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ANALYTICAL INDEX
TO
SIR JOHN W. KAYE'S HISTORY OF THE SEPOY WAR,
AND
COL. G. B. MALLESON'S HISTORY OE THE INDIAN MUTINY.
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BT FEEDEEIC PIE'COTT, MEMBEB OP THE KOYAI, ASIATIC SOCIETY.
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1880.
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/^<^xi(^^^ PREFACE.
This Index gives a summary of all the occurrences
which took place in any town or district, and of all the
actions recorded of any person, mentioned in the " History of the Sepoy "War," by Sir John Kaye, and the " History of the Indian Mutiny," by Col. G. B. Malleson. In most cases the events are necessarily
classified, but without losing sight of chronological
arrangement ; dates being given for all actions of par-
ticular significance, or of such as, it is supposed, those
who use the book might desire to know, without
referring to the volumes themselves. It is hoped that
the method adopted will enable this Index to be of use to anyone who wishes to ascertain the extent to which any person or place was concerned in the great Mutiny,
so far as mentioned in the volumes specified. For facili-
tating reference, the longer articles have been provided
with italic side-heads, so that particular periods of the
history may be readily found ; examples of this are to be seen under the articles " Dehli," " Lakhnau," &c. The method of arrangement enables the progress of the IV PEBPACE.
Mutiny to be traced with remarkable distinctness, especially under the article "Mutiny" itself. This article, read with a map of Northern India, will show the fearful rapidity with which the outbreak spread, and the districts successively involved in it. The progress of the Mutiny can, thus, be traced from day to day with clearness and brevity.
With regard to the spelling of proper names, it must be remarked that the two authors indexed followed
two diametrically opposite systems ; there remained, therefore, a fair field for the Indexer to follow the bent of his own inclination, while supplying abundant cross- references for the varying spellings found in the volumes themselves. It need scarcely be remarked that, in the references, the letter K. refers to Sir
John Kaye's volumes, and the latter M. to those of
Col. Malleson. Where no year is specified, the year of the Mutiny (1857) is to be understood. ANALYTICAL INDEX
OF THE
HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY.
Aberdeen, Lord, writes letter of A. sympathy to Lord Canning, M. iii. 257. Abbas All, bravely defends Aboo Zuffer, see Abu Zafr. Lieut. Conolly, M. ii. 594; Abii Zafr, becomes Emperor of offers his life to preserve Dehli, as Bahadur Shah, E. the English at Trinpura, M. ii. 10.
ii. 560 ; offers to desert rebels, Activity, the one thing needful but is refused pardon, M. ii. for the English, at the out-
562 ; becomes an active leader break of the Mutiny,E.ii.l52.
of the rebels, M. ii. par- Admiralty, extraordinary deci- 662 ; doned by Lord Canning, M. sion of High Court of, M. iii. ii. 568. 202.
Abbott, Capt., tides over first Adoption, right of, E. i. 70 ; of
threat of mutiny at Aurang- heir to property, E. i. 70 ; of
ab^d, M. iii. ; reconnoitres heir to sovereignty, E. i. 70 12 ;
Morar, M. iii. 215 ; his gal- the right necessary for the
lantry in the Malwa campaign, Hindu, M. iii. 23 ; effect pro- M. iii. 87. duced by refusal of right, M.
Abbott, Col. Augustus, In- iii. 24 ; denial of this right, spector-General of Ordnance one cause of the Mutiny, M. m 1857, K. i. 513. iii. 388. Abbott, James, his character, E. Afghan war of 1838, E. i. 274
i. 31. its effect on the Sepoy, E. i. Abd-ul-Ali, bravely defends 274. Lieut. Conolly, M. ii. 594; Afghanistan, terms of alliance offers his life to preserve the with in 1856, E. i. 440, 442. English at I'rinpura, M. ii. Afzul-ud-Daula, the Nizdm, M. 660. iii. 118. 1 ; — ;;
ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Xgri, its importance, K. iii. Agra cont.
197 ; peculiar dangers of, K. guard (May 31), M. i. 169
iii. 199 ; European canton- formation of Volunteer Ca-
ments at, E. iii. 198 ; military- valry Corps at, E. iii. 210, M.
force at, K. iii. 198 ; civil ser- i. 167; Major Prendergast vants at, in May, K. iii. 199. receives command of Volun-
Almost cut off from Cal- teers, M. i. 263.
cutta, K. iii. 181 ; occupants Panic at (May 22), E. iii.
of Fort resolve to assume the 227 ; critical position of, M.
offensive, E. iii. 110; council i. 168 ; Mr. Colvin's hopes of -war (May 14), E. iii. 199, destroyed by mutiny at Ma- M. i. 148; Mr. Colvin pro- thura, M. i. 165 preparations ; poses retirement into Fort, for defence of, E. iii. 228,
i. M. 149 ; proposal protested 229 ; Mr. Colvin's proclama-
against, M. i. 149 ; noisy cha- tion of May 25, E. iii. 232,
racter of council, K. iii. 200. M. i. 163 , his proclamation Trepidation shown by some disapproved by Government of ' British officials (May 14), E. India, M. i. 164 ; and super-
iii. 200 ; company of Euro- seded by Lord Canning, E. peans ordered into Fort, E. iii. 233; Mr. Colvin defends iii. Mr. Drummond, the his proclamation, iii. 198; E. 237 ; magistrate at, disbelieves in Lord Canning's proclamation,
danger, E. iii. 202 ; his opi- E. iii. 235. nion changed by the mutiny Mr. Colvin disarms Sepoys i. at Mathura, M. i. 166 ; Col. at (May 31), E. iii. 243, M.
Hugh Eraser, Chief Engineer 167 ; departure of disbanded
at, E. iii. 203 ; Engineer offi- Sepoys, E. iii. 359 ; the police cers at, deprecate over-confi- obstruct the victualling of
dence, E. iii. 202 ; Mr. Colvin the Fort, M. i. 263 ; Mr. J. advised by Col. Fraser to dis- Colvin forbids the removal of
trust Sepoys, M. i. 161 property into Fort, M. i. 264 prompt precautionary mea- great unpopularity of Mr. sures recommended by Engi- Colvin, E. iii. 377. neers, E. iii. 204; advice of En- Mr. Colvin authorises re-
taken, E. iii. 205. i. gineers not tirement into Fort, M. 264 ; Troops at, addressed by Mr. J. Colvin removes into
Mr. J. Colvin (May 15), E. iii. Fort, July 4,E. iii. 381 ; com-
205 ; the Sepoys scowl on Mr. plete isolation of English, M.
Colvin after his address, E. i. 262 ; approach of Nimach
iii. 206, M. i. 150 ; Mr. G. Har- mutineers, E. iii. 878, M. i.
vey sent with escort towards 264 ; the troops in garrison, iii. Dehli (May 20), E. 207. M. i. 265 ; disposition of Native Contingents in vici- troops to check advance of
of, iii. 208 Mr. Col- Ni'mach mutineers, i. nity E. ; M. 265 ; v-n applies to Sindhia and officers beg Brig. Polwhele to Bharatpur for aid, E. iii. go out to meet mutineers, E.
209, M. i. 153 ; Sindhia sends iii. 382. troops to protect (May 16), Dangerous illness of Mr
E. iii. 209; and his body- Colvin, M, i, 266 ; resigns hig — ; ;;;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY.
Agra cont. Agri—cont.
power to Commission, July 3, from command (Aug. 5), M. i.
M. i. 266 ; the Commission to 285 ; Col. Cotton succeeds whom Mr. Colvin entrasted Brig. Polwhele in command,
his powers, M. i. 266 ; mea- M. i; 285. sures of defence taken by The King of Dehli pro-
Commission, M. i. 267 ; Ki- claimed at Agra (July 6), M. rauli troops are induced to i. 277; slaughter of Christians surrender their two guns, M. during riots in, M. i. 279
i. 267 ; Mr. Colvin resumes Ni'mach mutineers march in
authority, M. i. 268 ; mutiny triumph to Dehli, M. i. 276 ; of Kota Contingent at (July Eaja Earn induces Mr. Drum- 4), M. i. 268; Kirauli troops mond to restore order, M. i.
ordered home, M. i. 268. 278 ; Mr. Drummond does so, Nimach mutineers reach July 7, M. i. 278.
Shahganj, M. i. 269; Brig. Eesidents in Port, M. i.
Polwhele resolves to go out 280 ; number shut up in the
to meet them (July 5), M. i. Port, K. iii. 894, M. i. 283.
270 ; Nimaoh mutineers se- Overcrowded state of Port,
cure best position for attack, K. iii. 404 quarters in, i. ; M.
through vacillation of Brig. 282 ; Port made defensible,
Polwhele, K. iii. 383; strength E. iii. 396 ; difficulties in pro- of Nimach mutineers, E. iii. tecting magazines at, E. iii.
383, M. i. 270; advance of 397 ; Mr. W. Muir made chief Brig. Polwhele against them, of Intelligence Department,
M. i. 271 ; meets them at E. iii. 406 ; Eurasian fugi- Sassiah near Shahganj, M. tives converted into gunners
i. 271 ; battle of Shahganj, by Capt. Pearson, M. ii. 102
July 6, K. iii. 384 ; Brig. Pol- bravery and good service of
whele has an artillery duel Volunteers, M. i. 296 ; Mr.
with mutineers, M. i. 272 E. A. Eeade, with assistance ; he hesitates to order a charge, of Joti Parsad, victuals the
M. i. 272 ; Sepoy cavalry Port, E. iii. 399, M. i. 286 in, iii. charge Brig. Polwhele's guns, native servants E. 395 ;
M. i. 273 ; who orders advance bazar established, E. iii. 400,
i. i. when too late, M. 274 ; gal- M. 283; establishment of
lant charge of Oapt. Prender- hospitals, M. i. 281 ; hospital gast's Volunteers, M. i. 274 duties discharged by ladies, the British capture village M.i. 284; kindly ministrations
near Shahganj, M. i. 275 ; de- of ladies in, E. iii. 393, 400,
feat of the English, K. iii. 403 n. ; daily life in the Port,
390; the British retreat, M. E. iii. 406 ; reserved conduct i. 276, 277; the mutineers of Eoman Catholic commu- destroy the city and canton- nity, E. iii. 402. ments, K iii. 392, M. i. 277 Party sent against Aligarh,
Mr. Eeade saves the revenue E. iii. 411 ; defeat of rebels iii. records, M. i. 277 ; bravery at Aligarh (Aug. 24), E. of Mr. B. A. Eeade, K. iii. 413; Mr. Colvin's health
398 ; Brig. Polwhele removed broken by anxiety, M. i. 288 1 * — ;
4 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Agri—cont. Agra cont. he is improperly treated by at (Nov. 1, 1868), M. iii.
tis iii. subordinates, K. 415 ; 395. death of Mr. Colvin at, Sept. 9, Ahem, Mrs., revenges her hus- E. iii. 416, M. i. 290; Mr. band's death by fighting at E. A. Eeade becomes chief Fathgarh, K. iii. 298.
civil officer in, M. ii. 94 ; Mr. Ahmad Shah, a name of the Eeade recommends to Go- Maulav), M. ii. 344. vernment military rule at, M. Ahmad Ullah of Paizabad, or ii. 94. the Maulavi, q.v. Constantly liable to attack Ahmad Ullah, leading Wahabi from Gwaliar Contingent, M. of Patna, M. i. 52; fondled iii. i. 286, M. ii. 95 ; appeals ur- by the Government, E.
gently to Col. Greathed for 168 ; arrested, condemned,
help, M. ii. 97 ; Major Hen- and transported for treason, nessy warns authorities of E. iii. 169. approach of mutineers (Oct. Aikman, Lieut., captures the
10), M. ii. 98 n. ; but is disbe- Selimgarh, Dehli, M. ii. 68;
lieved, M. ii. 99 n. ; Col. gallantly defeats Mansab All, Greathed is informed that M. ii. 336. Sepoys have retreated, M. ii. Ainslie, Brig., leads force from
98 n. ; dispute about encamp- Jhausi to Eanod, M. iii. 364. ing Col. Greathed's force, M. Aislabie, Lieut., his guns do
ii. 99 ; encamps on the parade much execution in street-
ground, M. ii. 100 ; Sepoys fighting in Dehli, M. iii. 501. surprise Col. Greathed's force, Aitken, Lieut., captures Farid
ii. ; Bakhsh palace, ii. his Oct. 10, M. 101 Pearson's M. 152 ; battery flies to help Col. gallantry at Lakhnau, M. i. 485.
ii. Greathed's force, M. 102 ; Ajhit Singh, see Ajifc Singh. Cavalry charge puts Sepoys Ajitmal occupied by Eup Singh, to flight, M. ii. 103; Col. M. iii. 309. Greathed's great victory (Oct. Aji't Singh, uncle of Man Singh, 10), M. ii. 104. joins in the revolt, M. iii. 334 Meade's Horse raised at evacuates Pauri, M. iii. 335 iii. (Dec), M. 312 ; excellent surprised and defeated near service rendered by Meade's Bijapur, M. iii. 336; eludes Horse, M. iii. 314; Jats from Capt. Meade, and escapes to Eohtak, offer their services, Sironj, M. iii. 376. M. iii. 313. Ajmir, made head-quarters by
Lord Canning abolishes Col. G. Lawrence, i. M. 256 ; Chief Commissionership of dangerous guardianship of ii. (Feh. 9, 1858), M. 418; arsenal at, M. i. 248 ; Col. G. state of, during first half of Lawrence summons British 1858, M. iii. 311; Brig. troops from Disa to protect,
sent to command at, i. Showei"s M. 249 ; Col.- Dixon brings
M. iii. 310 ; Sindhia flies to, MairwAra battalion to, M. i.
for refuge (June 1, 1858), M. 260 ; the fort occupied by iii. 209 ; the Queen's Procla- Mairs, and arsenal saved, M.
jnation read with ceremony i. 250 ; smaller fort, faithfully ;; — ;
THE! HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY.
Ajmir—eont. Alambagh cont. guarded by Muhammadans of pulsed, M. ii. 349; renewed
the shrine, M. i. 255 n. ; regu- attack on Gen. Outram (Jan.
lar garrison sent back to Na- 16), M. ii. 351 ; another attack sirabad, M. i. 250; the fort upon (Feb. 15), M. ii. 353; repaired and provisioned, M. determined attack upon, Feb.
i. 255 ; European troops rein- 21, repulsed, M. ii. 354 ; de-
force Mairs, M. i. 255 ; out- spairing attack of rebels (Feb. break at (Aug. 9), M. ii. 653 25), M. ii. 356. Gen. Lawrence pursues and Brig. Franklyn commands
cuts up rioters at, M. ii. 553 ; at (Mar. 16, '58), M. ii. 401
routine of civil duties strictly garrison of, M. ii. 401 ; rebels preserved, M. i. 256 n., ii. attack in force, M. ii. 402; 552. Brig. Franklyn defeats the Ajtidhia, see Ayodhya. rebel attack (Mar. 16), M. ii.
Akalpura, the village, refuses to 402 ; Jang Bahadur clears its
pay tribute, M. iii. 436 ; Mr. front of rebels, M. ii. 403 ; list Dunlop storms and captures, of defenders of, M. ii. 361, 362. exacting his revenue, M. iii. Albert, Prince, amends the 436. Queen's proclamation of 1858, Akbarpur, Capt. Eattray defeats M. iii. 390.
ii. rebels at (Oct. 7), M. 446 ; Alexander, Lieut., killed while Major Sutherland watches the charging on guns at Allah- fords at, M. iii. 348. abad, K. ii. 251. Akhund of Swat communicates Alford, Sergt.-Major, greatly with Sepoy regiments, K. ii. distinguishes himself at Ban- ' 496. da, M. iii. 197. Akyab to Chittagong, nature of Aliganj, strong force of rebels
road between in '66, K. i. • at, April '68, M. ii. 600. 463. Aligarh, its description and
Alambagh, at Lakhnau, descrip- garrison, M. i. 154; Major tion of, M. ii. 343; Major Percy Eld commands at, K.
Mclntyre commands at, Sept., iii. 211 ; Sepoys incited to
M. ii. 163 ; its garrison and mutiny by populace, E. iii.
ii. i. defensible condition, M. 212, M. 155 ; plot to seize
152 ; ably defended by Major the treasure, K. iii. 213 ; the Mclntyre, M. ii. 169. plot disclosed by Sepoys, K.
Gen. Outram left in com- iii. 213 ; the Brahman who mand of (Nov. M. ii. 342 instiga.ted robbery of treasury 26), ; strength of force left with seized and hanged, E. iii.
Gen. Outram, M. ii. 342 w. 213, M. i. 155. the Maulavi's plan for driving Mutiny at (May 20), K. ii. Gen. Outram from, M. ii. 344; 126, iii. 211, 213, 221, M.
Gen. Outram attacked by the i. 3, 164, 166 ; the trea- Maulavi (Dec. M. ii. 345 sury plundered, K. iii. 216 22), ; ; Gen. Outram defeats the Europeans spared, K. iii. 214; Maulavi, M. ii. 346; Gen. escape of Lady Outram, K. Outram attacked (Jan. 12, iii. 214.
'58), M. ii. 347 ; attack re- Head-quarters of rebel — ; — ;
ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Aligarli cont. Allahabad cont. G-hussa Khan (Aug.), K. iii. thanked by Lord Canning for
411 ; attacked by Major Mont- loyalty, K. ii. 248 ; Col. Simp- into Fort, K. gomery, M. i. 287 ; desperate son orders guns
courage of Ghazis at (Aug. ii. 249 ; disarmament of Se-
20), K. iii. 412, M. i. 287, 288 poys within the Port, K. ii.
gallantry of De Kantzow, M. 255 ; revolt of the 6th Eegi- i. 287. ment (June 6), K. ii. 260, M. i. offi- Captured by Col. Greatbed, 12, iii. 438 ; massacre of ii. (Oct.), M. ii. 93 ; Brig. Seaton cers at, K. 262 ; Col. Simp- joins Col. Tarqubar at, M. ii. son escapes amidst a shower
287. of buUets, K. ii. 251 ; Ban ga- Aligurb, see Ah'garb. ll's at, robbed and ill-treated,
All Kari'm, implicated in Patna K. ii. 258 ; frightful tortures
plots, M. i. 54; Mr. Lewis's inflicted on Christian popula-
amusing attempt to arrest, tion, K. ii. 257 and n. ; mur-
M. i. 65 ; escapes from Patna, der and rapine rampant, K.
K. iii. 80. ii. 266 ; Sikis aid in disarm- All Kban Mewati threatens Pi- ing Sepoys, K. ii. 254; up-
libbi't, M. iii. 275 ; repulsed rising in the city, K. ii. 256 at Nuria by Lieut. Craigie, Eussell of the Artillery pre- M. iii. 276. pares to blow up the Port, K.
Ali Kureem, see All Kari'm. ii. 255 ; Sepoys rob the Trea- All Naki Kban accompanies sury (June 7), K. ii. 259; King of Oudb on bis arrest, amount of plunder in Trea-
M. i. 28. sury, K. ii. 259 ; Sepoys at Alipur, junction of Mirat and first resolve to carry treasure Debli Field forces at, K. ii. to Dehli, K. ii. 258; the 190. Maulavi appears (June 7), K.
AUababad, its situation and de- ii. 261 ; re-inforcements ar-
scription, K. ii. 240 ; its mili- rive and the town is saved, tary importance, K. ii. 241, K. ii. 262, iii. 3.
M. ii. 447 ; its sanctity, K. ii. Eebellion in rural districts
260 ; military force at, K. ii. around, K. ii. 259, M. iii. 242; Mr. Chester, Commis- 440; Col. Neill arrives at sioner of, M. iii. 438; Mr. (June 11), K. ii. 263, M. iii.
Court, Magistrate of, M. iii. 439 ; he begins offensive ope-
438. rations, K. ii. 264 ; clears the Alarming tales circulated villages on river bank, K. ii.
among Sepoys, K. ii. 244; 266 ; sends women and chil- volunteer guard formed. May dren to Calcutta, K. ii. 266
22, K. ii. 245 ; European po- the town deserted by natives pulation fly to the Port, K. ii. for fear of bombardment, K.
245 ; dispositions made to ii. 267; recovery of posses- save the town from Ban^ras sion of the city (June 18), K. mutineers, K. ii. 247. ii. 267; Sikhs indulge in plun-
The 6tb Regiment firmly der, K. ii. 265 ; European vo- believed in by all its ofiBcers, lunteers assist in general
this ii. K. ii. 243; Eegiment plunder, Z. 265 j Col. Neill — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 7
Allahabad cont. Amar Singh, a gallant old Eaj- stops plunder of Sikhs and piit at Lakhnau, M. ii. 156 n.
volunteers, K. ii. 265 ; and re- Amar Singh, brother of Eunwar
moves Sikhs from Fort, K. ii. Singh, M. ii. 444 ; succeeds 266. Eimwar Singh in command, Eetributive measures, K. ii. M. ii. 478; defeated by Col.
268 punishment inflicted on, Lugard, M. ii. 480 ; his troops ; K. ii. 668; an advance from, disperse as freebooters, M. ii.
causes consternation to Nana 480 ; and harry Shahabad, M.
Sahib, E. ii. 351. ii. 481 ; raises revolt in Gaya, Bullock train to, organised M. ii. 483; Brig. Douglas by Sir Colin Campbell, M. ii. succeeds Col. Lugard in op-
123 ; line of communication posing, M. ii. 483; Brig.
exposed, M. ii. 125 ; Col. Douglas's method of rooting Powell starts with detach- out his adherents, M. ii. 483 ; ment from, M. ii. 143. reoccupies Jagadispur, M. ii.
Brig. Campbell commands 484 ; escapes from Jagadispur
at, M. ii. 447 ; Lord Canning by default of Col. Walter, M.
arrives at, M. ii. 417 ; Gen. ii. 487; Major H. Havelock's Franks establishes order plan for rooting out his ad-
around (Feb. '58), M. ii. 329; herents, M. ii. 487 ; escapes the Queen's proclamation read the slaughter of his rear- with ceremonv at, Nov. 1, '58, guard, M. ii. 489; severe loss M. iii. 395. inflicted on him by Mounted
Allahganj, Gren. Walpole sent Infantry, M. ii. 491 ; complete against, M. ii. 311. collapse of his rebellion, M. AUahu-Bakhsh, gallant trooper ii. 492. who stood by Lieut. Conolly Ambala, a depot of rifle instruc-
at rrinpdra, M. ii. 594. tion, E. i. 652 ; ominous fires
AIlah-ud-Din, Maulavi, lead- at, in April 1857, E. i. 662 ing insurgent at Haidarabad, state of Native regiments at,
transported to Andaman early in May, E. ii. 142 ; Sir Islands, M. iii. 122. John Lawrence advocates dis-
Allan, Mr., pursues and scatters armament of, E. ii. 142 ; the Eup Singh's party at Eu- storm rises there, E. i. 552 wari, M. iii. 310. consternation among Sepoys
Allen, Mr., his bold assumption at, E. i. 553, 654 ; death of of responsibility at Silhat, Gen. Anson at (May 27), E. ii.
M. ii. 425 ; sends Major Byng 164, M. i. 10. to stop Chatgaon mutineers, Ambapani Nawab, rebel leader M. ii. 423. in the Sironj jungle (April Alwar, one of Eajput states, '59), M. iii. 878. ^ M. i. 245 n. Ambarptir, the Nipalese troops Alwar, Eaja of, places a contin- capture fort of (Feb. 25, '58),
gent at service of the English, M. ii. 324. M. i. 259. Amethi, see Amithf. Amain, a poor Muhammadan of, Amithi, Oudh rebels retreat to conceals Lieut. Tomkinson for (Aug. '58), M. iii. 273; sur- four months, M. iii, 468. rounded by the British, M. — — ;;
8 ANALTTIOAL INBEt: 01*
Ami'thf cord. Angad cont
iii. 290 ; the Eaja surrenders Lakhnau, July 22, M. i. 454 to Sir Colin Campbell, M. iii. brings a letter from Col. Tyt- 291. ler to Lakhnau, July 26, M. i.
Amjhera, mercenaiy troops of, 454 ; again brings news, Aug.
plunder Bhupawar and Sir- 15, E. iii. 528 ; the spy nar-
darpdr, M. iii. 69 ; the fort rowly escapes death, and re- captured by Lieut. Hutchin- fuses again to leave Eesi- son, M. iii. 74. dency, K. iii. 641. Ammar Singh, see Amar Singh. Annexation, disadvantages of,
Ammunition of two-grooved K. ii. 291 ; cordially promoted rifles, its composition, K. i. by numerous English officers, 655. K. i. 357; its effect on the
Amorha, fugitives from Paiz- Sepoy, K. i. 277.
abad reach, M. i. 401 ; Major of Sindh, 1843, E. i. 276; Cox attacks and defeats re- treatment of mutinies arising
bels at (June 9, '58), M. iii. out of, K. i. 301. 282. of the Panjab, K. i. 47.
Amrao Singh, Chaudri of Sher- of Pegu, E. i. 66. kot, compelled to fly from of Sitara, E. i. 74. Bi'jnur (July), M. iii. 410. of Nagpur, E. i. 83. Amrat Eao, his agreement with of Jhansi, E. i. 91. the British (1818), M. iii. 199. of Sambhalpur, E. i. 98. Amritsar, its religious associa- of Jethpur, E. i. Ill n. tions, K. ii. 434. of Oudh, authorised by the Anadra, Jodhpur troops at, try to Court of Directors, the Board assassinate English at Mount of Control, and the British
Abu (Aug. 21), M. ii. 656. Cabinet, E. i. 146, 148 ; ap- Anand Eao Puar, a lad, rules proved by Lord Canning,
Dhar, M. iii. 68. K. i. 381; its bad effects,
Anarkali, in the Panjab. Coun- M. i. 348 ; injurious to
cil at (May 12), K. ii. 427. the Sepoys, M. i. 349 ; one Anarkullee, see Anarkali. cause of the Mutiny, M. iii. Anar Singh, commander of 388. Jodhpur troops at Pali, M. ii. Anson, Capt. H. A., his conspi-
563 ; quits his entrenchments cuous daring at the Sikandar to advance against rebels, M. Bagh, M. ii. 197.
ii. 566 ; defeated by rebels Anson, Gen. Hon. George, Com- and killed, M. ii. 565. mander-in-Chief in India, E.
Anderson, Capt., death of, at i. 392 ; appointed, i. E. 393 ; Lakhnan, M. ii. 874. his appointment a surprise,
Anderson's post, a post at Lakh- E. i. 393 ; his character, M. i. nau Eesidency, M. i. 443. 10; unsuited to Indian cli- Anderson, Lieut., sent to Mul- mate, E. i. 393; personally
tan, K. i. 20 ; murdered there, esteemed by Lord Canning,
K. i. 21. E. i. 394 w. ; combats fears of Angad, the trusty spy of Lakh- troops at Ambala, E. i. 554
nan, K. ii. 415 n. ; his history, refuses to disarm Ambala re-
M. i. 454; brings news to giments, E. ii. 142 ; visits — ;; — ;;
THE HISTORIES OF tHB INDIAN MUTINY.
Anson cont. Apthorp cont. Simla in April 1857, K. i. right of Nawab of Banda's
561 ; one reason for his going position, M. iii. 197.
there, K. ii. 105 ; receives in- Ara, out-station of Patna, E. telligence of the mutiny at iii. 71, M. i. 40; European
Mi'rat, K. ii. 137; orders residents at, M. i. 81 n. ; Mr. Court-martial on 3rd. Cavalry- Wake reports desertion of
mutineers, K. ii. 48 ; fears railway officials, M. i. 48; the loss of great British ma- treasure removed to Patna,
gazines, K. ii. 139 ; orders by Mr. W. Tayler, M. i. 49. 75th Foot to Ambala, K. ii. Mr. Boyle's house at, K.
138 ; orders two fusilier re- iii. 125 ; made defensible, M.
giments to Ambala, K. ii. i. 80 ; the civilian garrison of,
139 ; seeks to secure Firozpur, E. iii. 124 ; Europeans resolve
GOvindgarh, and Phillaur, K. to hold the house, E. iii. 126 ;
ii. 139 ; leaves Simla for Am- they prepare for attack, M. i.
bala, May 14, K. ii. 140 ; un- 80 ; Mr. Tayler's prescience certain how to act, K. ii. 141 provides fifty Sikhs to assist issues a conciliatory address them, E. iii. 125, M. i. 81 to the Native Army, May 19, Mr. Wake takes command of
K. ii. 242 n. ; appoiats Lieut. the Sikhs, E. iii. 127. Hodson to Intelligence De- Danapur mutineers attack
partment, E. ii. 182 ; Lord and plunder town, E. iii. 101,
Canning urges him to detach 126 ; mutineers surround Mr. troops for service in the field, Boyle's house, July 27, E. iii.
M. i. 4 ; on the impossibility 127 ; the siege commences, M.
of immediate advance on i. 82 ; effort to stifle garrison,
Dehli, K. ii. 148 ; explains E. iii. 128, 129, M. i. 90. delay in advance, K. ii. 167 Eunwar Singh prepares to
the force with which he ad- revolt, M. i. 49 ; he heads
vanced, K. ii. 158 ; his death attack, E. iii. 130 ; digs up at Karnal (May 27), E. ii. 164, two guns for attack of, E. iii.
M. i. 10 ; his supposed plan 130, M. i. 83 ; mutineers im-
of campaign, K. ii. 149 n. ; es- provise gun amniTinition, E.
timate of his course of action, iii. 130 ; the garrison sum- K. ii. 166. moned nightly to surrender,
Antri, G-en. E. Napier induced M. i. 83 ; besiegers tempt to stop at, and allows Firoz Sikhs in earrison, but fail,
Shah to escape (Dec. '58), M. E. iii. 128," M. i. 82, 83 ; the iii. 361. garrison dig a well, and cast
Anuka Singh, gallant Sikh at bullets, E. iii. 132 ; they cap- Lakhnau, M. ii. 157m. ture four sheep, E. iii. 132 Aon, battle of, July 15, defeat mutineers resort to mining,
of Nana Sahib's troops, K. ii. E.iii. 133, M. i. 91; the garri- 369. son make successful sorties,
Appa Sahib, Eaja of Sitara, M. i. 91. dies (1848), K. i. 72. Capt. Dunbar advances to
Apthorp, Col., his gallantry at relieve, M. iii. 84 ; relieving
Banda, M. iii. 197; turns party repulsed, M. i. 84 ; re- ; — ;
10 ANALYTIOAL INDEX OP
Ark—cord. Ashburnham cont. treat of Capt. Dunbar's force, force to Lord Canning, M.
Kiii. 131, M. i. 86; a wounded iii. 4- Sikh tells the garrison of Capt. Ashe, the gunner, works his Dunbar's disaster, K. iii. 131, gun with ceaseless enthusiasm
M. i. 89 ; the garrison resolve to at Kahnpur, K. ii. 320. resist to the last, M. i. 90 Asirgarh, its situation and im-
they are given up for lost, portance, M. iii. 57 ; the garri- M. i. 105. son of, M. iii. 57; Col. Le Major Eyre advances from Mesurier commands at, M. raises Baksar to relieve, M. i. 96 iii. 68 ; Lieut. Gordon his relieving force, E. iii. 137, a body of Volunteers, M. iii.
M. i. 97 and n. ; civilians eager 68 ; G-ordon's Volunteers oc- to accompany, K. iii. 110 cupy fort, M. iii. 59; Capt. Major Eyre's great feat of Eeatinge fortifies a post 14
arms at, M. i. 116 ; relieves miles from, M. iii. 69 ; Capt. the garrison (Aug. 2), K. iii. Blair arrives at, and disarms 134, M. i. 92; Major Eyre G-waliar Contingent, M. iii.
enters, M. i. 102 ; the city 69 ; held by Brig. Hill against
disarmed, M. i. 127 ; the great Tantia Topi, M. iii. 846. importance of Major Eyre's Assault of Dehli, first project
victory, M. i. 125. for, K. ii. 526 ; revised scheme Sepoys fly to Jagadfspur, of, K ii. 529, 630.
M. i. 102 ; rebels again attack Atak, the fort of, secured by
(May '58), M. ii. 479 ; Col. Pathan guard. May 13, K. ii. Lugard's plan for relieving, 460. M. ii. 479. Atraulia, Kunwar Singh concen- Arah, see Ara. trates his force upon, M. ii.
Arangabad, see Aurangabad. 465 ; Col. Milman marches
Arcot, attempt to stir up sedi- against, M. ii. 456 ; Col. Mil-
tion in, K. i. 262. man is forced back on Azam- Armenians at Calcutta, G-overn- garh, M. ii. 466. ment declines their offer to Attila, his address to his com-
raise volunteers, M. i. 2. manders at Chalons, M. i. Arms Act, produces angry feel- 643 w. ings in Calcutta, K. iii. 177. Attock, see Atak. Army of Retribution in Afghan- Aurangabad, its situation, M.
istan (1842), K. i. 275. iii. 10 ; its Sepoy garrison, M.
Arrah, see Ara. iii. 11 ; reason for disaffection
Arrest of the King of Oudh, at in, M. iii. 11 ; fugitives from Calcutta, K. iii. 38^1. Shahjahanpiir and Mohamdi, Artistic hanging of criminals, overtaken and butchered near,
K. ii. 236. E. iii. 459, 460, M. i. 387. Ashburnham, Gen. T., suggests Native cavalry openly Naval Brigade to keep open threaten mutiny, June 13, M.
communications with Allah- iii. 12 ; Capt. Abbott appeases abad, M. i. 141; Lord El- Native Cavalry, M. iii. 12 phinstone suggests that he Gen. Woodburn enters with offer the China expeditionary his column (June 23), M. iii. — — ;
tfiE HISTOBIES OE THE INDIAN MUTINY. 11
Aurangabdd coni. Azamgarh cord. 13; disarmament of Sepoys, (Aug.), M. ii. 317; threat-
M. iii. 13 ; Major Pollett suc- ened by rebels (Sept.), M. ii.
ceeds G-en. Woodburn in com- 317 ; Nipdlese troops drive
mand at, M. iii. 16 ; and offers rebels away, M. ii. 318 ; force
iii. to advance from, M. 17 ; sent by Sir Colin Campbell to Col. Stuart arrives at, and clear, M. ii. 146. leads troops to Asi'rgarh, M. The English force at (Mar.
iii. 17. '58), M. ii. 465 ; Col. Milman
Awah, the Thdkur of, hesitates commands at, M. ii. 455 ; he
the ii. out to attack Eunwar to join rebels, M. 663 ; moves
Capt. Monck-Mason not per- Singh, Mar. 22, M. ii. 456 ; he mitted to negotiate with him, is forced back upon, M. ii.
ii. joins rebels, and ; arrive, M. 564 ; 457 reinforcements marches on Pali, M. ii. 664. and Col. Dames assumes frinpura mutineers entrench command. Mar. 27, M. ii. 458 themselves in Awah, M. ii. blockade of English force in,
666 ; G-en. G. Lawrence ad- M. ii. 465 ; Sir E. Lugard sent vances against, but retires from Lakimau to relieve, M.
after reconnaissance, M. ii. ii. 468 ; Lord Mark Eerr sent
567 ; the Thakur gets rid of to relieve (Mar. 31, '68), M. ii.
rrinp4ra mutineers, M. ii. 469 ; and succeeds in reliev-
667 ; he evacuates Awah (Jan. ing (April '58), M. ii. 463 6, ; 24, '68), M. ii. 573. pursuit of Eunwar Singh
Awakening to a sense of danger from, M. ii. 472 ; Brig. Doug- by the Government (June), las sent to strengthen pursuit M. i. 8. of Eunwar Singh, M. ii. 472. Ayodhya, Eaja of Porahat, pro- Azigarh, the Kani of, generous claimed ruler of Singhbhiim to fugitives from Naogaon,
at, M. ii. 438; G-en. Hope M. i. 196. Grant destroys rebel boats at, Azimgurh, see Azamgarh. M. iii. 271. Azim-uUah Ehan, agent of Nana
Azamgarh, its situation and Sahib, E. i. 648 ; assists Nana
garrison, E. ii. 213 ; Major Sahib at Kahnptir, E. ii. 312. Burroughs commands at, E.
ii. 213 ; outbreak at, M. i. 83; mutiny at (June 3), E. ii. B. 213, M. iii. 449 ; Sepoys rob
ii. a treasure-escort, E. 214 ; they murder two, and protect Baba Bhatt, brother of Nana the rest of their officers, E. Sahib, E. ii. 312.
ii. 216 ; some show romantic Baba Gangadhar Eao, Eaja of courtesy to their officers, E. Jhansi, M. i. 180. ii. 215 TO. Bad Faith, the prime cause of Placed under martial law, the Mutiny, M. iii. 472. by Major J. Holmes (June 19), Badami, Thakur Singh sent to
E. iii. 103 ; Mr. Venables re- command at (July), M. iii. 32. pulses the rebels at, M. ii. Badaon, in charge of a single
316; Nipalese troops occupy European, E. iii. 281 ; Mr. — —
12 ANALYTICAL INDEX Of
Badaon cont. Bahadur Shah cont. Edwards magistrate and col- his wife Zinat Mahal in-
lector of, M. i. 321 ; excited terferes with succession to meeting at the I'd Festival, title, K. ii. 24; he protests K. iii. 282; Mr. Edwards against succession of Fikru-
sends his wife and child to d-Din, K. ii. 24 ; and desires Nairn' Tal, and remains the the succession of Jawan
sole Englishman at, M. i. 322 Bakht, K. ii. 28; Lord ; Mr. Phillipps rides into, in Canning's terms with re-
search of help, M. i. 322 ; Mr. spect to successor to, K.
Phillipps leaves the place, M. ii. 32.
i. 323 ; three Europeans join Intrigues with Persia, K. ii.
Mr. Edwards, M. i. 323 ; mu- 37-39 ; becomes a Shi'ah, K.
tiny at (June 1), K. iii. 286, ii. 39 ; in the hands of the
M. i. 323 ; Mr. Edwards re- mutineers (May 11), K. ii. 80 ; duces loss by refusing to separates from the Sepoys
receive revenue from land- (Sept. 20), M. ii. 74 ; captured holders, M. i. 325; flight of by Capt. Hodson, K. iii. 645- Mr. Edwards, and his three 647; his trial, M. iii. 387;
companions, M. i. 324 ; Mr. sentenced to transportation Edwards reaches Dharampur, for life, M. iii. 387. M. i. 824; Mr. Edwai-ds See also Dehli, King of. reaches Kahnpur in safety, Bahadurpur, Sir Hugh Rose
M. i. 325. arrives at, M. iii. 215. Authority of Khan Bahadur Bahawalpur, the chief of, assists Khan proclaimed at, K. iii. 287; Edwardes to attack Multan,
the seat of civil war, after de- K. i. 29.
i. parture of English, M. 333 ; Bahwulpore, see Bahawalpur. Gen. Penny marches on, M. Bahraioh, description of, M. i.
ii. 501 ; Gen. Penny is at- 389 ; Mr. C. Wingfield, Com-
tacked and killed (Ap. '58), missioner at, K. iii. 472, M. i.
M. ii. 501. 389 ; Lieut. L. Clarke com-
Badjee Eao, see Baji Eao. mands at, M. i. 394 ; English- Badlee-ka-Serai, see Badli-ki- men escape from, K. iii. 477 ; Sarai. the three officers at, ride to Badli-kf-Sarai, battle of (June Nanpara, but are refused
8), K. ii. 191 ; defeat of muti- protection, M. i. 394 ; they neers, K. ii. 192. return and attempt to cross Badshdhganj, rebels concen- Ghaghrd at Bairamghat, M. i.
trate at, M. ii. 332. 394 ; but are recognised and
Baghput, Brig. Wilson crosses murdered, K. iii. 478, M. i. Jamna at, K. ii. 188. 395. Bah, Brig. Showers scatters Bailey Guard, a post at Lakhnau rebels at, M. iii. 311. Residency, M. i. 361 n., 442. Bahadur Shah, King of Dehli, Bairam Ghat, on Ghaghra, mur-
K. ii. 3 ; becomes Emperor in der of fugitives from Bah-
1837, K. ii. 10 ; his character, raich at, K. iii. 478.
K. ii. 10, M. ii. 72; palace Bairpur, Brig. Berkeley captures intrigues of, K. ii. 24, 33; fort of, M. iii. 281. I ;; — ;;;;;
THE HISTOEIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 13
Baitdl, part of Sagar territory, Balrampdr cont. M. iii. 88. protects English refugees, Baji Eao, the last Peshwa, com- and sends them to Gorakh-
pact made with him, M. iii. pdr, M. i. 394.
482 ; retires to Bithdr, K. i. Banaras, its situation and de-
99 ; advances five 14khs of scription, K. ii. 198 ; number rupees to the Company, K. i. of population, K. ii. 200 w.
100 ; offers to raise and main- number of temples, K. ii.
tain troops to serve the Com- 199 n. ; many State prisoners
pany, K. i. 100 ; his personal resident at, K. ii. 200 ; kading
estate, K. i. 102 n. ; terms of Englishmen at (May 1867), his .will confen-ing gaddi on K ii. 201, 202. Dhundu Pant, K. i. 101 n. Held by moral force, in
Bajrdl, Zamindar of, harries May, K. ii. 205 ; Captains Barauth, M. iii. 430. Olpherts and Watson propose Bakht Khan, Subadar of Artil- the abandonment of, K. ii.
lery at Baraili, his effusive 202 ; arms issued to Euro-
i. ii. loyalty (May 14), M. 303 w. pean residents at, K. 209 ; leads Sepoys from Baraili to the Commissioner allows first Dehli (June 11), K. iii. 277, reinforcements to pass on to
M. i. 317 ; becomes the Sepoy Kahnpur, K. ii. 206 ; the General at Dehli, K. ii. 566 Mint made the rallying point,
urges the King of Dehli to K. ii. 229 ; the Europeans fly fly with him, M. ii. 71. to the Mint (June 4), K. ii.
Balamgarh, Eaja of, submits to 232 ; missionaries fly to Eam- British, M. ii. 108. nagar, K. ii. 229. Bala Rao, brother of Nana Sa- Government neglects to i. hib, K. ii. 312 ; pursued by disarm Sepoys at, M. 5 Gen. Hope Grant, M. iii. disarmament of Sepoys re-
293; defeated by Col. Eow- solved on, K. ii. 218 ; diffi- iii. croft at Tulsipur, M. 293 ; culties in the way of their and his army driven into disarmament, K. ii. 220 NipAl, M. iii. 293. disarmament of 37th Eegi- Balabet, Major Gaussen cap- ment attempted, June 4, K.
tures fort of, M. iii. 99. ii. 221 ; the disarmament
Balandshahr, mutiny at (May mismanaged, K. ii. 226 ; re- battle of sistance of K. ii. 222 20), M. i. 3, 156; Sepoys, ; (Sept. 28), M. ii. 90. mutiny at, M. i. 12; Sikhs Baldeo Singh, Thakur of appear to join in the revolt,
Jhard, raises body of horse for K. ii. 223 ; they are fired the English, M. iii. 313. into and dispersed, K. ii. 224 Balgaon, Mr. Seton-Karr, Col- firing on Sikhs at, causes mu- lector and Magistrate of, M. tiny at Janpur, K. ii. 238
iii. 20. treasure at, saved by help of Balrampur, Gen. Hope Grant Siirat Singh, K. ii. 230; na- arrives at, M. iii. 292. tive gentlemen in, nobly assist Balrampur, Eaja of, undertakes the English, K. ii. 230, 231 to protect refugees from Si- indiscriminate executions at, krora, K. iii, 475 n., M. i. 391 after June 4, K, ii. 236; pri- — ; — ;
14 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Banaras cont. Bandelkhand cont. sons overflowing with crimi- ing in, M. iii. 112; Gen. nals, K. ii. 237; saved by- Whitlock ordered to subdue, succours from Calcutta, K. M. iii. 194; the Nawdb of iii. 3. Banda flies from, M. iii. 201. Arrival of Col. Neill at Bangaon, strong force of rebels
(June 4), E. ii. 216; Brig. at, M. ii. 500 ; Gujadar Singh Ponsonby makes over com- completely defeated at, M. iii.
mand to him, K. ii. 225 ; the 296. town remains tranquil after Banki, final defeat of Nana Sa-
disarmament of Sepoys, K. ii. hib at (Dec. '58), M. iii. 294.
