, dreadful massacre at Cawnpore, 142
- ——, issued vaunting proclamations, 146
- ——, defeated by Havelock at Bithoor, 253
- ——, second defeat by Havelock at Bithoor, 258
- ——, chosen as Peishwa by Gwalior rebels, 508
- ——. [Cawnpore; Havelock; Wheeler.]
- Nepaul. [See also Goorkhas; Jung Bahadoor], 169
- Newberry, Cornet—killed at Nuseerabad, 183
- Newspaper correspondents, 400
- ——. [Press.]
- Newspapers of India, native, 46, 217
- ——, English, 205
- Nicholson, Brig., character and services, 298, 314
- ——, operations against Sealkote mutineers, 204
- ——, disarmed native troops at Umritsir, 287
- ——, defeat of enemy at Nujuffghur, 299
- ——, killed at Delhi, 307
- Nizam of the Deccan, fidelity to the English, 560
- Non-regulation, provinces and districts, 15
- Nowgong, mutiny and eventful escapes, 180, 181
- Nowsherah, station destroyed by river-torrent, 551
- Nujuffghur, Nicholson’s victory at, 299
- Nuseerabad, mutiny at, 183
- Nynee Tal, refuge at hill-station, 114, 115, &c.
- Onao, battle won by Havelock, 255
- Opium Trade. [See also China], 609
- Orr, Mrs and Miss Jackson, sufferings at Lucknow, 423
- Orthography of Oriental names and terms, 13
- Osborne, Captain, skilful management at Rewah, 180
- Oude, history and description, 83
- ——, royal family, relations of E. I. C. with, 84-88
- ——, queen, goes to England, 88
- —— ——, petition from, 161
- —— ——, discords in royal family, 520
- ——, army, mutiny, military events, 89, 399, 426, 543, 610, &c.
- ——, gradual pacification, 610
- ——. [Campbell; Havelock; Lawrence; Lucknow; &c.]
- Outram, Sir James. [Persia.]
- ——, plan for reconquering Oude, 250
- ——, nobly yielded command to Havelock, 262
- Outram, Sir James, wounded in entering Lucknow, 263
- ——, appointed to hold Alum Bagh, 370
- ——, defeated 30,000 rebels at, 391
- ——, defeated 20,000 rebels at, 401
- ——, operations in taking Lucknow, 415, 422
- ——, military councillor at Calcutta, 467
- ——, volunteer cavalry thanked by, 526
- Palmerston, Lord, India Bill, 564
- ——. [India bills; Parliament.]
- Paoree, Man Singh defeated by Napier at, 555
- Parkes, Mr. [China.]
- Parliament, discussions on the mutiny, &c., 218, 221, 448
- —— discussions, on India bills, &c., 564
- Parsee address to Lord Elphinstone, 289
- —— rejoicings at Bombay, 611
- Patna, disturbances and precautions, 152, 153, 267
- Peel, Captain Sir W., services with naval brigade at Kudjna, 364
- Peel, Captain Sir W., services with naval brigade at Lucknow, 366
- Peel, Captain Sir W., wounded at Lucknow, 417
- —— —— —— ——, died at Cawnpore, 475
- Peh-kwei, governor at Canton. [China.]
- Pei-ho, operations in river. [China]
- Penny, Colonel, killed at Nuseerabad, 183
- ——, General, operations against rebels, 355, 491
- —— ——, killed at Kukerowlee, 491
- Pershadeepore, mutiny at, 168
- Persia, disputes concerning Herat, &c., 578
- ——, war declared against, 579
- ——, expeditions to, 580
- ——, capture of Bushire, 580
- ——, action at Khoosh-aub, 581
- ——, suicide of Stalker and Ethersey, 582
- ——, operations at Mohamrah and Ahwaz, 582
- ——, Treaty of Peace, 583
- Peshawur, mutinies and precautions, 197-199, 204
- Phillour, precautions against mutiny, 197
- Platt, Colonel, killed at Mhow, 186
- Plowden, Mr, his position at Nagpoor, 177
- ——, Captain, services with Goorkhas, 432
- Plunder, Sir Colin Campbell’s order concerning, 423
- Polehampton, Rev. Mr, killed at Lucknow, 329
- Police system of India, 200, 480
- Poonah, precautions against rebellion, 290
- Powell, Colonel, killed at Kudjna, 364
- Presidencies, area and population, 31
- Press of India, 46, 205, 215, 218, 400
- ——, liberty restricted, 215
- ——. [Newspapers.]