233 ; uprising of rural popu- Banks, Major, his antecedents,
lation around, K. ii. 234 M. i. 414 ; sent by Lord Dal- martial law proclaimed in dis- housie to arrange the annexa-
trict around, K. ii. 235. tion of Oudh, K. iii. 496; Banaras, Eaja of, ably assists Commissioner of Lakhnau,
the English, K. ii. 231. E. iii. 497 ; recommended by Banaras Eajas, the question of Sir H. Lawrence as his suc-
ii. iii. i. their loyalty, K. 681. cessor, E. 495, M. 413 ; Banda, mutiny at, June 14, M. his death at Lakhnau (July
i. 197 ; occupied by the rebels, 21), E. iii. 524, M. i. 452.
M. i. 34 ; Eaja of Eewa sends Banks's House, see Lakhnau.
troops to, M. iii. 112 ; cap- Banswara, one of Ed,j put states,
tured by G-en. Whitlock (Ap. M. i. 246 n. ; Tantia Topf 16, '58), M. iii. 197. enters jungles of, M. iii. 355; Banda, the Nawab of, generous positions of British troops to fugitives from Naogaon, around, M. iii. 356.
M. i. 196 ; and to those from Baosi, Sepoy garrison of, M. ii.
Hamirpiir and Fathpur, M. i. 130 ; Col. Burney commands
197 ; lays excellent trap for at, M. ii. 133; he wins the Gen. Whitlock, M. iii. 195; confidence of his Sepoys, M.
surprises Gen. Whitlock, but ii. 133 ; and drives away ap- is defeated, M. iii. 196; proaching mutineers, M. ii marches into Kalpi, M. iii. 134.
181 ; attacks English left at Banpur, rebels evacuate fort, K%i' (May 22, '58), M. iii. M. iii. 150.
184 ; flies from Bandelkhand, Banpur, Eaja of, receives Euro- iii. joins in M. 201 ; attempt pean oiScers escaping from iii. on Indur, M. 327 ; sur- Lallatpur, M. iii. 98 ; attacks renders to the British, M. iii. Lallatpur mutineers, and is 354. repulsed, M. iii. 98 ; openly Biindah, see Banda. bids for, and wins. Major Banda Husain, commands re- Gaussen's Sepoys, M. iii. 99 bels at Chanda, M. ii. 330. entrenches himself at Mrauli, popular feeling iii. Bandelkhand, M. 106 ; repulses Col. Da- antagonistic to English, M. iii. lyell there, M. iii. 107; at- restrained 346 ; rebellion by tempts to raise the siege of Lieut. W. Osborne, M. iii. Eathgarh, M. iii. 141; de- gains no foot- 112 ; rebellion feated by Sir Hugh Eose, on — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 15
BanpAr, Raja of cont. Baraili cont.
the banks of the Bina, M. iii. that his men will not act, M. i.
143 ; attacked and defeated 315 ; attempt to lead Irreg. by Major Orr, M. iii. 174; Cavalry against mutineers,
ordered by Tantia Topf to E. iii. 272, M. i. 312 ; devotion concentrate on Gwaliar, M. of Capt. Mackenzie's native
iii. 210. orderly, M. i. 316 n. ; mutiny Banqueting hall, a post at and massacre at (May 31),
Lakhnau Eesidency, M. i. E. iii. 260, 270, M. i. 310 ; de- 442. tails of the massacre, E. iii.
Bara, Eaja of, sides with the 273 ; Col. Troup orders re-
i. English, K. ii. 260. treat to Nairn' Tal, M. 312 ; Baraili, its defensive position, fugitives from, reach Naini
M. ii. 523 ; nature of popula- Tal, M. i. 316.
tion, K. iii. 265 ; insurrection Mutiny instigated by Ehan at, in 1816, K. iii. 265; its Bahadur Ehan, M. i. 307; garrison and Christian resi- two claimants for supre-
dents, K. iii. 266 ; Sepoy gar- macy at, E. iii. 274; Ehan
rison of, M. i. 302; Brig. Bahadur Ehan elected ruler
Sibbald commands at, M. i. of, E. iii. 275, M. i. 316; 302. he slaughters all the English
Excited state of Sepoys at, found in, M. i. 317 ; and de-
K. iii. 267 ; Brig. Sibbald ad- stroys Mr. Thomason's tomb,
dresses the Sepoys, K. iii. M. i. 317 ; Bakht Ehan leads
268 ; Sepoys at, use new cart- Sepoys of, to Delhi, M. i.
i. ridge reluctantly, M. 303 ; 317. mutineers from Firozpur ar- Ehan Bahadur Ehan's
rive, E. iii. 269 ; return of force at, M. ii. 622; he re-
Brig. Sibbald to, M. i. 307 solves to oppose the English,
accidental change in position M. ii. 523 ; Sir Colin CampI
of guns, M. i. 303 ; excite- bell arrives at, M. ii. 524 ; he ment caused by change of drives rebels across Natia
position of guns, M. i. 304 rivulet, M. ii. 525 ; fierce at-
ii. Col. Troup tries persuasive tack of Grhazis at, M. 526 ; measures with Sepoys, M. i. the Highlanders annihilate
305 ; guns replaced in former the G-hazis, M. ii. 526 ; Ehan position to satisfy Sepoys, M. Bahadur Ehan evacuates, M.
i. 307 ; concerted rising of ii. 529. May 29 baulked, M. i. 308; Barakpdr, chief cantonment in
loyal conduct of 8th Irreg. Bengal, E. i. 494; favourite Cavalry on May 29, M. i. 308 retreat of officials, E. i. 494 ; ; former good conduct of 8th mutiny at (1824), E. i. 266,
Irreg. Cavaby, M. i. 305 ; Col. 268. Troup has especial confidence Native regiments at, E. i.
in this regiment, M. i. 305, 495 ; mutinous spirit in, at
; mutiny breaks out, M. i. of 1857, M. i. 43 306 beginning ; 310; Oapt. Mackenzie per- ominous fires at, E. i. 497 mitted to charge the guns, M. i. Sepoys fear overwhelming at-
313 ; Capt. Mackenzie finds tack of Europeans, E. i; 526 — ;
16 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Barakpur cont Barker, Col., clears the villages open mutiny at (Marcli 1857), around Pathpur, M. ii. 447.
K. i. 638 ; disbandment of Barker, Brig., defeats rebels at some Sepoys at, M. i. 6. Pannu, after desperate battle,
Sepoys at, desire Enfield M. iii. 287 ; captures fort of rifles, E. iii. 26; Sepoys de- Birwa, M. iii. 287. mand to be led against tbe Barlow, Sir G-eorge, his policy
mutineers, K. iii. 26 ; Grovern- towards the Eajpiits, M. ii. ment neglects to disarm Se- 676.
poys, M. i. 5 ; Sepoys manifest Barnard, Gen. Sir Henry, Gene- mutinous intentions, K. iii. ral of the Sirhind Division,
27 ; Sepoys resolve to mutiny, K. i. 563 ; his indecision of
M. i. 26 ; disarmament of Se- character, K. ii. 632 ; his
poys (June 14), E. iii. 28, kiudness of heart, K. ii. 642 ; M. i. 27. his ceaseless activity, K. ii. 541,
Barakpur Sepoys, report of their 668 ; loved by his troops, K. " mutiny causes Panic Sun- ii. 569 ; Col. Baird Smith's day," M. i. 26. opinion of him, K. ii. 568 Barber (Lieut.) dies during re- Brig. N. Chamberlain's opi-
treat from Naogaon, M. i. nion of him, K. ii. 569 ; Sir 196. John Lawrence's opinion of
Bareilly, see Baraili. him, K. ii. 668 ; Mr. Great- Bareitoh, see Babraicli. hed's opinion of him, K. ii. Barhampur, its situation and 669. suitability for seditious pur- Succeeds Gsn. Anson in
poses, K. i. 498 ; Sepoy garrison command of troops (May 27),
of, M. ii. 130 ; troops at, show K. ii. 164, M. i. 11 ; defends
their suspicions openly, K. i. Gen. Anson from charge of
601, M, i. 43 ; suspicions of dilatoriness, K. ii. 165 ; on Sepoys at, confirmed by inju- the unpreparedness of the
dicious anger of Col. Mitchell, Army in May, K. ii. 148 n.
K. i. 502 ; rising of troops at, moves promptly on Dehli, K.
Feb. 27, K. i. 503 ; excitement ii. 169, 190 ; defeats muti- at, suddenly subsides, K. i. neers at Badli-ki-Sariii (June
507 ; story of greased cart- 8),K.ii. 192; chases mutineers
ridges readily believed in, K. into Dehli, K. ii. 193 ; cap-
i. 600 ; mutinous incident at tures "the Eidge," at Dehli,
(June), M. i. 39 ; outbreak, not K. ii. 193 ; beats the rebels at promptly or vigorously sup- Dehli (June 8), M. i. 33.
pressed, M. i. 17 ; this delay His estimate of the strength
a source of danger at Barak- of Dehli, E. ii. 529 ; his opi-
pur, K. i. 627 ; Sepoys at, dis- nion of immediate assault of
armed (Aug. 2), M. ii. 139. Dehli, E. ii. 637 ; resolves to Barhi on the Chambal, seized by assault Dehli, June 16, E. ii. iii. Kup Singh, M. 309 ; cap- 528 ; again consents to a coup- tured by Oapt. Gordon, M. iii. de-main, June 28, E. ii. 658 310. urgently needs reinforce-
Barka, Mr. Dunlop's fight with ments, M. i. 33 ; his last Bagda at (July), M. iii. 433. letter to Lord Canning, E. ii, — — —
THE HISTOBIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 17
Barnard, Gen. Sir Hemy cont. Bashiratganj cont.
678 ; his death, by cholera battle at (Aug. M. i. 6), 603 ; (July 6), K. ii. 567. third battle at (Aug. 12), M. Barnes, Mr. G-eorge 0., Commis- i. 506. sioner of Cis-Satlaj States, Bates, Major, forces Shergdti energetically collects trans- pass in Chutid Nagpiir (Jan.
port for Gen. Anson's army, 7, '58), M. ii. 441a.
ii. K. 160 ; preserves com- Batson, Dr., attempts to convey munication with Dehli, K. ii. letter from Dehli to Mirat
511. (May 11), K. ii. 91 ; he is de- Baroch, see Baruch. tected and stripped by vil- Barod, Tantia Topi put to flight lagers, K. ii. 92. by Major Somerset, M. iii. Batt, Lieut., distinguishes him- 358. self at Kali Kanki (Aug.), Baroda, native state in Bombay M. iii. 462.
Presidency, M. iii. 2 ; Tantia Battle of Topi hopefully marches on, Agrd (Oct. 10), M. ii. 101. M. iii. 351. A'morha (Mar. 5, '58), M. ii. Barodia, fort captured by Sir 452. Hugh Eose (Feb. 27, '68), M. A'on (July 15), K. ii. 369. iii. 148. Balandshahr (Sept. 28), M. Barrackpore, see Barakpur. ii. 90. Barrakptir, see Barakpur. Bashiratganj (July 29), M.
i. Barrett, Major, protests against 495 ; second battle (Aug. 6),
disarmament of Sepoys at M. i. 503 ; third battle (Aug.
Banaras, K. ii. 219 ; stands 12), M. i. 506. with the Sepoys, when they Bithiir (Aug. 16), M. i. 511. revolt (June 4), K. ii. 222. Chanda (Feb. 19, '58), M. Barron, Lieut., his good service ii. 330.
in western Bihar, M. iii Chanda (Oct. 30), M. ii. 320. 463. Chattra (Oct. 2), M. ii. 141.
Barrow, Capt. Lousada, chief CMllianwala (1849),K. i. 41. civil officer at Salon, E. iii. Chinhat (June 30), K ii. 471. 410, iii. 504, M. i. 425. Barrow, Capt., drives ofE rebel Fathpur (July 12), K. ii. turning force at Alambstgh 360.
M. ii. 355. Gorakhpiir (Jan. 5, '58), M. Barrow, Major, Mr. Forjett ii. 323. shows him secretly his own GujrAt, (1849), K. i. 45. men conspiring, M. iii. 53. Hindan (May 31), M. i. 10. Bartholomew, Capt., trains Kahnpiir (July 16), K. ii. mounted infantry for service 876-381. in Bihdr (Oct. '58), M. ii. 487. Kajwa (Nov. 2), M. ii. 145. Baruch, dispute between Parsis Khasganj (Dec. 15), M. ii. and Muhammadans at, M. iii. 288.
8 ; Lord Elphinstone represses Kota-ki-sarai (June 17, riot at, M. iii. 8. •68), M. iii. 221. Bashiratganj, first battle at Naghi'na (April 21, 'SB), M.
ii. (July 29), M. i. 494 j second 517-519. — ;;
18 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Battles cont. Behunath Singh, rebel leader in Najafgarh (Aug. 25), K. ii. Oudh, M. iii. 271. 652-655. Belgaon, the garrison of, M. iii.
Narnill (Nor. 16),M.ii. 116. 26 ; the state of the fort, M.
Nasratpur (Jan. 23, '58), M. iii. 27 ; Major-Gen. Lester as- ii. 328. sumes command at, M. iii. 27. Nawabganj (.Tune 13), '68, Effect of mutiny at Mirat
M. iii. 268. on, M. iii. 26 ; a rebel emis-
Pall (Sept. 8), M. ii. 565. sary arrives at, M. iii. 27 ; Panna (Oct. 8, '58), M. iii. Mr. Seton-Karr seizes tbe 287. emissary and blows him from
Pattiali (Dec. i;),M.ii. 291. a gun, M. iii. 33 ; Mr. Seton-
Eamnagar (1848), K. i. 37. Karr disarms people at (Aug.
Shahganj (July 5), K. iii. 20), M. iii. 33 ; chief of Nar- 384 gund executed at (June 12, Sivarajpilr (Dec. 9), M. ii. •68), M. iii. 245 n. 278. Thakur Singh, tbe leader Sobanpur (Dec. 26), M. ii. of disaffection at, M. iii. 32 322 he is sent to command at Ba-
Sultanpiir (Feb. 23, '68), M. dami, M. iii. 32 ; reinforce- ii. 334. ments arrive at, M. iii. 33.
Unao (July 29), M. i. 492. Bell, Major Evans, his state- Battye, Quintin, bis bravery and ment about removal of trea- noble deatb, K. ii. 469. sure from Residency at Indor
Beadon, Mr. Cecil, Secretary in controverted, M. i. 218. tbe Home Department, Cal- Bellew, Mr. Henry, takes medi- cutta, Ms theory of " a pass- cal charge of Mission to Kan-
ing and groundless panic," dahar, K. i. 442.
M. i. 2 ; his line of six hun- Belwa, in Gorakhpur, rebel en- ired miles of tranquillity, M. trenched camp at, M. ii, 451.
1. 1, 7, 36, 37 ; bis line rudely Benares, see Banaras.
snapped, M. i. 36 ; tbe four Benei Siagh, Eaja of Alwar, men wbo preserved bis line of places a contingent at service
six hundred miles,M.i.l42,143. of the English, M. i. 259. Beatson, Capt., noble death of, Bengal, the Mutiny approaches, K. ii. 378. K. iii. 60. Beawur, see Biawar. Bengal provinces and people,
Becber, Col. Charles, attacks K. iii. 61 ; mixed character of
Tantia Topi near Bagrod, M. population, K. iii. 62 ; their iii. 342. method of resistance, K. iii. Beoher, Major John, catches 62. and executes mutineers escap- Bengal Army, its growth and
from Hot-Mardan, K. ii. constitution, i. ing K. 213 ; Sepoys
494,496. mostly of high caste, K. i. 212 Beebeeghur, see Bibigbar. local and general service dis-
Begam Kothi, see Lakhnau. cussed, K. i. 333 ; influence of
Behar, see Bihar. system of promotion in, K. i.
Behaudur Shah, see Bahadur 335 ; the policy of admixture
Shah, of caste in, K. i, 331 ; the — —
THE HISTOEIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 19
Bengal Army cont. Berkeley, Brig. cont.
policy of admixture of na- M. ii. 361 ; captures fori of
tionalities in, K. i. 332 ; the Bairplir, M. iii. 281 ; clears presence or absence of Sepoy's forts of Oudh, M. iii. 681; family witli, discussed, K. i. commands Soraon Field Force,
334 ; unsoundness of army M. iii. 280 ; attacks and cuts
denounced, K. i. 324. up the rebels at Dahain, M. Mutinyof (1764), E.i. 208; iii. 280; drives the rebels mutiny of European officers from Ti'rul, M. iii. 281. (1766), K. i. 209,210m.; in- Bethune Female School, visits crease of British officers in of Lady Canning to, cause
(1784), K. i. 211 ; marched to alarm in native mind, K. i.
Chittagong (1824), K. i. 265 ; 475. decline to construct their own Betwa, the, Tiintia Topi fails in barracks at Arakan (1825), K. attempt to cross at Eajuria, i. 270. M. iii. 341. Eeforms in, tend to pro- Bhagalpur, Sepoy garrison of,
voke mutiny, M. iii. 475 ; im- M. ii. 130 ; Mr. G. Yule, Com-
practicability of disarming in missioner at, M. ii. 129 ; he
May, K. ii. 124. tries to maintain order with-
Bengal Artillery, the 5th troop, out British troops, M. ii. 130 ; 1st brigade, the only part mutiny at (Aug. 14), M. ii. which remains loyal, M. iii. 133.
, 502. Bhagpat, found on the point of Bengal Yeomanry Cavalry, their rebellion by Mr. Dunlop, M. organisation, M. ii. 434. iii. 426. Beni Madhava, chief of Shan- Bhairpdr, see Bairplir. karpur, refuses to surrender, Bhandara, garrison of, M. iii.
M. iii. 291 ; threatens road 113. between Lakhnau and Kahu- Bharatpur, one of Eajput states,
pur, M. iii. 266 ; chased from M. i. 245 w.; Major Nixon
Atraulia, M. ii; 319 ; defeated agent at, M. i. 259 ; applied at Dhundhia Khere by Col. to, by Mr. Colvin, for aid, M.
Evelegh (Nov. 10, '58), M. iii. i. 153 ; sends a regiment to
292 ; totally defeated at assist Mr. Colvin, M. i. 154. Dhdndhia Khere (Nov. 24, Bharatpur Contingent, mutiny '58), M. iii. 292. of (May 31), K iii. 241, M. i. Bentinck, Lord William, visits 164; force their officers to Oudh to warn the ruler, leave them, M. i. 165. (1831), K. i. 121. Bharatpur, Eaja of, sends troops Berford, Mr., deserts his post at to protect Muthra, K. iii. 209. Mozaffarnagar on the first Bhaugaon, murder of Capt.
alarm, K. iii. 247 n., M. i. 301. Fletcher Hayes at, K. iii. Beresford, Mr., and his wife, 522 m. fight bravely for their lives, Bhijalpur rebels, defeated by K ii. 81. Lieut. SherrifE, M. iii. 211 n. Berhampore, see Brahmapur. Bhils, free from caste preju-
Berkeley, Brig., his character dices, M. i. 208 ; summoned and services at the Alambagh, to Indor, by Col. Durand, M. g * — ;
20 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Bhils cont. Bihar, district of Patna Divi-
i. 208 ; at Indor, commanded sion, K. iii. 71 n. ; Allahabad
by Col. Stockley, M. i. 209. the key of, M. ii. 447.
Party of, surprise and dis- Alarm in, K. iii. 63 ; in- arm Burhanpur mutineers, M. creasing excitement in, E. iii. iii. in, 59. 68 ; grounds of alarm E.
Bhilwara, Tantiii Topi takes up iii. 77 ; summary of events
position near, M. iii. 321 ; he in June and July, M. ii. 442 is driven from, by Gen. Ro- Europeans of, have full confi-
berts, M. iii. 322 ; he contem- dence in Mr. W. Tayler, M. i.
plates surrender at, M. iii. 60 ; jeopardised by Gen. Lloyd 356. and the Government, M. i.
Bhim Eao Bhonsla, courteously 117 ; saved by Mr. W. Tayler receives the returning plun- and Major Eyre, M. i. 116,
derers of Bhdpawar and Sii- 117 ; the administration which durpur, M. iii. 69. succeeded that of Mr. Tayler, Bhfm Eao, chief of Kopaldurg, M. ii. 443. joined by Dharwar insurgents. Eeceives influx of rebels May '68, M. iii. 243; killed from other parts, M. ii. 444; at Kopaldurg, M. iii. 244. mutinous cavalry plunder un-
Bhogniwala, Col. Coke defeats checked, M. ii. 444 ; troops rebels at, M. ii. 515. guarding, in Oct., M. ii. 445 ; Bhonsla territory, annexed by Kunwar Singh reappears on Lord Dalhousie, M. iii. 481. the Son river, M. ii. 444; Bhopal, see Bhupal. danger to, from mutinies at
Bhopawur, see Bhupawar. Dakha and Chatgaon, M. ii. Bhowan, rebels defeated at, by 426. Mr. Dunlop, M. iii. 436. Bihar, Eastern, Sepoy garrison
Bhumij, a tribe in Chutia Nag- of, M. ii. 130 ; the disaffected pur, M. ii. 134. of Eastern, severed from Bhupal, Begam of, sends troops Western, by Mr. G. Yule, M. to reinforce Sir Hugh Eose, ii. 132. M. iii. 138. Bi'jerajugarh, captured by Lieut. Bhupal Contingent, inactive at W. Osborne, M. iii. 112. Indor, K. iii. 331. Bignor, see Bi'jnur. Bhupal Singh, rebel leader in Bi'jnur, its situation and extent,
Oudh, M. iii. 271. M. iii. 400 ; civil ofBcers at,
Bhupawar, plundered by mer- M. iii. 401 ; Mr. Shatespear cenaries of Dhar and Amj- Collector and Magistrate at,
hera, M. iii. 69 ; Capt. Hut- M. iii. 400. chinson and other Europeans Invaded by mutineers from ' escape from, iii. 342. K. Eurki, M. iii. 402 ; Mr. Shake- Bhurtpore, see Bharatpur. spear receives native assist- Biawar, fugitives from Nasi'r- ance in suppressing disorder, abad escape to, K. iii. 322. M. iii. 402 ; prisoners break Bi'bighar, at Kahnpur, descrip- out of jail, M. iii. 403 ; Mr. tion of, K. ii. 354 n. Shakespear stops exit of pri-
Biddulph, Col., killed at Lakh- soners from jail, M. iii. 403 ; nau, M. ii. 212, Hindu zaniindars and others — ;; —
The histoeies op the Indian mutiny. 21
Bijnur cont. Bi'jndr cont. help in restoration of order, totter at, M. iii. 416; recon- M. iii. 404; Mr. Shakespear quered by Mr. Shakespear secures all the money in a with troops from Rurki (April well, M. iii. 404. '58), M. iii. 417. The Nawab of Najibabad Bikanfr, one of Rajput states, attempts to plunder, M. iii. M. i. 245 n.
404 ; Mr. Shakespear induces Bikanir, Raja of, 600 of Tantia
him to retire, M. iii. 406 ; the Topi's troops surrender to Nawab makes second attempt him (Jan. 26, '59), M. iii. 367. on, M. iii. 405; Mr, Shake- Bilaspur, garrison of, M. iii. 113. spear gets rid of his native Bina, Sir Hugh Rose defeats
infantrj, M. iii. 406 ; a third Rdja of Banpur there, M. iii time threatened by the Nawab, 143.
M. iii. 406 ; the treasure safely Birch, Col. Richard, Military conveyed from, M. iii. 406 Secretary to Government of Mr. Shakespeg-r readers the India in 1857, K. i. 613. Nawab of Najfbabad passive, Birch, Lieut.-Col., marches 41st M. iii. 407. N.I. against mutineers with
The district left for ten days success, M. i. 378 ; murder of, to the care of Nawab of Na- at Si'tapur, K. iii. 456, M. i. jibabad, M. iii. 408; Mr. 380. Shakespear, with officers and Birch, Fort Adjutant, killed in ladies, retires to Edrki (June the revolt at Allahabad (June 11), M. iii. 409; the Nawab 6), K ii. 252. proclaims himself ruler, under Birch, Lieut., surprises and dis- the King of Dehli, M. iii. arms Burhanpiir, M. iii. 69 ;
409 ; the chaudris of, rise and attacked bv Kols in Singh-
chase the Nawab from the bhiim, M. ii. 439. place, Aug. 6, M. iii. 411 Bird, Mr., joint magistrate of
Mr. Shakespear directs two Gorakhpiir, M. iii. 447 ; suc- native officials to take charge cessfully resists attempt of
of, M. iii. 411 ; the town prisoners to escape from Go-
seized and sacked by the Na- rakhpiir jail, M. iii. 450 ; re- wab, Aug. 23, M. iii. 412. maiQS behind alone atGorakh-
Eiotous condition of, during pur, M. iii. 456 ; insulted and
Sept., M. iii. 412; three forced to fly, M. iii. 456 ; a princes of Dehli family head price set on his head, but he the rebels at, M. iii. 413 escapes to Betia, M. iii. 457. Muhammadans of, gain the Birma, relations with (1826-49),
supremacy, M. iii. 413 ; chau- K. i. 65 ; annexation of Pegu
dris of, escape to Mirat, M. (1849), Z. i. && ; difficulty in
iii. 413. garrisoning, K. i. 459 ; diffi- Rebels from, attack and culty of marching troops to, burn Miranpur, Kankhal, and K. i. 463. Haridwar, M. iii. 413; they Birwa, captured by Brig. Bar- are defeated by Capt. Bois- ker (Oct. '68), M. iii. 287.
ragon, M. iii. 415 ; this vic- Bithauli, evacuated by the Be- tory makes rebel authority gam of Lakhnau, M. ii. 497. ; —
22 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Bithoor, see Bithdr. Bombay cont. Bithor, see Bithur. outbreak of Sepoys, M. iii.
Bithur, near Kahnpur, asylum 49 ; Mr. Forjett hurries to
of the Peshwas, K. i." 99; Sepoy lines, M. iii. 49; he Gen. Neill sends tliree river defies and quells Sepoy rising,
parties to annoy, M. i. 499, M. iii. 60.
607, 508 ; he marches men Ganga Parshad's house
past, for moral effect, M. i. used for mutinous meetings,
509; flight of Nana Sahib M. iii. 53 ; Sepoys resolve to
from, July 18, K. ii. 390 ; de- break out at the Diwali fes-
struction of the palace at, K. tival, M. iii. 62 ; detection and ii. 392; Mna Sahib's force at, punishment of conspirators,
i. their defeat M. iii. 63 ; substantial grati- M. 510 ; (Aug.
16), M. i. 511 ; Nana Sahib's tude of inhabitants to Mr. iii. to. palace and temple destroyed Forjett, M. 51 n., 52 ; at, M. ii. 281. the Queen's proclamation read Blowing from guns at Hot- with ceremony at (Nov. 1, Mardan, excellent moral effect '68), M. iii. 395. of, K. ii. 491. Bombay Army, its constitution, Blunt, Major, his brilliant act, K. i. 218. at attack on Sikandar Bagh, Bombay Presidency, description
M. ii. 181. and extent of, M. iii. 1 ; na- Board of Control, see Control, tive states subordinate to, M.
Board of. iii. 2 ; Inam Commission, K.
Bogle, Lieut., rescues Sitapur i. 175 ; critical condition of fugitives, at Lakhnau (Mar. (Oct. '58), M. iii. 343. 17, '58), M. ii. 403 n. Bone-dust, defilement of caste, Boisragon, Capt. H., attacks and by, feared, K. i. 669, 639. defeats Bi'jnur raiders at Kan- Bonham, Lieut., his activity and
khal, M. iii. 415 ; his victory skill, K. iii. 639 ; remains causes rebel authority in Bij- alone at Sikrora, K. iii. 476,
niir to totter, M. iii. 416. M. i. 393 ; forced to fly from
Sikrora, iii. i. Bombay, Sepoy and European K 476, M. 393 ;
garrison of, M. iii. 46 ; Gen. his great bravery at battle of
iii. iii. to. Shortt commands at, M. Chinhat, K. 507 and ;
43 ; nature of Lord Blphin- heroically strives to save how-
stone'a defence of, M. iii. 54 itzer, M. i. 427 TO. he cheerfully responds to Bonus, Lieut., his gallantry at Lord Canning's application storming of Jhansi, M. iii.
for aid, K. i. 611, 612. 169. Mr. Forjett, Soperintendent Boulton, Lieut., escapes from
of Police at, K. iii. 408, M. mutiny of 48th N.L,M. i. 372.
iii. 43 ; he organises force of Boyle, Mr. Vicars, his house at mounted Europeans, M. iii. Ara, K. iii. provisions 125 ; at (Aug.), E. iii. his house, 43 ; panic 408 anticipating dan-
Gen. Shortt and Mr. Forjett ger, K. iii. 126 ; fortifies his
mutually distrust each others house at Ara, M. i. 80 ; he,
forces, M. iii. 47 ; disturbance Colvin, and Wake, noble asso- M. iii. 48 ciates at the Muharram, ; of the four who saved — ;
THE flISTORIIlS 01* DSE INDIAN MPTINP. 23
Boyle, Mr. Vicars cont. British ofBcers at Madras Mu-
Mr. Beadon's line of six hun- tiny (1809), K. i. 252 ; why
dred miles, M. i. 143. British officers are respected
Brahmans alarmed by spread of by Sepoys, K. i. 328 ; dan-
education, K. i. 183 ; irritated gerous proselytisers among, by great public works, K. i. K. i. 479. * 191. British supremacy saved by
Brahmanism, K. i. 181 ; under- mutinv at Mirat, opinion on, mined by spread of education, K. ii. 108. K. i. 184; suppression of British troops sympathise with cruel rites by the English, the Sepoys in their mutiny at
K. i. 184. Firozpur (1844), K. i. 279. Braj Mohan Singh, the first Broach, see Bariich. man to use the greased car- Browne, Capt., his gallantry at tridges, his house burnt, M. Kiirsi, M. ii. 411.
iii. 47. Browne, Capt. Samuel, leads Bramley, Lieut., killed at EAiya, attack on Sirpura, M. iii.
M. ii. 606. 277 ; his daring gallantry in Brasyer, Capt., bravery of his capturing a gun, M. iii. 277
ii. severely wounded, M. iii. Sikhs at Lakhnau, M. 392 ; 278; turns third rebel line of de- completely defeats rebels, M. fence at Lakhnau, M. ii. 392. iii. 279. Brigade Mess, a post at Lakh- Brownlow, Lieut., blown up, by
nau Eesidency, M. i. 443. See accident, at Lakhnau, M. ii. I
also Lakhnau. I 404.
Briggs, Capt., organises military I Brownlow, Midshipman, his transport train at Ludhii'ina, energy and bravery at He- I ii. tampiir, iii. K. 611. \ M. 462. Brind, Major James, commands Budhayan, manoeuvring of Gen. heavy artillery at Dehli, K. Franks and Mahndi Husain
iii. 560 ; commands right sec- to gain fort of, M. ii. 332; tion of No. 1 battery at Dehlf, Gen. Franks enters fort of,
M. ii. 13 ; his dauntless cou- M. ii. 332.
iii. rage, K. 560 m. ; given the Bukht Khan, see Bakht Khan, task of securing possession of Bundi, one of Rajput states, M.
Dehli, M. ii. 81 ; vigorously i. 245 n.; Tautia Topi mai'ches
restores order in Dehli, M. ii. on, M. iii. 320 ; the Maharao 82. shuts his gates against Tantia
British administration, some Topi, M. iii. 320 ; Tantia Topi faults of, disclosed by the turns from, M. iii. 320.
Mutiny, K. iii. 287 re. Bundlekund, see Bundelkhand. British Army in India, before Burbank, Capt., his good ser-
the Mutiny, its number and vice in Chutia Nagpur, M. ii.
constitution, K. i. 341 ; effect 432, iii. 463. of partial withdrawal of, for Burgess, Corporal, one of ex-
Crimean War, K. i. 343 ; im- plosion party at Kashmir gate, policy of leaving large tracts Dehli, M. ii. 32. of country unguarded by, K. Burhanpur, mutiny at (July),
i. 340, 343. M. iii. 59. — ;
24 ANALYTICAL INDEX OS"
Burmah, see Birma. Calcutta cont
Bumey, Col., commands at on possibilities, M. i. 5 ; the
Bdosi', M. ii. 133 ; Wins the community distrusts Lord confidence of his Sepoys, M. Canning, K. ii. 116.
ii. 138 ; drives away approach- Despatch of 84th Regiment ing mutineers, M. ii. 134. for the North- West Pro-
i. Burning of villages by Euro- vinces (May 20), M. 2 ; ar- peans, deprecated by Lord rival of first reinforcements Canning, K. iii. 54. at (May 23), K. ii. 128, M. i. Burton, Major, political agent 2,8.
at Kota, M. ii. 668 ; after Queen's birthday celebrated heroic resistance, is murdered with usual honours at (May with his sons at Kota, M. ii. 25), K. ii. 118; special points ii. 670. of danger near, K. 122 ; Bushby, Mr., succeeds Col. Slee- failure to aid in pushing nian as political agent in Sa- troops to the front, E. ii.
gar, M. iii. 89. 131 ; deficiency in means of Busher, Sergt.-Major, sole sur- transport at, K. iii. 3. vivor of three boats escaping Government confident as to from Taizabad, K. iii. 468. speedy fall of Dehli, M. i. 3 Butler, Lieut. Thomas, his dar- Government at, sent thanks ing deed at Lakhnau, M. ii. to 6th Eegiment at Allahabad
376. for loyalty, M. i. 9 ; receives Byng, Major, finds the Chat- alarming news from beyond
gaon mutineers at Latu, M. Allahabdd, M. i. 3.
ii. 423 ; his death in attack- Unprotected state of (June
ii. ing them, M. 424. 1), M. i. 6 ; Government de- Byram Ghaut, see Bairam Ghat. luded by loyal professions of
Sepoys, M. i. 9 ; but guilty of fatuity in trusting Sepoys, M.
i. 46 ; communication with North-West Provinces inter- c. rupted, E. iii. 5 ; reinforce- ments sent on with rapidity, Calcittta, condition of, in May M. i. 8. 1857, K. ii. 112; alarm in, Volunteer Corps formed at,
ii. (June E. iii. i. during May, K. 113 ; just 12), 12, M. 16 ; causes of alarm, K. ii. 114; Volunteer force formed in a
Government had not fully few days, M. i. 15 ; useful realised danger up to end of services of Volunteers at, E.
May, M. i. 1 ; Government iii. 42. back to Alarm at (June), iii. order 84th Eegiment K. 25 ; i. Eangdn (May 3), M. 6 ; re- European troops in vicinity
fuses aid of citizens (May 20), of, M. i. 22 ; outburst of in- " M. i. 6 ; anticipates speedy dignation against Gagging
suppression of the Mutiny Act," M. i. 20 ; state of (June
(May 26), M. i. 2 ; reason for 13), M. i. 22. false security of Government " Panic Sunday " at (June
at, M. i. 7 ; Government relies 14), K. iii. 29; discreditable — ; — ;
The histories op th.S Indian mutiny. 26
Calcutta cont. Calcutta cont.
pusillanimity of higher offi- 1), M. 133 ; Madras Sepoys
cials at, M. i. 25; complete land at (Aug. 5), M. ii. 138; desertion of parts of city, K. arrival of Lord Elgin at (Aug.
iii. 32; Natives as much 8), M. i. 140 ; arrival of Capt. scared as Europeans, K. iii. Peel and Capt. Sotheby, M. i.
33 ; courage of mercantile and 141 ; the Naval Brigade starts trading community during, (Aug. 18), M. ii. 126; Sir
M. i. 26 TO. ; description of Colin Campbell arrives in
"Panic Sunday," by "Friend (Aug. 13), M. i. 142 ; he has
iii. force authorities of India," K. 35to. ; pro- to to procure bable exaggeration in account supplies, M. ii. 122. of, K. iii. 34. Arrival of troops from Escape of prisoner from Africa (Sept.), M. ii. 125 Port William, K. iii. 35 w., troops from China expedition
665, 678 ; arrest of King of arrive (Aug. 13-Oct. 26), M.
Oudh at (June 15), K. iii. 38, ii. 125, 128 ; ceases to be the 41, M. i. 27. centre of real authority (Nov. Proposals for disarming 27), M. ii. 417.
Natives at, K. iii. 56 ; the Panic of Mar. 3, '58, M. ii. merchants of, press upon 418; Major Cavenagh's ac- Lord Canning the disarming count of the cause of the
i. ii. ; of Danapur Sepoys, M. 63 ; panic, M. 510 Mr. J. P. deputation of merchants wait Grant returns to, as President on Lord Canning (July 20), of the Council, M. ii. 418;
M. i. 63; they remonstrate Queen's proclamation read with Lord Canning for not with ceremony at (Nov. 1, disarming Danapur Sepoys, '58), M. iii. 395.
M. i. 63 ; Lord Canning re- Campbell, Capt. Eose, sent as fuses request of merchants envoy to Raja of Shorapur,
of, M. i. 64 ; Government at, M. iii. 127 ; returns unsuc-
mainly responsible for mutiny cessful, M. iii. 127 ; receives
at Danapur, M. i. 71 ; the political charge of Shorapur, Grand Jury suggest the dis- M. iii. 129. arming of native pppulation Campbell, Col., commands third
of, M. i. 137 ; Lord Canning column of assault at Dehli, disarms both Eoropeans and M. ii. 28. natives (July 31), M. i. 138 Campbell, Brig., clears the dis- intense unpopularity of this trict on left bank of the
measure, M. i. 138. Ganges, M. ii. 449 ; ordered Arrival of Sir P. Grant at to cut off retreat from Miisa
(June 17), M. i. 29 ; false re- Bagh, M. ii. 406 ; fails to do
port of capture of Dehli, M. so, M. ii. 408 ; incalculable
i. 33 ; Sir H. Lawrence an- mischief caused by his ne-
nounces Kahnpur massacre glect, M. ii. 408 n. ; his failure to, M. i. 34; Gen. Havelock justified by Sir Colin Camp- starts fi-om (June 24), M. i .35 bell, M. ii. 414. gloomy prospects at, on ar- Campbell, Mrs., her romantic es-
rival of Sii' J. Outram, (Aug. cape from Gwaliar,K. iii. 318 to. ; — ;
26 ANALYTICAL IKDES OV
Campbell, Sir Colin, overcomes Campbell, Sir Colin cont.
the mutinous Sepoy regiments ii. 149, 226 ; the careful fore- in the Panjab (1849), K. i. thought of his instructions, 311. ii. joins Brig. Hope M. 227 ; His capacity as a com- Grant at Bani, M. ii. 160 mander, M. ii. 279; his ca- meets Mr. Eavanagh from pacity as a general, M. ii. Lakhnau Eesidency, M. ii.
413; his extraordinary order 150 ; his plan of operations ii. to G-en. Outram, M. ii. 413 against Lakhnau, M. 167 ; a general of the second rank, substantially adopts Gen. M. ii. 414; his appreciation Outram's plan of attack on
of the services of Adrian Lakhnau, M. ii. 168 ; encamps
Hope, M. ii. 510 ; his enco- behind the A'lambagh, M. ii. mium on Capt. S. Browne's 169. gallantry, M. iii. 278 n. His advance from the Alam- Arrives at Calcutta (Aug. bagh (Nov. 14), M. ii. 172;
i. ii. Dilkhusha 13), M. 142, 119 ; position penetrates the of affairs on his arrival, M. Park, M. ii. 173; carries and
ii. 119 ; nothing done by Go- occupies the Martiniere, M.
vernment before his arrival, ii. 174 ; the rebels attack
M. ii. 121 ; has to force Cal- centre, but fail, M. ii. 175; cutta departments to procure rebels make second attempt
supplies, M. ii. 122 ; confirms on centre, but fail, M. ii. 176 ; and extols Gen. Outram's leaves his baggage and in- order of Sept. 16, M. i. 624; valids at Dilkhusha, M. ii.
organises bullock - train to 178 ; again advances (Nov.
Allahabad, M. ii. 123 ; sends 16), M. ii. 179 ; signals his patrolling columns along advance to Gen. Outram, M.
Grand Trunk Eoad, M. ii. ii. 179 ; rebels attack the
124; the civil authorities di- right, but fail, M. ii. 179 ; re- vert his patrolling parties, M. solves to silence the Kaisar
ii. 124 ; reinforcements reach Bagh, M. ii. 209 ; his move- him in October, M. ii. 128. ment on the Sikandar Bagh,
Starts, with his staff, for M. ii. 180 ; resolves to cap-
Allahabad (Oct. M. ii. ture Shah Najif, ii. 27), M. 189 ;
129, 142 ; he is nearly cap- his address to Highlanders tured at Sherghati (Oct. 29), before assault on Shah Najif,
M. ii. 142 ; reaches Allah- M. ii. 191 ; leads assault in
abad (Nov. 1), M. ii. 143; person^ M. ii. 192 ; the band sends a force to clear Azam- of heroes who fought with garh, M. ii. 146. him on Nov. 16, M. ii. 197,
Eesolves to relieve Lakh- 198 ; his plan of operations
ii. nau, M. 146, 148; the for Nov. 17, M. ii. 199 ; se- troops with which he ad- cures his left flank, M. ii. ii. vanced to Lakhnau, M. 200 ; attacks the Mess House,
final ii. 165 ; strength of his at- M. 201 ; his rage at Capt. tacking force, M. ii. 170; his Wolseley for exceeding orders,
instructions to Gen. Wind- M. ii. 203 n. ; relieves Lakh- ham for holding Kahnpur, M. nau (Nov. 17), M. ii. 204. — ; — ;
THU fllSTOBIfiS OF *HB INDIAN MOTINt. 27
Campbell, Sir Colin cont. Campbell, Sir Colin cont.
His communications with ii. 273 ; sends Gen. Hope Kahnpiir severed by Tautia Grant in pursuit of TAntia Topi (Nov. 19), M. ii. 232 Topi, M. ii. 276. successfully withdraws garri- In want of transport at
son, &c. from Lakhnau (Nov. Kahnpdr, M. ii. 283 ; sends
22), M. ii. 216 ; his forces Gen. Walpole to I'tawa and re-unite at the Dilkhusha Mainpuri, M. ii. 284; his
(Nov. 23), M. ii. 217 ; resolves plan for clearing the Doab, to retire by road he advanced, M. ii. 284; receives carriages
M. ii. 214 ; reaches the Alam- for transport, M. ii. 299. bagh (Nov. 25), M. ii. 221 Starts from Kahnpur (Dec. leaves Gen. Outram in charge 24), M. ii. 299; arrives at of Alambagh, M. ii. 222. Miran-ki'-sarai, M. ii. 299 Becomes the real Governor meets Capt. Hodson, M. ii.
of India (Nov. 27-Jan. '58), 297, 299 ; reaches Gurusahai-
M. ii. 417. ganj, M. ii. 299; approaches
Leaves the Alanibagh for Pathgarh, M. ii. 301 ; defeats Eahnpur (Nov. 27), M. ii. the rebels at Fathgarh, M. ii.
222 ; receives urgent call for ,303 ; ovation given him by
help, M. ii. 223 ; leads forced soldiers, M. ii. 304 ; enters march back to Kahnpur, M. Fathgarh (Jan. 3, '68), M. ii. ii. 224; crosses the bridge 306. into Kahnpur (Nov. 28), M. Joined by Brig. Seaton and ]
ii. ; begins to drive Tan- Gen. Walpole, at Fathgarh, 225 ]
tia Topi from Kahnpdr (Nov. M. ii. 306 ; importance of his j
ii. ii. 29), M. 259 ; the whole of ! position at Fathgarh, M.
his force crosses into Kahn- 309 ; directs Carthew to clear pur (Nov. 80), M. ii. 261; district east of Jamna, M. ii.
sends non-combatants to Al- 448 ; wishes to attack Eohil-
lahabad, M. ii. 263. khand, M. ii. 306 ; induced Tantia Topi attacks his by Lord Canning to attack position at Kahnpur (Dec. Oudh first, M. ii. 309; strength 2), M. ii. 263; Tdntia Topi of his force for subduing
renews attack (Dec. 4), M. ii. Oudh, M. ii. 314 ; orders
265 ; his plan for driving siege-train from i^^gra, M. ii. Tantia Topf from Kahnpur, 310; sends Gen. Walpole
M. ii. 265 ; strength of his against Allahganj, M. ii. 311; forces at Kahnpur, M. ii. 267. deceives the Eohilkhand re-
Begins attack on Tantia bels, M. ii. 311 ; leaves Fath- Topi (Dec. 6), M. ii. 268; garh for Kahnpur (Feb. 1, captures camp of Gwaliar '68), M. ii. 314. Contingent, at Kahnpur, M. His force for capture of
Li. 271 ; defeats Tantia Topi Lakhnau, M. ii. 364 ; decides at Kahnpur, M. ii. pur- to attack east side of Lakh- 271 ;
sues his troops from Kahn- nau, M. ii. 367 ; his plan for pur, M. ii. 272; sends Gen. capture of the town, M. ii.
Mansfield to cut off Tantia 368 ; captures the Dilkhusha,
Topi's retreat, who fails, M. Lakhnau, M. ii. 369 ; throws — ; — ;
28 AiSTALYTIOAL INDEX 01*
Campbell, Sir Colin cont. CampbeU, Sir Colin cont.
ii. Brig. two pontoon bridges across hanptir, M. 538 ; joins ii. G-umti, M. ii. 370 ; his posi- Jones there, M. 637; re- tion opposite Lakhnau, M. ii. pulses the Maulavi's troops
370 ; sends Gen. Outram at Panhat (May 18, '58), M. across the Grumti, M. ii. 371 ii. 639; sends for, and is joined ii. , captures the Marfciniere, M. by Col. Coke, M. 640;
ii. 377 ; storms and captures again out-manoeuvred by the Banks's House, M. ii. 379 Maulavi, M. ii. 540. capture of second rebel line Orders Sir Hugh Eose to
of defence, M. ii. 391 ; cap- march on Charkhari, M. iii.
ture of Qaisar Bagh, and third 154 ; Sir E. Hamilton autho- line of defence, M. ii. 394. rises Sir Hugh Eose to dis- iii. His extraordinary order to obey this order, M. 166 ; Gen. Outram (Mar. 14, '68), thinks campaign in Central
M. ii. 397 ; disastrous conse- India ended with capture of quences of that order, M. ii. Kalpf, M. iii. 189; admitted
398 ; sends Hope Grant along to participate in Banda and
Sitapur road, M. ii. 399; Kirwi booty, M. iii. 202 ; re- sends Brig. Campbell along primands Sir H. Eose for
Sandila road, M. ii. 399 ; his reassuming command without instructions to Gen. Outram, authority, M. iii. 213 n. ;
M. ii. 399 ; sends him to cap- places troops at service of Sir
ii. iii. ture Musa Bagh, M. 405 ; H. Eose, M. 214. sends Col. Maxwell against Created Lord Clyde, M. iii.
Kalpi, M. ii. 460 ; his work 288. after the fall of Lakhnau, M. His plan for finally crush-
ii. 467. ing the Mutiny (Oct. '58), M.
Lord Canning insists on iii. 288 ; orders Gen. Hope his immediate attack of Eo- Grant to move up the Gumti,
hilkhand. M. ii. 498; Sir M. iii. 289 ; marches on Colin organises three columns Ami'thi and receives submis- to attack Eohilkhand, M. ii. sion of Eaja, M. iii. 291
498 ; allows the Maulavi to offers terms to Beni Madhava, escape from Shahjahanpur, which are rejected, M. iii.
M. ii. 522 ; arrives at Pan'd- 291 ; totally defeats Beni
pur, M. ii. 622 ; his force for Madhava at Dhundhia Khere,
attack of Baraili, M. ii. 624 M. iii. 292 ; drives the Begam drives rebels across Natia and Nana Sahib into Nipal,
ii. iii. rivulet, M. 526 ; pauses in M. 294; complete success his attack on Baraili, M. ii. of his plan for clearing Oudh, allows Khan iii. 628 ; his pause M. 297. Bahadur Khan to escape, M. Camp-followers, the want of,
ii. 529. stops Neill's advance from Distributes his troops over Allahabad, K. ii. 273. the north-west, M. ii. 537; Candahar, see Kandahar. leaves Baraili for Tathgarh, Canning, Lord. aside to sup- M. ii. 638 ; turns Biogrofihical details. — His
port Brig. Jones at Shahja- birth, K, i. 362 j memorials — — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MOTINT. 29
Canning, Lord cont. Canning, Lord cont.
of his early life, K. i. 627; E. i. 415 ; dislikes Central
his school-days, K. i. 363 ; at Asian affairs, E. i. 416 ; averse
Eton, K. i. 364; at Oxford, to interfering with Hirdt, E.
K. i. 366 ; takes his degree at i. 447 ; declines to send a
Oxford, K. i. ; his mar- Mission to Hirdt, E. i. 416 368 ;
riage, K. i. 368 ; his excess of driven into alliance with Af-
conscientiousness, K. i. 684; ghanistan, E. i. 428 ; delighted his serenity in danger, K. i. with alliance of Dost Muham- 598; enters Parliament (1836), mad, E. i. 444.
E. i. 368 ; his father named His reasons for doubting Governor- General in 1822, K. the Panjab, E. ii. 417-419;
i. 361; Lord EUenborough forbids Sir J. Lawrence to offers him the Private Secre- cede Peshawar, E. ii. 619.
taryship, K. i. 369 ; takes Approves annexation of
office in English Ministry, K. Oudh, E. i. 381 ; endeavours
i. 370 ; declines the seals of to reconcile disputes of offi-
the Foreign Office under Lord cials in Oudh, E. i. 400 ; his
Derby, K. i. 371 ; accepts the courteous rebukes to Mr. C.
Postmaster-Generalship under Jackson, E. i. 400 n., 406 ; re-
Lord Aberdeen, K. i. 372 ; re- solves to remove Mr. C. Jack- appointed to Post Office by son from Oudh, E. i. 408. Lord Palmerston, K. i. 373. On the position of the Dehli
Appointed Governor- Gene- Emperor, E. ii. 29 ; endorses ral, K. i. 360, 374; his ap- Lord Dalhousie's policy with pointment received with dis- respect to Dehli sovereign, E.
ii. approbation, K. i. 374 ; ban- 29-31 ; his terms with re- quet at London Tavern on his sjject to the Dehli succession,
appointment, E. i. 375 ; his E. ii. 32. speech before starting to His financial measures, E.
India, E. i. 377-379. iii. 48-50 ; stops reproduc-
reception at Bombay, tive public works, iii. His E. 50 ; on first landing in Lidia, E. his instructions to executive
i. lands at Calcutta officers, iii. 384; E. 52, 53 ; pru-
(Feb. 29, '56), E. i. 385 ; first dently endeavours to prevent days as Governor-General, E. famine following Mutiny, E.
i. guided at first by iii. ; his views on regulat- 385 ; 192 Lord Dalhousie's policy and ing polygamy, E. i. 478 n.
advisers, M. iii. 491 ; becomes his defence of General Service
really great when he stands enlistment, E. i. 468 ; his alone at Allahabad, M. iii. opinion of the greased car-
493 ; his low estimate of the tridges, E. i. 559 ; fears un- higher Indian officials, M. iii. due concession, E. i. 559
495 ; his personal vexations, orders the amended cartridges
E. iii. 51 ; extraneous corre- to be used, E. i. 660. spondence poured upon him, His views on the Bihar out-
E. iii. 6. break, E. iii. 170 ; his private General Policy. — Dislikes secretary exonerates Mr. Tay-
the idea of war with Persia, ler from all blame, M. i. — —
30 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Canning, Lord cont. Canning, Lord eont. 121 n.; commends Mr. A. ment of a Volunteer corps,
Money's retreat from G-aya, M. i. 15.
K. iii. 158 ; thanks De Eant- Charged with not realising zow for his noble deed at gravity of the position, K. iii.
Mainpuri, K. iii. 227; his 9 ; misapprehends temper of letter of thanks to De Kant- European society in India, K.
zow, M. i. 160 ; commends iii. 24 ; lacks the moral sup- Mr. Tucker's calm fortitude port of many of the English,
at Banaras, K. ii. 211 ; his K. i. 610 ; the public have no record of Adrian Hope's confidence in, M. i. 137.
ability, M. ii. 609 ; his testi- Objects to restrict the Press, mony to the worth of Capt. M. i. proposes restrictions 18 ;
W. Peel, M. ii. 547 ; his tri- on Press, K. iii. 17; places bute to the memory of Mr. Press under restraint for one
Venables, M. ii. 548 n. ; thanks year, K. iii. 18 ; represses Mr. Wynward in autograph both European and Native
letter, M. iii. 453 ; his con- press, i. passes the M. 19 ; "fidence in the Lawrences, E. " Gagging Act " (June 16),
i. 613. E. iii. 18 ; the charge of in- Outhreah of the Mutiny.— sulting European community
Great anxiety of, in beginning by so doing, K. iii. 19 ; de-
of year, K. i. 532, 561 ; re- fends his action against Na- gains confidence in May, K. i. tive Press, K. iii. 20; and
583 ; confident bearing of, on against European Press, K.
outbreak of Mutiny, K. ii. iii. 21 ; his unpopularity after
115 ; his immediate measure "Gagging Act," K. iii. 24; of defence on outbreak at increasing unpopularity of, Mirat, K. ii. Ill, 127; per- E. iii. 25, 52, 180. ceives political motives in the Passes the Arms Act (Sept.
Mutiny, K. i. 617; suspects 11), K. iii. 177 ; disarms both ex-King of Oudh's ministers Europeans and Natives in Cal-
of spreading injurious ru- cutta, M. i. 138 ; intense un-
mours, K. i. 673 ; bis reasons popularity of measure, M. i. for arresting the King of 138.
Oudb, K. iii. 41 n. ; refuses to Increases power of military
change his native personal authorities, K. i. 609 ; Gene- ii. guard, K. 119 ; refuses to ral Order of (May 19), K. i. disarm his body-guard, K. 610 ; gives powers of life and
iii. 57 ; reluctantly changes death to executive officers iii. his native body-guard, K. (June 6), K. iii. 9 ; fears the 59. growth of a national hatred, to Declines organise Volun- K. iii. 8 ; directs moderation teer force at Calcutta, K. ii. in punitive measures, E. iii.
; blamed for not 117 accept- 7, M. i. 135 ; his order criti-
ing services of Volunteers, K. cised, M. i. 136 ; his order a
ii. 123 n. ; accepts the services statesman-like measure, M. i.
of Calcutta Volunteers, K. iii. 137 ; his efforts to moderate 9, 11m.; sanctions the enrol- fierceness of retribution, E, — s; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY, 31
Canning, Lord cont Canning, Lord cont.
iii. 54 ; denounced for Ms the Panjab for English troops,
moderation, K. iii. 55 ; refuses E. i. 603 ; his appeal to Lord
to place Lower Bengal under Elgin, K. i. 607 ; accepts the
martial law, K. iii. 179 ; his Shannon and Pearl from Lord
proclamation at Agra, K. iii. Elgin, M. i. 141 ; diverts 235. Chinese expedition to India,
The Oudli Proclamation.— K. i. 600 ; assumes all the His impolitic proclamation in responsibility of so doing, K.
Oudh (Mar. 20, '68), M. ii. i. 605 ; calls for an immediate 409; its nature, M. iii. 247, addition to the Company's
248 ; excludes from mercy Army, K. i. 606 ; tries moral, those who had murdered Eng- as well as physical, force, K.
lishmen and women in Oudh, i. 607 ; issues a tranquillising
M. iii. 249 ; Dr. Eussell's re- proclamation, K. i. 608. mark on his Oudh proclama- Eears effect of disarming
tion, M. ii. 410 proclamation Sepoys, M. i. 46 ; orders dis- ; condemned by Gen. Outram, bandment of 34th Eegiment
M. iii. 250; Gen. Outram' in May, K. i. 585 ; on method reasons for objecting to, M. of executing sentence on 3rd
iii. mutineers, ii. 53 251 ; gets qualifying clause Cavalry K. ; added to it, M. ii. 410; temporises with Sepoys, M. i.
amends his proclamation to 47 ; doubts policy of disarm- Oudh, M. iii. 252; apparent ing Sepoys at Barakpur, K. iii. n. severity, but real leniency, of 28 ; permits disarma- proclamation, M. iii. 253 ment of Sepoys at Barakpur,
sends home his proclamation K. iii. 28 ; neglects opportuni- to Oudh, with explanatory ties for disarming Danapur
letter, M. iii. 254; proclama- Sepoys, M. i. 61 ; his reasons tion condemned by Lord El- for not disarming Danapur
lenborough, M. iii. 255 ; Lord Sepoys, K. iii. 65 ; refuses to
Ellenborough resigns office, disarm them, M. i. 64 ; sum- after his hasty censure, M. mary of his decisions with re-
iii. 257 ; Lord Canning soli- spect to disarming Sepoys at
cited by Lord Derby to retain Danapur, M. i. 65 ; his re- Governor-Generalship, M. iii. fusal to disarm Danapur Se-
258 ; his vindication of his poys on July 20, followed on Oudh policy, M. iii. 259- 25th by mutiny, M. i. 73.
261 ; takes credit for its Succours he demands from
leniency, M. iii. 250 ; success- England (May), K. iii. 46 ful in his refutation of Lord Lord Elphinstone suggests to Ellenboi'ough's charges, M. him a special steamer to Eng-
iii. 262 ; his conduct under land for reinforcements, M.
these strictures, M. iii. 494. iii. 7 ; refuses to send one, M. — iii. additional succours de- Reinforcements Collected. 7 ; Hastily gathers up reinforce- manded from England, K. iii.
ments, E. i. 600, 601 ; organ- 47 ; calls for the 12th Lancers ises transport for reinforce- from Bombay (June 28), M.
ments, K. i. 602 ; looks to iii, 15. — ;; — ;
32 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Canning, Lord cont. Canning, Lord cont. MUitary Operations.—Ee- Urges Sir Colin Campbell solves to strike for Dehli to attack Gudh, M. ii. 307; first, K. ii. 120; urges Gen. sound reasons for his wish to Anson to immediate attack of have Oudh subjected, M. ii.
Dehli, E. ii. 121; his per- 308 ; accepts Jang Bahadur's sonal regard for Gen. Anson, ofEer of assistance, M. ii. 316
K. i. 394 n. ; disagrees with accepts further aid from Jang
him, K. i. 394 ; rejoiced at Bahadur, M. ii. 320. his active preparations, E. ii. Residence in the North-West. 150. —Proceeds to Allahabad (Jan. On impracticability of dis- '58), M. ii. 417; abolishes arming Bengal Army, E. ii. Chief Commissionership of
124 ; European troops within Agr4 (Feb. 9, '58), M. ii.
his reach for suppressing out- 418 ; eager for the capture of
break, E. ii. 127 ; directs a Jhansi, M. iii. 153 ; orders Sir semblance of activity on part E. Hamilton to relieve Eaja of European troops, E. ii. of Charkhari, M. iii. 154; Sir
127 ; authorises any degree of E. Hamilton disobeys his
severity in dealing with Dehli, order, M. iii. 156 ; sends Lord E. ii. 169. Mark Eerr to relieve Azam- Underrates military diffi- garh, M. ii. 459; insists on culties in advance on Dehli, immediate attack of Eohil-
E. ii. 159 ; directs Gen. An- khand, M. ii. 498 ; sends field son to divide his force, to re- force to clear country around lieve Eahnpur, E. ii. 159 Soraon, M. iii. 279. his letter urging him to de- Created First Viceroy of tach troops for service in the India (Nov. 1, '58), M. iii.
field, M. i. 4, 12, 13 n. ; his 392 ; assiduously explains the estimate of Gen. Anson's Queen'sproclamation to India, course of action, E. ii. 167 M. iii. 396. feels his inability to send Carew, Lieut., his skill and
succours, E. iii. iii. adequate 3 ; energy at Hetampur, M. his painful solicitation for 462.
Edhnpur, E. iii. 4 ; miscon- Carmichael, Brig., clears country ceives English strength in south of Ghaghra, M. iii. 293. North- West Provinces, E. iii. Carmichael, Sergt., one of ex-
5 ; directs Sir H. Barnard to plosion party at Eashmir gate, detach a regiment to succour Dehli, M. ii. 32. Eahnpur, E. iii. 4. Carnatic, Nawabship of, extin-
Appoints Sir P. Grant guished (1854), E. i. 111. Acting Commander- in - Chief Carnegy, Capt., Chief of Oudh (June 3), E. ii. 280; receives Police, E. iii. 439; reports false report of fall of Dehli dangerous condition of 7th iii. (June 24), E. 180; re- Eegiment, E. i. 587 ; his dar- commends Sir Patrick Grant ing entrance into the Qaddam i. 142 for chief command, M. ; EasAl, Lakhnau, M. ii. 383. . but Lord Palmerston sends Carnegy, Mr. Patrick, his cha-
Sir Colin Campbell, M. i. 142. racter, M. ii. 339 ; ably assists — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 33
Carnegy, Mr. Patrick eont. Carthew, Brig. M.—cont.
Gen. Franks during his cam- pAr, M. ii. 446 ; marches to paign, M. ii. 340. Bhognipdr, and clears district Carnell,Lieut.,his prompt march of rebels, M. ii. 448.
to Ajmi'r, M. i. 250. Cartridges, greased, see Greased Carpenter, Col., commands first cartridges. brigade Jabalpur column, M. Case, Col., heroic death of, at
iii. 191. battle of Ghinhat, K. iii. 507. Carthew, Brig. M., his charac- Caste, its hold on native society, of. ter, M. ii. 138 ; commands K. i. 194 ; Native rumours Madras Sepoys in Bengal, M. intended pollution of, K. ii. defile the gene- ii. 138 ; warns Gen. Wind- 118; desire to ham of approach of Tantia ral population believed, K. i.
; origin of the reports Topi, M. ii. 235 ; protects the 568 Bithiir road to KahnpAr, M. concerning attempts to de-
i. ; sinister ii. 239 ; ordered to fall back stroy, M. 351 ru- on brick-kilns at Kahnpur, mours in circulation long
M. ii. 242 ; beats off Tantia before outbreak of Mutiny,
Topi on the right, M. ii. 244 M. i. 353 ; reported inter- on Nov. 27 victorious in every ference of Government with,
encounter, M. ii. 244. K. i. 248 ; feared destruction Protects right of Eahnpur of, by overwhelming force of
(Nov. 28), M. ii. 247 ; beats Europeans, K. i. 537. off Tantia Topi's attack on Messing-system in gaols
his position, M. ii. 248 ; or- supposed to threaten, K. i.
dered to advance through 305 ; how affected by prison
parade-ground, M. ii. 250 discipline, K. i. 195 ; out- Brig. Wilson ordered to cover breaks in gaols on caste ques-
ii. i. his right, M. 250; forced tions, K. 198 ; prisoners de- to fall back by failure of prived of their lotas, K. i.
Brig. Wilson, M. ii. 252; 199 ; bone-dust a means of
sends for, but receives no destroying, K. i. 639 ; desire
supports, M. ii. 253 ; his brave to defile by means of bone-
and soldierly conduct on Nov. dust believed, K. i. 159 ; the
28, M. ii. 253, 256 ; attempts destruction of, feared in all
ii. i. the impossible, M. 258. acts of the English, K. 360 ; Sir Colin Campbell induced additional excitement caused to censure him, M. ii. 254; by circulation of chapatis, K. his reluctance to retire, M. ii. i. 572; riots from anticipated
254 w. ; receives a trifling sup- violation of, K. i. 199 ; Patnii port to cover his retreat, M. conspiracy (1846) caused by
ii. 255 ; forces Gen. Wind- dread of iaterference with, K.
ham to acknowledge that he i. 304 ; reassuring proclama- ordered him to retire, M. ii. tion by Governor of Bengal,
255 ; Sir Colin Campbell ex- K. i. 308 ; opinions of a Brah- presses regret for censure he man on attempts to tamper was led to pass on him, M. with, K. i. 592, 593.
ii. 255. In the Army, K. i. 212,
Left in command of Path- 621-626 ; its advantages and — ; — ;
34 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Caste cont. Centralisation eont.
dangers i. liates officer, i. in the Army, K. Sepoy K. 258 ;
330 ; tie policy of a mixture breaks down on emergencies,
of caste in the Army, K. i. K. i. 609.
331 ; effect of General Ser- Central Provinces, popular feel-
vice enlistment on, K. i. 471 ing in favour of English, M. hardships which it entails on iii. 345.
sea voyages, K. i. 460 n. Chaibdsa, Sepoy garrison of, M.
The siiggestion of lard on ii. 134 ; mutiny at (Aug. 5), the cartridges turns the Mu- M. ii. 136. hammadans against the Eng- Chait Singh of Banaras, his de- lish, M. i. 354; Native scendants still recognised as officers at Ambala state uni- rajas, M. iii. 483 n. versal dread of interference Chakar Kothi, key to rebel with, K i. 567. position at Lakhnau, M. ii. Causes of discontent dis- 374.
tinct from questions of, M. i. Chakkarnagar, rebels defeated 351. at, by Mr. Lance and Capt. Caulfield, Capt., assumes com- Gordon, M. iii. 310. mand of Col. Gerrard's co- Chamberlain, Brig. Neville, his
lumn, M. ii. 117. character and services, K. ii.
Cavenagh, Major Orfeur, ener- 466, M. ii. 65 ; summoned to getically prepares for expected Peshawar (May 13), K. ii. reinforcements at Calcutta, 457; commands Panjab Irre-
M. iii. 603 ; appointed to gular Force, K. ii. 456 ; created organise Volunteer force at Chief of the Staff, before
Calcutta, E. iii. 12 ; his two Dehli', K ii. 512, M. ii. 56 accounts of " Panic Sunday," reaches Dehli (June 24), K.
K. iii. 31 n. ; his account of ii. 661 ; severely wounded, M.
the cause of the panic of ii. 56 ; his pertinacity before
Mar. 3, '58, at Calcutta, M. Dehli, K. iii. 546 , witnesses iii. 610. storming of Dehli from top Cawnpore, see Kahnpiir. of Hindu Eao's house, M. ii. Central India, constituent states 56; urges Brig. Wilson to
of, M. i. 204 ; military occu- persevere in attack on Dehli,
i. pation of, M. 206 ; rising of M. ii. 67 ; his opinion of Gen. Sepoys in, M. i. 12; plan of Barnard, K. ii. 569. operations proposed hy Sir E. Chambers, Mrs., her murder at
Hamilton, M. iii. 133. Mirat, K. ii. 69. Central India Field Force, com- Champ aran, district of Patna of, iii. position M. 137 ; Sir division, K. iii. 71 n., M. i. Hugh Eose takes up command 40 ; placed under martial law,
at Mau, M. iii. 134 ; broken up, by Major Holmes, K. iii. and distributed, M. iii. 232, 103. 233. Chanda, garrison of, M. iii. 113; See also Eose, Sir Hugh, Nipalese troops beat the re- and Whitlock, Brig. bels at, M. ii. 319; Gen. Centralisation, its bad effect Franks defeats the rebel? at,
illustrated, K, j, 319 ; humi- M. ii, 33Q, ; —
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 35
Chanda Bakhsh, rebel leader in Charkh^rf cont. Oudh, M. iii. 271. M. iii. 156; captured by Tan- Chandairi, part of Sagar terri- tia Topi, M. iii. 161; Gen.
tory, M. iii. 88 ; its position Whitlock ordered to relieve, and description, M. iii. 151, M. iii. 194. stormed and raptured by Brig. Charwa, Brig. Parke occupies Stuart, M. iii. 153; Tantia (Nov. '58), M. iii. 347. Topi attacks, but is repulsed, Chatarpur, the Rani of, assists M. iii. 338. fugitives from Naogaon, M. i. Chandfpur, Capt. Sotbeby at- 194. tacks and captures fort of Chatgaon, Mutiny at (Nov. 18),
(Feb.^ '58), M. ii. 451. M. ii. 419 ; mutineers march Cbapati's, as an incitement to on Manipur, M. ii. 423; ha-
revolt, M. iii. 471 ; the mys- rassed march of mutineers
terious, circulated from tbe from, M. ii. 422 ; the Com-
i. par- missioner calls on Raja of North-West, K. 670 ; ticulars of their mysterious Tiparah to cut off escaping
circulation, K. i. 632 ; brought mutineers, M. ii. 421 ; de- to Capt. Ternan at Narsingh- tachment sent to cut off muti-
pur, who divines their mean- neers from, M. ii. 421 ; muti-
ing, M. iii. 92 ; Major Er- neers, attacked and defeated skine ridicules their import at Latu, M. ii. 424; they
ance, M. iii. 92 ; the myste- escape iuto jungles at Mani-
rious circulation traced, K. i. pur, M. ii. 424 ; they are de- 572 m.; known to have origi- feated by Capt. Stevens, M.
nated in Oudh, to unsettle ii. 426 ; the remnant perishes
men's minds, M. iii. 93 ; Na- miserably in the hills, M. ii.
tive evidence concerning, K. i. 425. 647. Chattarbhuj pass. Brig. Somer- Chaprii, out-station of Patna, E. set pursues Rao Sahib through
iii. 71, M. i. 40 ; excited con- (Feb. 15, '59), M. iii. 368. dition of people, K. iii. 78 and Chattarpur, the Rani of, suc-
n. ; treasure at, removed to cours fugitives from Naogaon,
Patna by Mr. W. Tayler, M. K. iii. 873 ; occupied by Gen.
i. 49 ; placed under martial Whitlock, M. iii. 195. law, by Major J. Holmes Chatterbuj, see Chattarbhuj.
iii. (June 19), K. 103 ; panic Chatterpore, see Chattarpur. at (April '58), M. ii. 478, iii. Chattra, battle of (Oct. 2), M. 461. ii. 141. Charda, Raja of, assists Mah- Chatur Singh, declares against mudi Husain at Belwa, M. ii. the British in the Panjab 452. (1848), K i. 34. ^ ^ Charkhari, fidelity of Eaja of, Check, Ensign Arthur, noble to the English, M. iii. 154; fortitude of, at Allahabad, K. Tantia Topf besieges, M. iii. ii. 263.
155 ; Sir Hugh Rose ordered Chester, Col., killed at Badli-
to march on, M. iii. 155 ; Sir ka-Sarai (June 8), K. ii. 195. E. Hamilton authorises Sir Chester, Mr. C, Commissioner Hugh Rose to disobey order, at Allahabad (May), M. iii. 438. 3 * ;
36 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Chhota Udaipur, Tantia Topi Christian, Mr. George Jackson, overtaken at, by Brig. Parke, Commissioner at Sitaptir, K.
M. iii. 352 ; Tantia Topi de- iii. 452, M. i. 377 ; his dislike feated at, M. iii. 364. of the policy of weakening Chibramau, Capt. Hodson's es- Oudh Taluqdars, K. iii. 453. cort destroyed at, M. ii. 297. Anticipates mutiny at Sita-
Chicken, Acting-Master George, ptir, M. i. 379 ; secures the his daring at Piru, M. iii. women and children in his 463. house at Sitapur, K. iii. 454,
Chikani, Eaja of, joins rebels M. i. 379 ; his murder, and on right bank of the Jamna, that of his family, E. iii. 456, M. ii. 448. M. i. 380. Chillianwala, battle of 1849, K. Christie, Lieut., his gallantry in i. 41. theMalwa campaign, M. iii. 87. Chillianwallah, see Chillianwala. Christie, Col., leads moveable China expedition, its intercep- column to left bank of Jamna tion suggested by Gen. Hear- to clear district, M. ii. 449; sey, H. Lawrence, and Sir P. forces rebels to evacuate Si- Grant, on the 15th, 16th, and rauli, M. ii. 450.
17th May respectively, K. i. Chumparun, see Champaran. 615 n. Chupattie, see Chapati.
Chinhat, battle of, K. ii. 410, iii. Chuprah, see Chapra.
604, M. i. 425 ; Mr. M. Gub- Churcher, Mr., his devotion to
bins' concern in the advance Major Robertson, M. i. 345 n.
iii. on, K. 669 ; great bravery Church garrison, a post at Lakh-
of Lieut. Bonhani at, K. iii. nau Eesidency, M. i. 444.
507 and n. ; heroic death of Chute, Col., his column disarms
Col. Case at, K. iii. 507, M. i. Frontier regiments, K. ii. 497.
425 ; noble charge of Volun- Chutia Nagpur, its situation, M.
teer cavalry at Kokarali ii. 134 ; Capt. Dalton, Acting-
bridge, K. iii. 509, M. i. ii. 426 ; Commissioner of, M. 134 defeat of the English, K. iii. left in charge of Eattray and
510, M. i. 427. his Sikhs, M. ii. 141 ; defeat Chinhut, see Chinhat. of mutineers at Chattra by Chinsara, Highlanders ordered Major English, M. ii. 141,
from, to disarm Barakpur 436 ; nature of operations in, Sepoys, M. i. 26. M. ii. 437; tranquillity gra-
Chirapur, Capt. Ternan sur- dually restored in, M. ii.
prises and defeats rebels at, 441 a. ; not fully settled till
M. iii. 108. end of 1858, M. ii. 441 h. Chirkari, see Charkhari. Chuttur Smgh, see Chatur Chittagong to Akyab, nature of Singh. road between, in 1856, K. i. Cis-Satlaj States, trusted and 463. found worthy, K. ii. 162 and n. Chitty, Lieut., his excellent ser- Civil privileges of the Sepoys, vice on the Bombay coast, M. K. i. 619. iii. 464. Civil stations, typical examples Chota Nagplir, see Chutia Ndg- of their condition during the piir. Mutiny, M. iii, 400, — ;
THE HISTORIES Of* THE INDIAN MtTINt. 37
Civilians, tteir devotion, K. iii. Coke, Col. cont.
ii. 116 ; eager to accompany Ara command of column, M.
relieving force, K. iii. 110 ; in- 514 ; leads Edrki column to
duce military not to abandon Bhogniwala, M. ii. 515 ; de- Banaras, K. ii. 202, 203. feats rebels at Bhogniwala, Clarke, Lieut. Melville, his M. ii. 515; captures ring- bravery on outbreak of mu- leaders of rebellion in Mu-
tiny at Mirat (May 10), K. ii. radabad, M. ii. 521 ; Hindus 64 and n. attempt to deceive him by Clarke, Lieut. Longueville, his false intelligence, M. ii. 530 murder at Bairam Ghat, K. forces entrance to Baraili, M. iii. 478. ii. 530; effects junction with Clarke, Capt., blown up, by ac- Sir Colin Campbell, M. ii.
cident, at Lakhnau, M. ii. 531 ; sent in pursuit of Khan 404. Bahadur Khan, M. ii. 538; Clerk, Sir George, on the policy summoned to Shahjahanpur,
of " lapse," K. i. 72. M. ii. 540; joins Sir Colin Clifford, Miss, her murder at Campbell, M. ii. 540.
Dehlf, K. ii. 80. Colbeck, Lieut., his gallantry Clifton, Capt., greatly distin- and death at Banda, M. iii. guishes himself at Banda, M. 197. iii. 197. Collector of a disturbed district, Clive, Lord, originates the Ben- his multifarious and contra- gal Army, K. i. 205. dictory duties, M. iii. 445; Clvde, Lord, see Campbell, Sir his thankless office, M. iii. Colin. 446. Cockburn, Mr., appoiuted to Colter, Major, relieves Lieut. superintendence of Sambal- Graham from blockade at
pur, M. ii. 441 a ; sends all Palamau (Dec. 8), M. ii. 438. his troops into Sambalpur, M. Colvin, Wake, and Boyle, noble
ii. 441 ; raises two companies associates of the four, who of Sepoys for service in Sam- saved Mr. Beadon's line of
balpur, M. ii. 441. six hundred miles, M. i. Cockburn, Lieut., commands 143. part of Gwaliar Contingent Colvin, Mr. John Eussell, Lieut.- at Hatras, M. i. 293; one Govemor of the North-West
hundred of his troopers mu- Provinces, K. iii. 195, M. i.
tiny, M. i. 293 ; out-man- 146; his antecedents, M. i.
oeuvres and destroys mutinous 147 ; prime mover in first
troopers, M. i. 293. Afghan war, K. iii. 195 ; in- Coke, Col., his character and sists on Eani of Jhansi paying
antecedents, M. ii. 511 ; his her husband's debts out of
splendid audacity at Dehli, her pension, M. i. 182 pro- ; M. ii. 512 n.; named for com- poses great changes in Sagar mand of Eurki column, M. ii. and Narbada territories, but
611 ; organises transport for is restrained by Capt. Ti.'rnan,
his column, M. ii. 513 ; super- M. iii. 90 ; degrades the Eaja seded by Brig. Jones, M. ii. of Dilheri (1855), M. iii. 94; 613; retains the practical Capt. Teruau mitigates de- — ;; — ;;; .
38 ANALtTIOAli INDEX Ol*
Colvin, Mr. cont. Colvin, Mr. cont. gradation of Eaja of Dilheri, Government of India, M. i. M. iii. 94; wanting in self- 164; Lord Canning super- reliance, M. i. 146. sedes his proclamation, K. iii.
Does not realise gravity of 233 ; defends his proclama- the first outbreak at Mirat, K. tion, K. iii. 237. Fraser to iii. 196 ; the Mirat mutiny a Advised by Col. surprise to him, M. i. 148 distrust Sepoys, M. i. 161; when aroused, accurately failure of his attempts to stop gauges the peril, K. iii. 197 mutiny in his district, M. i.
his activity at outbreak of 296 ; resolves to remove trea- iii. the Mutiny, K. i. 603 ; urges sure from Mathura, K.
Mirat garrison to do some- 240 ; the mutiny at Mathura i. thing, K. ii. 179 ; failing ac- destroys his hopes, M. 165. tion of Gen. Hewitt, he ap- Disarms Sepoys at Agra plies direct to Brig. Wilson, (May 31), M. i. 167; raises K. ii. 179. Volunteers in Agra, M. i. 167 Calls a Council of War at despatches troops to Aligarh, A'gra (May 14), K. iii. 199, M. i. 294; orders Col. Law-
i. retire rence to abandon Eajputana M. 148 ; proposes to into of A'gra, M. i. 149 and concentrate on Agra, K. Fort ;
his proposal protested against, iii. 352 ; Col. Lawrence re-
M. i. 149 ; the tendency of fuses to abandon Eajputana,
his policy to ignore the sur- K. iii. 353 ; directs ladies to rounding danger, K. iii. remain at Gwaliar until mu- 202 ; perplexed by multitude of tiny actually occurs, M. i. counsellors, K. iii. 201. 172. Addresses troops at Agra Authorises retirement into
(May 15), K. iii. 206, M. i. Fort of Agra, M. i. 264 ; for-
149 ; informs British troops bids the removal of property
of the murder of Miss Jen- into Fort, M. i. 264 ; insubor-
nings, K. iii. 206 ; the Sepoys dinate conduct of his officials,
scowl upon him after his ad- K. iii. 377 ; improperly treated dress, M. i. 150. by his subordinates, K. iii.
Urges G-en. Anson to march 415 ; illness of (July 3), K.
on Dehli, K. iii. 206 ; sends iii. 379 ; forced by ill health Mr. G. Harvey with escort to resign his power to a com-
towards Dehli, K. iii. 207; mission, M. i. 266 ; resumes authorised to apply to Eajas authority, and retires into
of Patiala and Jhi'nd for aid, Fort, K. iii. 381, M. i. 268
E. i. 603 ; almost severed his excessive devotion to de-
from Calcutta, K. iii. 181 tail, K. iii. 414 ; sinks under flatters Native states by ask- over-work and unkindness, K.
ing their assistance, K. iii. iii. 414, 416 ; his health
209 ; applies to Sindhia and broken by anxiety, M. i. 288 Bharatpur for aid, M. i. 163. his death at Agra (Sept. 9),
Hi« proclamation of May K. iii. 416, M. i. 290 ; notifi-
26, i.. iii. 232, M. i. 163 ; his cation of his death in Official
proclamation disapproved by Gazette, M. i. 291. ; —
THE HISTORIES 01? TfiE IXDIAN MUTlNt. 39
Commander-in-Chief and Go- Conolly, Lieut. cont.
vernor-General are in official 562 ; account of his treatment collision (1856), K. 394. by irinptira mutineers, M. ii. Sir Patrick Grant succeeds 693. Gen. Anson as (June 17), M. Conspiracy for general rising of
i. 29 ; his presence in the Native Army, evidence in sup-
field wanted, M. i. 31 ; clings port of, K. ii. 108, 109 ; not to routine work at Calcutta, absolutely proved, K. ii. 110. instead of taking the field, M. Conspiracy at Patna (1845), K.
i. 31 ; his reasons for not i. 304.
taking the field, M. i. 30 ; his Contention between chief offi-
reasons unsound, M. i. 31 cials in Oudh (1856), K. i. his sound, but extraordinary 400. reason, for not taking the Control, Board of, averse to field, M. i. 32; selects Gen. maintenance of title of Dehli
Havelock to command army sovereigns, K. ii. 19 ; conflict
in the field, M. i. 32. with Court of Directors, K.
See also Anson, Gen.; Grant, ii. 19. Sir Patrick; Campbell, Sir Cookworthy, Capt., his feat at Colin. Narndl (Nov. 16), M. ii. 116. Commissariat, the stumbling- Cooper, Capt, Joshua, his un- block to immediate advance, recognised deed of heroism at K. ii. 164; danger of not Sebastopol, M. ii. 691. maintaining establishment, E. Cooper, Ensign Eichard, his ii. 168. daring leap at assault of Si- Compensation to Sepoys, for kandar Bagh, Lakhnau (Nov.
variable prices of commodi- 16), M. ii. 182 ; wounded at ties, K. i. 316 n. Sikandar Bagh, M. ii. 184; Composition of Sepoy Army, in his daring gallantry never 1857, K. i. 621-626. officially mentioned, K. ii. Concession or resistance, policy 186 w.
of, K. i. 322. Cooper, Lieut., hand to hand Condition of Northern India in with four Ghazfs, M. ii. 529. July, K. ii. 411. Cooper, Mr., Deputy Commis- Confidence in English power sioner at Amritsar, secures revives in the Panjab (June), Govindgarh, K. ii. 436. K ii. 291, 292. Coopland, Mrs., her keen insight
Conflict of English authorities, into character, M. i. 174 ; her
their disastrous effects, K. i. description of the fearful sus-
320. pense at Gwaliar, M. i. 171 m.,
Conolly, Lieut., attempts to stop 173 w.. ; spared by mutineers mutiny at I'rinpiira (Aug. 22), at massacre of Gwaliar, M. i.
M. ii. 558 ; refuses to escape 176 n. ; her practical expe- without the two sergeants and rience of the feigning confi- their wives, M. ii. 560; the dence policy, M. i. 172 n. mutineers keep him, and send Corbett, Brig. Stuart, in com- away the sergeants and their mand at Mian Mir, his cha-
families, M. ii. 561 ; allowed racter, K. ii. 428 ; resolves to to depart by mutineers, M. ii. disarm troops at Mian Mir, —
40 ANALY'tiCAL INDEX OP
Corbett, Brig. cont. Court of Directors, see Directors,
K. ii. 429 ; successfully dis- Court of. arms Sepoys there (May 13), Court-martial at Mi'rat, charge K. ii. 432; sends troops to against the 3rd Cavalry muti- Amritsar, K. ii. 434. neers, K. ii. 48. Corfield, Col., fights his way to Cox, Major, attacks and defeats Sahasrdm (Mav 11, '58), M. rebels at Amorha (June 9, ii. 480. '58), M. iii. 282. Cornwallis, Lord, his policy to- Craigie, Capt., rides to the gaol wards the Eajptits, M. ii. at Mirat on fi.rst notice o£ 576. outbreak (May 10), K. ii. Corporal punishment abolished 64. in Sepoy Army (1832), K. i. Craigie, Lieut., sent to protect
272 ; revived in Sepoy Army Nuria, M. iii. 275; repulses (1842), K. i. 273. rebels at Nuria (Aug. 29, Cortlandt, Van, assists Edwardes '58), M. iii. 276.
to attack Multan, E. i. 29. Craigie, Mrs., preserved at Mi- Cosserat, Capt., killed in attack rat by faithful Sepoys (May on Kursi (March 22, '58), M. 10), K. ii. 70. ii. 412. Crawford, Brig., commands ar- Cotgrave, Midshipman, his tillery at final attack on Lakh- energy and bravery at He- nau, M. ii. 171. tampiir (May 11, '68), M. iii. Crimean War, rumours concern-
462. ing, in India, K. i. 342 ; its Cotter, Major, attacks Machhi effect on Persia, K. i. 412. Bhawan with his guns (March Crommelin, Capt., commands 16, '58), M. ii. 401. mining parties at Phillips' Cotton, Brig. Sydney, com- garden, Lakhnau, M. ii. 159. mands at Peshawar in May, Cross, Lieut., commands Firoz-
u. ; advancing from K. 453 his character, 453 ; pur Eegiment resolves to disarm three Sepoy Lakhnau Residency (Nov. 6), regiments at Peshawar, K. ii. M. ii. 206.
478 ; disarms three regiments Cumberlege, Col., outwitted by of Sepoys (May 22), K. ii. Kunwar Singh (April 20, '58),
479. M. ii. 475 ; disarms 4th Light Cotton, Col., supersedes Brig. Cavalry at Nagpur, M. iii. Polwhele at Agra (Aug. 5), 114. K. iii. 410, M. i. 285. Cuppage, Mr., murdered at Jan- Couper, Mr. George, his buoyant pur (June 8), K. ii. 238. and active spirit, M. i. 484. Cunlifie, Mr., his murder at Court, Mr. M. H., Magistrate of Bairam Ghat, K. iii. 478. Allahabad, his character, M. Cureton, Capt., his gallantry at
iii. 438 ; uses his large powers Naghina, M. ii. 517; routs an with judgment, M. iii. 442; an enormous body of rebels his extraordinary monetary (April 21, '58), M. ii. 518. duties, M. iii. 444. Currie, Sir Frederick, appointed Court of Inquiry into mutinous Resident at Labor (1847),
i. conduct of 3rd Cavalry at K. 15 ; his minute on the Mirat, K. ii. 46. EiraoH question, K. i. 93 n. —
WB aiSTOBiSS Oi* I'HE INDIAN MUilNlT. 41
Curtis, Capt., commands ad- Dakha cont. vance guard of Gen. Penny's mutineers escape from both column (Apr. '58), M. ii. 501. Major Eichardson and Mr.