- Proclamations, Viscount Canning’s, 450, 624
- ——, Sir Colin Campbell’s, 610
- ——, Mr Montgomery’s, 610
- ——, Queen Victoria’s, 611, 623
- ——. [Campbell; Canning; Ellenborough; &c.]
- Prophecies and mysteries, native, 485, 531
- Punjaub, history and description, 191, 192
- ——, precautions against mutiny, 200, 201
- ——. [Lahore; Lawrence; Moultan; Nicholson; Peshawur; Sealkote; Sikhs; &c.]
- Putialah, Rajah of, rewarded for fidelity, 549
- Putiatine, Admiral Count. [China; Japan.]
- Queen of Oude. [Begum; Oude.]
- Queen Victoria’s proclamation, 609-612, 623
- Raikes, Mr, on causes of mutiny, 606
- Railways of India, lengths, &c., 119, 157, 224, 477
- Raines, Major, rebels defeated at Rowah, 395
- Rajahs, honours for fidelity of, 549
- Rajpootana, situation and description, 189
- ——. [Napier; Nuseerabad; Roberts; Tanteea Topee; &c.]
- Ramsay, Capt. (Major), operations near Nynee Tal, 115, 357
- Ranee of Jhansi, killed at Gwalior, 511
- ——. [Calpee; Gwalior; Jhansi; Tanteea Topee.]
- Rattray, Captain, services of Sikh battalion, 275, &c.
- Rebels, discussions on punishment of, 455
- Reed, Mr, American plenipotentiary. [China.]
- ——, Major-gen., brief services against rebels, 235, 242
- ——, resigned command at Delhi, 243
- Rees, Mr, on causes of the mutiny, 605
- Regiments. [Army; Stations; &c.]
- Regulation districts, 15
- Reid, Major, gallant achievements outside Delhi— 241, 297, &c.
- Relief Fund, Indian Mutiny, 623
- Religions of India, discussions concerning, 607
- ——, orders for respecting, 41
- Renaud, Major, killed at Cawnpore, 254
- Rennie, Capt., defeat of Persians at Ahwaz by. [Persia.]
- Residency at Lucknow. [Inglis; Lawrence; Lucknow; &c.]
- Revolt. [Barrackpore; Cartridge; Meerut; &c.]
- Rewah, gallantly held by Osborne, 180, 345, &c.
- Rhodamow Fort, disaster at, 473
- Roberts, General, operations against Tanteea Topee, 555, 557, &c.
- Rohilcund, position and description, 170
- ——, operations in, 114, 467, 495, 496, 610
- ——, rebel leaders in, 467
- Rose, Lieutenant, killed at Gwalior, 513
- ——, Sir Hugh, operations at Mudenpore, 438
- —— —— —— at Jhansi, 478
- —— —— —— at Koonch, 505
- —— —— —— at Gwalior, 510, 516
- —— —— ——, address to his army, 516
- Rowcroft, Brigadier, operations against rebels, 470, 610
- Russell, Mr W. H., graphic descriptions by, 400, 414, &c.
- Salar Jung, prime-minister to Nizam, 560
- Salkeld, Lieutenant, heroism at Delhi, 315
- Satara, Mahratta proceedings at, 290, 480
- Saugor, fight between native troops at, 281
- —— and Nerbudda territories, 178, 345, 553
- Scindia, history and family, 182
- ——, offered aid to British, 110
- ——, difficulties with mutineers, 351, 507
- ——, expulsion from Gwalior, 508
- ——, reinstatement at Gwalior, 514
- Sealkote, mutiny at, 202, 203
- —— mutineers. [Nicholson.]
- Seaton, Brigadier, services against rebels, 382, 475, &c.
- Secrole, noticed, 105
- Secunder Bagh, palace and garden at Lucknow, 365
- Secunderabad, Rohillas defeated at, 291
- Seetapoor, mutiny at, 168
- ——, operations commence from, 610
- Seetabuldee, fort of Nagpoor, 177
- Sepoys. [Army; Regiments; Troops.]