Curzon, Capt., pursues D4kli4 Yule, M. ii. 435 ; and succeed mutineers, but fails catch in reaching Oudh, M. ii. 436 to ; them, M. ii. 432. and ultimately take refuge in Cust, Mr., liis description of Bhutan, M. ii. 340. the hasty sentences of ama- Dakhan, futility of only attempt teur judges in disturbed dis- to disturb, M. iii. 129. tricts, M. iii. 441. Dalaur, village near Jagadispur, Cuttack, see Kattak. fortified by Kunwar Singh,
i. gallant of M. 128 ; charge the 10th Foot at, K. iii. 143. Dal Ganjan, captured and exe- cuted by Capt. Ternan, M. iii. D. 108. Dalhousie, Lord, his character,
i. K. 354 ; purity of his inten-
Da Costa, Capt., his death at tions, K. i. 359 ; his deficiency the storming of the Imam- in imaginative power, K. i. bilra, Lakhnau (Mar. 14, '58), 356. M. ii. 391. Created Governor-General
Daliain, Brig. Berkeley cuts up (1848), K. i. 16 ; character of
i. the rebels at (July 14, '58), his administration, K. 1 ; M. iii. 280. strength of his Government,
Daji Krishna Pandit, his admi- K. i. 358 ; energetically pro- nistration at Kolhapur, M. iii. motes enlightenment of India,
36. K. i. 185 ; encourages female
Dakha, attempt to disarm Sepoys education, K. i. 187 ; esta-
at (Nov. 22), M. ii. 419 ; Se- blishes railways and telegraphs poys resist disarmament, M. ii. in India, K i. 192, 193.
420 ; Midshipman Arthur His confidence in the Sepoy
Mayo, bravely captures a gun, Army, K. i. 203 ; disinclined
M. ii. 420 ; Lieut. Lewis at- to change military system,
tacks and defeats Sepoys, M.ii. K. i. 330 ; fails in attempt to
420 ; Grovernment of India send a Bengal regiment to sends detachment to cut off to Birma, M. iii. 477; favour-
mutineers from, M. ii. 421. able to local volunteer corps Mutineers from, threaten in India, K. iii. 10.
Jalpaigori, M. ii. 431 ; they Not the originator of the
seize policy, i. Chawa Ghat (Dec. 26), annexation K. 355 ;
M. ii. 481 ; Mr. Tule marches annexes the Panjab (1849),
against them, M. ii. 431 ; they K. i. 47, M. i. 152; frames
his pursuit, ii. schemes for the administration elude M. 432 ;
and out-mancBuvre him (Dec. of the Panjab, K. i. 48 ; con-
28). M. ii. 432. demns the Labor Board, E. i.
Jang Bahadur orders his 60 ; condemns the action of lieutenant to attack the mu- Sir C. Napier in granting in-
tineers from, M. ii. 434 ; the creased allowances to Sepoys — ; — ;
42 ANAtirTiCAli INDEX Oi
Dalhousie, Lord cont. Dalhousie, Lord cont. in Panjab (1850), K. i. 316- garrison the residence of Dehli 323. sovereigns, K. ii. 17; wishes Annexes Pegu, K. i. 66 to secure the magazine at settles administration of Pegu, Dehli, K. ii. 17; hopes to re-
K. i. 67. move Dehli sovereigns to the His policy of lapsed suc- Kutb, K. ii. 18; stays action
i. iii cession, K. 69 ; policy of against Dehli sovereigns, K. " lapse," K i. 71, 73. 24.
Annexes Sitara, K. i. 74. His measures assist the out-
Annexes Nagpiir, K. i. 83, break of mutiny, M. iii. 388.
M. iii. 481 ; on the Nagpdr Dalilpur, Col. Lugard defeats succession (1854), K. i. 85 n. the rebels at (May 27, '58), Declares Jhansi lapsed to M. ii. 480.
the British, K. i. 91, M. i. 182. Dalton, Capt., Acting Commis-
iii. 481 ; his minute on the sion of Chutia Nagpur, M. ii.
Jhansi succession, E. i. 91 134 ; mutiijeers steal his ele-
reasons for annexing Jhansi, phants, M. ii. 135 ; forced to
K. i. 92. abandon Eanchi, M. ii. 135 Shows no respect to the restores order in Hazaribagh,
right of adoption, M. iii. ii. 136. 23 ; M. refuses to recognise right of Asks for a European regi-
adoption, M. iii. 481 ; refuses ment for Hazaribagh, M. ii. adoption to chief government promise to privilege of 187 ; of Nargund, M. iii. 23; ap- send him troops, M. ii. 138 proves the succession of Ma- he is forced to abandon Ha- dan Pal to the Kiraoli raj, zaribagh (Aug. 13,) M. ii.
K. i. 96 ; extinguishes the 139; returns to Hazaribagh Nawabship of the Carnatic with a few of Eattray's Sikhs,
(1854), K. i. Ill ; extinguishes M. ii. 139. the Eaj of Tanjor (1855), K. i. His services in Western
Ill; refuses to recognise Nana Bihar, M. ii. 436 ; and Lieut. Sahib as Baji Eao's heir, K. i. Graham completely defeat re- 103, M. iii. 482. bels at Palamau (June 21, His scheme for administer- '58) M. ii. 441 6. ing without annexing Oudh, Daly, Capt. Henry, commands
K. i. 144 ; his scheme tanta- G-uide Corps in May, K. ii.
mount to annexation, K. i. 465 ; his noble enthusiasm,
145. K. ii. 467 ; his gallant charge i. Eesigns (1856), K. 353 ; (June 18), K. ii. 561 ; induced consents to remain in India to burn a village on his way to superintend annexation of to Delhf, K. ii. 468.
Oudh, K. i. 147 ; annexes Dalyell, Lieut.-Col., killed in Oudh (1856), K. i. 148. attack of Nirauli (Sept. 15), His policy with respect to M. iii. 107. the Emperor of Dehli, K. ii. Dam-Dam, School of Musketry suppress the 15 ; seeks to established at, K. i. 489 ; dan- kingly dignity of Dehli sove- gerous proximity to Calcutta
reigns, K. ii. 16; desires to of Sind Amirs in, M. i. 22 — ; — ;
MB HISTORIES Ot TflB INDIAN MUTINY. 43
Dam-Dam cont. Ddnapur cont. excitement at, aggravated by cisions with respect to dis-
official delay, K. i. 511 ; Se- arming Sepoys at, M. i. 64. poys at, disarmed (June 14), Preliminary excitement at,
K. iii. 29. K. iii. 66 ; disturbed by rush Damoh, part of Sagar territory, of panic-struck Europeans
iii. iii. 77. M. 88 ; plundered by mu- (June 1), K. I., iii. Disarmament of Sepoys at, tinous 52nd N. M. 107 ; recovered by Gen. Whitlock permitted by Sir P. Grant, K.
(March. 4, '58), M. iii. 193. iii. 90 ; Gen. Lloyd shrinks
Ddnapur, description of station, from responsibility, M. i. 64 ;
M. i. 65 ; its contiguity to he detains two companies of
Patnd, M. i. 40 ; allegiance of 37th Eegiment, M. i. 65 ; and troops at, tampered with decides on depriving Sepoys (1845), K. i. 304, 308. of percussion-caps, K. iii. 91,
Sepoy regiments stationed M. i. 65 ; the method of doing
iii. ; at, K. iii. 63, M. i. 40 ; ur- this, K. 92 the extreme gency for disarming Sepoys injudiciousness of Gen.Lloyd's
at, K. iii. 64 ; the only Euro- measure, M. i. 66 ; but he pean regiment between Cal- succeeds in moving percussion- cutta and Lakhnau stationed caps from magazine, M. i. 67.
at, M. i. 41 ; but one Euro- Gen. Lloyd resolves to take pean regiment between Dana- percussion-caps from persons
plir and Mirat (June 1), M. of Sepoys, M. i. 68 ; Gen. i. 6. Lloyd goes on board steam- Lord Canning neglects to boat during disarmament oE disarm Sepoys at (June 1), Sepoys (July 25), K. iii. 94,
K. iii. 64, M. i. 6 ; Gen. Lloyd M. i. 67. reports Sepoys as trustworthy The mutiny breaks out
iii. i. iii. i. (June 2), K. 66, M. 45 ; (July 25), K. 93, M. 68 ; Mr. W. Tayler presses for dis- the Government mainly re-
armament of Sepoys at, M. i. sponsible for mutiny at, M.
50 ; merchants of Calcutta i. 71. also press on Lord Canning Why the mutiny was not
their disarmament, i. suppressed, M. 63 ; M. i.67; European no difficulty in disarming troops burn Sepoys' huts and
them, M. i. 46 ; the oppor- await orders, M. i. 70 ; escape
doing so, iii. iii. tunity for K. 89 ; of the mutineers, K. 95 Lord Canning's reasons for they start for Ara unmolested not disarming these Sepoys, (July 25), K iii. 96, M. i. 70 K. iii. 65. orders for their pursuit issued
Lord Canning temporises too late, M. i. 70.
with Sepoys at, M. i. 47 ; Gen. Gen. Lloyd thinks of en- Lloyd acts in the same man- trenching himself at (Julv 76'; ner, K. iii. 68 ; Lord Canning 26), K. iii. 101, M. i. refuses to disarm Sepoys, M. Mr. W. Tayler begs him not
i. 64 ; Gen. Lloyd also refuses to do so, K. iii. 101. to disarm them, M. i. 50 Gen. Lloyd at last resolves summary of Government de- to pursue mutineers (July — — ;
44 AifALfTioAL Index oi*
Danapdr cont. Daniell, Mr. cont.
27), M. i. 78 ; he sends rifle- i. 161 ; shot through the face men up the Son to stop them, in attempting to assault the
M. i. 76 ; the riflemen are temple, M. i. 162.
stopped by a sand-bank, M. i. Daraopur, the fort of the noble-
78 ; another party of troops minded Eaja Hanmant Singh,
sent after mutineers (July 29), M. i. 407. M. i. 79; feeble efforts after es- Darby, Capt., storms the breach
cape of mutineers, K. iii. 107. at Jhansi (Apr. 3, '68), M. Mutineers joined by Kun- iii. 167.
war Singh, M. i. 76 ; muti- Dariabad, Capt. W. H. Hawes neers assisted across Son by commands at, K. iii. 479, M.
Kunwar Singh, M. i. 79 ; they i. 408 ; mutiny at (June 9),
besiege Ari (July 27), M. i. E. iii. 480, M. i. 409 ; Capt. 78. Hawes endeavours to move The third attempt, under treasure, but fails, M. i. 408 command of Capt. Dunbar, he again tries to move trea- against mutineers, K. iii. 109, sure, and produces mutiny,
M. i. 79 ; Capt. Dunbar's ex- E. iii. 480, M. i. 409 ; miracu- pedition falls into ambuscade lous escape of Capt. Hawes, (July 29), K. iii. 112, M. i. E. iii. 481.
85 ; disastrous retreat of the Davidson, Major Cuthburt, Ee-
expedition, K. iii. 113, M. i. sident with the Nizam, M. iii.
86 ; slaughter of A'ra relieving 119; success of his policy in
force at ferry, i. iii. Son M. 87 ; Haidarabad, M. 125. return of the shattered frag- Attacked in Residency, ment of Capt. Dunbar's expe- Haidarabad (July 17), M. iii. dition (July K. iii. 115, 121 rebels attack, M. iii. 122 30), _; ;
M. i. 89 ; number of survivors receives reinforcements (July), of the ill-fated expedition, K. M. iii. 124.
iii. 116 and n, M. i. 88. Forms Haidarabad co- Eage of inhabitants against lumn, for service in Central
Sepoys, K. iii. 116 ; British India (Aug.), M. iii. 124; troops attempt to bayonet makes military demonstra- friendly Sepoys at, K. iii. 122. tions against Shorapur, M. iii.
Gen. Lloyd refuses to assist 126 ; sends Capt. Campbell Major Eyre, M.i. 106 w. to Eaja of Shorapur (Jan. Gen. Lloyd's actions at, '58), M. iii. 127. disapproved by Lord Canning, Davies, Lieut., of the Ennis-
E. iii. 170 ; he is ordered to killens, holds Hot-Mardan be tried by court-martial, M. against mutineers, E. ii. 483.
i. 115. Davis, Private, his bravery at Effect of mutiny at, upon Eiiiya (Apr. 15, '68), M. ii. 607.
Bhagalpur, M ii. 131 ; and Dawson, Capt., and Mr. Eava- upon Hazaribagh, M. ii. 134. nagh storm and capture San- Daniell, Mr., assistant magis- di'la (July 30,'68), M. iii. 284.
i. trate at rtawa, M. 160 ; goes Dawson, Capt., of the Military to Hindd temple with Mr. Train, killed at Dalilpiir Hume to capture troopers, M. (May 27, '58), M. ii. 480. ; —
THE HISTOEIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 45
Debf Bakkas Eai, seized by Dehli cont.
Lieut. Gri-aliam at Palaman, 83 ; Main Guard, held by M. ii. 438. British officers and Sepoys Debidin Misr, conspicuously gal- (May 11), E. ii. 86. lant havildar at Lakhnau, M. The Mutiny. — Excitement
ii. 156 n. in palace, during spring of
Defenceless condition of NortL- 1857, E. ii. 41 ; troops in the
ern India, K. ii. 111. town, ready for revolt, E. ii.
Dehli Field Force, siege-train 83 ; they fraternise with mu- reaches (June 4), K. ii. 188; tineers "from Mirat (May 11),
enters Alipur (June 5), E. ii. E. ii. 84, 85 ; murder of Doug- las, Hutchinson, the Jen- 188 ; gunners for siege-train, and reacb Ambala from Firozp^ir, ningses (May 11), E. ii. 80;
K. ii. 189 ; Sepoys escort Royal family join the muti-
siege-train to the Satlaj, K. ii. neers, E. ii. 93 ; the Delhi
189 ; strength of siege-train, Bank gutted, and occuj)ants
K. ii. 189 n ; command of, as- murdered, E. ii. 81 ; the sumed by Sir H. Barnard compositors of Dehli Press
(May 27), M. i. 11. slaughtered, and the house
Delhi and A114habad, imminent destroyed, E. ii. 81, 82 ; troops peril of road between (June 1), of the Main Guard break into M. i. 5. mutiny, E. ii. 94. Dehli, the story of, K. ii. 3. Flight of Europeans.—Offi- JDeseriptive Details. — De- cers and ladies escape from
scription of, K. ii. 513 ; the the Main Guard (May 11),
fortifications of, M. ii. 7 ; de- E. ii. 95 ; ladies and children
fences of, K. ii. 521 ; descrip- of cantonment, collect in the
walls, ii. ii. tion of defendmg M. Flagstaff Tower, E. 92 ;
8 ; the gates of, K. ii. 522 cantonment troops rise in re-
the Palace, or Fort of, K. ii. volt (May 11), E. ii. 95 ; offi-
522 ; the Diwan-i-Khas at, cers and ladies at cantonments
iii. ii. K. 701. allowed to escape, E. 96 ; Description of the ridge at, the flight from cantonments,
K. ii. 516, M. ii. 9; Hindd E. ii. 96 ; fearful dangers of
Eao's house at, K. ii. 517; flight from, E. ii. 97 ; com- Metcalfe House at, traditions passionate acts of some Natives
concerning, K. ii. 643 ; Sabzi- during flight, E. ii. 98. Mandi, its position, E. ii. 518 Defence of the Magazine.— Najafgarh Canal at, K. ii. Imperial residence, commands 515 ; ancient observatory at, E. ii. the chief magazine of upper
518 ; Flagstaff Tower at, ii. India, ii. position of E. E. 17 ;
517 ; condition of Flagstaff magazine, E. ii. 17 re; maga-
ii. ii. Tower (May 11), E. 92 n ; zine attacked (May 11), E. at, its Sepoy cantonments their 89 ; preparations for de-
position, E. ii. 82. fence, E. ii. 89 ; the nine Troops.—Sepoy garrison of, heroic defenders of the maga-
E. ii. 523 ; strength of Sepoy zine, E. ii. 88, 90 ; explosion
garrison, M. ii. 2 » ; troops in of great magazine (May 11),
cantonment (May 11), K, ii. K, ii. 87, 90 ; four of the de- — ;; — ;
46 ANALITIOAL INDEX OP
DeMi cont Dehli cont. fenders escape the explosion, the Force rests entirely on the
K ii. 90. Panjdb, E. ii. 600 ; belief in The Massacre. — Christian easy capture of the town, E.
prisoners in, K. ii. 98, 99 ; the ii. 526 ; its speedy capture massacre of 60 Christians at, anticipated by Government,
in cold blood (May 16), K. ii. M. i. 3 ; the ease with which 99. former captures had been ef- The Advance against.—State fected, M. i. 3. of Sepoy garrison in July, Eeid's picquet, disposition
K. ii. 606 political signifi- of troops, E. ii. 545 n ; Met- ; cance of seizure of, K. ii. 1 calfe House, occupied by Bri- probabilities of saving (Mav tish, June 12, E. ii. 545. 10), K. ii. 106; Gen. Anson 8epoy attaeJcs.—Sepoy artil- fears to advance on, K. ii. 148 lery superior to that of the strength of the firs)? force English (June), E. ii. 548; which advanced against (May annoying fire from Mori bas-
23), E. ii. 1S8; moral effect tion, E. ii. 649 ; sortie of of first defeats of mutineers Sepoys (June 12), E. ii. 544 before, Z. ii. 196. Eeid's picquet attacked, E. ii.
Preliminary Operations a- 646 ; desertion of Native Ir- gainst.—British position be- regular Cavalry (June 12), E.
fore, K. ii. 514 ; dangerous ii. 546. proximity to British position Desperate sortie from (June of suburbs, K. ii. 618, 619 16), E. ii. 547 and n. defences of the Mound in rear The centenary of Plassey
of right, K. ii. 576 m; consti- (June 23), E. ii. 654 ; fierce tution of first investing force, sortie on that day, K. ii. 554
K. ii. 524 ; state of Commis- Sepoys attack bravely, E. ii.
sariat during July, K. ii. 698 665 ; but are repulsed at all cheerfulness in camp, K. ii. points, E. ii. 566.
597 ; sports of the men in Sepoys try to cut off our ii. camp, K. 699 ; quinine rear communications (July 4),
served out as a ration, K. ii. E. ii. 565 ; English protect 600. rear of the Eidge, E. ii. 567. Startling news in camp, K. Discussion of Assault. —
ii. 601 ; passions aroused in Brig. Wilson counsels delay in
camp by news of massacre of assault of, E. ii. 633 ; Gen. Kahnpur, K. ii. 602. Eeed also advocates delay, E. Proportion of Native ser- ii. 534 plan of coup-de-main ; vants to European soldiers, K. for capture of, E. ii. 526; ii. 604 n; fidelity of Native coup-de-main delayed by act attendants, K. ii. 549; rough of Brig. Graves, E. ii. 628 treatment of Native attend- revised scheme of assault, E. British, K. ii. ii. ants by 606 ; 629, 630; council of war devotion of Native driver at, (Junel4),E.ii.531; Col.Great- K. ii. 604 n. hed three times counsels im- British force the besieged mediate assault of (June 14, not the besiegers, E, ii. 687 16, 18), E. ii. 630, 532, 639 — ;; — ;
THE HISTOEIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 47
Dehli cont. Dehli cont,
another council of war (June penetrate British camp, E. ii.
16), K. ii. 532 ; idea of imme- 576 ; flight of English Artil- diate assault abandoned, E. ii. lery and Dragoons, E. ii. 680;
537 ; irritation in camp at perilous position of Major
delay in assault, K. ii. 641. Tombs, E. ii. 578 ; courageous Further Operations. — Re- promptitude of Fagan of the
inforcement received by Se- Artillery, E. ii. 581 n ; Eng-
poys, K. ii. 539 ; Sepoys driven lish counter-attack on Sabzi- from Kishan-gani and Trevel- Mandi, E. ii. 582.
yau-ganj (June 17), K. ii. 547; Sortie against Hindu Edo's ii. repulse of sortie of June 17, House (July 14), E. 683 ;
K. ii. 539 n ; Sepoy method English counter-attack against
of attack, K. ii. 540 ; English attackers of Hindu Eao's
begin to act on offensive (June House, E. ii. 684 ; heavy
17), K. ii. 547 ; Sepoys attack casualties on this day, E.
English rear (June 18), K, ii. ii. 586 ; Chamberlain badly 550. wounded, E. ii. 684. British camp receives re-in- Gen. Wilson takes command. forcements (June 23), E. ii. —Gen. Eeed resigns command
555 ; Brig. N. Chamberlaia to Brig. Wilson (July 17), E.
arrives in camp (June 24), E. ii. 586 ; Gen. Wilson's irrita-
ii. 561 ; Gren. Barnard's view bility, E. iii. 587 ; he lacks of his position at end of June, confidence in his men, E. ui.
E. ii. 559 ; fresh re-inforce- 689 ; want of sympathy be- ments reach the camp (be- tween Gen. Wilson and Baird tween June 26 and July 3), Smith, E. iii. 648. E. ii. 564 n. Eetirement of British force Assault again projected and discussed (July 17), E. ii.
postponed (July 3), E. ii. 663 588 ; Col. Baird Smith scouts reasons for again abandoning the idea of withdrawal, E. ii.
projected assault, E. ii. 664 n. 689, 690 ; he demands a siege- Death of Gen. Barnard, by train, E. ii. 591. cholera (July 6), E. ii. 667 Sepoys make their last at- result of the first month's tack from Sabzi-Mandi (July
fighting, E. ii. 570; English 18), E. ii. 692 ; another sortie force miserably deficient in from the town (July 23), E. ii.
materiel, ii. siege E. 571. 592 ; pursuit of defeated Se- Col. Baird Smith counsels poys forbidden, E. ii. 593 assault (July 6), E. ii. 673 Sepoys restore bridge over question of assault argued by Najafgarh Canal (Aug. 2), E. him, E. ii. 572; Gen. Eeed ii. 646. assumes command of force Last re-inforcements from before Delhi (July 6), E. ii. Panjab.—Arrival of Gen. Ni- 573. cholson (Aug. 7), K ii. 646 ; Renewed activity of Sepoys. his coming felt to be a great
—Great sortie of July 9, E. ii. deliverance, E. ii. 648 ; he
574 ; splendid Cavalry charge visits the picquets immedi-
pf Sepoys, E, ii, 680 ; they ately, E. ii. 649, — ;; — ;;
48 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Dehli cont. Dehli cont. English attack of Ludlow No. Ibatterybefore completion,
Castle (Aug. 12), E. ii. 650. M. ii. 14 ; Major Brind com- Panjab Movable Column pletes his battery under fire,
arrives (Aug. 14), K. ii. 652. E. iii. 561 ; Major Reid diverts Neville Cbamberlain's per- fire from working parties, M.
tinacity, K. iii. 646 ; Baird ii. 14 ; completion of No. 1
Smith's wounds, and his ex- battery, M. ii. 15 ; destruction
haustless energy, K. iii. 547m; of Mori bastion by No. 1
Gen. J. Nicholson's impetu- battery, M. ii. 15 ; left section
osity, K. iii. 548 ; his victory of No. 1 battery takes fire, at Najafgarh secures safety M. ii 16; heroic conduct of
of siege train, M. ii. 1 ; arrival Lieut. Lockhart, M. ii. 16 of last re-inforcements, K. iii. destruction of No. 1 battery, 549. E. iii. 563. Preparations for the Siege.— Construction of No. 2 bat- Mutinous feeling in camp, tery (Sept. 8), E. iii. 564, M.
through Gen. Wilson's delay ii. 18 ; Ehudsayah Bagh, and
in assaulting, K. iii. 550. Ludlow Castle occupied by
Gen. Wilson's letter to English, M. ii. 18 ; construc- Major Baird Smith (Aug. 20), tion of No. 3 battery (Sept.
E. iii. 551, M. ii. 2 m ; Ma- 9-11), E. iii. 565, M. ii. 19 jor Baird Smith's reply, E. British Engineers induce
iii. 553, M. ii. 5 ; Brig. Wil- Eashmir troops to work in
son yields to the opinion of battery, E. iii. 566 ; mortar Major Baird Smith, M. ii. 6 battery in Ehudsayah Bagh,
and authorises him to press E. iii. 567 ; construction of
the siege, E. iii. 654 ; but No. 4 battery (Sept. 10), M.
throws responsibility of as- ii. 20 ; calm courage of Native sault on the Major, M. ii. 6 working parties, M. ii. 20 n who becomes solely respon- necessary delay in breaching, sible for success of the siege E. iii. 568. works, E. iii. 676. Effect of fire from English
Sepoys neglect to strengthen batteries, M. ii. 21 ; Sepoys
outer defences, M. ii. 9 ; im- begin to arm curtain of walls,
possibility of scientific ap- E. iii. 569 ; they attempt to
proach, E. iii. 556 ; Major silence English batteries, M.
Baird Smith's plan of attack, ii. 21 ; Eashmir bastion
ii. E. iii. 545, 657, 702, M. 10 ; silenced and breach effected,
arrival of siege-train and rein- E. iii. 570 ; Sepoys succeed in forcements (Sept. 6), M. ii. 10. enfilading No. 1 and No. 2 The Siege begins. — Gen. batteries, M. ii. 22. Wilson's order of the day No 3 battery opens, with (Sept. 7), E. iii. 656, M. ii. 11 tremendous effect, E. iii. 571,
construction of Reid's battery M. ii. 23 ; the Water Bastion
(Sept. 7), M. ii. 12 ; erection of crushed into ruins, E. iii.
battery No. 1, or Brind's bat- 571 ; two breaches effected, M. ii. tery, E. iii. 659, 560, M. 12 ; ii. 24 ; midnight examination Sepoys attempt to destroy of breaches, K, iii. 584, M. ii, — ; — ;;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 49
Dehli cont. Dehli cont. 24-26; they are reported prac- columns penetrate to Kabul
ticable (Sept. 13), K. iii. 581. gate, M. ii. 44 ; capture of Capt. A. Tayler's fertility Eabul gate, K. iii. 595.
of resource, K. iii. 573 ; Baird Nicholson resolves to cap- Smith and Alex. Taylor com- ture Labor gate, E. iii. 597,
plement each other, K. iii. 574. M. ii. 45 ; the rush to Labor
Preparation for Assault.— gate, M. ii. 46 ; fearful slaugh - Major Eaird Smith advises ter in lane leading to the assault (Sept. 14), M. ii. 26 gate, M. ii. 47; failure to fearful responsibitity of de- capture Labor gate, M. ii. 48; livering the assault, K. iii. Gren. Nicholson falls mortally
586 ; Gen. Wilson agrees to wounded, M. ii. 48 ; death of
assault, M. ii. 27 ; his anxiety Gen. Nicholson rSept. 22), on morning of its delivery, M. E. iii: 699, M. ii. 83.
ii. 33 ; Baird Smith's know- Attack of third assaulting
ledge of the streets, E. iii. column, E. iii. 599 ; M. ii. 38
588 ; general plan of the as- third column penetrates to Be- sault, K. iii. 589, M. ii. 32. gam Bagh, E. iii. 604, M. ii. 39. Meeting of officers prepara- Explosion party for Eash-
tory to assault, K. iii. 581. mir gate, M. ii. 32 ; explosion Constii.ution of assaulting of the gate, E. iii. 600, 601,
columns, E. iii. 582, 683 ; the 673, M. ii. 37; survivors of ex- strength of each, M. ii. 27- ploding party, rewarded with
29 ; John Nicholson chosen Victoria Cross, E. iii. 602. to lead the assault, E. iii. Attack of fourth column,
580 ; he leads the first column, E. iii. 604 ; the column ad-
M. ii. 27 ; Brig. Jones com- vances with only one gun, E.
mands second column of as- iii. 607, M. ii. 40 ; noble de- sault, M. ii. 27; Ool. Camp- votion of Gorkha troops, K.
bell commands the third co- iii. 605 ; the fourth column lumn, M. ii. 28; Major C. hampered by Jammu troops, Eeid commands the iii. fourth E. 606 ; precipitancy of
column, M. ii. 28 ; Brig. Jammu troops, M. ii. 40 ; Ma- Longfield commands the re- jor Eeid's plan of attack on
serve, M. ii. 29; antecedents Eishan-ganj, M. ii. 579 ; the of leaders of assaulting co- attack commenced, M. ii. 41
lums, M. ii. 30 ; short delay Major Eeid falls wounded, E.
in the assault, E. iii. 585. iii. 608, M. ii. 41 ; and makes The Assault.—The assault over command to Capt. Law-
delivered (Sept. 14), E. iii. rence, M. ii. 42 ; on fall of 591, M. ii. 33; first column Major Eeid, Captain Muter
enters the ii. ii. breach, M. 34 ; assumes command, M. 43 ; escalade, of the first column, Major Lawrence and Capt.
E. iii. 593 ; attack of the se- Muter both exercise command,
cond column, E. iii. 592 ; suc- E. iii. 694-697 ; Capt. Muter cess of second column, M. ii. withdraws fourth column
35 ; capture of Mori Bastion, from assault, K. iii. 695 ; re- E. iii, 594; first and second pulse of fourth column, E. 4 — ;; — ;;;
50 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Dehli cont. Dehli cont.
iii. 608, M. ii. 43 ; conduct of 69 ; capture of magazine, K. troops of fourth iii. iii. M. ii. great de- column, E. 621, 59 ;
609 ; opinion of Sir Herbert jection of G-en. Wilson during
Edwardes on action of fourth assault, E. iii. 622 ; Gen. Wil- column of assault, after the son's desponding state, M. ii.
fall of Major Reid, M. ii. 60 m. 681. Capt. Taylor's project for Cavalry support the assault- worming through the houses,
ing columns, K. iii. 612, M. ii. E. iii. 626 ; the troops advance
49 ; courageous calmness of through the walls of the Cavalry, K. iii. 613, 614, M. houses (Sept. 17, 18), M. ii.
ii. 50. 61 ; and gradually capture The reserve column occu- the city, E. iii. 625. pies part of city (Sept. 14), Importance of Labor Bas-
M. ii. 51 ; unsupported con- tion, E. iii. 632 ; G-reathed dition of third column, M. ii. attacks the Labor gate and
51 ; third column retires to fails (Sept. 18), E. iii. 628, M.
the Church for the night, M. ii. 62 ; capture of Labor bas- ii. 52. tion (Sept. 19), E. iii. 627; Critical position of English despairing condition of Gen.
camp during assault, K. iii. Wilson, E. iii. 630, M. ii. 63 gallantry of enemy capture of Burn bastion, M. 611 ;
during assault, K. iii. 610 ii. 65 ; capture of Jama Mas-
ii. result of first day's assault, jid by Major Brind, M. 66 ;
M. ii. 53 ; the brave who fell capture of the Palace, E. iii.
in the first day's assault, M. 633, 676, M. ii. 67 ; Lieut.
ii. 54 ; casualties of first day's Aikman cuts off Sepoy retreat assault, E. iii. 616. from Eing's Palace, M. ii. 68; Capture of the Oity.—G-en. and secures the Selimgarb, M.
Wilson inclined to abandon ii. 68 ; the "town deserted by city after first day's assault, Natives (Sept. 19), E. iii. 635
E. iii. 617, M. ii. 55 ; Gen. N. complete possession of town Chamberlain urges that the gained (Sept. 20) E. iii. 631. positions gained should be Capture of the King.—Bakht
held, M. ii. 56 ; Baird Smith Ehan urges the king to fly
insists on continuing the as- with him, M. ii. 71 ; the king sault, E. iii. 618, M. ii. 57 resolves to fly (Sept. 19), M.
Capt. Edwin Johnson sustains ii. 71 ; and retires to tomb of
the feeble mind of Gen. Wil- Humayun, M. ii. 73 ; Mirza son, M. ii. 57 m. Ilahi Bakhsh induces the king Disorder after assault, M. to break with the Sepoys, M.
ii. 68 ; the English troops ii. 73 ; and accomplishes his
given up to drunkenness, purpose (Sept. 20), M. ii. 74 (Sept. 15), E. iii. 619; Gen. the king surrenders to Hod- Wilson destroys the alcoholic son (Sept. 21), E. iii. 645-647- liquors, E. iii. 620, M. ii. 58. M. ii. T6; Mr. Saunders re, Evacuation of Eishan-ganj ceives the king from Capt. by Sepoys (Sept. 16), M. ii. Hodson, M. ii. 77, — — ;
THE HISTOEIBS OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 51
Dehli cont. Dehli cont. Capture of the Princes.— M. ii. 147; the Queen's pro- Hodson disarms the people at clamation read with ceremony
iii. iii. Hum^yun's Tomb, K. 649 ; (Nov. 1, '68), M. 895. he captures Princes, K. iii. Dehli, Emperor of, influence of
648-650, M. ii. 78; Hodson his name, E. ii. 2 ; state of the
ii. shoots the Princes, K. iii. 650, Emperor, in 1804, E. 6 ; M. ii. 79. last nazar to him, E. ii. 661. Mestoration of order.—Inte- Dehli, Eing of, agents tamper rior of city, after assault, M. with Sepoys in his name in
ii. 69 ; remarks on the siege, 1845, E. i. 306, 308; cere-
M. ii. 84 ; reprisals at, after monial usages of his family,
iii. ; ii. profligacy of his capture, E. 636, 637 task E. 685 ;
of securing possession of city household, E. ii. 10 ; summary
given to Major Brind, M. ii. of argument touching reduc-
81 ; who clears the city of tion of his dignities, E. ii.
secret assassins, K. iii. 637, 22 ; his dignities diminished,
638 ; Major Brind vigorously E. ii. 9 ; extinction of his titu-
restores order, M. ii. 82 ; sys- lar dignity urged, E. ii. 14 tematic plunder of the city by Board of Control oppose con-
the iii. ; Eng- his title, ii. Sikhs, K. 640 tinuance of E. 19 ; lish troops respect Native the titular dignity supported
women during attack, K. iii. by Court of Directors, E. ii. 639. of stipend of, — 19 n ; amount Special acts of gallantry. K. ii. 12, 13 n ; increase of
Minor incidents of the siege, stipend refused, E. ii. 12 ; his
ii. ; the artillery ma- intrigues, ii. E. 596 palace E. 24 ; terially assist in the street Lord Canning's terms with
fighting, M. iii. 501 ; splendid respect to his successor, E. ii.
exertions of Bengal Artillery, 32 ; the Eing joins the insur-
M. ii. 23 ; noble services of gents (May 11), E. i. 596, ii.
the heavy Artillery, E. ii. 695, 80 ; his trial in the Diwan-i-
iii. 678, 679 ; improvised artil- Ehdss (Jan. 27, '58), M. iii.
lerymen, E. iii. 572. 387 ; sentenced to transporta- IJnrecorded heroism at, E. tion for life, M. iii. 387.
ii. 694 ; many brave officers See also Bahadur Shah. neglected through official Dehra Dun, its situation, extent,
punctilios, M. ii. 17 n; the and garrison, M. iii. 419 ; Mr.
ii. heroes of the siege, M. 86 ; Eeene chief civil officer at, M.
splendid audacity of Col. iii. 419 ; Major Eeid com- Coke (Aug. 21), M. ii. 512 m; mands Gorkhas at, M. iii. Capt. Benny's bravery at cap- 420. ture of magazine, E. iii. 700. Major Eeid marches from, After the siege. Gen. Penny to Mirat M. iii. — (May), 420 ; takes command after Gen Wil- Mr. Eeene raises recruits to
son, M. ii. 105 ; Brig. Wilson maintain order, M. iii. 420; proceeds to Himalayas on sick Eaja Lai Singh, a political
certificate, M. ii. 105 ; effect prisoner, places his retainers of fall of D^hli on Gw^liar, at the service of Mr. Eeene — ; —
52 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01"
Dehra Dun cont De Kantzow cont.
(May), M. iii. 420 ; Mr. Keene Maulavi's army (May 3, '58), ii. organises patrols at irregu- M. 533 ; protects Eajd of lar times at (June), M. iii. Powdin (Aug. '58), M. iii. 421. 275. The Jalandhar brigade of Delafosse, Lieut., saves the ma- rebels march upon (June 15), gazine of the entrenchment at
M. iii. 421 ; Mr. Keene marches Kahnpur, K. ii. 320.
against them, M. iii. 421 ; the Dempsey, Private Dennis, res- Jalandhar brigade escapes, M. cues Ensign ErsMne and wins iii. 422. the Victoria Cross, K. iii. 122
Mr. Keene sends the trea- and n, M. i. 88 n. sure up to Masiri (June 15), Deogarh, mutiny at (Oct. 9), M.
M. iii. 421 ; difficulty of pro- ii. 139, 446. curing money and food, M. Deogarh Bari, Tantia Topi col-
iii. 423 ; Mr. Keene issues lects his scattered force at paper money on his own re- (Dec. 10, '58), M. iii. 355.
sponsibility, M. iii. 424 ; he Deo-Narayan Singh, nobly as- carries the district througb sists the English at Banaraa the Mutiny unharmed, M. iii. (June 5), K. ii. 231. 424. Deonarain Singh, see Deo-Nara- Dehra Ismail Khan, Malwai yan Singh. Sikhs at, plan a mutiny, M. Departments of the Army, ob
iii. 305 ; leaders of threatened struction of, K. ii. 146. insurrection arrested (July 20, Derby, Lord, begs Lord Canning '58), M. iii. 306. to retain the Governor-Gene-
De Kantzow, nobly risks his life ralship, M. iii. 258 ; draws up in quelling mutiny at Main- Queen's proclamation to India,
puri, K. iii. 225 ; his noble M. iii. 389. courage and presence of mind, Desai of Jamboti, discontented
M. i. 158 ; checks the torrent sufferer under Inam Commis-
of mutiny, M. i. 159 ; and sion, M. iii. 29.
succeeds, K. iii. 227 ; for three Desai of Kittiir, the discontented hours keeps mutineers at bay, chief of Lingayat population,
M. i. 159 ; Eao Bhawani Singh M. iii. 29. bravely comes to his assis- Desais of Nipani, discontented
tance, M. i. 159 ; the treasury sufferers under Indm Com- saved, M. i. 160. mission, M. iii. 28. Lord Canning's letter of Desai of Wantmuri, a discon- thanks to, K. iii. 227, M. i. tented chief, M. iii. 29. 160; he receives command of Deserters, Punishment of, at
police force, M. i. 160. Peshawar, K. ii. 481. His gallantly at attack on Desmazures, an indigo-planter, Aligarh (Aug. 20), M. i. 287 assists in suppressing out- greatly distinguishes himself break at Gorakhpur jail, M. at attack on Kankar (April 6, iii. 450.
'58), M. ii. 500; at Shahja- Despatches, the stereotyped hAnpiir (April 30, '58), M. ii. praises of, valueless, M. ii.
522 ; desires to charge the 196, ; —
THil HISTORIES 0£' THE IKDIAN MUTINY. 53
Despondency of English in Cal- Dhaulana cont. cutta a source of anxiety to against English, and attack
Lord Canning, K. i. 611. loyal village of Solana, M. iii.
Dew^ssa, see Diwasa. 435 ; Mr. Dunlop captures Dhancliua, Capt. Eattray fights village and gives the land to the rebels at (Nov. 6), M. ii. inhabitants of Solana, M. iii. 446. 436. Dhaorara, see Dhaurara. Dhaulpur, Eaja of, generously Dhar, governed by Anand Eao assists fugitive women and Puar, a lad, M. iii. 68; de- children, K. iii. 318. scription of fort of, M. iii. Dhaurira, Eaja of, protects fugi- iii. 71 ; Col. Durand recommends tives from Mallapur, K.
annexation of, E. iii. 347; 479 ; and those from Sitapur Court of Directors refuse to and Shahjahanptir, M. i. 382. annex, K. iii. 348. Dhaurara, Gen. Pranks re- Mutiny at (July), K. iii. pulsed at (March 4, '58), M.
347 ; Capt. Hutchinson sus- ii. 337. pects Darbar of complicity in Dholpur, one of Eajput states,
rebellion at, M. iii. 69 ; mer- M. i. 245 n ; Sepoys at, cenaries of, get possession of threaten Agra (Sept. 9-11), fort (Aug. 31), M. iii. 69; M. ii. 95. mercenary troops plunder Dholpur, the Eaja of, gene- Bhupilwar and Sirdarpur, M. rously assists English re-
iii. 69 ; mercenaries advance fugees, M. i. 176. to oppose Col. Durand (Oct.), Dhiidu Pant (=Dhundu Pant),
M. iii. 70 ; Col. Durand ar- see Nana Sahib. rives at (Oct. M. iii. 70 Dhulip Singh, the mother of, 22), ;
mercenaries defeated and K. i. 3 ; she plots against the
driven into fort, M. iii. 70 Eesident, E. i. 15 ; and is fort besieged by Col. Durand banished to Shaikhpur, E. i.
(Oct. 25). M. iii. 71 ; mercen- 15 ; she is removed from
aries evacuate fort unper- Shaikhpur to Benares, E. i.
ceived (Oct. 31), M. iii. 72; 30 ; and ultimately dies in Darbar escapes punishment, England, E. i. 48. and the Eaja is pardoned, M. Dhuli'p Singh, Maharaja, de- iii. 73 n. posed by the British (1849),
Dharma Sabha, society for the i. E. 47 ; punished for the consei-vation of Hinduism, K. crime of others, M. iii.
i. 493. 484%. Dharwar, insurrection at (May Dhundhiya Ehere, Benf Ma- 28, '58), M. iii. 240; insur- dhava defeated at, by Col. gents join Bhi'm Eao, chief of Evelegh (Nov. 10, '58), M.
Kopaldurg, M. iii. 243 ; they iii. 292; Bern' Madhava to- are attacked by Col. Hughes, tally defeated at (Nov. 24,
M. iii. 243 ; mutinous state of '58), M. iii. 292. troops (July), M. iii. 31; re- Dhundu Pant, see Nana Sahib. inforcements arrive (Aug.), Dick, Lieut., his gallantry and M. iii. 33. death at storming of Jhansi Dhaulana, inhabitants declare (April 3, '58), M. iii. 169. 54 ANALTTIOAt INDEX Of
Dilheri, Raja of, his difficulties, Disarmament only a temporary
M. iii. 93 ; disgraced by Go- and local advantage, K. iii. vernment, M. iii. 94; Capt. 244. Teman befriends him in his Sepoys disarmed at Bana- ii. disgrace, M. iii. 94 ; he grate- ras (June 4), K. 221; the fully defends Capt. Teman disarmament mismanaged, K.
when Mutiny breaks out ; M. ii. 224. iii. 95. Beneficial effect of disarm- Dilkhusha, see Lakhnau. ing Sepoys in the Panjab, E. DinajpAr, Mr. Elphinstone- ii. 420, 480. Dalrymple, Collector at, M. The 64th Eegiment dis- ii. 427; mutinous 11th Irreg. armed (June), E. ii. 497. Cavalry march on (Dec.), M. Sepoys at Barakpur dis-
ii. 427 ; Mr. Elphinstone- armed (June 14), E. iii. 28, Dalrymple prepares to defend M. i.27.
his to last, ii. disarming post the M. 428 ; Suggestions for mutineers move off to Purnia, Natives in Calcutta (July and do not attack, M. ii. 428. 20-22), E. iii. 56. Dinapore, see Danapur. Disarmament of Patna, E. Diukar Eao, the able Diwan of iii. 84.
Sindhia, K. iii. 311 ; has no Disbandment of mutinous regi-
love for the English, M. iii. ments, the policy of, E. i. 488; his loyalty, M. i. 176; 297; 66th Eegiment dis- probable reason for his loyalty, bandedat Govindgarh (1850),
M. iii. 206. E. i. 315. Directors, Court of, advantages Disbandment of the 19th
of their public dinners, K. i. Eegiment (March '57), E. i.
; fear any act implying 374 545 ; peaceably carried out, change of policy on the part E. i. 546.
of the British, K. ii. 21 ; sup- Disbandment of the 7th port titular dignity of Dehh' Eegiment at Lakhnau (May sovereigns, K. ii. 19 n; dis- 4), E. i. 590. claim responsibility of inter- The 34th Eegiment dis-
fering with dignity of Dehli banded in May, E. i. 585.
sovereign, K. ii. 21 ; conflict Discipline in the Army, under- with Board of Control, K. ii. mined by the Government
19 ; discourage extensions of itself, M. iii. 476.
territory, E. i. 123 ; refuse Ditrya, see Ditraiya. to annex petty state of Dhar, Ditraiya, Eaja of, sides with
K. iii. 348; the Court abol- the English, E. ii. 260. ished (Aug. 2, '58), M. iii. Diwdli, nature of festival, M. 389 ; no more blameworthy iii. 52. for the Mutiny than the Diwasii, Tantia Topi's troops English Ministry, M. iii. 389. scattered by Brig. Showers at See also East India Com- (Jan. 16, '59), M. iii. 366. pany. Dixon, Col., his politic treat- Dirg Bije Singh, undertakes ment of the Mairs, E. iii.
to protect refugees from Si- 354 ; summons Mairwara bat-
krorti, M. i. 391. talion to Ajmir (May), M. i. — ; — ;
tHE filSTORIllS 01* THil lNt)iAM MTlTINT. 65
Dixon, Col. cont. Douglas, Brig. cont. 150; dies at Biawar, E. iii. rebels at E^risat (Oct. 14, 356. '58), M. ii. 486; guided by Doab, the, anarchy rampant Major Havelock, keeps close therein (June), M. iii. 440. on the rebels' track, M. ii.
Dodgson, Capt., his character, 489 ; rebels escape by a mis- and services at the Alam- take (Oct. 21, '68), M. ii.
; defeats bagh, M. ii. 362 ; assists Gen. 490 surprises and Havelock under a shower of main body of Shahabad re- bullets, M. ii. 205. bels (Nov. 24, '58), M. ii. Dongarpiir, one of the Eajput 492.
states, M. i. 245 n. Douglas, Oapt., Commandant of Doondoo Punt, see Nana Eing of Dehli's Palace Guard,
Sahib. E. ii. 76 ; escapes to Empe- Doorma Soobha, see Dharma ror's palace on outbreak of ii. Sabha. Mutiny (May 11), E. 78 ; Doranda, see Duranda. attempts to stop the muti-
Dorin, Mr., Member of Supreme neers at Dehli, E. ii. 78 ; his ii. Council (1866), E. i. 387 ; his murder, E. 80.
character, E. i. 388 ; recants Douglas, Lieut., killed at Euiya his adverse decision against (AprU 16, '68), M. ii. 506. Mr. Tayler, M. i. 121. Dowling, Private William, wins Dost Muhammad, of Eabul, de- the Victoria Cross at Lakh- sires to extend his dominion nau (Sept. 27), M. ii. 154 ra.
westwards, E. i. 413 ; an- Downfall of the English raj in
i. nexes Eandahar, E. i. 414 1867 prophecied, E. 486 ; he is distrusted (1866), E. i. Mr. E. A. Eeade on the pro-
430 ; confers with Enghsh at phecy concerniag, E. i. 486. Peshawar (1856), E. i. 433 Doyle, Capt., killed in attempt his friendship doubted, E. ii. to stop Firoz Shah at I'tawa
448 ; he offers to prove that (Dec. '68), M. iii. 360. Eussia instigated Persia to D'Oyley, Capt., his splendid
seize Hirat, E. i. 448 n. conduct at Shahganj, M. i.
Douglas, Brig., sent in pursuit 274 ; dies fighting his guns at of Eunwar Singh (April 16, Shahganj (July 7), E. iii. 385, '58), M. ii. 473; pursues Eun- M. i. 275. war Singh to Sikandarptir, Drummond, Mr., Magistrate at M. ii. 474; defeats Eunwar Agra, thinks the Mutiny tran-
Singh at Sikandarpur (April sient, E. iii. 201 ; disbelieves
20, '58), M. ii. 476 ; crosses in danger at Agra, E. iii. 202 the Ganges to attack Eun- opposes Mr. Colvin's proposal war Singh, M. ii. 478. to retire into Agra Port, M. i.
Succeeds Col. Lugard in 149 ; his opinion changed by command in Shahabad (June mutiny at Mathura, M. i. 166.
'58), M. ii. 483 ; his method DufEy, Private, his daring and of rooting out the rebels, M. ingenuity in recovering a
ii. 483 ; causes seven columns gun, M. i. 540. to converge on Jagadispur Duleep Singh, see Dhuli'p Singh.
(Oct. '68), M. ii. 485 ; defeats Dum-Dum, see Dam-Dam. — ;
56 ANALTTIOAt INDEX OS'
Dunbar, Capt., commands first Dunlop eont.
relieving party sent to Ari, his name, M. iii. 432 ; his
K. iii. 109 ; charged with in- fight with the rebel Bagda at
competency, E. iii. 110 ; a Barka, M. iii. 433; defeats brave, but inexperienced, Sah Mall's army, and kills
ofiicer, E. iii. 111. him, M. iii. 434 ; storms and Starts from Danapur (July captures village of Akalpdra,
29), M. i. 79 ; advances to re- M. iii. 435 ; defeats the rebels
lieve Ari, M. i. 84 ; misman- at Galauti (July 21), M. iii.
agement of his expedition, E. 436 ; defeats the rebels at
iii. Ill ; his expedition falls Bhowan (Aug.), M. iii. 436. into an ambuscade (July 29); Important services ren- E. iii. 112, M. i. 86; he is dered by his little column of
shot dead (July 29), E. iii. Volunteers, M. iii. 436 ; his
112, M. i. 85. description of the Ehdki Ei- His expedition finds shelter sala, and the cause of its suc- in an empty tank, E. iii. 113, cess, M. iii. 437.
M. i. 86 ; disastrous retreat Dupuis, Col., commands Artil- of his expedition, E. iii. 113, lery at attack on Tantia Topi
M. i. 86 ; complete rout of (Dec. 5), M. ii. 267. the remnant of his expedi- Duranda, mutiny at (Aug.), M. tion (July 30), E. iii. 114. ii. 135. Dundia Ehera, see Dhdndhiya Durand, Col. Henry Marion, Ehere. ofiiciating agent at Indor, E.
Dunley, Sergt., his daring leap iii. 323, M. i. 199; descrip- into Sikandar Bagh (Nov. 16), tion of Eesidency at Indor,
ii. M. 183, 197. M. i. 215 ; districts under his
Dunlop, Capt., commands troops superintendence, M. i. 204; at Jhansi, M. i. 183. his character, E. iii. 324, M.
Dunlop, Mr. E. H. W., Magis- i. 199 ; his former services,
trate and Collector at Mirat M. i. 202 ; his great capa- (June), M. iii. 425. city, his foresight, and splen- Hastens to the camp at did achievements, M. iii. 84-
Dehli, M. iii. 425 ; ordered to 86. Mirat (June 13), M. iii. 426; Applies to Lord Elphin- rides through Bhagpat on stone for arms for Holtar's the eve of rebellion, M. iii. troops (June 5), E. iii. 327; 426; assumes charge of Mi- anticipates outbreak at Man rat (June 15), M. iii. 426; (June 13), E. iii. 329; not enlists nine Sikhs as nucleus deceived by outward loyalty
of a force (June 17), M. iii. of troops, M. i. 211; his
427 ; organises a Volunteer policy for preserving order at force at Mirat, M. iii. 428. Indor, M. i. 208; summons Captures and bums Ba- Bhils to Indor, M. i. 208. iii. eaud (July), M. 431 ; force Eeceives guard of troops
vrith which he marched on from Holkar (May 14), M. i. Barauth, M. iii. 431 ; collects 209; his critical position at
revenue along the east Jamna Indor, during June, M. i. 210 Canal by the mere prestige of his account of Native allies — ;; — ;
tHD BiStOfeliiS Oi? THE INDIAN MUTINY. 6*f
Durand, Col. cont. Durand, Col. cont.
at Indor, K. iii. 332 w; his criticised, M. i. 241 ; his re- chance of safety lies in ap- joinder to reasons against, K.
proach of Gren. Woodbum's iii. 344 ; his retreat from
column, M. i. 212 ; Gen. Indor, disapproved of by Woodburn's column diverted Lord Elphinstone, E. iii. 345,
to Aurangabad, M. i. 212 346. and halts there, M. i. 213. Charges Holkar with trea-
Hears false »eport of fall chery, K. iii. 346 ; believes in
of Dehli, M. i. 213 ; intention Holkar's loyalty up to July 1,
to remove treasure from Resi- M. i. 227 ; Holkar's conduct dency falsely imputed to him, during attack of Residency
M. i." 218 and n. reconcileable with loyalty, M.
Mutiny at Indor, breaks i. 230 ; Holkar's communica-
out (July 1), M. i. 215 ; at- tion with mutineers after at- tacked by Holkar's troops, K. tack, M. i. 231; Holkar
iii. 330 ; Holkar's troops the writes to all British autho- assailants of Residency, M. rities for help, M. i. 232; i. 217; the attack headed by Holkar held free from com-
Sa'adat Khan, M. i. 217 ; con- plicity in mutiny, M. i. 233. flicting accounts of ofSce of Finds it impossible to re-
Sa'adat Khanj-^^'M. i. 217 n. treat to M4u, M. i. 236 ; cut the Residency guard join in off from Simrol pass by Hol-
the revolt, M. i. 219; sud, kar's troops, M. i. 239; his denness of attack on Resi- troops refuse to force Simrol
dency, M. i. 217 position of pass, i. ; resolves to ; M. 239 troops defending Residency, retreat on Aurangabad, M. i.
M. i. 216 ; Col. Travers fights 239 ; his cavalry demand to
the rebel guns, M. i. 221; retreat on Sihor, M. i. 238,
Capt. Hungerford ordered to 240 ; he reaches Sihor (July
Indor, K. iii. 345, M. i. 221 4), M. i. 241 ; he urges Gen. Residency reduced to 31 de- Woodburn to secure the line
fenders, M. i. 223 ; imminent of the Narbada, M. i. 242; danger to occupants of Resi- hurries on to Hoshangabad,
i. dency, M. 224 ; Cavalry re- M. i. 242 ; starts for Aurang-
solve to abandon the place, abad, M. i. 243 ; effect of his M. i. 224; hopelessness of letter to Mr. Plowden at waiting for Hungerford's Aurangabad, M. iii. 17%.;
battery, M. i. 226 ; the Resi- Lord Elphinstone's letter to dency abandoned (July iii. 1), M. him (July 27), M. 18 n. ; i. 226. he arrives at Asirgarh and Retreats from Indor, K. iii. joins Col. Stuart, M. iii. 60
332 ; the skill and success of review of his march from In-
his retreat, M. i. 242 ; his diir to Asirgarh, M. iii. 60. reasons for retreat from Indor, Receives request for aid K. iii. 333, 343; reasons from Maharaja Hokar (July
against his quitting Resi- 30), M. iii. 61 ; offer to march
dency, K. iii. 344 ; his aban- into Indur (July 30), M. iii.
donment of the Residency 61 ; authorises officers to dis- — —
^8 ANAtiJ511CAii IKDEX Ol*
Durand, Col. cont. Durand, Col. cont. regard orders to abandon line Honours conferred on him
of the Narbada, M. i. 243; since 1857, K. iii. 350; his marches back with Brig. services unrewarded, M. ui. Stuart's column to Mad (Aug. 86.
2), M. i. 243, iii. 61 ; is joined Durnford, Col., defeats the re- by some European infantry bels at Kampsagar (Oct. 16, (Aug. 5), M. lii. 62; asks '68), M. ii. 486. orders of Lord Canning with, Durriabad, sea Dari'abad. respect to Holkar, M. iii. 63. Duval, Lieut., his good service Eesolves to attack Mandi's- in western Bihar, M. iii. 463. war rebels (Aug.), M. iii. 66 Duvim, Col. Corfield drives the ; strength of his force to op- rebels from (May 12, '68), M. pose Mandiswar rebels (Aug.), ii. 480.
M. iii. 66 n. ; receives concur- rent news of advance of Man- diswar rebels (Oct.), M. iii.
67 ; marches on Dhar (Oct. 19), M. iii. 68, 69; defeats B. Dhar mercenaries (Oct. 22),
M. iii. 70 ; besieges fort of Dh^r (Oct. 25), M. iii. 71; storms the fort of Dhar and Eagerness of British troops to finds it empty, M. iii. 72; attack Dehli, K. ii. 190. reaches Hii-anza, on the East India Company, authority Chambal (Nov. 19), M. iii. failing in Oudh, K. ii. 407 n.,
76 ; crosses the Chambal un- 408 ; abolished, as a scapegoat
opposed, M. iii. 77 ; encamps to public opinion (Aug. 2,
near Mandiswar, M. iii. 78 ; ar- '58), M. iii. 388. ranges his troops to meet the Edmonstone, Mr. George, de-
rebels, M. iii. 78 ; drives off puted to arrest the King of
iii. iii. rebel attack (Nov. 20), M. Oudh to Calcutta, K. 37 ;
79 ; interposes between Man- arrests the Kiag (June 15), diswar and Nimach rebels M. i. 28.
(Nov. 22), M. iii. 79 ; meets Privately explains the pur- Nimach rebels at Goraria, port of Lord Canning's pro- and has a severe struggle with clamation (March '68), M. iii. them (Nov. 24), M. 80; iii. 249 ; his further despatch crushes out rebellion in Mal- on Lord Canning's Oudh pro- wa, M. iii. 81. clamation (March 31, '58), M. Disarms Holkar's Cavalry iii. 252.
(Dec. 14), M. iii. 82 ; orders Edwardes, Mr. Herbert, Com- disarmament of Holkar's missioner at Peshawar (1856),
troops under threat of doing K. i. 431 ; his character, K. i.
it himself, M. iii. 82 ; disar- 27; marches against Multan mament of Holkar's troops, (1848), E. i. 26; desires the M. iii. 83; marches into In- alliance of Dost Muhammad
dor (Dec. 14), M. iii. 82; (1856), K. i. 432 ; his confi- visits Holkar, M. iii. 83. dence in Peshawar, K. ii. 455; — ; — ;;
DHE HISTORIES Oi* THE INDIAN MltTlN?. 69
Edwardes, Mr. cont. Education cont. testifies to the reality of the source of alarm to native Wahabf conspiracy at Patnd, mind, E. i. 187. K. iii. 165 n. Elgin, Lord, receives Lord Can- His just appreciation of the ning's demand for assistance
nature of the rising at Mirat, (June 3), E. iii. 183 ; at first E. ii. 466; counsels the im- scarcely realizes the gravity mediate formation of a move- of affairs in India, E. iii.
able column, Ki ii. 455 ; his 183 ; again receives urgent instructions to commander of appeals for help from Lord Guide Corps (May 13), K. ii. Canning, E. iii. 184; arrives iii. 465 ; he and John Nicholson in Calcutta (Aug. 8), E. prudently exalt Gen. Eeed in- 185, M. i. 140; places the to a useless position, E. ii. Shannon and Pearl at the
458-460 ; he disarms 24th Ee- disposal of Lord Canning, E. giment at Fort Mackeson iii. 186, M. i. 141. (July 8), E. ii. 637 and m. Ellenborough, Lord, on the fide-
i. energetically opposes Sir J. lity of the Sepoy, E. 300 ; Lawrence's suggestion to cede distributes mithdis (sweets) the Panjab, E. ii. 614, 615 to the Sepoys, after the battle his opinion on action of the of Mahara'jpiir, E. i. 300; fourth column at storming of conceals disunion among En- Dehli, after the faU of Major glish authorities, E. i. 321 Eeid, M. ii. 581. ofEers Private Secretaryship
i. Edwards, Mr. Williams, Magis- to Lord Canning, E. 369 ; trate and Collector at Ba- abolishes nazarama to Empe-
daon, M. i. 323 ; the solitary ror of Dehli, E. ii. 12 ; his European in charge of Ba- prudent course with respect
daon, E. iii. 281 ; his character, to Sindhia, 1843, M. i. 151
E. iii. 282 ; his views on set- his generous treatment se-
tlements, E. i. 166, cures the loyalty of Sindhia,
He is joined by three En- M. i. 152, iii. 489. glishmen (June 1), E. iii. Eeceives Lord Canning's
285, M. i. 323 ; applies to Ba- proclamation to Oudh with-
raUi for help, M. i. 323 ; flies out explanation, M. iii. 251 from Badaon, and is protect- sharply condemns it, M. iii.
ed by a Muhammadan gentle- 255 ; his hasty condemna- man (June 1), E. iii. 286; tion repudiated by Lord
reaches Dharampur (June 10), Derby, M. iii. 258 ; resigns
M. i. 324 ; arrives at Eahn- ofiice, M. iii. 257. pAr in safety (Sept. 1), M. i. Elliot, Lieut. Minto, his guns 825. do much execution in street Eden, Major William, Political fighting in Dehli, M. iii. 501. Agent at Jaipur, E. iii. 353, Elphinstone, Lord, Governor of M. i. 257. Bombay, his character and Education, spread of, alarming antecedents, E. i. 421, M. iii.
to Brahmans, E- i- 185 ; and 2, 3 ; his boldness and gene-
i. iii. Natives generally, E. 186 ; rosity of conduct, M. ix. female education additional his foresight and true mili- — — ;
60 ANALyflCAL INDEX 01'
Elphinstone, Lord cont. Elphinstone, Lord cont.
tary instincts, M. iii. 54 ; his lumn of troops to Kajputani generous trust in his subor- (July), M. iii. 19. dinates, M. iii. places Grants plenary powers to 497 ; complete trust in Mr. Forjett, Mr. Seton-Karr, M. iii. 30; M. iii. 46. his bold but prudent orders to His clear perception of the Col. Le Grand Jacob, M. iii. nature of the outbreak of 39 m.
May, M. iii. 496 ; re-appointed Supports Capt. Hunger- Governor of Bombay (July), ford's irregular acts, K. iii.
K. ii. 413 ; named by three 345 ; disapproves of Col. Du- Secretaries of State to suc- rand's retreat from Indor, ceed Lord Canning, M. iii. E. iii. 345, 346; fully per-
498 ; sends immediate help to suaded of Holkar's innocence, Calcutta and the Panjab, M. K. iii. 349.
iii. 6 ; cheerfully responds to Assists Major Davidson to Lord Canning's application overawe Shorapur (Jan. '58),
for aid, K. i. 611 ; first sug- M. iii. 126 ; eager for the cap- gests to Lord Ashburnham ture of Jhansi, M. iii. 154 that he should offer the China his grave apprehensions at expeditionary force to Lord presence of Eao SAhib in Nag- Canning, M. iii. 4; sends pur territory (Oct. '58), M. iii. Capt. Jenkins to the Mauri- 343. tius and the Cape for troops, Elphinstone - Dalrymple, Mr.
M. iii. 6 ; suggests a special Erancis Anstruther, Collector steamer to England for rein- at Dinajpur, his character forcements, M. iii. 7. and antecedents, M. ii. 427. Strips Bombay of European English authorities, disastrous
troops (May), M. iii. 8 ; his effects of conflicts among, K.
policy of offensive defence, i. 320.
M. iii. 9 ; organises column English considered helpless under G-en. Woodbum, M. iii. after Mirat mutiny, E. ii.
9 ; seeks to equip a special 108 «. column for Central India, M. English courage manifesting it-
i. 213; orders Gen. Wood- self in divers ways, E. ii. burn to march on Mad (June), 206.
M. iii. 10 ; again presses Gen. English avoid alarming the Woodbum to advance to Mau natives, K. ii. 105. (June 22), M. iii. 13; Gen. English Government, equally Woodbum excuses himself responsible with the Court of from advancing (June 25), Directors, for the Mutiny, M.
M. iii. 14 ; almost perempto- iii. 388. rily orders Gen. Woodburn to English in India, blind to dan- advance to Mau (June 27), ger, E. ii. 103. M. iii. 15; reluctantly yields English ladies compelled to to the opinion of Sir H. So- grind corn for Nana Sahib,
merset (July), M. iii. 17; his E. ii. 354 ; leave Barakpur
letter to Col. Durand (July for Calcutta (March), E. i.
27), M. iii. 18 n. ; sends a co- 543; their noble endurance | — — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MDTINT. 61
Englisli ladies cont. European troops eont.
at Kahnpur, K. ii. 322 ; and commencement of Mutiny, K.
i. i. paucity of, at Lakhnau, M. 487. 600, 601 ; near Englisli officers, swift execu- Bardkpur and Barhampur
tions by, K. ii. 235. (March), K. i. 527 ; only one English officers of Sepoy regi- regiment between Calcutta
ments, K. i. 213. and Lakhuau (May), K. ii.
English policy, the defeat of, Ill, M. i. 41 ; the services of
E. ii. 104. many lost by not disarming
i. English Press, its dangers, K. suspected Sepoys, M. 22 ; iii. 14. some detained at Barhampur
English troops, thdir avenging to watch Sepoys, M. i. 39
ii. kept spirit uproused, K. 170 ; others at Danapur for their rage at Kahnpur, K. ii. the same purpose, M. i. 42.
386 ; exact a fearful retribu- Evelegh, Col., hastens to assist- tion there, K. ii. 387, 388. ance of Mohan on the Sai, M.
English soldier and Indian Se- iii. 283 ; meets and cuts up
poy compared, K. i. 254. rebels at Husainganj (Aug. English, unprepared for attack, 8, 58), M. iii. 283; defeats E. ii. 104. rebels at Miyanganj (Oct. 5, Englishmen, gratify vengeance '58), M. iii. 287; captures at Allahabad, E. ii. 270. fort of Simri (Nov. 9, '68), English, Major, strength of his M. iii. 291; defeats Beni
party, M. ii. 141 ; sent by Madhava at Dhundhiya Col. Fischer towards Duranda, Khere (Nov. 10, '58), M. iii.
M. ii. 140 ; sent against the 292. Eamgarh mutineers, M. ii. Ewart, Col., implores his regi-
141 ; catches the mutineers ment of Sepoys to stand to
at Chafctra (Oct. 2), M. ii. its duty, E. ii. 307 ; com-
141 ; defeats them there, M. mands rear-guard of Sir Colin
ii. 436. Campbell's army, ii. 141, M. 177 ; Enmity between Sikh and Se- succeeds in bringing in bag- poy, K. ii. 472. gage with rear- guard (Nov. Erskine, Major, created Com- 15),M. ii. 178. missioner of Jabalpdr (1856), Bravely enters the Sikandar
M. iii. 90, 102 ; his mental Bagh at assault, M. ii. 183
calibre, M. iii. 92 ; his inju- captures standard at Sikandar dicious advice counteracted Bagh with his own hand, M.
by Col. Durand, M. iii. 85; ii. 187 ; his gallant deed at receives report about mys- the Sikandar Bagh never terious chapatis, but disre- mentioned officially, M. ii. gards it, M. iii. 92. 186 m. Etawah, see I'tawa. Ewart, Lieut., dies during re-
European inhabitants of Cal- treat from Naogaon, M. i. cutta demand martial law 196. (Aug.), E. iii. 178; Lord Executions at Peshawar (May), Canning refuses request, E. K. ii. 482. iii. 179. Execution of mutineers at Ha- European troops available, at zara (June), E. ii, 495. ; — ;;
62 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Extinction of titular dignity of Eyre, Major cont. Emperor of Dehli, urged, E. neers upon him, E. iii. 139
ii. 14 ; but resisted by Court critical position of his force,
of Dii'ectors, K. ii. 19 w. M. i. 101 ; charges upon, Eyre, Major Viacent, bis cha- and disperses Sepoys, E. iii.
racter and antecedents, M. i. 140, M. i. 101 ; marches into
93 ; bis former services, K. Ara (Aug. 2), E. iii. 141, M.
iii. 134 ; bis noble courage in i. 102. Afghanistan, M. i. 93 n. Disarms the city of Ara, M.
Offers bis services to Gen. i. 127 ; punishes criminals at
Lloyd, M. i. 94 ; hastens to Ara, E. iii. 142 ; atones for protect Gbaziptir (July 29), the feebleness of Govern-
M. i. 95 ; stops at Baksar to ment, M. i. 103.
concentrate, M. i. 95 ; returns His great feat of arms at to Baksar and finds some Ara, M. i. 116; the import- troops, M. i. 95. ance of bis victory, M. i.
Assumes entire responsi- 125 ; he and Mr. Tayler save
bility of relief of Ara, M. i. Bihar, M. i. 103 ; his troops
96 ; shrinks from no respon- have unbounded confidence in
sibility, K. iii. 137 ; impro- him, M. i. 126. vises field force, K. iii. 135 He resolves to follow up a ;
picks up help at Baksar, K. his victory, M. i. 126 ; bis re-
iii. 136 ; number of his Ara inforcements, M. i. 127 ; en- relieving force, K. iii. 137 counters and defeats Eunwar his relieving force, M. i. 97 Singh at Dalaor, E. iii. 143,
and n. ; appoints Capt. Has- M. i. 129 ; advances against tings his staff officer, M. i. Jagadispiir (Aug. 11), E. iii.
97 ; assisted to transport and 143, M. i. 127 ; finally defeats commissariat by Mr. Bax Eunwar Singh, E. iii. 144 Ironside, M. i. 97; hears of and captures Jagadispiir, M. Capt. Dunbar's defeat, M. i. i. 130; blows up Eunwar
98 ; reports what he is doing Singh's stronghold (Aug. 16),
to Gen. Lloyd, K. iii. 137; E. iii. 145 ; destroys the pa- Gen. Lloyd refuses to assist lace and other buildings at
him, M. i. 106 n. Jagadispdr, M. i. 130. His march to Ara, K. iii. Immediate results of bis
138, M. i. 96 ; meets the be- brilliant exploit, E. iii. 146,
siegers of Ara (Aug. 2), K. M. i. 131 n. ; he is one of the
iii. 138 ; his advance opposed four who preserved Mr. Bea-
in force, M. i. 99 ; enemy cut don's line of six hundred through bridge at Balautf, M. miles, M. i. 143.
i. 98 ; he repulses first attack Ordered to Allahabad (Aug. of mutineers, E. iii. 138 14), M. i. 130; leaves Xik
forces his way through a (Aug. 20), M. i. 131 ; sent to
wood, M. i. 99 ; tries a flank attack party at Etidanpati
movement along railway em- (Sept. 10), M. i. 520 ; catches
bankment, M. i. 100; he is' the insurgents there, M. i.
stopped at Bibiganj, M. i. 521 ; crushes and annihilates
100 ; second attack of muti- them (Sept. 11), M. i. 521, — ; —
THE HISTOEIBS OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 63
Eyre, Major cont. Faizab^d cont. Commands Artillery ad- they quit boats and run for vancing from Laklinau Resi- life, M. i. 401; fugitives dency (May 16), M. ii. 206; from, murder of Col. Gold- his services at the Alambagh, ney and his party, E. iii. 467,
M. ii. 361 ; beats off rebel M. i. 401; Col. O'Brien's attack at Alambagh (March boat escapes by a ruse, K. iii.
16, '58), M. ii. 402. 468, M. i. 402; fugitives reach Amora in safety, M. i.
401 ; of three boats of fugi- tives only one man escapes,
M. i. 401 ; Col. Lennox and F. family escape from town, after departure of boats, K. iii. 469, M. i. 403. Faddy, Capt., surprises and dis- Narrative of Mrs. Mill's
perses party of mutineers escape, K. iii. 687 ; Eaja Man
near Muradabad, M. i. 326. Singh finds and protects Mrs.
i. Pagan, Adjt., murdered at Mau Mills, M. 403 ; Mrs. Mills (July 1), M. i. 236. and children sent into Go- Faizabad, Col. G-oldney, Com- rakhpur by mutineers, M. i.
missioner at, K. iii. 460, M. i. 402; civil, ofiicers refused
shelter by Man Singh, • i. 396 ; troops stationed at, K. M.
iii. 461, M. i. 396 ; excited 404; they take to boat, and state of troops in. May, K. are robbed of everything, M.
i. iii. 462 n. ; officers at, store 404 ; but succeed in reach- provisions in Capt. Thur- ing Danapur in safety (June
i. burn's house, M. i. 396 ; but 29), M. 406. rely on pensioned Sepoys, M. Fakeer, see Faqir. i. 397; and on help from Fakir-ood-Deen, see Fikru-d-
Taluqdars, M. i. 397; pen- Din. sioners and Taldqdars alike Fanaticism at Patna, K. iii. 78.
fail to help, M. i. 398. Faqi'r, excites soldiery at Mirat, Capt. A. Orr induces Man K i. 566. Singh to receive all the wo- Farrukhabad, story of leather men and children, M. i. 399 rupees, circulated at, K. iii.
the families of civil of&cers 293 ; rebellion breaks out in and subordinates take refuge May, E. iii. 292. with Man Singh (June 7), M. Farrukhabad, Tafazzul Husain
i. 399 ; mutiny breaks out Ehan, JSTawAb of, his charac- (June 8), K. iii. 464, M. i. ter, E. iii. 303, 304; becomes
399 ; Sepoys give their ofBicers bitterly antagonistic to the
boats and monev, and order English, E. iii. 297 ; he be-
them to go, K. iii. 465, M. i. comes supreme at Farrukh-
400; but ask 17th N.I. to abad, M. i. 346 ; murders murder the officers they have forty Europeans at, M. i.
helped to escape, K. iii. 466, 346 ; he threatens Powain
i. '58), M. iii. his M. 400 ; fugitives attacked (Aug. 274;
3,t BegamganJ, M, i, 400; unauthorised pardon, M. i. — — ;;;
64 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Furrakhab^d cont. Fathgarh cont,
B4>7 ; his Hakim slain at Pa- 25), M. i. 339 ; they fail in tidli (Dec. 17), M. ii. 292. direct attack, and take to min-
Faridpur, Sir Colin Campbell ing, M. i. 340 ; they assault,
arrives at (May 4, '58), M. ii. but fail, K. iii. 299; Mr.
622 ; again there (Mav 16, Jones defeats first attempt to
'58), M. ii. 538. storm fort, M. i. 341 ; Sepoys Fathgarh, its population and establish effective fire against
iii. i. i. re- garrison, K. 296, M. fort, M. 341 ; gallant
335 ; Col. G. A. Smith com- sistance of garrison of fort, mands at, K. iii. 294, M. i. E. iii. 298. 335. Europeans evacuate fort,
Col. G. A. Smith sends K. iii. 300 ; and attempt to women and children by boat escape in boats, M. i. 342 to Eahnpur (June 3), K. iii. the boats are fired upon and
294 ; some of the fugitives pursued, K. iii. 300 ; villagers return (June M. i. attack the boats, i. 13), 336 ; M. 343 several stop at Dharampur, fugitive boats from, reach
M. i. 336. Sangrampur, M. i. 343. Sepoys obey Col. Smith's Major Robertson's boat order to destroy bridge of takes the ground, M. i. 844 boats on approach of Sftapur and is then attacked by two
mutineers, K. iii. 295, M. i. boats of Sepoys, M. i. 344;
336 ; but they refuse to allow the boats are again attacked,
iii. treasure to go into Fort, M. E. 301 ; gallant charge -of i. 336; Col. Smith and his five officers against three hun- followers retire into the Fort, dred villagers, M. i. 344; K. iii. 295, M. i. 337; Col. noble conduct of Mr. David Smith's appeal for help, K. Churcher, after destruction
iii. 669 ; arrival of mutinous of second boat, E. iii. 302 41st N.I. at, M. i. 337; Se- Col. Smith's boat reaches
poys repulse traitorous over- Eusumkhor, M. i. 345; Mr. tures (June 17), M. i. 337; Jones remains at Eusumkhor but break into mutiny (June and escapes death by doing
18), M. i. 337. so, M. i. 346 ; last remaining Col. Smith prepares fort for boat reaches Eahnpur, where
defence, M. i. 338 ; he provi- all on board are murdered by sions the fort, through delay Mna Sahib, E. ii. 353, iii.
in Sepoy attack, M. i. i. 339 ; 303, M. 336, 346. the Sepoys place themselves Concentration of rebels under a Pathan Nawab, M. i. upon (Dec. 30, 31), M. ii.
338. 300 ; rebels attempt to de-
Contention between the stoy suspension-bridge, M. ii.
10th and 41st Regiments on 300 ; British capture and re- account of stolen treasure, K. pair the bridge at (Jan. 1, iii. 296, 297; fight between '68), M. ii. 300; Sir Colin the Sepoys of 10th and 41st Campbell arrives there, M. ii.
Eegiments N.I., M. i. 339; 301 ; Col. Adrian Hope holds Sepoys attack the fort (June the bridge (Jan. 2, '58), M, — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 65
Fathgarh cont. Fazl Azim cont.
ii. 302; spontaneous charge Husain, M. ii. 326 ; falls back of ii. on NasratpAr to 53rd Eegiment, M. 303 ; oppose Gen. complete defeat of the rebels Franks (Jan. '58), M. ii. 328. at (Jan. 2, '68), M. ii. 303 Feigning confidence policy of
rebels fly to Eohilkhand, M. Government, M. i. 21 ; its ii. 304; Sir Colin Campbell fruits show themselves, M. i. enters fort (Jan. 3, '68), M. 23, 26; Mrs. Coopland's
ii. 305 ; importance of Sir practical experience of, M. i. Colin Cambpell's position at, 172 to; its frightful result at
M. ii. 309. Gwaliar, M. i. 176. Sir Colin Campbell leaves Fenwick, Col., retires in disgust for KdhnpAr (Feb. 1, '58), M. from command of Ari reliev-
ii. ; force, iii. 314 Col. Seaton given ing E. 109 n. ; command of troops at, M. ii. charged with knowingly se-
311 ; the place strengthened lecting an incompetsnt ofii- and prepared by Colonel Sea- cer to command A'ra relieving
ton, M. ii. 499 ; Col. M'Caus- force, E. iii. 110. land succeeds Brig. Seaton in Ferozepore, see Fii'ozpur. command of (May '68), M. Fifty -fifth Eegiment, escaped ii. 541. mutineers of, miserably perish
Pathpur liable to attack on all in Eohistan, E. ii. 493-495.
sides, M. ii. 446 ; Mr. R. T. Fikru-d-Dm, next in succession
Tucker, Judge at, K. ii. to ii. 363 ; Bahadur Shah, E. 14,
the Judge of, beloved by the 15 ; circumcision of, E. ii. ii. Natives, K. 364; and 24 and n. ; agrees to terms of openly endeavours to convert the British with respect to
ii. the Natives, E. 364; he his succession, E. ii. 26 ; sud-
refuses to leave his post, K. denly dies (July '56), E. ii. 27. ii. 365; outbreak at (June 9), Financial Garrison, a post at
E. ii. 364 ; European resir Lakhnau Residency, M. i. 442.
dents flee, E. ii. 365 ; fugi- Finnis, Col., killed while re- tives reach Banda in safety, monstrating with his troops ' E. ii. 365. (May 10), E. ii. 59. Battle of (July 12), E. ii. Firozpur, mutiny of 34th Regi-
360 ; and defeat of Nana Sa- ment at (1844), E. i. 278.
hib's troops, E. ii. 362 ; the State of troops at, E. ii.
town given up to plunder by 438 ; Mutiny at (May 13), E. ii. the English, E. 363 ; Brig. ii. 437, M. i. 3 ; importance Carthew left in command of, of its magazine, E. ii. 442 n. ii. M. 446 ; Col. Barker clears magazine saved, E. ii. 442; the villages around (Dec. 11), Brig. Innes blows up maga- M. ii. 447. zines of mutinous regiments,
Pawcett, Lieut., tilled in fight E. ii. 441 ; flight and pursuit with Aji't Singh (Sept. 4, '58), of mutineers from, E. ii. 441. M. iii. 336. Firoz Shah, rebel leader in
Fayrer's house, a post at Lakh- Oudh, M. iii. 271 ; commands nau Eesidency, M. i. 442. rebels at Mandiswar (Aug.),
Fazl Azfm, lieutenant of iii. Mahndi M. 66 ; joins Central — ; —
66 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Firoz Shah cont. Fischer, Col. cont. Indian mutineers (Sept. 26), Bihar with Madras troops
M.. ii. 96 ; advances his troops (Oct.), M. ii. 446. from Amjhera to the Bombay Fisher, Col. Sam., commands at
iii. K. iii. ; his road (Oct.), M. 67 ; retreats Sultanpur, 469 from Mandiswar to Mdngarh murder at Sultanpur (June
(Nov. 24), M. iii. 81 ; enters 9), K. iii. 470, M. i. 406. Eohilkhand (Nov. '67), M. Fitzgerald, Brig.-G-en., receives
iii. 369 ; forced to retreat command of combined Bri- from Muradabad (April 21, tish and Portuguese troops '58), M. ii. 520; escapes (Nov. '68), M. iii. 246. from Muradabad (April 26, FitzGerald, Lieut. M. M., his '68), M. ii. 621; joins the guns do much execution in Maulavi at Shahjahanpur street-fighting in Dehli, M.
(May 12, '58), M. ii. 536 ; at- iii. 501. tacks Mohan on the Sai (Aug. Flagstaff Tower at Dehli, see
7, '68), M. iii. 282 ; operates Dehlf. in Oudh during 1858, M. iii. Fleming, Mrs., interview with
359 ; marches from Sitapur Jawan Bakht, K. ii. 34 n. (Dec. 7, '58), M. iii. 360; at- Follett, Major, assumes tem- tempts to sack Eanod (Dec. porary command of Central
17, '58), M. iii. 362 ; com- Indian Column (June), M. iii.
pletely defeated at Eanod 16 ; is averse to moving from
(Dec. '58), iii. Aurangabad, M. iii. 16 ; stulti- 17, M. 363 ; seizes part of Lieut. Stack's fies himself by offering to ad- convoy, near Eampur, M. iii. vance on Mau (July 7), M.
364 ; marches to assist Tan- iii. 17. tia Topi in Biinswara, M. iii. Forjett, Mr., Superintendent of
366 ; defeated by Capt. Eice, Police, Bombay, K. iii. 408,
at Sarpur (Dec. 22, '58), M. M. iii. 43 ; his character, and
iii. 364 ; hurries to Arunf, M. great acquirements, M. iii.
iii. ; 364 ; joins Tantia Topi at 44 his extraordinary test of Indragarh (Jan. 13, '69), M. the Bombay police, M. iii. 45.
iii. 359, 365 ; positions of Organises force of mounted iii. British columns around, M. Europeans (Aug.), M. 43 ;
iii. 365 ; leaves Tantia Topi distrusts the Sepoys of Bom-
(Jan. 21, '59), M. iii. 367 bay (Sept.), M. iii. 47 ; inti- hidden in the Sironj jungle mates his necessity for dis-
(April '59), M. iii. 378 ; dis- obeying orders, M. iii. 47; appears into obscurity (Feb. hurries to Sepoy lines on out- '69), M. iii. 369. break (Sept.), M. iii. 49; de- Fischer, Col., commands Ma- fies and quells Sepoy out- dras Sepoys marching from break, M. iii. 50; preserves Katak, M. ii. 138; sends tranqaillity during the Mu-
Major English towards Dur- harram, M. iii. 51 ; discovers
anda, M. ii. 140 ; marches on conspiracy atGangiParsh^d's
Hazaribdgh (Sept. 13), M. ii. house (Oct.), M. iii. 63 ; se-
140 ; directed to protect the cretly shows Major Barrow his
ti'Cink road, M, ii, 141 : enters own men conspiring, M. iii, 53. — ;; — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 67
Forjett, Mr. cont. Franks, Gen. cont. His eminent services unre- ii. 327; re-establishes ordei cognised by Government, M. around AUdbdbad (Feb. '58),
iii. 61 n. ; substantial grati- M. ii. 329. tude of inhabitants of Bom- Marches to Singramau bay to him, M. iii. 51 n., 52 n. (Feb. '58), M. ii. 329; enters
Forrest, Lieut., one of the brave Oudh, M. ii. 329 ; defeats the Artillerymen who defended rebels at Chanda (Feb. 19,
the magazine at Dehli (May '58), M. ii. 330 ; and also at
11), E. ii. 88. Hamirpur, M. ii. 331 ; out- Forster, Col., his services in manoeuvres Mahndi Husain
Western Bihar, M. ii. 436; and enters fort Budhayan
assists in relieving Lieut. (Feb. 21, '58), M. ii. 332 ; de- Graham from blockade at feats the rebels at Sultanpur Palamau (Dec. 8), M. ii. 438 CPeb.23,'58),M.ii.335; attacks restores order in Singhbhum Dhaurara; and is repulsed (Jan. '58), M. ii. 441 6. (March 4, '58), M. ii. 337; Forsylh, Mr. Douglas, energeti- results of his successful cam- cally collects transport for paign in Oudh, M. ii. 338. Gen. Anson's army, E. ii. Marches on Lakhnau (Mar.
160 ; wins the active support 4, '58), M. ii. 337; arrives of the Protected Sikh States, there (March 6, '58), M. ii.
E. ii. 162. 370 ; storms the Imdmbara Fort William, escape of pri- (March 14, '68), M. ii. 390 soner from, E. iii. 35 n., 665, advances to and captures 678. Chinf Bazar, M. ii. 393. Fox, Lieut., killed at the storm- Fraser, Col. Hugh, Chief Engi- ing of Jhansi (April 8, '58), neer at Agra, his character,
M. iii. 169. E. iii. 203 ; his personal cou-
Francis, Capt., skilfully aban- rage, E. iii. 203 n. ; builds dons Machhi Bhawan, M. i.429. iron bridge at Lakhnau Franklyn,Brig., commands atthe (1842), E. iii. 435 n. Alambagh (Mar. 16, '58), M. ii. Advises Mr. J. Colvin to
401 ; defeats rebel attack on distrust Sepoys, M. i. 151 ; re- the Alambagh (Mar. 16, '58), commends prompt measure of M. ii. 402. precaution at Agra, E. iii. 204. Franks, Gen., appointed to com- Created Chief Commissioner
(Nov.),M. ii. mand Janpur force of Agra (Sept. 30), M. 96 ;
ii. 321 ; strength of his force ceases to be Chief Commis- there (Nov. 29), M. ii. 325 sioner of Agra (Feb. 9, '58), Capt. H. Havelock volunteers M. ii. 418. to serve with him, M. ii. 325 Fraser, Major, of Native Sap- he is directed to cover Bana- pers, murdered at Mirat (May ras (Nov.), M. ii. 325; ad- 15), E. ii. 178. vances to Nasratpiir against Fraser, Mr., Political Agent in
Fazl Azim, M. ii. 328 ; defeats Sagar and Narbada territo- the rebels at Nasratpur (Jan. ries, M. iii. 89.
23, '58), M. ii. 328 ; receives Fraser, Mr. Simon, Commis- ve-inforcement of Cavalry, M, sioner at Dehli, E. ii. 79; en- — ; —
68 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Eraser, Mr. Simon cont Gall, Major cont. deavours to secure loyalty of '58), M. iii. 173; captures Sepoy Guard at DeMi, K. ii. fort of Lohdrf (May '68), M.
77 ; murder at Dehli, K. ii. iii. 176. 79, 665. Galway, Capt., his gallantry at French, residents at Calcutta, Lakhnau (Sept. 27), M. ii. Government declines their of- 164.
fer to raise Volunteers, M. i. Galwey, Col., gallantly carries 2. two vUIages near Sultanpdr Trench, Capt., killed in cavalry (Aug. 26, '68), M. iii. 273. charge at Agra (Oct. 10), M. Gambhi'r Singh, Lieut., his con- ii. 101. spicuous gallantry at battle
French, Capt., destroys rebel of Chanda (Oct. 30), M. ii. boats on the Son (Sept. 20), 320. •58), M. ii. 484. Gangadhar Eao, becomes Eaja Ffrench, Lieut., his conspicuous of Jhansi (1843), K. i. 90; he daring at the Sikandar Bagh, dies childless (1863), K. i. 90. M. ii. 197. Ganga Parshad, his house at Frontier of Panjab, intrigues Bombay the meeting-place of along, K. ii. 495. mutinous Sepoys, M. iii. 63. Fulton, Capt., his skill and Ganga Earn, conspires against daring, at Lakhnau, M. i. the English at Labor (1848),
483 ; his death at Lakhnau K. i. 29. (Sept. 14), K. iii. 640, M. i. Ganges, anarchy rampant in 483. districts on left bank of, M.