- Seymour, Admiral Sir Michael [China.]
- Shahjehan, Mogul emperor, 62
- Shahjehanpore, mutiny and massacre at, 171
- ——, military operations, 495, 496, &c.
- Shah Nujeef at Lucknow, 365
- ——, Peel’s services at, 366
- Shang-hae. [China.]
- Showers, Brigadier, operations against Delhi, 297
- Sikhs, origin and description, 192
- ——, fidelity during mutiny, 156, 275, 344
- Simpson, Sergeant, gallantry at Rhodamow, 473
- Sinde, details concerning, 205-207
- Sirmoor battalion of Goorkhas, fidelity of, 529
- Smith, Brigadier, operations at Gwalior, &c., 511, &c.
- Soldiers, English in India. [Army; &c.]
- Sonthal Pergunnahs, mutiny at, 151
- Soorut Singh of Benares, services to the English, 156
- Soraon Field-force, services, 545
- Sotheby’s Naval Brigade, services of, 402
- Spencer, Major, killed at Meean Meer, 287
- Spottiswoode, Captain, killed at Nuseerabad, 183
- Spring, Captain, killed at Jelum, 202
- Stalker, Major-general. [Persia.]
- Stanley, Lord, India Bill and Council of India, 570
- Steuart, Brigadier, operations in Deccan, 385
- Stevens, Captain, killed at Chinhut, 164
- Straubenzee, General. [China.]
- Stuart, Brigadier, at Mundisore and Chendaree, 385, 439
- Sultanpore, actions by Franks and Hope Grant, 402, 610
- Sunstroke, fatal effects of, 496, &c.
- Tanteea Topee, manœuvres and marches of, 478, 508, 555, 558, 611
- ——. [Michel; Napier; Roberts; &c.]
- Tayler, Mr, proceedings at Patna, 470, 476
- ——, removed from office, 476
- Telegrams. [Electric telegraph.]
- Tien-Sing. [China.]
- Tola Narainpore, rebels defeated by Eyre at, 272
- Thalookdars and Thalookdaree, 360, 525
- Thugs and Thuggee, 11
- Travelling in India, 18, 20
- ——. [Marching; Railways; &c.]
- Troops, number, clothing, &c., 25, 26, 29, 224, 250, 302, 535, 609
- ——, disarming, 149, 150, 194, 198, &c.
- ——, marching and transport of, 29, 222, 501, 611
- ——. [Army; &c.]
- Tucker, Mr, killed at Futtehpoor, 172
- Twigs, mystery of, in Gujerat, 531
- Umballa, occurrences at, 118, 231
- ——, effects of cholera at, 201
- Umritsir, position and description, 195
- Vellore, revolt in, a premonitory symptom, 33
- Venables, Mr, success against rebels, 278, 341
- —— ——, death, and honourable testimonial, 519
- Victoria Cross, bestowal for valour, 315, 464, 550
- Vocabulary of Indian terms, 13
- Volunteer cavalry of Oude, 526
- Wake, Mr, heroic defence of house at Arrah, 268
- Wallee Dad Khan, rebel leader near Meerut, 174
- Walpole, General, disaster at Rhodamow, 473
- ——, victory at Sirsa, 473
- Waterfield, Major, killed near Ferozabad, 500
- Wheler, Colonel, and the religion of the sepoys, 101
- Wheeler, Sir Hugh, defensive operations, sufferings, and death. [Cawnpore; Nena Sahib.]
- ——, Miss, heroic conduct of, 139
- Willoughby, Lieutenant, Delhi magazine exploded by, 71
- Whitlock, General, operations in Bundelcund, 479
- ——, capture of treasure at Kirwee, 552
- Windham, General, disaster at Cawnpore, 376
- Wilson, Sir Archdale, Meerut column headed by, 232
- —— —— ——, victories of Ghazeeoodeen and Hindoun, 232
- Wilson, Sir Archdale, at siege of Delhi, 243, 245, 298, 306, 311
- ——, honoured and rewarded, 314
- ——, commanded cavalry in Oude, 409
- Wingfield, Mr, commissioner at Goruckpore, 487
- Yeh Mingchin, Chinese viceroy. [China.]
- Yule, Colonel, killed outside Delhi, 238