Furruckabad, see FaiTukhabad. iii. 441. Futtehpore, see Fathpur, Ganjan Singh, a rebel leader, defeated and slain by Capt. Woolley (Nov.), M. iii. 108. Garden Eeach, abode of Eing of Oudh at Calcutta, full of G. disaffected people, M. i. 14, 22, 27; the dangerous occu- " Gagging Act," passed by Le- pants of, rendered powerless gislative Council (June 13), by arrest of Eiug of Oudh, K. iii. 18, M. i. 19; passed M. i. 28. the dav before " panic Sun- Gardiner, Major, arrests muti- day " at Calcutta, M. i. 23; nous Sikhs, at Dera Ismail the Act a mistake, M. i. 21 Khan (July 20, '58), M. iii. Lord Canning's unpopularity 306. on account of, K. iii. 24. Gardner, Colour - Sergeant, Galauti, rebels defeated at, by saves Cameron's life from the Mr. Dunlop, M. iii. 436. Ghazis (May 5, '68), M. ii. Gall, Major, his gallantry in the 627. Malwa campaign, M. iii. 87 Garhakot, description of, M. iii. leads west attack at storming 144; its garrison (Feb. '68),
of Jhansf (April 3, '58), M. M. iii. 145 ; captured and held
iii. iii. 166 ; sent to watch by Jabalpur mutineers, M. garrison of Kota (April 22, 107; Sir Hugh Eose arrives ; — ;
ME mSTOBlES 01* TBH iNDlAJf MUTINT. 69
Gartakot —cont. Gaya cont. before (Feb. 11, '58), M. iii. arrived without molestation,
145 ; Sir Hugh Eose begins M. i. 114; fortune converts
Ms attack, M. iii. 145 ; tte Mr. A. Money's disobedience rebels evacuate (Feb. 12, '58), into a triumph, M. i. 115. M. iii. 146. Threatened by mutinous G-aussen, Major, leads detacb- Cavalry after Mr. Money's ment from Sagar towards Lal- return there (Sept. 8), M. ii.
latpur, M. iii. 98 ; captures 444; Mr. Money induces fort of Balabet, M. iii. 99; Capt. Rattray to march out bis Sepoys compel him to re- and attack Cavalry, M. ii.
lease his prisoners, M. iii. 99. 444 ; the Cavalry sweep Gaya, out-station of Patna, K. round Capt. Rattray and en- iii. 71, M. i. 40; officers at, ter the town, M. ii. 445
K. iii. 161 ; Mr. Alonzo Mo- saved from plunder by
ney, Magistrate at, M. i. 109. bravery of Mr. Skipwith Tay- Disaffection in (June 11), ler, son of late Commis-
K. iii. 73 ; execution for trea- sioner, M. ii. 445.
iii. in- son at (July 22), K. 152 ; English forced into effect of Danapur mutiny trenchment by revolt in city upon (July 28), K. iii. 153; (June '58), M. ii. 483. ordered to be abandoned by General condition of Northern Mr. Tayler (July 31), M. i. India in July, K. ii. 411. 108. General conspiracy, evidence in Mr. A. Money resolves to support of, K. ii. 108, 109.
abandon treasure at, M. i. General Service enlistment, Lord
110 ; inexplicable character of Canning's opinion of, K. i.
Mr. Money's first abandon- 468 ; native opinion of, E. i.
ment of treasure at, M. i. 469 ; effect of, K. i. 471.
110 ; Mr. Money urged to re- Gerrard, Col., leads expedition turn to, for treasure, by Mr. against mutineers in Jodh- HoUings, M. i. Ill; he re- pur, M. ii. 109; marches on pents and returns, with Mr. Ndrndl, M. ii. 110-113; de- Hollings, M. i. 112; Mr. A. feats the mutineers at Nar- Money condemns himself, M. ntil (Nov. 16), M. ii. 116,
i.l]2. 118 ; his death during pursuit The town remains tranquil of mutineers (Nov. 16), M.
after first abandonment, K. ii. 117 ; Capt. Caulfield as-
iii. 155 ; Mr. Money on his sumes command of column return summons detachment after death of, M. ii. 117
of 64th Eegiment, M. i. 112 Col. Seaton sent from Dehli and burns Government- to command his column (Nov.
stamped paper, M. i. 113 ; he 23), M. ii. 118. despatches treasure from Ghaghra, fugitives from Bah-
(Aug. 4), M. i. 113 ; outbreak raich murdered on banks of, at (Aug. 4), K. iii. 157; Mr. M. iii. 478.
Money flies from town, M. i. Ghatampur, rebels plunder and
ii. 113 ; and resolves to retire on bum (Mar. 26), M. 450.
Calcutta, M. i. 113 ; where he Ghazis, their desperate courage — —
76 ANALYTICAL IKDEX 01*
Ghazis eont. Gonda cont
at Aligarh, M. i. 287; despe- 476 ; Mr. 0. Wingfield starts rate conflict with, at Kakrauli for Balrampdr, M. i. 393; (April 30, '58), M. ii. 502; mutiny at (June 10), M. i.
fierce attact of, at Baraili 393 ; rebels retreat to (July
(May 5, '58), M. ii. 526. '68), M. iii. 271. Ghazipdr, revolt in district of Gonda, Eaja of, assists Mahndi '58), (June), M. iii. 451 ; Mr. Ve- Husain at Belwd (March
nables forced to retreat to M. ii. 462 ; chased from the (July 30), M. ii. 316. Ghaghra, by Gen. Hope Grant Ghazi-ud-Din Nagar, British (Nov. 24, '58), M. iii. 292. victory near (May 31), M. i. Goojrat, see Gujrat. 10. Goojur=Gujar=a predatory Grholab Singh, see Gulab Singh. Rajput caste, hence a thief. Ghussa Ehan, styles himself Gopalpur, Eao Sahib, the Eani Subahdar of Aligarh (Aug.), of Jhansi, and Tantia Topi, K. iii. 411. meet at (May '68), M. iii.
Gibbings Capt., murder of, at 203 ; desperate condition of Sultanpur (June 8), M. i. 406. rebel cause at (May '58), M.
Gibbins, Lieut., killed at Kahn- iii. 203, 204 ; Sir Hugh Eose
plir (Nov. 28), M. ii. 252. sends column to, in pursuit Gilbert, Sir Walter, drives the of rebels (May 25, '58), M. Afghans from the Panjab iii. 211. (1849), K. i. 45. Gopalpdr, Eaja of, releases pri- Goa, Portuguese Viceroy places soners at Gorakhpur (Sept.), his troops under British com- M. iii. 456. mand (Nov. 68), M. iii. 246. Gorakhpur, its situation and ex-
Gogra, see Ghaghrd. tent, M. iii. 447 ; its garrison,
Gokool Chund, see Gokul M. iii. 448 ; Capt. Steel com- at, iii. Chand. mands Sepoys M. 449 ; Gokul Chand, Pandit, staunch Mr. Wynyard receives unli- in assistance of the English mited power in, M. iii. 449. at Banaras (June 5), K. ii. Mr. Wynyard raises Volun-
231. teers in, M. iii. 449 ; attempt Goldney, Col. Philip, Commis- of prisoners to break out of sioner at Faizabad, K. iii. jail (June 7), M. iii. 450; the
460 ; realises from the first Sepoys refuse to obey orders
the gravity of the Mirat out- (June 6), M. iii. 450 ; second
break, K. iii. 461 n. ; chival- attempt of Sepoys to mutiny rous bearing, and death of, prevented (June 7), M. iii.
iii. K. 467. 450 ; placed under martial Golundauze = Gol-andazi = Ar- law by Major J. Holmes (June tilleryman. 19), K. iii. 103; Mr. Wyn- Gond clans, Eaja of Dilheri yard proclaims martial-law feudal lord over, M. iii. 93. in, M. iii. 451. Gondd, Mr. C. Wingfield retires Arrival and despatch of fu- to, from Sikrora (May), K. gitives from Oudh (June 17-
iii. 475; Mr. C. Wingfield 20), M. iii. 452 ; Mr. Tucker abandons (June 10), K. iii. endeavours to prevent the — ; — ;
The histoeiUs oi* HflE Indian mutiny. 71
Gorakhpur cont. Gordon, Capt. John cont. Gorkhas from giving assist- wife and daughters of Nari-
ance, M. iii. 452; Major yan 'Rio, M. i. 508 ; steams Eamsay brings Gorkhas from down Ganges to Eajghat, and Palpa (June 28), M. iii. 452; destroys enemy's boats (Aug. Mr. Wynyard disarms his de- 20), M. i. 617.
tachment of 17tli jST. I. (Aug. Gordon, Lieut. D., his death at
1), M. iii. 456 ; mutiny of the the Alambagh (Jan.), M. ii. 12th Irregulars at (Aug. 1), 346. M. iii. 455. Gordon, Lieut. John, Port Adju- Mr. Wynyard and officials tant of Asirgarh, M. iii. 58; forced to abandon, M. iii. raises body of Volunteers at
455 ; Mr. Wynyard leaves Asirgarh (June), M. iii. 58 district in charge of loyal sends one company of garri- landowners (Aug. 31), M. iii. son to Burhanpur (June 19),
456 ; Mr. Bird alone remains M. iii. 58; saves Asirgarh iii. behind, M. 456 ; prisoners from threatened attack of released from jail by Eaja of mutineers (July), M. iii. 69. Gopalpur, M. iii. 456; Mr. Gordon, Lieut., Deputy Com- Bird insulted and forced to missioner of Chandairi, es- fly, M. iii. 456. capes from Lallatpur mutiny, Seized by Muhammad Hu- M. iii. 98 m.
sain, M. iii. 456 ; Jang Baha- Gordon, Major, defeats rebel dur enters (Dec. 23), M. ii. attack at Alambagh (Jan. 16, 323. '58), M. ii. 362. Mr. Wynyard receives the Gorkhas, trusted to escort ar-
thanks of tillery ii. Lord Canning (May 14), K. 140 ; June 28), M. iii. 453. revolt of, at Nasiri (May), K.
Goraria, battle of (Nov. 24), M. ii. 143 ; subsidence of mutiny iii. 80; desperate resistance among, K. ii. 146 ; attempt to of Eohillas at (Nov. 24), M. seduce into mutiny, K. ii. iii. 81. 190. Gordon, Brig., clears country Goruckpore, see Gorakhpur. south of Ghaghra (Nov. '58), Gosling, Lieut., fights bravely M. iii. 293. at Bhogniwala (April '68), M.
Gordon, Capt., advances against ii. 616 ; killed at Naghina Eup Singh at Barhf (Aug. (April 21, '58), M. ii. 519. '68), M. iii. 309; captures Gough, Lord, his character, K.
Barhi, M. iii. 310 ; captures i. 36. Chakkarnagar (Aug. '68), M. Government of India, its mental
iii. 310. range, M. i. 11 ; betrays utter Gordon, Capt. John, destroys ignorance of the condition of and captures Nana Sahib's India, ui. judges its M. 492 ; boats at Jajaman (July 31), servants' conduct by results,
i. M. 499 ; his second expedi- M. i. 102 ; success the sole tion to Bithur (Aug. 5), M. i. standard of its servants'
507; leads third river party worth, M. i. 513 ; supersedes to Bithur (Aug. 8), M. i. 608 the victorious Havelock, M. i.
succeeds in recovering the 512 ; its treatment of Have- — ; —
72 ANAtTTioAii Index oi*
Government of India cont. Government of India cont. lock contrasted with Rome's guilty of fatuity in trusting
treatment i. of Varro, M. i. 513 ; Sepoys, M. 46. list of unjust supersessions Neglects opportunities for
by, M. i. 513-515 ; the public disarming Danapur Sepoys,
have no confidence in (July M. i. 61 ; fatuity of, in not dis- 31), M. i. 137; justified in aiming Sepoys at Danapur,
instituting Indm Commission, M. i. 513 ; its decisions re-
M. iii. 22 n. ; invests private specting disarming Sepoys at
people with powers of life and Danapur, M. i. 64 ; transfers
death, M. iii. 441 ; inconsis- its responsibility to Gen.
tency in respecting the ho- Lloyd, M. i. 61 ; mainly re- nour of Sepoys, but disre- sponsible for mutiny at Dana-
garding the lives of villagers, pur, M. i. 71 ; orders Gen. M. iii. 442. Lloyd to be tried by court- Confident attitude of (June martial, M. i. 115.
1), M. i. 5 ; neglects present Neutralises greatly Mr. resources for immediate sup- Taylor's good work, M. i.
i. pression of Mutiny, M. 6 ; 103; unjustly dismisses Mr. its blindness in refusing aid Tayler from his post, M. i.
of citizens of Calcutta (May 117 ; in despite of incontest-
20), M. i. 6 ; risks everything able evidence, still denies jus-
in order to appear strong, M. tice to Mr. W. Tayler, M. i.
i. 7 ; the danger and weak- 122. ness of its trusting policy, M. Does nothing to prepare for
i. 9 ; causelessly detains 84th Sir Colin Campbell's advance,
Eegiment at Barakptir, M. i. M. ii. 121 ; issues order on
6 ; by first delays, causes the the treatment of mutineers
loss of Kahnpur, M. i. 6, 7. (July 31), M. i. 135; the or- Aroused to a sense of inse- der on the treatment of mu-
curity by Mr. J. P. Grant tineers criticised, M. i. 136;
i. (June 12), M. 8, 13 ; pushes the order a statesman-like forward all reinforcements in measure, M. i. 137; the order June, M. i. 8; fears rupture forbidding the making of of central line of communica- terms with armed rebels, un- tion (June 10), M. i. 13; ef- fortunate to the British cause,
forts to strengthen central M. ii. 562, 564 ; disarms both Hne of communication, M. i. Europeans and Natives in
; accepts aid from Jang Calcutta (July i. 29 31), M. 138 ; Bahadui- (June), M. ii. 316 intense unpopularity of mea-
sanctions enrolment of Volun- sure, M. i. 138 ; employs Ma- teer corps at Calcutta (June drays Sepoys in Bengal, M.
12), M. i. 15. ii. 137 ; causes the rupture in Continues to feign confi- Mr. Beadon's line of six hun-
dence (June 13), M. i. 21 dred miles, M. i. 143. regards the outbreak as par- Disapproves Mr. Colvin's
tial and temporary (June 22), proclamation at Agra, M. i.
M. i. 30 ; fears effect of dis- 164; its vacillation in arming Sepoys, M. i. 46; N.W.P., compared with Col. — —
tHB HISTOEIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. n
Government of India cont. Grant, Brig. Hope cont. G. Lawrence's decision in CoUn Campbell (Oct. 80), M.^
Eajputana, M. i. 260 ; accepts ii. 107 ; his column at Bani further aid from Jang Bahd- the point d'appui of relieving
dur (Nov.), M. ii. 320 ; sends force, M. ii. 149. detachment to cut ofE muti- Commands general attack neers from Chatgaon and of Tantia Topi (Dec. 5), M.
Dakha, M. ii. 421. ii. 267 ; sent in pursuit of Governor - General of India, Tantia Topi from Kahnpiir
of, i. ii. ; catches amount of work K. 385 ; (Dec. 8), M. 276 intricacy of duties of, K. i. Tantia Topi at Shivarajpur,
386 ; Supreme Council of, in M. ii. 277 ; defeats him there
1856, K. i. 387; he and Com- (Dec. 9), M. ii. 278 ; attacks mander-in-Chief are in official Bithur and destroys Nana
collision (1856), E. i. 394. Sahib's palace (Dec. 11), M. 8ee also Dalhousie (Lord), ii. 281. and Canning (Lord). Commands Cavalry on the
Govindgarh, the stronghold of Gumti (March '58), M. ii.
Amritsar, K. ii. 434. 379 ; moves along Sitapur Govindghur, see Govindgarh. road (March 15, '58), M. iii.
Graham, Lieut., his party mu- 399 ; co-operates in attack tiny on road to Hazaribagh on Miisa Bagh (March 19,
(July 31), M. ii. 135 ; his ser- '58), M. ii. 405 ; defeats the vices in. Western Bihar, M. ii. rebels at Kursi (March 22,
436 ; blockaded in Palamau, '58), M. ii. 411. M. ii. 437; relieved from Left in command of Lakh-
ii. blockade at Palamau (Dec. nau (March '58), M. 468 ; 8), M. ii. 438; seizes Debi marches against the Maulavi
Bakkas Eai, and the rebel- (April '58), M. ii. 493 ; com- lion at Palamau collapses, M. position of his force, M. ii.
ii. 438 ; he and Capt. Dalton 494 ; his description of Ni- completely defeat rebels at palese on the march, M. ii. Palamau (Jan 21, '58), M. ii. 497. 4416. The Maulavf's skilful at- Grant, Assist.-Surg., murder- tempt to overthrow him (April
ously attacked at Eohini '58), M. ii. 495 ; marches un- (June 12), K. iii. 171, M. i. opposed to Bithauli, M. ii.
37. 497 ; arrives at Jallalabad Grant, Brig. Hope, takes part in (May 16, '58), M. ii. 498. the battle of Badli-ki-Sarai Marches against Beni Ma-
ii. ; iii. (June 8), K. 192 ordered dhava, M. 267 ; joined by to take the field by Secretary Eaja of Kappartola (June 4,
Muir of A'gra, M. ii. 105 ; ad- '58), M. iii. 267 ; strength of vances towards Lakhnau, M. his Oudh column (1858), M.
ii. 106 ; reaches Kahnpiir iii. 267 TO. ; marches on Na-
(Oct. 26), M. ii. 106 ; assumes wabganj, on Paizabad road,
command of Col. Greathed's M. ui. 267 ; defeats rebels at troops (Oct. 19), M. ii. 106; Nawabganj (June 13, '58), M.
halts at Banthira for Sir iii. 269 ; marches to relieve | — ;
74 ANALtTICAt ilJDEX 01*
Grant, Brig. Hope—cowi. Grant, Gen. Sir Patrick cont.
Man Singh, M. iii. 270 ; raises His reasons for not taking
the siege of Shahganj, and the field, M. i. 30 ; unsound
releases Man Singh (July reasons, M. i. 31 ; clings to '58), M. iii. 271; destroys routine work at Calcutta in- rehel boats at Ayodhya (July stead of taking the field, M.
'58), M. iii. 271. i. 31 ; his sound, but extra- Sends Brig. Horsford to ordinary reason, for not taking Sultanpiir (Aug. '58), M. iii. the field, M. i. 32; selects 271; follows Brig. Horsford Gen. Havelock to command
to Sultanpur, M. iii. 272 ; re- army in the field, M. i. 32 pulses rebels at Sultanpur counsels Neill to be cautious (Aug. 28, '58), M. iii. 273. in advance from Allahabad,
Orders Brig. Wetherall to E. ii. 285 n. ; urges Gen. join him in attack on Eam- Neill to Kahnpur to assist pur Kussia, M. iii. 289; Gen. Havelock, M. i. 489. marches on Amithi (Nov. 7, Throws responsibility of
'58), M. iii. 290 ; marches on disarming Danapur Sepoys
Shankarpur, iii. ; oc- Lloyd, M. i. 62 per- M. 291 on Gen. ; cupies Shankarpur (Nov. 9, mits disarmament of Danapur
'58), M. iii. 292; again de- Sepoys, K. iii. 90 ; collects feats rebels at Machhligaon transport and supplies at
(Dec. 4, '58), M. iii. 292 ; ar- Calcutta, K. iii. 45. rives at Balrampiir (Dec. 16, Grant, Lieut., murdered at '58), M. iii. 292; pursues Lakhnau (May 30), M. i. B41a Eao, from Tulsipur, M. 374.
iii. 293 ; drives Bala Eao and Grant, Mr., presses on Lord his army into Mpal, M. iii. Canning the acceptance of
294 ; scatters the last rem- Calcutta Volunteers, K. iii.
nant of rebels at Serwa pass 9 ; his letter to Lord Canning (Jan. '59), M. iii. 297. concerning the emergency, K. Nominated K.C.B., M. iii. iii. 11 n. 266. Grant, Sir John Peter, Member Grant, Charles, Brig. -Gen. at of Supreme Council, K. i.
Bardkptir (1867), K. i. 495. 387 ; his character, K. i.
Grant, Gen. Sir Patrick, his 388, M. i. 134 ; awakens the
antecedents, M. i. 29 ; sug- Government to the danger of gests intercepting the China the confiding policy (June
expedition (May 17), K. i. 12), M. i. 13, 14; embarks
615 n. ; summoned to Calcutta for Danapur with Sir J. Out- as acting Commander-in-Chief ram (Aug. 6), K. iii. 190; (June 3), K. ii. 280; starts created temporary Lieut.- from Madras for Calcutta Gov. of Central Provinces, E.
(June 17), K. ii. 281 ; arrives iii. 191, M. i. 134; informs at Calcutta (June 17), K. iii. Gen. Franks of the state of
44, M. i. 29 ; the task before the rebel forces in Gorakh-
him on landing at Calcutta, pur, M. ii. 326 ; returns to
M. i. 30; unpopular with Calcutta as President of the Bengal Army, M. i. 29. Council (March '58), M. ii.418. ; — ;
THE HISTOEIES OI* THi! INDIAN MUTINY. ?5
Grant, Private, daring leap into Greathed, Col. Edward cont.
ii. Sikandar B4gh (Nov. 16), M. captures Malagarh, M. 91 ; ii. 183, 197. discovers skeleton of Euro- Granville, Lord, writes letter of pean female at Eurj ah (Oct. sympathy to Lord Canning 3), M. ii. 92; captures Ali-
(March '58), M. iii. 257. garh, M. ii. 93 ; executes the Graves, Brig., commands at rebels Man gal Singh and
Dehli, K. ii. 91 ; endeavours Maitab Singh at Akbarabad, energetically to keep Sepoys M. ii. 93. to their allegiance (May 11), Marches on to Agra (Oct.
K. ii. 91 ; causes postpone- 9), M. ii. 93 ; reason for ur- ment of coup de main on gent appeals to help A'gra, M.
Dehli, K. ii. 528. ii. 97 ; emaciated condition of
Graves, Lieut., murdered at his troops, M. ii. 98 ; reaches Si'tapdr (June 3), M. i. 380. Agra, but finds enemy re-
Graydon, Lieut., his death at treated, M. ii. 98 ; dispute Lakhnau, M. ii. 161. about encamping his force
ii. Greased cartridges, the story of there (Oct. 10), M. 99 ;
the, K. i. 489, 516 ; as a cause his force encamps on the pa-
of the Mutiny argued, M. ui. rade-ground, M. ii. 100 ; his 470; the looked-for pretext force surprised, M. ii. 101
for revolt, M. iii. 486 ; only he drives off Sepoys from in lesser sense the cause of Agi-a (Oct. 10), M. ii. 103;
Mutiny, M. iii. 487 ; story of, his great victory, M. ii. 104. spreads with lightning ra- Superseded by Brig. Hope
pidity, E. i. 392; nature of Grant (Oct. 19), M. ii. 106 grease employed, K. i. 519 commands third brigade at mutton fat used at Mi'rat be- final attack on Lakhnau, M.
fore 1857, E. i. 515 ; those ii. 172 ; commands third bri- made with mutton fat and gade at attack on Tantia Topi wax allowed to be issued, E. (Dec. 5), M. ii. 267.
i. 516 ; manufactured but not Greathed, Hervey, Commissioner
issued, E. i. 514, 515 ; alarm of Mirat, and his wife, saved
caused by, E. i. 488, 490 : the by a native servant, E. ii. 68 paper of, greatly dreaded, E. advises immediate assanlt of
i. 558 n. ; tearing substituted Dehli (June 14), E. ii. 531
for biting, in drill, E. i. 521 his opinion of Gen. Barnard
feeling against, apparently E. ii. 569 ; dies of cholera, subsiding, in May, E. i. 582. at Dehli (Sept. 19), E. iii. Greathed, Capt.,^examines breach 642.
at Dehli, M. ii. 26. Greathed, . Wilberforce, urges Greathed, Col. Edward, starts immediate attack on Dehli in pursuit of Sepovs (Sept. (June 14, 16, 18), E. ii. 630,
24), M. ii. 87, 88 ; the force 532, 539. with which he advanced into Green, Lieut., his gallantry at
the Doab, M. ii. 88 ; destroys Pannu (Oct. 8, '58), M. iii. Dadi-i (Sept. 26), M. ii. 89 287. defeats the Sepoys at Baland- Grey, Sir George, sends to Cal- shahr (Sept. 28), M. ii. 90; cutta and Bombay both troops — ;; — ;
76 ANALtTIOAL INDEX Of
Gray, Sir G-eorge cont. Gubbins, Mr. Martin cont. and horses from the Cape, M. of Sitdpur mutiny, E. iii.
iii. 6 ; orders all ships of 466 m. China expedition to call at Gubbins's post, a post at Lakh- Singapor for instructions, M. nau Eesidency, M. i. 443. iii. 7. Guide Corps, ordered to Nau- G-rifiith, Artillery subaltern at shira (May 13), E. ii. 465; Phillaur, manfully holds the ordered to Atak (May 13),
Tort there (May 12), K. ii. E. ii. 466 ; moves from Atak,
ii. ; 445 ; prepares siege-train for (May 16), E. 466 reaches Dehli Field Force, K. ii. 146. Eawal Pindi (May 18), E. ii.
Gubbins, Mr. Frederick, inspires 466 ; reaches Ambala (June
confidence in Native popula- 4), E. ii. 467 ; diverted from tion at Banaras, K. ii. 234; advance on Dehli by request begs miUtary officers not to to burn a village, E. ii. 468 quit Banaras in May, K. ii. joins the Dehli Field Force
203 ; suppresses mutiny at (June 9), E. ii. 468; their
Banaras (June), M. i. 12 ; exe- extraordinary march, E. ii. cutes stem justice at Banaras, 468 m. K. ii. 237; Lord Canning's Guise, Capt., storms the Mess letter of thanks to, E. ii. 212 House, Lakhnau (Nor. 17), one of the four who preserved M. ii. 201. Mr. Beadon's line of six hun- Gujadar Singh, returns from
dred miles, M. i. 143. Nipal, and makes raid on Gubbins, Mr. Martin, Financial Sikrora (April '59), M. iii. Commissioner in Oadh, E. i. 296.
399 ; his character, E. i. 399, Gujars, begin a course of plun-
iii. 494, M. i. 415 ; hasty in dering, M. iii. 401 ; around
temper, E. i. 899 ; he and Mfrat, attacked and defeated Mr. C. Jackson in violent by Mr. Dunlop, M. iii. 430.
antagonism, E. i. 399 ; his Gujrat, battle of (1849), E. i. administration makes the 46. Oudh people desire return of Giijri, Col. Dui-and intercepts Native rulers, M. iii. 479. rebels at (Oct. 12), M. iii. His description of Oudh at 68.
iii. 408-410 end of June, E. ; Gulab Singh, receives Edshmir urges that help should be from the English, E. i. 5 sent to Eahnptir, E. iii. 500 sends contingent to English the only malcontent at Lakh- before Dehli, E. iii. 649.
nau, E. iii. 500 ; bravely Gulab Singh, rebel leader in heads an attack (May 31), E. Oudh, M. iii. 271. iii. 447, M. i. 376; distin- Gunga Earn, see Ganga Earn. guishes himself in pursuit of Gungadhur Eao, see Ganga-
mutineers, M. i. 376 ; in tem- dhar Eao. porary command, attempts to Gurgaon, Hakim Abdu-1 Haqq, disarm Sepoy troops, E. iii. chief of, hanged at Dehli
498, M. i. 416 ; his concern (Oct.), M. ii. 109. in the advance on Chinhat, Gursahaiganj, see Guinisahai-
E. iii. 669-671 ; his account ganj. ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 11
Gnrusahaiganj, reported head- Gwaliar cont. quarters of Sir Colin Camp- children escape to Agra, K. bell (Dec), M. ii. 295. iii. 319, M. i. 176. Gwaliar, military strength of, Mutineers at, ready to
K. iii. 309 n. ; Major C. Mac- sever British line of com-
pherson, Eesident at, K. iii. munications, M. ii. 125 ; Earn'
311 ; Dinbar Eao, Di'wan at, of Jhansi proposes the seizure K. iii. 311. of, M. iii. 205; Tantia Topi Lord Ellenborough's pru- appears before (May 30, '58),
dent generosity towards M. iii. 205, 208 ; captured by (1843), M. i. 162; excellent Tantia Topi (June 1. '58), M.
results of LordEllenborough's iii. 209 ; Eao Sahib made go-
treatment, M. i. ; sup- vernor of, iii. grave 152 M. 209 ; ports the English cause, M. political and military inci-
i. 153 ; Resident warned by dence of capture of, M. iii.
Sindhia of the general cha- 213 ; captured by Sir H. Rose racter of the revolt, M. i. 153 (June 19, '58), M. iii. 226; Sindhia suggests the removal rock-fortress of, captured by of women and children to Lieut. Eose and Lieut. Wal-
Eesidenoy, M. i. 171; Brig. ler (June 18, '58), M. iii. Eamsey objects to families of 228; Tantia Topi's account officers removing iii. Contingent of his defeat at, M. 518 ;
to Eesidency, K. iii. 314 ; Na- apparent tranquillity of, M. tive officers resent the re- iii. 331; Brig. E. Napier moval of women and chil- moves from to assist Brig.
dren, M. i. 170; Mr. Colvin Smith at Pauri (Aug. 11, directs ladies to remain, until '58), M. iii. 334. actual occurrence of mutiny, Gwaliar Contingent, its con-
M. i. 172. stitution, M. i. 169 ; restores First panic in cantonments order in I'tawa (May 24), M. (May iii. 314; Mrs. i. 162 part mutinies at Hat- 28), K ; Coopland's description of ras (May 26), M. i. 293; fearful suspense at, M. i. mutiny of (June 15), M. i.
171 n., 173 n. ; premonitory 34 ; Artillery of, mutiny (July
disrespect of Sepoys, M. i. 2), M. i. 294 ; others mutiny 174; mutiny at (June 14), at Burhanpur (July), M. iii.
K iii. 316, M. i. 173, 174 69 ; troops of, disarmed at every commanding officer Asirgarh (July), M. iii. 59
killed, E. iii. 317 ; mutineers effect of fall of Dehli upon,
murder the officers, but spare ii. 147 places itself under M. ;
tbe ladies, M. i. 175 ; murder Tantia Topi', M. ii. 148. of Capt. Stewart and family, Gwalior, see Gwaliar.
K. iii. 317 ; murder of Dr. Gya, see Gaya.
Kirk, K. iii. 318 ; number of murdered, K. iii. Europeans H. 318, M. i. 175 m.; the mas- sacre at, one result of the feigning confidence policy, Hagart, Col. James, his gal- at capture M. it 176 ; some women and lantly of Musa | — ;; ;
78 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Hagart, Col. James cont. Halddr, defeat of Hindus at, B4gli (March 19, '58), M. ii. by Muhammadan rebels (Aug.
407 ; recommended for Vic- 23), M. iii. 412. toria Cross by Gen. Hope Hale, Capt., attacked by Kols
Grant, M. ii. 407%. ; Sir Colin in Singhbhdm (Dec), M. ii.
Campbell's curious reason for 439 ; suppresses insurrection not forwarding recommenda- at Singhbhum with party of
tion, M. ii. 408 n. Eattray's Sikhs, M. ii. 439. Haidarabad, description of, M. Hale, Col., covers retirement of iii. 117; garrison of, M. iii. Sir Colin Campbell, M. ii.
120 n. ; disaffected classes in, 216 ; left in command of
M. iii. 123 ; mercenary troops Shahjahanpur (April 30, '58), of, M. iii. 123; Sepoys at, M. ii. 522; makes Shahja- ripe for revolt (1806), K. i. hanpur defensible (May '58),
muti- ii. 532 ; hears of advance 234 ; programme of the M. prepares neers of 1806, E. i. 235 n. ; of the Maulavf, and
the Nizam of, abstains from for him, M. ii. 533 ; besieged encouraging mutinous spirit, by the Maulavf (May 3, '58),
K. i. 236 ; threatened mutiny M. ii. 533. suppressed (1806), K. i. 237. Half-batta Order (1830), K. i. Major C. Davidson, Resi- 271.
iii. to help of dent at, M. 119 ; plot Halgalli, captured by murder the Europeans in Col. G. Malcolm (Nov. 29),
(June 12), M. iii. 119 ; Major M. iii. 237. Davidson meets the conspi- Haliburton, Major, killed at racy with vigour, M. iii. 119 Lakhnau (Oct. 4), M. ii. 158. Salar Jang represses incipient Hall, Capt., commands at Mount rising in (June 15), M. iii. Abu, M. ii. 555; attacked
120 ; insurrection in (July while asleep, by Jodhpiir 17), M. iii. 121; insurgents troops (Aug. 21), M. ii. 556 attack Eesidency, M. iii. 121 drives off attackers, M. ii. insurgents repulsed, M. iii. 557.
122 ; ringleaders of insurrec- Halliday, Mr. F., Lieut.-Gov. of tion captured, M. iii. 122 Bengal, his personal appear-
iii. suppression of attempt to ance and character, K. 58 ; disturb (Feb. '58), M. iii. want of judgment and inca-
of, i. 129. pacity M. 553 ; proved, Major Davidson forms Hai- by subsequent events, to have darabad column, for service been totally in the wrong, M. in Central India, M. iii. 124 i. 554; induces Lord Canning he receives reinforcements, M. to change his Native body-
iii. 124 ; success of his policy, guard, K. iii. 58, '59. M. iii. 125. His personal dislike of Mr.
Hakim, the, killed by Capt. Hod- W. Tayler, M. i. 116; re- son at battle of Pattiali (Dec. venges himself accordingly,
17), M. ii. 292. M. i. 116 ; resolves to remove Hakim Abdu-1 Haqq, chief of Mr. Tayler from Patnd before Gurgaon, hanged at Dehli outbreak of Mutiny, K. iii.
(Oct.), M. ii. 109, 71 ; marks his disapproba- — —
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 79
Halliday, Mr. F. cont. Hamilton, Sir Henry cont. tion of arrest of Wahabis at iii. 188; proposes measures
Patna, M. i. 549 ; his grave for tranquillisation of Central neglect of duty with, respect India, M. iii. 132.
to the Wahdbis, M. i. 550; Hamirpdi-, Gen. Franks defeats he denounces two loyal na- rebels at (Feb.), M. ii. 331. tives, for the purpose of Hampton, Major, commands at screening the Wahdbis, M. i. Nagod, M. iii. 109.
651 ; fully aware of existence Handscomb, Brig., murdered at of Wahabi fanatics at Patnd, Lakhnau (May 30), M. i.
M. i. 549 ; holds that a mu- 375. tiny at Danapur is inconceiv- Hanmant Singh, Eaja, nobility able, M. i. 650; charges and generosity of his conduct
trumped up by him against to fugitive English, M. i.
Mr. Tayler, M. i. 118 n. ; his 407 M. ; his estates restored comments on Mr. W. Tayler's to him, M. i. 408 n. order to abandon out-stations, Hanna, Mr., his desperate gal-
K. iii. 169 ; charges Mr. Tay- lantry at battle of Naghina
ler with panic, M. i. 117 ; his (April 21, '58), M. ii. 619. charge of panic against Mr. Hansborough, Mr., Superinten- Tayler confuted by Sir John dent of Baraili Gaol, defies
Kaye, M. i. 118 to. , his charge Ehan Bahadur Ehan, E. iii.
everywhere recognised as un- 276 ; murder of (June 1), E.
true, M. i. 121 ; he dismisses iii. 276. Mr. Tayler from his post, E. Hanumant Singh, rebel leader iii. 160. in Oudh (Oct. '68), M. iii. His policy compared with 286. that of Mr. W. Tayler, M. i. Haqqdad Ehan, Eisaldar, re-
59 ; his services less valuable pulses desperate cavalry than those of Mr. W. Tayler, charge at Niiria (Aug. 29,
M. i. 120 ; commits a much '58), M. iii. 276. graver error than Mr. W. Hardinge, Lieut., brilliant ser- Tayler, while punishing him, vices of, at outbreak of Lakh-
K. iii. 190. nau mutiny, E. iii. 446 ; leads Hamilton, Col., gallantly car- sortie at Lakhnau (Sept. 29),
ries the Martinifere, Lakhnau, M. ii. 155 ; leads another M. ii. 174. sortie (Nov. 2), M. ii. 166. Hamilton, Sir Henry, Agent at Hardinge, Lord, his character,
Indur, his character, E. iii. E. i. 16 ; his policy with re-
; local i. 324 his excellent know- spect to the Panjab, E. 2 ; ledge, M. iii. 132. annexes part of Jalandhar
Eetums to India, M. iii. (1847), M. i. 152 ; returns to
131 ; arrives at Indur (Dec. England (1848), E. i. 16.
16), M. iii. 133 ; relieves Col. Hare, Capt., pursues rebels
Durand, M. iii. 84 ; his plan from Garhakot (Feb '58), M. of operations for Central iii. 146.
India, M. iii. 133 ; his plan Harichand, rebel leader in Oudh, of campaign completely car- M. iii. 286; attacks Sandila ried out by Sir H, Eose, M, (Oct. 3, '58), M. iii. 286. ; ;
80 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Haridatta Singh, rebel leader in Hastings, Capt., appointed staff
Oudh (Oct. '58), M. iii. 286. officer by Major Eyre, M. i. Harideo Bakkas, protects fugi- 97.
tives from rathgarh, M. i. Hastings, !Lord, asserts the su- 336. premacy of the British in ^ Haridwar, attacked and burned India, K. ii. 8. by rebels from Bijnur (Jan. Hatras, mutiny at (July 1), M.
7, '58), M. iii. 413. i. 294; officers of mutinous
Harington, Lieut., killed at troops escape to Agra, M. i.
EAiya (April 15, '58), M. ii. 295. 507%. Havelock, Capt. H., joins Gen. Harington, Mr., opposes Mr. Franks' force at Janpur, M.
Colvin's proposal to retire in ii. 325 ; the able adviser of Agra Port (May 18), M. i. G-en. Franks, M. ii. 339. 149. Havelock, Gen. Henry, his cha- Hariya, Col. Eowcroft attacks racter, K. ii. 277. and defeats Muhammad Hu- Havelock, Gen. Sir Henry, his
sain at (June 18, '58), M. iii. character, M. ii. 218-220 ; his
282. antecedents, M. i. 35 ; ac- Harness, Col., commands Engi- companies Outram to Persia,
neers at attack on Tantia K. ii. 279 ; returns to Bom- Topi (Dec. 6), M. ii. 267. bay (May 29), K. ii. 280; Harriah, see Hariya. sails for Madras, K. ii. 280 Harrington, Lieut., his brave starts from Madras for Cal- deed at Lakhnau, M. ii. 213 n. cutta (June 17), K. ii. 281. Harris, Lord, G-overnor of Ma- Appointed by Lord Can- dras, M. iii. 130; cheerfully ning to command movable responds to Lord Canning's column at Allahabad, K. ii.
application for aid, K. i. 611 282, M. i. 32 ; leaves Calcutta the able manner in which he (June 24), M. i. 35; his di- assisted to suppress the Mu- rections on leaving Calcutta,
tiny, M. iii. 499 ; his grave K. ii. 282 ; arrives at Allah- anxiety for Madras through abad (June 30), K. ii. 276 Tantia Topi's invasion of Nag- approves of all Col. Neill's pdr (Oct. '58), M. iii. 344. preparations at Allahabad,
Harris, Major, commands Ca- K. ii. 283 ; receives news of valry at Mau, M. i. 206; fall of Kahnpur (July 3), K. murdered at Mail (July 1), ii. 284; differs from Col. M. i. 235. Neill as to prudent course Hartigan, Sergt., energetically after fall of Kahnpur, K. ii. drills Meade's Horse (Jan.- 286. March, '68), M. iii. 314. Resolves to capture Kahn- Hashmat All Chaudri, of San- pur, K. ii. 357; advances dila, capture of his camp at from Allah^btid (.July 7), K.
Lakhnau (March 11, '58), M. ii. 388 ; the force with which
ii. 380. he left Allahabad, K. ii. 358; Hassan Askari, actively in- hurries on to overlake Ee- King's palace, ii. trigues in the naud, K. 359 ; joins Ee- at Pehli, K. ii. 37. naud (July 12), K. ii. 359; — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 81
Havelock, Gen. cont. Havelock, Gen. cont.
defeats Nana Sahib's forces (July 80), M. i. 497; fury of at Pathpur (July 12), K. ii. Gen. Neill at retrograde move-
362 ; defeats tliem again at ment of, M. i. 500; Gen. A'on (July 15), K. ii. 369; Neill's letter to him (July
crosses the Pandu-nadi, K. ii. 31), M. i. 601 n. ; his reply to
370 ; approaches Eahnpur, K. Gen. Neill's letter, M. i. 502 n.
ii. 371 ; finds Nana Sahib Necessity of watching Se- strongly posted before Kahn- poys at Danapur prevents re-
pur, K. ii. 375 ; his great inforcements reaching, M. i. victory at Kahnpur (July 502; renews his advance on
K. ii. 376-381; his Lakhnau (Aug. M. i. 503 16), 4), ; order of the day to the vic- again captures Bashiratganj
torious army, K. ii. 382 ; stops (Aug. 5), M. i. 504 ; cholera the plunder of his troops at appears in his camp (Aug.
Kahnpur, K. ii. 388 ; com- 5), M. i. 504; dangerous bats drunkenness of troops state of the country in his
after capture of Kahnpur, K. rear, M. i. 505 ; fights a third
ii. 384 ; conscious of his dan- battle at Bashiratganj (Aug.
gerous position at Kahnpur, 12), M. i. 506 ; again forced
K. ii. 389 ; is joined by Gen. to fall back on Mangalwar,
Neill (July 20), K. ii. 397; M. 1. 506. occupies the Nawabganj at Falls back on Kahnpur
Kahnpiir, K. ii. 391 ; con- (Aug. 13), M. i. 507; reas- structs entrenchment atKanh- sumes command there, M. i.
pur, K. ii. 404-406, M. i. 490. 509 ; by advice of Gen. Hears report of Sir H. Neill, advances against Bi- Lawrence's death (July), K. thur (Aug. 19), M. i. 510;
ii. 410 ; receives plan of force opposed to him at Bi-
Lakhnau Kesidency from thur, M. i. 510 ; attacks and
Gen. Inglis, M. i. 455 ; he defeats Sepoys at Bithur
crosses the Ganges (July 25), (Aug. 16), M. i. 511; his
K. ii. 414, M. i. 490; his losses at action of Bithur, M.
force, on entering Oudh, K. i. 512.
ii. 414, M. i. 491 ; he halts at Stengthens Kahnpur and Mangalv7ar (July 28), K. ii. prepares for final advance to
415, M. i. 491 ; advances Lakhnau, M. i. 515 ; sends from Mangalwar (July 29), Capt. Gordon to destroy ene-
M. i. 491 ; meets the Sepoys my's boats at Eajghat (Aug. posted at TJnao, M. i. 491 20), M. i. 517; superseded
i. wins the battle of Unao, M. by Gen. Outram, M. 672 ;
i. 493 ; attacks and carries Gen. Outram resigns command
Bashiratganj, M. i. 494 ; his of Lakhnau relieving force to
losses during first day's ad- him, M. i. 524 ; reassumes vance, M. i. 495; perceives command of Lakhnau reliev-
the difficulties in his path to ing force, M. i. 526 ; the force
Lakhnau, K. ii. 416 ; finds it with which he made final ad- profitless to proceed, M. i. vance to Lakhnau, M. i. 526
496 ; falls back on Mangalwdr crosses the Ganges (Sept. 18, — ; —
82 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Havelock, G-en. cont. Havelock, Hemy cont. 19), M. i. 527; constracts in leading the charge on Char- bridge across Ganges, M. i. bagh bridge,M.i. 637*; charges 527; drives the enemy from to the muzzle of a 24-pounder,
Mangalwar (Sept. 21), M. i. K. ii. 381 ; captures second
629 ; advances witli all his rebel line of defence at Lakh-
i. '68), ii. force on Lakhnau, M. 529 ; nau (March 14, M.
chases the enemy through 391 ; captures Tara Kothi and Unao to Bashiratganj (Sept. Mess House at Lakhnau, M.
21), M. i. 630 ; the enemy fly ii. 392. panic-stricken across the Sai, Havelock, Lieut. Charles, killed
beyond Bani, M. i. 632. at Tigra (April '58), M. ii. Finds the enemy at the 470. A'lambagh (Sept. 23), M. i. Havelock, Major Henry, his
632 ; drives the Sepoys thence, plan for rooting out Amar M. i. halts and refits Singh's adherents, M. ii. 487 634; ;
(Sept. 24), M. i. 534, 535 ; at- proposes Mounted Infantry
tack on the Charbagh bridge, for service in Bihar, M. ii.
M. i. 537; carries the Char- 487 ; leads Mounted Infantry bagh, M. i. 636; and the against Amar Singh, M. ii.
Charbdgh bridge, M. i. 53 7t 487 ; heads the rebels on the encounters severe opposition Son (Oct. 19, '58), M. ii. at the Qaisarbagh, M. i. 637J; 488 ; cuts ofE rear-guard of reaches the Baillie Guard, rebels (Oct. 20, '58), M. ii.
M. i. 639 ; his losses during 489 ; rebel main-body escapes relief of Lakhnau, M. i. 541. by a mistake (Oct. 21, '58),
Shut up in Lakhnau with M. ii. 490 ; drives the rebels
garrison, M. i. 542 ; Sir J. to the Kaimtir Hills, M. ii. Outram assumes command of 491. garrison (Sept. 27), M. i. Hawes, Capt. W. H., essays to
542 ; occupies the palaces move treasure from Darfabad,
along Gumti at Lakhnau, M. K. iii. 480 ; his miraculous
ii. 152. escape fi-om Darfabad, K. iii. Composition of column for 481. effecting junction with Sir Hawes, Quartermaster, killed in Colin Campbell, M. ii. 206; the revolt at AUahaMd (June his plan for co-operating with 6), K. ii. 252. Sir Colin Campbell, M. ii. Hawthorne, Bugler, one of ex-
207 ; occupies Farid Bakhsh plosion party at Kashmir gate, ii. ii. Palace (Nov. 16), M. 206 ; Dehli, M. 32. explodes mines under Ham- Hayes, Capt. Fletcher, his cha-
khana, M. ii. 208; captures racter, K. ii. 296 ; his admi- ii. the Harn-khana, M. 208 ; nistrative character, K. iii.
his death (Nov. 24), M. ii. 421 n. ; his murder at Bhau- 218. gaon (May 31), K iii. 522 »i. Elavelock, Henry (the younger), Hayes, Dr., attacked by Kols in deludes Gen. Neill into or- Singhbhum (Dec), M. ii. dering a charge on Charbagh 439. bridge, M. i. 637; his daring Hazdra, execution of escaping —
THE HISTOEIBS OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 83
Hazara cont. Herbert, Mr. Sydney, writes let- mutineers at (June), K. ii. ter of sympathy to Lord Can-
495 ; Muhammadans of, plan ning (March '68), M. iii. 257. a revolt (Sept.), M. iii. 303. Hei-nia, see Hiranya. Haz^ribagh, Sepoy garrison of, Heroes, undecorated, M. ii. 197. M. ii. 134; mutiny at (July Heroism in the ranks, K. iii. 121. 30), M. ii. 134; Capt. Dalton Hetampur, Col. Lugard defeats restores order in (Aug.), M. rebels at (May 11, '58), M. ii.
ii. 136 ; Capt. Dalton asks 480. for a European Regiment, M. Hewitt, Gen., commands Mirat
ii. 137; Col. Fischer marches Division of the Army, K. ii. on, M. ii. 140. 44; his character, K. ii. 44,
Hearsey, John, General of Divi- 463 ; resents interference
Barakpur, i. ii. sion at K. 495 ; with his authority, K. 179. reports uneasy feeling at Ba- Orders Native Court of In-
rakpiir in (Jan. 1857), K. i. quiry on 3rd Cavalry muti-
496 ; feels the storm rising at neers, K. ii. 45 ; confirms sen-
Barakpur, K. i. 522 ; counsels tence on 3rd Cavalry muti-
disbandment of 34th Regi- neers, K. ii. 49 ; what he did
ment (May), K. i. 585 ; sug- on outbreak of mutiny at gests intercepting the China Mirat (May 10), K. ii. 66;
expedition, K. i. 615 n. ; his he delays moving from Mi-
judicious treatment of his rat, K. ii. 179 ; sacrifices Dehli Sepoys, K. i. 524; addresses to save Mirat cantonments,
his Sepoys with good effect, K. ii. 102 ; shifts blame of
K. i. 525 ; again addresses his inaction at Mirat on to Brig.
Sepoys, K. i. 533 ; he and his Wilson, K. ii. 101. two sons, proceed to arrest Higginson, Sir James, sends Mangal Pandi, K. i. 542; both troops and money from prepares to disarm Sepoys at the Mauritius to Calcutta, M. Barakpur, K. iii. 27. iii. 6. Heathcote, Lieut., military ad- Hill, Brig. William, commands viser of Anar Singh, M. ii. at Haidarabad, M. iii. 120 n ; 663; escapes from defeat of stops Tantia Topi's southern Anar Singh's army (Sept. 8), progress to Nagpur (Oct. '68), M. ii. 565. M. iii. 346. Heberden, Mr., railway engi- Hills, Lieut., his desperate per- neer, his heroic fortitude and sonal encounter with Sepoy death at Kahnpur, K. ii. troopers (July 9), K. ii. 676, 821. Major Tombs ^ 577; he and Hembaji, chief of, killed at Ko- win the Victoria Cross, ~K. ii. pdldurg (May '68), M. iii. 244. 677-579. _ Henderson, Lieut., induces Ki- Hindan, a river near Ghazi-ud- rauli troops to surrender their Dm Nagar, scene of first two guns, M. i. 267. fight with mutineers (May Herat, see Hirat. 30), K ii. 183; defeat of Herbert, Brig., pursues Kroz mutineers, K. ii. 184, M. i.
Shah towards Jhansi (Dec. 10 ; sacrificial courage of a
'68), M. iii, 360, mutineer at, K. ii. 184 ; mu- — — ;
84 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Hindan cont. Hodal cont. tineers fly to Dehli, K. ii. Contingent at (May 31), E.
185 ; mutineers stimulated hj iii. 241, M. i. 164; Sepoys promise of reward to return force their ofiicers to leave
to (May 31), Z. ii. 185 ; mu- them, M. i. 166. tineers again defeated, K. ii. Hodson, Capt., circumstances of 186. his removal from Guide
Hindu Eao's House at Dehli, Corps, E. ii. 667 ; his cha-
key to position on the Ridge, racter, M. ii. 75 ; his bravery
K iii. 672. and skill, M. ii. 295 ; his po- See also Dehli. sition on the capture of Dehli,
Hindu widows, act to remove E. iii. 643 ; captures the obstacles to re-marriage of, Eing of Dehli, E. iii. 646- K i. 476. 647, M. ii. 75; disarms the Hindus, persecuted by Muham- people at Humayun's Tomb,
madans whenever opportunity E. iii. 649 ; his capture of the served, M. iii. 410; their Princes, E. iii. 648-660, M.
number in Sepoy Army ii. 78 ; shoots the three (1857), K. i. 621-626. Princes himself, E. iii. 650,
Hir, in Grorakhpur, occupied by M. ii. 79 ; reflections on his Col. Rowcroft (June '58), M. shooting the Princes, E. iii.
iii. 282. 661, M. ii. 80 ; his belief in Hiranya, Col. Durand crosses the righteousness of his act,
the Chambal at (Nov. 19), E. iii. 652 ; warmly congratu- M. iii. 7&. lated by the Army on his Hira Lai Misr, conspicuously shooting the Princes, E. iii.
gallant Sepoy at Lakhnau, 663 ; G-en. Wilson commends M. ii. 166 n. his shooting the Princes, E. Hi'ra Singh, a rebel leader in iii. 655. Central India, M. ii. 96. Disposes of Jawahir Singh Hi'ra Singh, a gallant Sikh at and son (Dec. 22), M. ii. 293 Lakhnau, M. ii. 167 n. bravely undertakes to com- Hirat, its independence desired, mimicate with Sir Colin
K. i. 410 ; Persians march Campbell, M. ii. 294; starts against (1852), K. i. 411; on his perilous journey to Sir
Muhammad sides with Colin Campbell, ii. Tar M. 296 ;
Persia, K. i. 410 ; annexed by finds Sir Colin Campbell at
Persia, K. i. 411 ; rebellion in Miran-kf-sarai, M. ii. 297 ; led
i. (1856), K. 413 ; Saiad Mu- by a native in safety through hammad becomes ruler of,K. i. rebels at Chibramau, M. ii.
411 ; Saiad Muhammad killed 297 ; returns in safety to (1855), E. i. 413; Yusuf Bewar (Dec. 31), M. ii. 298. Khan becomes ruler of, K. i. His death at the storming
413 ; revolution in (1856), K. of the Begam Eothi, Lakh-
i. 414; again attacked by nau (March 10, '58), M. ii. Persia, E. i. 414; D'Arcy 387. Todd and his Sepoys there, Hodson, Lieut. William, of the M. iii. 473. Guides, his antecedents, K. Hodal, mutiny of Bharatpur ii. 181, 182 ». ;; —
tHfi HISTORIES Op The Indian mutiny. 85
Hofer, parallel between his acts Holkar, the Maharaja cord. and those of Tantia Topi, M. Simrol pass for aid (July 30), iii. 381. M. iii. 61; evades Col. Du- Holk^r, the Mah4raja, his ter- rand's offer to march into
ritory, M. i. 205 ; his educa- Indor (July 30), M. iii. 61.
tion, K. iii. 325 ; his probable His Cavalry disarmed by sentiments, K. iii. 327. Col. Durand (Dec. 14), M.
Supplies Col. Durand with iii. 82 ; his infantry disarmed
guard of troops (May 14), by Darbar, M. iii. 83 ; visited
i. sends muti- Col. (Dec. M. M. 209 ; away by Durand 14),
nous troops (June 30), M. i. iii. 83 ; sacrificed to justify
228 ; loses command of his Durand, K. iii. 346 ; treated troops (July 1), M. i. 229; with suspicion since 1857, K. his troops mutiny (July 1), K. iii. 350.
iii. 330 ; the attack on, and Hollings, Mr., urges Mr. A. Mo- abandonment of Residency, ney to return to Gaya for the
M. i. 219-226; his surprise treasure, M. i. Ill ; he and at the outbreak, K. iii. 338. Mr. A. Money return to The question of his loyalty, Gaya, after its first aban- M. i. 226; declares his un- donment, E. iii. 155, M. i. swerving loyalty to the Bri- 112.
tish, K. iii. 337 and ». ; tem- Holmes, Col., marches against
porises in hopes of return of Awah, M. ii. 572 ; captures iii. Sir. E. Hamilton, M. 63 ; Awah, aod destroys fort (Jan.
free from charge of compli- 24, '58), M. ii. 573 ; chases city in Mutiny, K. iii. 348, M. Tantia Topi to the Chambal,
i. 233 ; Col. Durand believes M. iii. 320 ; surprises and de- in his loyalty up to July 1, M. feats Tantia Topi, at Sikar
i. 227 ; his defence for first (Jan. 21, '59), M. iii. 367. inaction, K. iii. 339 w.; his Holmes, Major James, his cha-
communication with muti- racter, E. iii. 102 ; his confi- neers after attack, M. i. 231 dence in his Irregulars, E.
his conduct during attack of iii. 105 ; counsels vigorous
Residency reconcileable with measures, E. ui. 103 ; the loyalty, M. i. 230. crimes which he proposed to
Writes to all British autho- deem capital, E. iii. 104 ; in-
rities for help, M. i. 232 ; re- stance of his prompt execu-
fuses to give up fugitive tions, E. iii. 105 ; prevents an Christians, M. i. 232; risks outbreak at Suggauli, M. i. his own life to save concealed 58; proclaims martial law at
Europeans, E. iii. 340 ; sends Suggauli (June 19), E. iii.
a detachment to release Capt. 103, M. i. 72 ; he is supported and Mrs. Hutchinson, K. iii. by Mr. W. Tayler in his ac-
341 ; sends his own and the tive measures, M. i. 72; his English treasure to Capt. publication of martial law re- Hungerford at Mali, K. iii. pudiated by Government, E.
341 ; urges the advance of iii. 104; his murder at Sug- Gen. Woodburn, K. iii. 341 gauli (July 25), K. iii. 106, sends to Col. Durand at the M. i. ?3. —
86 ANALYTICAL INDEX Ol"
Home, Lieut., examines breach Hope, Col. Adrian cont. ii. at DeHi, M. ii. 26; one of ex- tion of his ability, M. 509 ; plosion party atEashmir gate, Sir Colin Campbell's tribute Dehlf, M. ii. 32; killed by in his praise, M. ii. 510. accident at Malagarh (Oct. 2), Hope Grant, Brig., see Grant, M. ii. 92. Brig. Hope. Home, Major, his death at pas- Hope, Col., joins Col. Lockhart sage of the Eapti (Dec. '68), at Nalkhere (Aug. '68), M.
M. iii. 295. iii. 328. Honner, Brig., defeats Eao Sa- Hoi^kins, Capt., his bravery in hib at Koshanf (Feb. 10, '59), carrying the Mess House at M. iii. 368. Lakhnau (Nov. 17), M. ii. Hope, Col. Adrian, his charac- 201, iii. 505.
ter, M. ii. 385 ; advances to Horsford, Brig., leads force the Alambagh (Nov. 10), M. against Sultanpur (Aug. 12,
ii. 150 ; destroys fort at Ja- '68), M. iii. 272; clears coun- lalabad, near Lakhnau, M. ii. try south of the Ghaghra
170 ; commajids fourth bri- (Nov. '68), M. iii. 293 ; crosses gade at final attack on Lakh- Rapti and defeats rebels in nau, M. ii. 172; leads his Nipal (Jan. '59), M. iii. 296. Highlanders at assault of Hoshangabad, part of Sagar
Shah Naji'f, ii. 192 ; en- territory, iii. M. M. 88 ; garrison
ters Shah Najif by a crevise, of, M. iii. 96 ; Col. Durand ar-
M. ii. 194 rives there (July 6), M. i. 242. Commands 4th Brigade at Hote-Murdan, see Hot-Mardan. attack on Tantia Topi (Dec. Hot-Mardan, in the Panjab, 5), M. ii. 267; holds the bridge troops at, in May, K. ii. 483 ;
at Pathgarh (Jan. 2, '58), M. mutiny at, K. ii. 483 ; de-
ii. 302 ; advances against re- struction of 65th Eegiment bels at Shamsabad (Jan. 26, at (May 25), K. ii. 485. ii. '68), M. 312 ; storms and Hughes, Capt., his death at carries the Martiniere (March Lakhnau, M. ii. 161. 9, '58), M. ii. 377; occupies Hughes, Col., attacks Dharvrar rebel first line of defence at insurgents at Kopaldurg, M.
Lakhnau (March 9, '68), M. iii. 243 ; storms and captures
ii. 378 ; leads storming party Kopaldurg (May '68), M. iii. against Begam Eothf (March 244. 10, '68), M. ii. 385. Hughes, Major, employed to Accompanies Gen. Wal- watch eastern frontier of pole's column from Lakhnau, Shorapur (Jan. '68), M. iii.
M. ii. 502 ; his rage at the 126 ; marches on Shorapur
useless slaughter at Riiiya (Feb. 8, '58), M. iii. 128. M. ii. 508; killed at Euiya Hume, Mr. Allan, magistrate (April 15, '58), M. ii. 508; and collector at Itawa, K. iii. grief and rage of the troops 217, M. i. 160; intercepts a at his untimely death, M. ii. small party of mutineers, K.
509 ; account of his death at iii. 218 ; intercepted muti- Ediya, M. iii. 613. neers try to escape and are Lord Canning's apprecia- killed, E. iii. 218; proceeds — ; — ;
teE HIStOEIES OF l!HE IlSTDIAl^ MUTINY. 87
Hume, Mr. Allen cont Hunter, Gen. George cont.
to capture party of mutineers racter, E. i. 284 ; subdues the at Jaswantnagar (May 19), mutiny of the 64th Regiment
K. iii. 219 ; mutineers escape at Pirozpur (1844), E. i. 285- by aid of populace, K. iii. 288. goes to Hindu temple Hunter, Mr. William, quoted, 220 ; with Mr. Daniell to capture on the Wahdbi conspiracy, E.
troopers, M. i. 161 ; attempts iii. 166 m., 167 m. to assault Hindu temple, but Husainganj, Col. Evelegh, meets
fails, M. i. 162 great and scatters rebels near (Aug. ; bravery of his act, K. iii. 221. 8, '58), M. iii. 283. Orders 9th Regiment to Hutchinson, Capt., sent with Barpura (May 20), E. iii. party of Sepoys to Sandila,
221 ; the 9th Regiment mu- M. 1. 371 ; detects mutinous tiny, but spare his house, K. temper of his escort, M. i.
iii. 222 ; secures Government 371 ; refuses to cross Ganges records, and half the treasure, with his escort, M. i. 371
~K. iii. 222 ; recovers autho- his escort mutiny and murder rity at rtawa (May 25), E. iii. their officers (June 7), M. i. 223. 371; returns in safety to Makes gallant attempt to Lakhnan, M. i. 372. stop Piroz Shah at Itawa Hutchinson, Capt., and others, (Dec. '68), M. iii. 360. escape from Bhiipawar to
Hungerford, Capt. Townsend, Jabua, E. iii. 342 ; escorted commands artillery at Mau, from Jabiia by Holkar's M. i. 206; urges precautionary troops, E. iii. 342; assumes measures at Mau, E. iii. 330 charge of Residency at Indor, summoned to Indor with his E. iii. 342. guns (July 1), E. iii. 334, Hutchinson, Capt., reports that
345 ; turned back to Mau, E. Darbar instigate rebellion of
iii. 334, M. i. 234. Dhar troops, M. iii. 69. Reiterates his demand for Hutchinson, Lieut., captures precautionary measures at fort of Amjhera (Nov.), M. Mau, E. iii. 334; assumes iii. 74. command at Mau (July 2), Hutchinson, Mr., Collector of
E. iii. 336 ; clears the lines Delhi, murder of (May 11), at Mati, with his guns, E. iii. E. ii. 80. 836, M. i. 235; boldly as- Hyderabad, see Haidarabad. sumes authority, but is after- wards rebuked, E. iii. 338, M.
i. 235 ; his assumption of authority supported by Lord I. Elphinstone, E. iii. 345. Firmly believes in Holkar's Ignorance, a grave source of
innocence on July 1, M. iii. danger, E. i. 609. 62. Ilahi Bakhsh, Mirza, the wily Hunter, Mr., his evidence as to counseller of Eing of Dehli,
Wahabis at Patna, M. i. 547. M. ii. 72; moulds the Eing Hunter, Gen. George, his cha- of Dehli to his purpose, M, — — ;
88 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
Ilahi Bakhsh cont. Indor cont.
ii. 73 ; betrays the King of around, M. iii. 138 ; situation iii. DeWi, M. ii. 74 and troops at, E. 323 ; Imam All, rebel leader in tbe scattered disposition of Hol- iii. Sironj jungle (April '69), M. kfir's garrisons, E. 327 ; iii. 378. description of Eesidency, M.
Imam Bakbsh Kban, Jamadar, 1. 215 ; impossible of defence,
bis daring capture of fort M. i. 215 n. ; Col. H. M. Du- Khot (April 18, '58), M. ii. rand, Agent at, E. iii. 323,
516. M. i. 199 ; his character, M. i. Imambara, see Lakhnau. 199; opposing sentiments of Inaction of European troops at Sir R. Hamilton and Col. H. Mirat (May 10), K. ii. 62. M. Durand, E. iii. 326. Inam Commission of Bombay, Arrest of treasonable mes-
E. i. 175 ; constitution of, E. senger to Darbar of Eiwa
i. 176 ; its operation, K. i. (April 25), M. i. 204; Col. 177; proceedings of, M. iii. Durand's policy for main-
21 ; number of confiscations taining order, M. i. 208 ; Bhils
under, M. iii. 22 ; tbe Desais summoned to, by Col. Du-
of Nipani, discontented suf- rand, M. i. 208 ; Bhils com-
ferers under, M. iii. 28 ; also manded by Col. Stockley, M. the Desai of Jamboti, M. iii. i. 209; Holkar supplies Col.
29 ; the Government justified Durand with guard of troops in instituting, M. iii. 22 n. (May 14), M. i. 209; Col. Incendiarism, a symptom of Travers arrives at, with Ca-
discontent, E. i. 497 ; at Am- valry (June), M. i. 210 ; and bala (April '57), E. i. 562; receives command of troops at Lakhnau (May 7), E. i. at Eesidency, M. i. 210; cri-
591 ; shows itself at Mi'rat, tical position of town during
E. ii. 46 ; on night of May 10 June, M. i. 210 ; troops at
at Mirat, K. ii. 67. Mau openly loyal, M. i. 211 Indar Singh, gallant Sepoy at Col. Durand not deceived by Lakhnau, M. ii. 157 n. outward loyalty of Mau
India, general condition of troops, M. i. 211 ; the chance northern, E. ii. 411. of safety lies in approach Indian CivU Servants, their of Gen. Woodburn's column,
devotion, E. iii. 116. M. i. 212 ; Gen. Woodburn's Indian Government taken by column diverted to Aurang- surprise, E. iii. 3. iibad, M. i. 212; and halts
See East India Government. there, M. i. 213 ; Holkar sends Indian Ar-my, introduction of away a body of mutinous
British system, tends to pro- troops (June 30), M. i. 228. voke mutiny, M. iii. 475. Holkar loses command of
Indian Navy, the gallant deeds his troops, M. i. 229 ; mutiny
of, unrewarded, and the ser- at (July 1), E. iii. 330, M. i.
vice abolished, M. iii. 465. 215 ; attack on Residency Indigo districts of Bihar, alarm headed by Sa'adat Ehan, M.
in, E. iii. 63. i. 217 ; conflicting accounts Indor, description of country of oifice of Sa'adat Khan, M. — — ;
THE aiStOElES OF T?HE INDIAN MUTINY. 89
Indor cont. Indor cont.
i. 217 w. ; Holtar's troops the of thirty-nine British sub-
assailants of Residency, M. i. jects around Residency, M. i. 217; suddenness of the at- 218 and n. tack, M. i. 217; position of Holkiir's conduct during troops defending Residency, attack on Residency reconcil-
M. i. 216; the Residency able with loyalty, M. i. 230 guard joins in the revolt, M. he refuses to give up fugitive
i. 219 ; Col. Travers, with five Christians, M. i. 232; he is men, charges rebel guns, M. free from charge of complicity
i. 220; he fights the rebel in mutiny, M. i. 233. guns, and disables one, M. i. The skill and success of
221 ; Col. Durand sends to Col. Durand's retreat, M. i.
Mau for Hungerford's bat- 242 ; line of retreat from, by
tery, M. i. 221 ; Capt. Hun- Mau, impossible, M. i. 236-
gerford stopped, and turned 238 ; the fugitives cut off
back to Mali, K. iii. 334 ; in- from Simrol pass by Holkar's activity of Bhupal Contingent troops, M.i. 239; Col.Durand's
at, K. iii. 331 ; Mahi'dpur Cavalry demand to retreat on
Contingent refuse to fight, Sihor, M. i. 238, 240 ; recep-
M. i. 222; only twelve of tion of fugitives at A'shta, M.
Bhupal Contingent obey or- i. 240 n. ; Col. Durand offers
ders, M. i. 223 ; Col. Travers to march into Indor (July again endeavours to form men 30), M. iii. 61.
for a charge, M. i. 222 ; Bhfls Influence of position of af-
act, i. fairs in too cowed to M. 223 ; India on mutinous Residency reduced to 31 de- Contingent (Aug.), M. iii.
fenders, M. i. 223 ; imminent 64; both Holkar and Col. danger to occupants of Resi- Durand disposed to temporise
dency, M. i. 224 ; cowardice from opposite reasons, M. iii.
and disunion among the ca- 63 ; Col. Durand returns to
valry, M. i. 222 ; Cavalry re- Mau with Brig. Stuart's co- solve to abandon Residency, lumn (Aug. 2), M. i. 243;
M. i. 224 ; hopelessness of Holkar's troops invited to waiting for Hungerford's bat- join Mandiswar rebels (Oct.),
tery, M. i. 225 ; the Residency M. iii. 67.
abandoned, M. i. 226 ; eva- Col. Durand marches to-
cuated in less than two hours wards Indor, M. iii. 82 ; Col. from first attack, K. iii. 340. Durand disarms Holkar's Ca- Retreat of Col.Durand from, valry (Dec. 14), M. iii. 82; K. iii.332; reasons forCol. Du- Col. Durand orders disarma- rand' s quitting Residency, K. ment of Holkar's troops un-
iii. 343 ; reasons against Col. der threat of doing it himself,
Durand's quitting Residency, M. iii. 82 ; disarmament of K. iii. 344, M. i. 241; Col. Holkar's troops, M. iii. 83. Durand's rejoinder to reasons Indragarh, Firoz Shah joins against, K. iii. 344. Tantia Topi at (Jan. 13, '59), Account of massacre (July M. iii. 369.
1), K. iii. 830 n. ; slaughter Indur, see Indor. —
96 AKALTTICAL INDEX 01*
" Inexplicable inconsistency " of Frinpura cont.
the Sepoys, K. ii. 189 n. at jSTarniil (Oct. 16), M. ii. Ingelby, Lieut., his heroic bra- 568.
very, M. i: 88 ; sad death of, Ironside, Mr. Bax, assists Major K. iii. lis. Eyre to transport and com- Inglis, Brig., his character, M. missariat, M. i. 97. i. 414; his military ability, Irregular Cavalry, constitution
M. i. 481 ; sends Gen. Have- of regiments, K. ii. 220 n. lock a plan of his position at Irregular and Regular military
Lakhnau, M. i. 454; text of systems, discussed, K. i. 337. his despatch on the defence of Irresolution, danger of, on part
Lakhnau, M. i. 556-576 ; com- of the English, K. ii. 161. mands 5th Brigade at attack Irwm, Lieut., escapes from Lal-
on Tantia Topi (Dec. 5), M. latpiir mutiny, M. iii. 98 /(.
ii. 267 ; remarks on his pro- Irwin, Private, his conspicuous ceedings at Firozpur, K. ii. daring at the Sikandar Bagh, 442. M. ii. 197. Innes, Lieut., storms mutineers' Isaogarh, plundered by Tantia stronghold at Kolhapur (Aug. Topi (Sept. '58), M. iii. 337. 10), M. iii. 41. I'swari Pandi, the Barakpur Innes, Macleod, his splendid Jamadar, hanged (April 22), gallantry at Sultanpur (Feb. K. ii. 83 ra.
23, '58), M. ii. 334 ; severely I'ta, Mr. Phillipps, magistrate wounded at Dhaurara (March of, rides to Badaou for help,
4, '58), M. ii. 338. M. i. 322; mutiny at (May Innes house, a post at Lakhnau 27), K. iii. 283.
Eesidency, M. i. 442. rtawa, singularly prosperous
Insubordinate conduct of Eng- condition of, K. iii. 217 ; Mr. lish olEcers at Peshawur, K. Allan Hume, Magistrate and
ii. 480 n. Collector at, K. iii. 217, M. i.
Iradat Khan, rebel leader, cap- 160 ; Mr. Hume organises
i. tured and hung (Sept. 27), M. patrolling parties, M. 160 ; ii. 319. attempted arrest of a cart Irby, Capt., leads supports to containing troopers, M. i.
stormers of Mess House, 161 ; fight vrith seven cap- Lakhnau, M. ii. 202. tured troopers, five of whom Irinpura, the few English in, in are killed, E. iii. 218, M. i.
great straits, M. ii. 559 ; mu- 161. at (Aug. M. ii. 558 Second of tiny 22), ; party mutineers devoted gallantry of a few escape by aid of neighbour- Natives at, M. ii. 560; muti- ing populace, K. iii. 220, M.
neers defeat Eaja of Jodh- i. 162 ; they escape to Hindu pur's army at Pali (Sept. 8), temple (May 19), K. iii. 218,
M. ii. 565 ; mutineers, after M. i. 161 ; Mr. Hume and Mr. victory, fall back onAwah, M. Daniell go to the Hindu tem-
ii. 566 ; mutineers separate ple to capture the troopers, from the Thakur of Awah, K. iii. 219, M. i. 161; the
ii. 567 ; mutineers, defeated troopers escape from the and cut up by Capt. Gerrard, temple, M. i. 162. — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES 01* THE INDIAN MDTINt. ^1 rtawi cont. Jabalpfir cont.
Mr. A. Hume orders 9tli iii. 107 ; Gen. Whitlockarrives Eegiment to BarpurA (May at (Feb. 6, '68), M. iii. 192. 20), K. iii. 221; mutiny of Jabalpiir column, constitution 9th Eegiment and its return of, M. iii. 191, 192.
to rtawii, K. iii. 222 ; mutiny Jackson, Col., stops incipient at (May 23), M. i. 3, 162; mutiny at Ni'mach (Aug. 12), Government records and half M. ii. 654. treasure at, saved by Mr. A. Jackson, Mr. Coverley, appointed
Hume, K. iii. 222 ; Gwaliar Outram's successor in Oudh Contingent restores order in (1856), K. i. 398; unconci-
(May 24), M. i. 162; fugi- liating in deportment, K. i.
tives from, escorted back 399 ; he and Mr. Mr. Gub- by Major Henessy, K. iii. bins in violent antagonism,
222 ; Mr. A. Hume again re- E. i. 399 pursues his private ; covers authority at (May 25), quarrels to the detriment of
K. iii. 223. the service, K. i. 407 ; his A few fanatics at, attempt sense of profound tranquillity
to stop Walpole's column in Oudh, K. iii. 430 n. ; fails
(Deo. 29), M. ii. 285 ; Wal- to aid Lord Canning in re- pole forced to blow up house butting charges of British
occupied by them, M. ii. 286 cruelty in Oudh, K. i. ; 406 ; settled condition of (Jan. '68), his administration makes the M. iii. 308. Oudh people desire return of Itawah, see ItiwL native rulers, M. iii. 479 Lord Canning resolves to re-
move him from Oudh, K. i. J. 408 ; he is removed from Chief Commissionership of
Jabalpur, part of Sagar terri- Oudh (1867), K. i. 450. tory, M. iii. of, 88 ; garrison Jackson, Mr. Mountstuart, nar- M. iii. 96, 102; Major Er- rative of flight of his party skine, chief political officer from Sitapur, K. iii. 482.
at, M. iii. 90, 102 ; Col. Jamie- Jackson, Miss, her rescue at son commands at, M. iii. 102. Lakhnau (March 17, '68), M. Attempt to murder Adju- ii. 403 n. tant (June 16), M. iii. 102 Jacob, Col. Le Grand, made arrival of Kampti column at Commissioner of Southern
(Aug. 2), M. iii. 103 ; mutiny Maratha country, M. iii. 236 ; at (Sept. 18), M. iij. 104; suppresses mutiny at Kolha- Baja Shankar Shah and son pur (Dec. 6), M. iii. 236; blown from guns at (Sept. receives military command of 18), M. iii. 103; mutineers southern Maratha country
from, seize Lieut. MacG-regor (June '68), M. ui. 246 ; forces
at Patan, M. iii. 104 ; muti- Chief of Miraj to give up his
neers capture G-arhakot, M. ammunition (June '68), M. iii.
iii. 107; and they plunder 245 ; receives supreme com-
Damoh, M. iii. 107 ; fight mand of disturbed Bombay with rebels near (Nov.), M. district, K. iii. 409. 92 Analttioal index oi*
Jacob, Jolin, denounces the Ben- Jajamau, Nana Sahib's boats gal military system, K. i. 324; destroyed and captured at in favour of promotion by se- (July 31), M. i. 499. lection, E. i. 336. Jakes, Private, his great gal- JagadispAr, residence of Kun- lantry on Charbagh bridge, 537*. war Singh, K. iii. 99 ; Kun- Lakhnau, M. i. war Singh's treasonable pre- Jakhani, captured by Lieut. W.
iii. parations at, E. iii. 142 ; Se- Osborne (Dec. 31), M. poys from Ara fly to (Aug. 2), 112.
M. i. 102 ; Major V. Eyre ad- Jaklon, Tfintia Topi tries to es- vances against, M. i. 127; cape through jungle of (Oct. captured by Major Eyre '68), M. iii. 341.
(Aug. M. i. palace Jalandhar, partly annexed by 12), 130 ; and other buildings destroyed Lord Hardinge (1847), M. i. by Major Eyre, M. i. 130. 152. Eunwar Singh returns to Col. Hartley commands (AprU 22, '68), M. ii. 476; there, E. ii. 444; prepara- reoccupied by Amar Singh tions for defence of (May), E.
(July '58), M. ii. 484 ; rebels ii. 444; plan of the mutiny
cleared from the jungle of at, E. ii. 500 n. ; the mutiny (Oct. '58), M. ii. 492. breaks out (June 7), E. ii.
Jagannath Singh, closes the 499 ; rebels from, march on gates of Powai'n on the Mau- Dehra Diin (June 15), M. iii. lavi (June 6, '68), M. ii. 543; 421. shoots the Maulavi and cuts Jalpaigori, near Bhutan, its
his ii. position, iii. off head (June 6,'58),M. isolated E. 173 ;
644 ; receives d£5,000 for kill- head-quarters of 73rd N.I.,
ing the Maulavi, M. ii. 544 n. M. ii. 426 ; Col. Sharer com- Jagathir, Jamadar, comjiJetely mands there, E. iii. 173, M. i.
defeats detachment of Chat- 138 ; Col. Sherer's antece- gaon mutineers (Jan. 30, '58), dents, and character, M. i. M. ii. 426. 138, 139. Jaipur, one of Eajpiit states, M. Intense excitement there
i. 245 n. ; Major W. Eden, (June 25), E. iii. 175 ; Col. Political Agent at, E. iii. Sherer boldly allows the
353, M. i. 257 ; Sepoys of the troops to parade with loaded
Eaja found untrustworthv, arms, E. iii. 176 ; Col. Sherer
M. i. 258. seizes and condemns to death Jaipur, Ram Singh, Eaja of, four conspirators in his regi-
thoroughly devoted to the ment, M. i. 139 ; Col. Sherer
English, M. i. 257 ; cordially blows the four conspirators
faithful to the British, K. iii. from guns, M. i. 140 ; Col. 357. Sherer a second time pre- Jaipur troops, ordered to protect vents an outbreak, E. iii.
Mathura, E. iii. 357; prove 176 ; mutiny at (Dec. 5), M.
doubtful and are brought ii. 427 ; Col. Sherer blows two back to Jaipur, E. iii. 358. troopers from guns, M. ii.
Jaisalmir, one of Kdjput states, 430 ; mutineers driven into
M. i. 245 n. Nipal, M. ii. 429, 430 ; and — ; — ;
THE HISTOEIKS OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 93
Jalpaigori cont. Jang Bahadur cont.
arrested by Nipalese, M. ii. 323 ; defeats the rebels at
430 ; Col. Sherer maintains town of G-orakhpur (Jan. 5,
order in (Jan. '58), M. ii. '68), M. ii. 323 ; reaches Ba-
425 ; Col. Sherer brings bis rari, and is joined by Col. regiment safely tbrougb the Eowcroft's force (Jan. 19,
crisis, K. iii. 177, M. i. 140. '58), M. ii. 323 ; enters Oudh Jamsidar of 34th Eegiment and (Feb. 25, '58), M. ii. 324; guard fail in their duty reaches Lakhnau (March 10,
(March), K. i. 539 ; sentenced '58), M. ii. 324, 388 ; clears
to be hanged (April), K. i. the front of Alambagh from 649. rebels (March 16-18), M. ii.
Jama Masj id, Persian proclama- 403 ; his troops return to tion on walls of (March '57), NipAl (June '58), M. ii.498 n. ; K. ii. 40. permits English to pursue re- Jamna, crossed by Brig. Wilson bels in Nipal, M. iii. 295.
(June 4), K. ii. 188 ; order Janpur, mutiny at (June 5), K.
preserved along right bank ii. i. general an- 237, M. 33 ;
of, by Native landowners, M. archy reigns there, K. ii. 238 ;
iii. 440 ; mutineers assemble fugitives from, saved, K. ii.
on right bank (Dec), M. ii. 239 ; Nipalese troops occupy 448. (Aug. 15), M. ii. 317; Col. Jambotf, the Desai of, a Longden arrives at (Oct. 4),
discontented sufferer under M. ii. 320 ; G-en. Franks com- Inam Commission, M. iii. 29. mands force at, M. ii. 321 James, Lieut., Chief Commis- strength of Gen. Pranks' force sariat Officer, Lakhnau, K. iii. at (Nov. 29), M. ii. 326. 439. Jathin, Col. Lugard defeats the Jamieson,Lieut.-Col., commands rebels at (May 12, '58), M. ii. at Jabalpiir, M. iii. 102. 480. Jamkhandi,Native state of south- Jatogh, reported murder of offi- ern Maratha country, M.iii. 20; cers at, E. ii. 144. emissary from, seized at Bel- Jats from Eohtak, offer their gaon (July), M. iii. 32; the services at Agra (Jan. '58), M. emissary from, blown from a iii. 313.
gun (Aug.), M. iii. 33 ; chief Jaunpore, see Janpur. of, arrested bv Mr. Manson Jawahir Singh, blown from a (April '58), m: iii. 239. gun at Kh^sganj (Dec. 22), Jammu Contingent, its conduct, M. ii. 293. on assault of Dehli, K. iii. 693. Jawan Bakht, desired as suc- Jang Bahadur, offers his whole cessor by Bahadur Shah, K.
army to Grovernment of India, ii. 28 ; his hatred of the Eng- M. ii. 315; his reason for lish, K. ii. 34. helping England, M. ii. 316 Jenkins, Capt., gallantly holds ; marches his troops into Go- outposts beyond ti-enches at rakhpur (July), M. ii. 316 Kahnpur, K. ii. 319. himself proceeds to G-orakh- Jenkins, Capt. Griffith, sent to
pur (Nov.), M. ii. 321 ; enters the Mauritius and the Cape Uorakhpur (Dec. 23), M, ii. for troops (May), M. iii. 6 — ; —
94 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Jenkins, Capt. cont Jhansi cont. specially thanked by the 316, 364, M. i. 33, 186 Queen for his able serrices, slaughter of British officers M. iii. 465. at cantonments, E. iii. 366 Jenkins, Major, cuts his way the surviving Europeans re. through surrounding Sepoys, tire to large fort, M. i. 186
at Katanji, M. iii. 106. the Earn' and the Sepoys dif-
Jenkinson, Mr., heroically inter- fer, E. iii. 366 ; mutineers in- poses his own body to saTe vite Sadashir Eao to occupy his companions (June 4), K. throne, E. iii. 366, 370; the ii. 232 n. Eaui buys the support of
Jennings, Eev. Mr. and Miss, mutineers, E. iii. 370; M. i. murder of, at Dehli (May 11), 191. E. ii. 80. Sepoys attack large fort, Jervis of the but are repulsed, M. i. 187 Engineers proudly ; dies at Kahnpur, E. ii. 320. desperate attempts of Sepoys Jewan Bakht, see Jawan Bakht. to carry the Fort (June 7, 8), Jhansi, part of Sagar territory, E. iii. 367, M. i. 188; trea-
M. iii. 88 ; description of chery within Fort detected, ground near, M. iii. 167; E. iii. 367, M. i. 188; the great strength of fort, M. iii. European garrison treat for 167, 172 n.; its early history, surrender, M. i. 187; the
M. i. 179 ; various kings of, three envoys murdered, M. i.
M. i. 180 ; declared our here- 188 ; the Eani offers terms to
ditary possession (1822), E. garrison, M. i. 189 ; sun-ender
i. 89 ; created a kingdom by of the Fort, E. iii. 368 ; the the British (1832), M. i. 180 garrison evacuate the Fort E4ja of, dies childless (1853), (June 8), M. i. 189; the
E. i. 90 ; declared lapsed to massacre of the garrison
i. iii. i. the British (1854), M. 182 ; (June 8), E. 369, M.
the British assume admini- 190 ; the Eani proves herself
stration, E. i. 91, iii. 360, M. a capable ruler, M. i. 191. i. 181, iii. 481. Sir Hugh Eose marches on, Numerous aggravating acts M. iii. 153; Sir Hugh Eose committed by British, M. i. appears before, and recon- garrison of, in E. noitres 182 ; 1867, (March 21, '68), M. i. iii. 362, M. 183 ; Capt. A. iii. 166 ; rebel garrison of, M. Skene, Commissioner at, E. iii. 168; batteries open iii. 362, M. i. 183, iii. 90. against (March 24, '58), M. The Earn of, excites sedi- iii. 159; determined exertions
the Sepoys, M. i. of the defenders, iii. tion among M. 160 ; 183; the Sepoys seize the breach in walls effected
(June M. i. 185 (March '58), iii. Star Fort 5), ; 29, M. 160; European families retire to Tantia Topi advances to the Eort (June 5), E. iii. 364; relief of (March 31, '58), M.
the Earn' visits the canton- iii. 161 ; dejection of rebel ments in military array (June garrison at defeat of Tantia 6), E. iii. 365, M. i. 186; Topi (April 1, '58), M. iii. Mutiny at (June 7), E. iii. 166; Tantia Topi's account — —
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 95
Jhdnsi cont. Jhansi, Eana of cont. of his attempt to relieve, M. receives adhesion of G-waliar
iii. 518 ; fierce struggle of Contingent (Nov. 3), M. ii. right attack at storming of 148; she communicates with
(April 3, '58), M. iii. 168; Nana Sahib, K. iii. 370 ; eva- Major Boileau brings rein- cuates her fort and flies to forcements to right attack at Kalpi (April 4, '58), M. iii.
storming of (April 3, '58), 1 71 ; she is defeated at M. iii. 168; Lieuts. Dick, Kunoh, M. iii. 174; and flies Meiklejohn, and Bonus, suc- from Kiinch to Kalpi (May cessfully lead escalade of, M. '58), M. iii. 180; she revives
iii. 169 ; Col. Lowth leads her expiring cause at Kalpi attack on the palace, M. iii. (May 15, '58), M. iii. 182;
169 ; desperate resistance at flies from Kalpi (May 22,
Eani's palace, M. iii. 170 ; re- '58), M. iii. 186; flies from bels driren from town, oc- Gulauli to Gopaipur, M. iii.
cupy a hill outside, M. iii. 203 ; conceives the design of 170; Major Gall storms hill seizing Gwaliar, M. iii. 205 ; outside town, and kills every her bold plan succeeds in part defender, M. iii. 171; the (June 1, '58), M. iii. 209; she Eani evacuates fort, and flies is killed at the battle near to K^lpf (April 4, '58), M. Kota-ki-sarai (June 17, '58),
iii. 171 ; loss suffered in the M. iii. 221.
capture of, M. iii. 171 ; Col. Jhajar, captured by Brig. Liddell left in command of Showers (Oct. 18), M. ii. (April 25, '68), M. iii. 173. 108. Jhansi, Eani of, her character, Jhalawar, one of Eajput states,
K. iii. pleads against M. i. 245 n. 861 ;
annexation, K. i. 91 ; her pen- Jhalra Patau, treacherously sion of ^6,000 a year, K. iii. yielded to Tantia Topi (Aug.
360, M. i. 182 ; her hatred of •58), M. iii. 326; amount of
the English, K. iii. 360 ; she contribution exacted from, by resolves on revenge, M. i. Eao Sahib, M. iii. 327 n.
183 ; Capt. Skene deceived by Jhalra Patau, Rana of, his
her cunning, M. i. gains loyalty to the Enghsh, iii. 184 ; M.
permission to raise a body of 326 ; flies from Tantia Topi armed men, K. iii. 364, M. i. to Mau (Aug. '58), M. iii. 184; incites the Sepoys to 326. mutiny, K. iii. 365; buys the Jhara, Thakur of, raises body of support of the Sepoys, K. iii. horse for the English (Jan.
370 ; the English garrison of •58), M. iii. 313. fort treat for surrender,, M. i. Jheend, see Jhmd.
187 ; the Rdni sends the Jhelam, mutiny at (July 7), K.
English negotiators to be ii. 624 ; sharp resistance of murdered, K. iii. 367; her Sepoys at, K. ii. 625, 626. complicity in the massacre of Jhigan, Gen. Whitlocls: catches English garrison (June 8), rebels evacuating (April 9,
M. i- 190 ; she proves herself '68), M.iii. 195.
3. capable ruler, M. i. 191 ; and Jbind, Eaja of, his loyalty and — — ;
96 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Jhi'nd, Eaja of cont. Jodhpiir, Maharaja of cont.
services, M. iii. 307 ; supports feated (Sept. 8), M. ii. 109, the English, K. ii. 162. 665. Jigni, Raja of, gives supplies Johnson, Capt. Edwin, com- and carriage to the rebels mands left section No. 2 bat- (May '58), M. iii. 174. tery at Dehli, M. ii. 19. Jilwana, Major Sutherland oc- Johnstone, Brig., his indecision
cupies (Nov. 23), M. iii. 348. at Jalandhar, K. ii. 499 ; his Jiran near Nimach, seized by apologies for delay in pursuit
ii. rebels from Mandiswar(Oot.), of mutineers, K. 601 n. ;
M. ii. 571 ; attacked by Capt. hesitates to send help to Lu- Tucker, who is repulsed (Oct. dhiana, K. li. 507. 23), M. ii. 571; Mandiswar Jones, Brig. William, commands rebels evacuate (Oct. 23), M. second column of assault at
ii. 671. Dehli. M. ii. 27 ; commands Jodhpur, one of Eajpiit states, the Kurki column (April '58),
M. i. 245%.; Capt. Monck- M. ii. 511 ; leaves all practical Mason, Political Agent at, K. command of Edrki to Col.
iii. 354, M. i. 258; expedi- Coke, M. ii. 614 ; defeats re- tion against mutineers in, led bels at Naghina (April 21,
by Col. Gerrard (Oct.), M. ii. '58), M. ii. 617 ; defeats the
; mutineers take up a rebels at Nurganj, M. ii. 629 109 ; strong position at Narnul effects junction with Sir Colin
(Nov. 16), M. ii. 110 ; muti- Campbell (May 7, '68), M. ii.
neers abandon their position 531 ; sent against the Maul- at Narnul for refreshment, M. avi at Shabjahanpuv, M. ii.
ii. Ill ; in absence of muti- 634 ; drives the Maulavi neers Col. Q-errard occupies across the Kanarat Naddf their position (Nov. 16), M. (May 11, '58), M. ii. 636;
ii. Ill ; mutineers attempt to enters Shahjahanpur, but return to their position at cannot drive out the Maul-
Narnul, M. ii. 113 ; splendid avf s troops, M. ii. 536 ; se- charge and countercharge of verely attacked by the Maul- cavalry at Narnul, M. ii. 114; avi (May 15, '58), M. ii. 537 defeat of mutineers at Narnul joined by Sir Colin Campbell, (Nov. 16), M. ii. 116, 118; M. ii. 637. constitution of legion of, Jones, Col., assumes command
M. ii. 555 ; the Contingent of Gen Penny's column (April stealthily attacks Mount Abu, '68), M. ii. 502; joins Sir M. ii. 556. Colin Campbell (May 3, '68), Jodhpur, Maharaja of, antici- M. ii. 502. pates request for assistance, Jordan, Mr., his murder at Bai- iii. places a contin- ram Ghat, iii. K. 352 ; K. 478. gent at service of the Eng- Jootee Persaud, see Joti Parsad.
lish, M. i. 257 ; not friendly Joti Parsad, victuals Port at to the English, M. i. 259; A'gra, K. iii. 399. tries to intercept his muti- Jouhdpore, see Jodhpur. nous troops at Pall, M. ii. Journalism, its dangers in times 663; his troops totally de- of excitement, K. iii. 15, 16. ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINy. 99
Juban Singh, joins Kunwar Kahnpiir cont.
Singh ii. on the Son, M. Sahib, E. ii. 299 ; ridiculot.es 444. character of entrenchment at,'-
Jugdispore, see Jagadispur. E. ii. 293 ; disorganised con Julapur, near Kalpf, head- dition of barracks at, E. ii.
quarters of the rebels, M. ii. 800 ; dangerous panic at (May
448. 22), E. ii. 301 ; mutinous dis- Julpigooree, see Jalpaigori. position of 2nd Cavalry at,
Jumna, see Jatnna. K. ii. 302 ; non-combatants Junction of Mirat and Dehli retire to entrenchment (May
Field forces, K. ii. 190. 22), E. ii. 300 ; beUeved to be Jutogh, see Jatogh. safe (June 1), E. ii. 303. Effect of half measures at,
E. ii. 303 ; help sent to Lakh- K. nau (June 3), E. ii. 304 ; he- sitation of Sepoys to rise, E.
ii. 305 and n. ; worn-out Kachh, Native state in Bombay condition of entrenched Presidency, M. iii. 2. troops before outbreak, E. Kachiani, fugitives from Sita- ii. 805 n. pur lodged in fort of, K. iii. Plot between Sepoys and
482 ; fugitives from Mohamdi Nana Sahib, E. ii. 306 ; out-
sent to, M. i. 385 ; arrival of break of Sepoys (June 4), E. Srtapur fugitives at, M. i. ii. 307, M. i. 84; mutiny pre- 388; story of the fugitives cipated by a casual incident,
residing in, M. i. 389 n. E. ii. 307 n. ; at first out- Kacbrii, Brig. Showers catches break of Mutiny, officers un- rebel ringleaders at (March molested, E. ii. 307. '58), M. iii. 31 1. Magazine and Treasury fall
Eahnpur, its situation and de- into mutineers' hands, E. ii.
scription, K. ii. 286 ; routes 308 ; contents of Magazine from, to Ealpi, M. ii. 228 said to have been unknown,
the cantonment at, K. ii. E. ii. 308 n. ; wavering regi-
287 ; European soldiers at, in ments fired upon and driven May, E. ii. 289; overfilled into mutiny (June 5), E. ii.
with non-combatants, E. ii. 309 ; mutineers propose march 291. to Dehli (June 5), E. ii. 309 Agitation at, on first ink- return of mutineers a heavy ling of annexation of Oudh, blow to the English, E. ii.
iii. ; all M. 480 ; perilous condi- 313 the Europeans con- tion of, in May, E. ii. 292; centrate at entrenchments
magazine at, not occupied, E. (June 6), E. ii. 813 ; muti- ii. 294; Col. Neill's descrip- neers, on their return, pillage tion of the Magazine at, E. ii. indiscriminately, E. ii. 314. 295»i. The mutineers attack en- Small re-inforcement from trenchment (June 6), E. ii.
Lakhnau arrives at (May), E. 315 ; siege of entrenchment
ii. 296 ; the Treasury at, re- (June 6-27), E. ii. 316 ; fear- signed to the care of Nan4 ful condition of besieged, E. — — ;;
96 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Jhiniiipur cont. Kahnpur cont.
fii. 316 ; contrast between be- sailants (June 29), E. ii. 345 siegers and besieged, E. ii. last stand of fugitives from,
317 ; tbe heroes who defended E. ii. 346 ; four of the garri- the entrenchment, K. ii. 318- son light their way to safety,
323 ; burning of the Barracks E. ii. 347 ; capture of the last
during siege (June 10), K. escaping boat,E.ii. 348 ; Nana
ii. 328 ; faithful natives Sahib slaughters men who obliged to be sent from en- esoajjed the massacre (June
trenchment, K. ii. 325 ; de- 30), E. ii. 348 ; Tantia Topi's
struction of all hospital stores account , of the massacre at, and surgical appliances, K. M. iii. 615.
ii. 324 ; fearful catalogue of Muhammadan influence re- casualties among garrison of, viving there (July), E. ii.
K. ii. 326, 327; the work 350 ; Nana Sahib murders done by entrenchment out- Col. Smith's party escaping posts, K. ii. 328; centenary from Fathpiir (July), E. iii.
of Plassey at, K. ii. 329 ; fa- 303 ; two hundred captive mine afflicts the garrison women and children penned
(June 23), K. ii. 331 ; num- in Bibighar, E. ii. 353 ber of garrison killed during women captives made to siege, K. ii. 356 n. grind corn for Nana Sahib,
Nana Sahib offers terms of E. ii. 354 ; massacre of wo-
capitulation, K. ii. 332 ; opi- men and children (July 15),
nions of oiEcers concerning E. ii. 372, 373 ; number of
capitulation, K. ii. 333 ; terms women and children slaugh-
agreed upon, K. ii. 334 ; treaty tered by Nana Sahib, E. ii.
of capitulation signed (June 356 TO. 26), K ii. 335; Lord Can- The battle (July 16), E. ning's efforts to relieve gar- ii. 376-381; re-occupied by
rison, K. iii. 4 ; its loss caused British (July 17), E. ii. 381; by first delays of Government fearful retribution exacted at, of India, M. i. 6, 7. E. ii. 387, 388; joy of the The garrison issue from the inhabitants at return of the entrenchment (June 27), K. English, E. ii. 391; Gen.
ii. 336 ; conducted to Sati Havelock constructs entrench-
Chaura Ghat, K. ii. 337 ; mur- ment, E. ii. 404^06; the der of Col. and Mrs. Ewart, dispersed boatmen of, reco-
ii. E. 338 ; embarkation of vered, E. ii. 406 ; Gen. Neill
the garrison, K. ii. 339 ; the arrives there (July 20), M. i.
massacre (June 27), E. ii. 489 ; who agrees to hold the 341, M. i. 34; the ofBcers of place with a few sick and
Nana Sahib present at mas- wounded men, M. i. 490
sacre of, K. ii. 340 ; escape of Gen. Havelock starts for re-
ii. a single boat, E. 343 ; oc- lief of Lakhnau (July 21), M.
cupants of the escaping boat i. 490 ; state of discipline at
destroy a pursuing party (July 22), E. ii. 406 n. ; Gen. (June 28), E. ii. 344; they Neill restores order (July 26),
land a party to beat off as- M. i. 498 ; he sends party to — ; — ;
THE HISTOEIBS OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 99
Kahnpiir cont, Kahnpur cont.
Jajaman, who destroy and force, M. ii. 231 ; he advances capture Nana Sahib's boats, beyond town to the west
M. i. 49.9 ; critical position of (Nov. 17), M. ii. 231; he ad- town (July 31), M. i. 501 vances six miles nearer to Gen. Neill's letter to Gen. Tantia Topi (Nov. 24), M. ii. Havelock (July 31), M. i. 234; Tantia Topi gradually
501m.; Gen. Havelock' s re- closes round, M. ii. 234 ; Gen.
ply, M. i. 502 n. ; Gen. Neill Windham's dispositions for sends party, which recovers meeting advance of Tantia wife and daughters of Nara- Topi (Nov. 26), M. ii. 235; yan Eao (Aug. 5), M. i. 607, Gen. Windham marches back 508; he sends third river towards town, M. ii. 236 party against Bithiir (Aug. Gen. Windham attacks and
8), M. i. 508 ; he marches defeats Tantia Topi's troops men along Bithur road for at Pandu rivulet (Nov. 26), moral efCect, M. i. 509. M. ii. 236; Tantia Topi Gen. Havelock returns and presses on Gen. Windham's
reassumes command at, M. i. retiring troops, M. ii. 237.
509 ; Gen. Neill advises Gen. Tantia Topi attacks Gen. Havelock to attack Bithur, Windham (Nov. 27), M. ii.
M. i. 610; Gen. Havelock 238 ; Brig. Carthew protects
moves against Bithur (Aug. Bithur road, M. ii. 239 ; Tan-
16), M. i. 510 ; dangers sur- tia Topi's great superiority in rounding (Aug. 17), M. i. artillery, M. ii. 240; Gen.
516 ; Capt. Gordon starts on Windham retires on brick-
fourth river trip, and destroys kilns, M. ii. 241 ; Gen. Wind- enemy's boats at Eajghat ham orders Brig. Carthew to
(Aug. 20), M. i. 517 ; arrival fall back on brick-kilns (Nov.
of fugitives there, M. i. 618; 27), M. ii. 242 ; Gen. Wind- Gen. Outram arrives (Sept. ham abandons tents and kits, 15), M. i. 618. M. ii. 243; Tantia Topi oc- Tantia Topi advances cupies lower part of city, M.
ii. against (Nov. 4), M. 148 ; ii. 242; Gen. Windham strength of garrison at (Nov. drives Tantia Tojji's troops
9), M. ii. 149; Gen. C. out of city, M. ii. 243 ; Brig. Windham left in command Carthew beats off enemy on
of, M. ii. 149 ; his instruc- the right, M. ii. 244 ; reason
ii. tions for holding, M. 149 ; for Gen. Windham's defeat Gen. Windham secures the (Nov. 27), M. ii. 245. entrenchment at, M. ii. 227. Sir Colin Campbell's hur- Tantia Topi severs commu- ried march to (Nov. 28), M.
nication with W. and N,W., ii. 224; Gen. Windham's dis- M. ii. 229; Gen. Windham positions for resisting Tantia guesses Tantia Topi's design Topi' (Nov. 28), M. ii. 246 on, M. ii. 230; Gen. Wind- Brig. Carthew beats off Tan- ham obtains permission to de- tia Topi's attack on his posi-
tain troops in, M. ii. 230 ; in- tion, M. ii. 248 ; Col. Walpole crease in Gen. Windham's beats off Tantia Topi's attack — ; —
100 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Eahnpur cont. Kajwa cont.
on his position, M. ii. 249; M. ii. 144 ; Bihdr mutineers Brig. Carthew ordered to ad- found at, by Col. Powell (Oct.
vance again, M. ii. 250 ; Brig. 31), M. ii. 143; battle of Wilson ordered to cover Car- (Nov. 2), M. ii. 145; Col. ttew's advance, M. ii. 250 Powell killed during battle, failure of Brig. Wilson's at- M. ii. 145; Capt. W. Peel tack, M. ii. 251; Brig. Car- assumes command of troops thew forced to fall back on Col. Powell's death, M. ii.
through failure of Brig. Wil- 145 ; and completes defeat of
son, M. ii. 252 ; criticisms on mutineers, M. ii. 146. Gen. Windham's generalship Kakrauli, Gen. Peimy attacked (Nov. 28), M. ii. 249. and killed at (April 30, '58), Sir Colin Campbell arrives M. ii. 501.
(Nov. 28), M. ii. 267 ; Tdntid Kala Kankar, Eaja of Hanmant Topi destroys stores (Nov, Singh of, his noble generosity
29), M. ii. 260 ; the whole of to fugitive English, M. i. Sir Colin Campbell's force 407 m. enters (Nov. 30), M. ii. 261. Kdlpi, its situation and import- Tdntia Topi attacks British ance, M. iii. 172; routes from,
position (Dec. ii. ii. 2), M. 263 ; to Kahnpur, M. 228; non-combatants sent to Allah- strength of the position, M.
abad (Dec. 3), M. ii. 263 ; Sir iii. 182 ; Dr. Lowe's descrip- Colin Campbell's plan for tion of rebel arsenal at, M. driving Tdntia Topi away (Dec. iii. 187 ».'; Dr. Lowe's account
5), M. ii. 265 ; Tantia Topi re- of the capture of, M. iii. 186. news attack on British posi- Nawab of Banda marches tion (Dec. 4), M. ii. 265; into, and garrisons (May 15, Tantia Topi defeated, but al- '58), M. iii. 181; Eani of lowed to escape by Gen. Jhansi revives her expiring
Mansfield (Dec. 6), M. ii. cause at, M. iii. 182 ; Tantia
275 ; Gen. Hope Grant sent Topi's troops retreat to, M.
to follow up Tantia Topi iii. 178 ; the defeat at Kdnch (Dec. 8), M. ii. 276. causes rebels to evacuate Sir Colin Campbell re- (May '58), M. iii. 180; Sir mains inactive till Dec. 23, Hugh Eose opens attack on for want of transport, M. ii. (May 19, '58), M. iii. 183;
284 ; Brig. Carthew marches skilful plan of rebel attack from, toBhognipur,and clears (May 22, '58), M. iii. 183; district of rebels (Jan. '58), M. complete defeat of rebel at- ii. 448; Sir Colin Campbell tack, M. iii. 185. returns to (Feb. 4, '58), M. Tantia Topi reaches (Nov.
ii. 314 ; road to Lakhnau 9), M. ii. 228. threatened by Bern' Madhava Kanibhayat, Native state in
(May '58), M. iii. 266. Bombay Presidency, M. iii. 2. Kahnpur battery, a post at Kampsagar, Col. Durnford de- Lakhnau battery, M. i. 443. feats rebels at (Oct. 16, '58), Kaisar Bagh, see Lakhnau. M. ii. 486.
Kajwa, its position and histoiy, Kamptf, garrison of, M. iii, — —
THE HlSTOElJBS OB* THE INDIAN MUTINt. 101
K^mpti cont. Kashmir Contingent cont.
113 ; occupied by Gen. Whit- ing column at Dehli, K. iii. lock (Jan. 10, '68), M. iii. 192. 606. Kanarat Naddi, Brig. Jones Katak, Col. Fischer commands
drives tlie Maulavi across Madras Sepoys at, M. ii. 138 ; (May 11, '58), M. ii. 535. he marches from, into eastern
Eanaund, captured by Brig. Bihar, M. ii. 138 ; incipient Showers (Oct.), M. ii. 108. sedition at, K. iii. 173. Kanchanpur, Lieut. W. Osborne Katanji, a village on the river
defeats rebels at, M. iii. 112. Hiran, M. iii. 105 ; 52nd N.I. Kandahar, annexed by Dost attacked and defeated at, M. Muhammad, K. i. 414. iii. 106. Kanhpur, see Kahnpur. Eatchiani, see Eachiani. Kankar, strong force of rebels Eathiydwar, Native state in at (April '58), M. ii. 500; Bombay Presidency, M. iii. 2. Lieut, de Eantzow greatly Eathwar, see Eathiyawar. distinguishes himself at at- Eavanagh, Thomas Henry, his
tack on (April 6, '58), M. ii. personal description and dis-
500. guise, M. ii. 164 ; offers to con- Eankhal, attacked and burned vey letter to Sir Colin Camp- by rebels from Bi'jnur (Jan. bell (Nov. 9), M. ii. 168; 7, '58), M. iii. 413; Capt. he succeeds in his enterprise Boisragon attacks and defeats (Nov. M. ii. 150, 165 10), ; Bi'jnur raiders at (Jan. 9, 58), Assistant-Commissioner at M. iii. 415. Malhiabad (July '58), M. iii. Kan Singh, see Khan Singh. 284; proposes the capture of Eantzow, De, see De Kantzow. Sandila, M. iii. 284; he and Kappartola, Raja of, joins Gen. Capt. Dawson capture Sandila Hope Grant's force (June 4, (July 30, '58), M. iii. 284. '58), M. iii. 267. Eaye, Major, commands left Karachi, the Queen's Proclama- section of No. 1 battery at
tion read with ceremony at Dehli, M. ii. 13 ; transferred (Nov. 1, '58), M. iii. 396. to right section of No. 2 bat- Karauli, one of Eajpdt states, tery at Dehli, M. ii. 19. M. i. 245 n. Eaye, Sir John, his criticism of Kargun, Tantia Topi forces the arrest of Patna Wahabis
Holkar's troops at, to join contested, M. i. 53 ; his manly him (Nov. 19, '58), M. iii. vindication of Mr. Tayler, M.
846. i. 118w. Kari'sat, Brig. Douglas defeats Eeatinge, Capt., fortifies a post rebels at (Oct. 14, '58), M. ii. fourteen miles from Asirgarh 486. (July), M. iii. 59; his gal- Earnal, Nawab of, supports the lantry at Ehukwasas (March English, E. ii. 162. 5, '58), M. iii. 152; severely Eashmir Gate at Dehli, the ex- wounded while storming plosion of, K. iii. 673. Chandairi (March 17, '58), Kashmir Contingent, its conduct M. iii. 153. on assalt of Dehli, K. iii. Eeene, Mr. H. G., chief civil
693 ; hampers fourth attack- officer at Dehra Dun, M, iii. — ; — ;;
102 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Keene, Mr. H. G. eont. Khan Bahadur Khan cont.
419; raises recruits to pre- i. 307 ; elected ruler at Ba- serve order at Dehra Ddn raili' (May 31), K. iii. 275
(May), M. iii. 420 ; organises proclaimed Viceroy at Ba-
patrols at irregular times in raili, M. i. 316 ; destroys Mr. Dehr4 Diin (June), M. iii. Thomason's tomb, M. i. 317 421; sends the treasure up to slaughters in cold blood the Masuri (June 15), M. iii. English men, women, and
421 ; marches against the children, found in Baraili Jalandhar brigade (June 16), (June 1), K. iii. 276, M. i.
M. iii. 421 ; the Jalandhar 317; defied by Mr. Hans-
iii. brigade escapes, M. iii. 422 borough, K. 276 ; per- issues paper money on his suades Bakht Khan to lead own responsibility, M. iii. the Sepoys to Dehli, M. i. 424; carries Dehra Dun 317. through the Mutiny un- Becomes supreme in Eohil-
harmed, M. iii. 424. khand, M. i. 332 ; the nature Kelly, Col., chases rebels into of his rule in Eohilkhand, M.
Nipal, M. iii. 296. i. 333 ; unable to restore Kennedy, Col. J. D., commands order in Baraili, K. iii. 277 43rd Regiment at Barakpiir, his fights with the Thakurs,
K. i. 495. M. i. 333 ; his proclamation Kenny, Private, his conspicuous for extermination of Chris-
daring at the Sikandar Bagh, tians, K. iii. 288 ; his procla- M. ii. 197. mation of British deceitful-
Kerowlee, see Kiraoli. ness, K. iii. 289 ; rehearses Kerr, Lieut., storms and cap- legislative acts bearing on
tures mul ineers' stronghold at caste, K. iii. 290 ; he is in Kolhiipur (Aug. 10), M. iii. 41. want of money, K. iii. 291 Kerr, Lord Mark, sent to relieve holds his position for months,
A'zamgarh (March 31, '58), K. iii. 291 ; the people sicken M. ii. 459; attacks the rebels of his rule, and long for re-
near Sarsana (April 6, '58), turn of the English, M. i.
ii. penetrates 334. M. 460 ; the rebel centre and relieves His force at Baraili (May Azamgarh (April 6, '68), M. '58), M. ii. 622; resolves to
ii. 462 ; the skill and daring meet. the English in the plain
of his relief of Azamgarh, M. (May 4, '68), M. ii. 623 ; eva-
ii. 464. cuates Baraili (May 5, '68), Khairpur, Native state in Bom- M. ii. 529; pursued to Pi'lf- bay Presidency, M. iii. 2. bhit by Col. Coke, M. ii.
Khaki Eisala, or Dust-coloured 538 ; threatens Powain (Aug. Eegiment, raised at Mfrat, '58), M. iii. 274. M. iii. 428. Khan BehaudurKhan, see Khan Khalsa, name of the old Sikh Bahadur Khan. army, K. ii. 473. Khan Singh, Sirdar, appointed
Khan, pensioner Di'wan of Multan, i. Khan Bahadur K. 19 ; of the Grovernment, instigates conspires against the English
mutiny at Baraili (May), M. at Labor (1848), K. i. 29. ; — ;;
THE HISTORIES OE TfiE INDIAN MUTINY. 103
Khorai, Tantia Topi defeated at, Knocker, Capt. eont. with loss of half his army ries the Shergati pass, Sam- (Oct. '68), M. iii. 342. balpdr (Nov. 5), M. ii. 440. Khiisganj, battle of (Dec. 15), Knox, Capt., death of, at Dehli M. ii. 288. (June 12), K. ii. 644 n. Ehot, daring capture of fort of, K61s, a tribe in Chutia Nagpur,
by Jamadar Imam Bakhsh M. ii. 134 ; attack party of Khdn (April 18,'68), M.ii. 516. English in Singhbhum (Dec), Turaoli, chief. of, dies childless M. ii. 439. (1852), K. i. 92; claimants Kolhapiir, Native state in Bom-
for the raj, K. i. 94, 95 ; an- bay Presidency, M. iii. 2 iii. nexation of, forbidden by modern history of, M. 36 ; Court of Directors, K. i. 94 mutiny at (July 31), K. iii. doubts as to the legitimacy 408, M. iii. 31, 37; reason of the adoption of Bharat for mutiny at, E. iii. 407 Pal, K. i. 96; Madan Pal the British disarm forts succeeds to the raj of (1853), of, to the annoyance of
K. i. 96. the people, M. iii. 36 ; riot Kirchoff, Sergeant, his miracu- and murder at, M. iii. 38 lous escape from NAogaon, M. some mutineers return to
i. 196. duty, and some retire to the
Kirk, Dr., murdered at Grwaliar jungles, M. iii. 40 ; Lieut.
(June 14), K. iii. 318, M. i. Kerr arrives with some Ma- 175. ratha Horse, M. iii. 41 Kirke, Major, extraordinary Lieut. Kerr attacks and cuts
conduct of, during escape up rebels, M. iii. 41 ; despe- from Naogaon, E. iii. 373, rate resistance of Sepoys at
374 ; dies of sunstroke during (Aug. 10), M. iii. 41; the retreat from Naogaon, M. i. prompt action of Bombay offi- 195. cers saves the district, M. ui.
Kirwi, historical sketch of, M. 42 ; Col. Le Grand Jacob ar-
iii. 199 ; Eadhava Grovind, Di- rives there (Aug. 14), M. iii.
wan of (May '68), M. iii. 199 40 ; Col. Le Grand Jacob dis- the Eaos of, join heartily arms Sepoys at (Aug. 18), M.
with Nana Sahib, M. iii. iii. 42 ; effect of mutiny at
200 ; they profess loyalty and Mirat on, M. iii. 36. offer to suiTender, M. iii. Kootab, see Kutb.
200 ; they surrender to Gen. Kopaldurg, chief of, joined by Whitlock (June 2, '58), M. Dharwar insurgents (May
iii. 200 ; Gen. Whitlock enters '58), M. iii. 243. (June 6, '68), M. iii. 201; Kopaldrug, see Kopaldurg. enormous treasure found K6rwd, a tribe in Chutia Nag- there, M. iii. 201. pur, M. ii. 134. Kishngarh, one of Eajput states, Koshiini, Brig. Honner dqfeats M. i. 245 n. Eao Sahib at (Feb. 10, '59), Kittur, the Desai of, discon- M. iii. 368. tented chief of the Lingayat Eota, one of Eajput states, M.
population, M. iii. 29. i. 245 n. ; situation and popu-
Knocker, Capt., storms and car- lation of, M. ii. 568 ; its great — ; —
104 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Kota cont. Kunwar Singh cont. natural defences, M. ii. 574; rebellion by injudicious
the mutiny at (Oct. 15), M. treatment, K. iii. 100 ; loses ii. 569; Major Burton's he- the support of Govern-
roic resistance at, ii. ment in his great law case, M. 570 ;
Gen. Roberts marches against, K. iii. 99 ; excuses himself M. ii. 574; Gen. Eoberts from leaving Jagadispiir, K.
captures (March 30, '58), M. iii. 99 ; Government warned ii. garrison of, watched by Mr. Wake of the effect of 575 ; by Major Gall (April 22, '58), proposed treatment of, K. iii. M. iii. 173. 100 w. Kota Contingent, mutiny of, at His treasonable prepara- Agr4 (July 4), K. iii. 380, M. tions at Jagadispur, K. iii. i. 268; a loyal gunner spikes 142, M. i. 49; his enormous
their guns, M. i. 268; Dr. stores at Jagadispur, K. iii.
Mathias destroys their gun- 145 n. ; assists DanapAr mu-
ammunition, M. i. 268. tineers across the Son, M. i. Eotah, see joins the Danapiir muti- Kota. 79 ;
Kota-ki-sardf, fierce battle near neers, M. i. 76 ; effect of his (June 17, '58), M. iii. 221. rising at Bhagalpur, M. ii.
Eoti, feudatory in Sagar terri- 131 ; and at Hazaribagh, M. tory, M. iii. 88. ii. 134. Kotra, Major On- defeats rebels Eeconnoitres in direction
at (April 30, '58), M. iii. 174. of Baksar, M. i. 128; re-or- Kiiari, see Kuwdri. ganises his Sepoys, M. i.
Kudua, Nipdlese troops beat 128 ; fortifies the village of
the rebels at (Oct. 19), M. ii. Dalaur, M. i. 128 ; makes a 319. tactical blunder, M. i. 129; Kunch, the rebels concentrate at his defeat, and loss of Jagad-
(May '58), M. iii. 175 ; Tdn- ispur, M. i. 129 ; defeated by tia Topi entrenches himself Major V. Eyre at Dalaor
at, M. iii. 174; Sir Hugh (Aug. 12), K. iii. 143 ; flies Eose completely defeats re- from his stronghold at Jagad-
bels at, M. iii. 177; the de- ispur, K. iii. 144 ; his strong- feat at, greatly discourages hold blown up by Major V. rebels, M. iii. 179. Eyre (Aug. 16), K. iii. 146. Kunwar Singh, the Eajput of Eesolves to attack A'zam- Shahabad, K. iii. 97. garh (March '58), M. ii.
Kunwar Singh, the remarkable 454 ; collects his force at
landowner, M. ii. 442 ; his Atraulia, M. ii. 456; forces real generalship, M. ii. 463 Col. Milman back on Azam- his excellent strategy, M. ii. garh (March 22, '58), M. ii.
465 ; his bad tactics, M. ii. 467; assumes a threatening 46.6; his history, M. i. 76; position at Azamgarh (March
the true story of his implica- 27, '58), M. ii. 468 ; defeated tion in the Mutiny, K. iii. by Lord Mark Kerr (April 6,
98 ; his grievance, M. i. 77 '58), M. ii. 462 ; divisions in and n. particulars of his law his camp, M. ii. 466 ; ; opposes
case, K. iii. 100 n. ; incited to Sir E. Lugard at the river — ; — ;
tHE HISTORIISS Of THE INDIAN MUTINT. 105
Kuiiwar Singh cont. Lahor eoni.
Tons, M. ii. 470 ; dexterously seize fort of (May 12), K. ii. witlidraws his force in face of 429; the station ball at, K. Gen. Douglas (April 17, '58), ii. 430; the fort seized by
M. ii. 473 ; crosses the Ghil- the English (May 13), K. ii.
ghra at Sikandarpur, M. ii. 433 ; disarming parade at
474 ; defeated at Sikandar- Mian Mir (May 13), K. ii.
pur (April 20, '58), M. ii. 431 ; insurrection in (Sept.
475 ; succeeds in crossing the 14), M. iii. 304; the Queen's Ganges (April 20, '58), M. ii. proclamation read with cere-
475 ; reappears in Bihar on mony at (Nov. 1, '58), M. iii. the Son river, M. ii. 436 w., 395.
444 ; retires to Jagadispur Lake, Edward, assists Edwardes (April 22, '58), M. ii. 471, to attack Multan, K. i. 29.
476 ; defeats Capt. Le Grand Lake, Lord, his interview with (April 23, '58), M. iii. 461; Shah Alam, K. ii. 3 n. his death (April 26, '58), M. Lakhn^o, see Lakhnau. ii.478. Lakhnau, description of its po-
Kurandwar, Native state of sition, M. ii. 365 ; description
Southern Maratha country, of city, M. i. 367 ; strong po- M. iii. 20. sitions within city, M. ii.
Kurnaul, see Karnal. 365 ; description of Begam Ktirsi, Gen. Hope Grant defeats Kothi, M. ii. 386; military
rebels at (March 22, '58), M. hold of, K. iii. 434 ; the city
ii. 411. devoted to the native king, Kutb, the, suggested residence the provinces, only tolerate for Emperors of Dehli, K. ii. him, M. iii. garrison of, 263 ;
18. M. i. 356 ; disposition of Kutchianee, see Kachiani. troops (April), M. i. 360. Kuwari, Rup Singh appears at, The Residency, M. i. 360
M. iii. 310 ; Rup Singh com- nature of Residency defences,
pletely defeated at (Oct. '58), K. iii. 522 ; the Residency M. iii. 310. made thoroughly defensible,
i. particular descrip- M. 419 ; tion of the Residency posts,
i. ; Redan battery, L. M. 441 the M. i. 442 ; Innes' house, M.
i. 442 ; the Banqueting hall, Ladies In Fort of Agra, their M. i. 442; the Water Gate, i. kindly ministrations, K. iii. M. i. 442 ; Sago's house, M.
400-403. 442 ; the Bailey Guard, M. i.
Lahor, the cantonment of Mian 442 ; the Treasury buildings,
Mir at, K. ii. 425 ; Board of M. i. 442 ; Dr. Fayrer's house, Administration at, K. i. 50 M. i. 442 ; the Financial gar- Board of Administration rison, M. i. 442; the Sikh
condemned, K. i. 60 ; Henry Squares, M. i. 443 ; the Bri- Lawrence appointed resident gade Mess, M. i. 443; the
at, K. i. 7. Thag jail, M. i. 443 ; the Reported conspiracy to Kahnpur battery, M. i, 443 — ;;; — ;
106 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
Lakhnau cont. Lakhnau cont.
Anderson's post, M. i. 443 Sir H. Lawrence is in-
the Judicial post, i. formed of intended rising, M. 443 ; M. the Post Office, M. i. 443 i. 372; mutiny of 71st N.I. iii. i. Gubbins' post, M. i. 443 ; the (May 30), K. 442, M.
Church garrison, M. i. 444; 372; critical position of Sir Ommaney's post, M. i. 444 H. Lawrence and staff, M. i.
the Residency the Plevna of 873 ; Sir H. Lawrence cuts off
India, M. i. 440. mutinous 71st N.I. from
The Machhi Bhawan at, K. city, M. i. 374 ; brilliant ser-
iii. 437, M. i. 361 ; its inde- vices of Lieut. Hardinge at,
fensibility, K. ii. 409 the K. iii. 446 ; division o'f feeling Machhi Bhawan strengthened in Sepoy camp, K. iii. 444
and provisioned, M. i. 420. some Sepoys join the English Preparations for Defence.— on night of May 80, M. i. Eedisposition of English 875; murders and escapes on troops ill, by Sir H. Lawrence, outbreak of mutiny, K. iii.
K. iii. 436 ; Sepoys of the 445 ; mutinous 71st N.I. re- 48th N.I. burn their sur- tire to Mudkipur (May 31),
geon's house, M. i. 367 ; Sir M.i. 375 ; Mr. Gubbins distin- H. Lawrence prepares Resi- guishes himself in pursuit of
dency for defence, K. iii. 437, mutineers, M. i. 876 ; stronger
438 TO., M. i. 361 ; holy places after, than before outbreak
at, spared by Sir H. Lawrence, of mutiny, K. iii. 448 ; the E. iii. 440; proposition to mutiny clears the air, M. i. disarm Sepoys at, K. iii. 441 376. insubordination of 7th Irreg. Mutiny of 7t,h Cavalry (May
Inf. (April 30), M. i. 362 ; Sir 31), M. i. 376 ; Sir H. Law- H. Lawrence disarms that re- rence shut up in the town, M. giment (May 3), M. i. 863. i. 34; condition of place in The Outbreak.—Mutiny at June, described by Sir H. (May 3), M. i. 6, 362; Sir Lawrence, M. i. 410; Sir H. H. Lawrence holds grand Lawrence's health breaks
darbar (May 12), M. i. 364 down, M. i. 412 ; he resigns he occupies Machhf Bhawan, his duties to a council of five,
i. 366 ; and strengthens M. i. 415 provisional council M. ;
it, M. i. 368 ; Sir H. Lawrence acts for Sir H. Lawrence
moves European troops to (June 9-12), K. iii. 498 ; Mr.
Residency, M. i. 366 ; Sir H. M. Gubbins President of
Lawrence receives plenary mi- council of five, M. i. 415 ; and litary power (May 19), M. i. while in temporary command
867 ; women and children re- disarms Sepoy troops, K. iii.
moved to Residency (May 498 ; and dismisses them, M.
27), M. i. 869 ; Sir H. Law- i. 416 ; Sir H. Lawrence re- rence sends Capt. Hutchinson sumes his duties and recalls out with a party of dangerous dismissed Sepoys, K. iii. 499, Sepoys, M. i. 371; Capt. M. i. 416; Sir H. Lawrence Hutchinson returns, after mu- collects Sikhs and Oudh men
tiny of his escort, M. i. 372. into separate battalions, M. i. — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES 01' THE INDIAN MUTINY. 107
Lakhnau cont. Lakhnau cont.
416 ; Sir S. Lawrence invites Mr. Capper buried by falling
and receives the assistance of verandah, M. i. 428* ; daring
pensioners, M. i. 417. courage of Capt. Anderson Mutiny of 3rd Infantry of and Corpl. Oxenham in sav-
i. 428* Military Police (June 12), M. ing Mr. Capper, M. ; i. 417; Capt. Weston gallops English abandon the Machhi after police to bring them Bawan, K. iii. 513, M. i. 429
back to duty, M. i. 418 ; mu- nature of defences of Resi- tinous police pursued and at- dency, M. i. 432; the Eesi-
tacked, M. i. 419. dency, in a military sense, not
Kahnpur entreats help, M. defensible, M. i. 430 ; strength
i. 421 ; Sir H. Lawrence's rea- of garrison of Eesidency (July
sons for not helping Kahn- 1), M. i. 429 ; Sepoys fear to
pur, M. i. 421 ; soundness of assault Eesidency, M. i. 431,
his reasons for not helping 445 ; method of Sepoy attack
Eahnpur, M. i. 422. of Eesidency, M. i. 433 ; Se- The Battle of Ghinhat.—Sir poys pour into Eesidency
H. Lawrence brings troops in- continuous fire, M. i. 446 ; a to Eesidency from canton- shell bursts in Sir H. Law-
ments, M. i. 423 ; mutinous rence's room (July 1), M. i. Sepoys collect at Nawabganj 433; a second shell bursts in
Bara Banki, M. i. 422 ; Sir his room, and wounds him
H. Lawrence resolves to go mortally, M. i. 434 ; death of out to meet the mutineers, K. Sir H. Lawrence (July 4), K.
iii. 502 ; troops which marched iii. 515, M. i. 441.
to Chinhat, K. iii. 503, M. i. Losses to garrison from " 423 ; Sepoys also advance on fire from holy places," K.
Chinhat, M. i. 422 ; battle of iii. 521 ; list of early victims Chinhat (June 30), K. iii. to Sepoys' fire, M. i. 446
504, M. i. 425 ; treachery of death of Mr. Ommaney at,
Native gunners there, K. K. iii. 523 ; order restored in
iii. 506 ; the British forced Eesidency, M. i. 447 ; sani- to retreat, K. iii. 510, M. tary duties in, K. iii. 525
i. 426 ; great bravery of night-work of the garrison of Lieut. Bonham at Chinhat, Eesidency, M. i. 448; noble
K. iii. 507 ; the iron bridge services of the women, K. iii.
gallantly held against ad- 526, M. i. 487 ; food-supply vancing Sepoys, M. i. 427 during siege, K. iii. 527, M.
Sir H. Lawrence saves his re- i. 474 m. ; supplies run short
treating troops by a ruse, M. (Aug. 23), M. i. 471 ; further
i. 426 ; the shattered army reduction in rations (Aug.
returns to Eesidency, M. i. 28), M. i. 472 ; hardships and
427 ; fearful confusion in diseases of garrison, M. i.
Eesidency after defeat of 453 ; incessant nature of can-
Chinhat, M. i. 444. nonade against, M. i. 474 The Siege Begins.—Sepoys ceaseless labour of the garri- occupy the city and Eesidency son, M. i. 457. (June 30),K iii. 611, M.i. 428; Causes of success of garri- ;; — ;
108 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
Lakhnau— comi. Lakhnau cont.
son against assaults, M. i. Angad brings news (July
i. 462 ; peculiar character of 22), M. 454; the garrison garrison, M. i. paucity receive intelligence of speedy 463 ;
of numbers one cause of suc- relief, K. ii. 415 n. ; Brig.
cess of garrison, M. i. 463; Inglis sends Gen. Havel ock a the reserve in garrison, and plan of his position, M. i.
its duties, M. i. 464; precau- 454 ; Angad brings a letter tions of garrison to save life, from Col. Tytler (July 25),
M. i. 465 ; the science of loop- M. i. 455.
holing, M. i. 465 ; stillness of Sepoy Attacks. — Second garrison at night daunts the general assault (Aug. 10), E. " enemy, M. i. 466 ; the look- iii. 533, M. i. 455 ; failure of out" system organised dur- second general assault, M. i.
ing siege, M. i. 466 ; the Bri- 457 ; efforts of Sepoys to de- tish flag kept flying during stroy Eahnpur battery, M. i.
siege, M. i. 467 ; mining ope- 459; persistent efforts of rations and counter-mining, garrison to hold Eahnpur
K. iii. 631, 535, M. i. 467, battery, M. i. 459 ; the garri- 468; Capt. Eulton counter- son make a sortie of twelve mines against Sepoys, K. iii. men at Sago's house (Aug.
532 ; Sepoys blow up part of 12), M. i. 460 ; third general
defences, K. iii. 532 ; the hos- assault of Sepoys (Aug. 18), pital under fire, M. i. 469 M. i. 460; failure of third scurvy attacks garrison, K. iii. assault, M. i. 460 garrison ;
536 ; fearful ravages of death capture and blow up house in the garrison, K. iii. 538 outside defences, M. i. 460 accumulating work of dimi- Sepoys breach defences with nishing garrison (Aug. 23), a mme (Aug. 18), E. iii. 634; M. i. 471. the garrison destroy several Taluqdars aid in attack on houses outside defences (Aug.
iii. garri- i. Eesidency, E. 529 ; 18), M. 469; the garrison son of Eesidency make suc- blow up Johannes' house, M.
cessful sortie (July 7), M. i. i. 470 ; Angad brings letter
448 ; Sepoys do everything from Gen. Havelock (Aug.
but assault for three "weeks, 28), M. i. 472 ; fourth general M. i. 447; Sepoys deliver assault (Sept. 5), M. i. 472 their first assault on Eesi- repulse of fourth general
dency (July 21), M. i. 449, assault, M. i. 473 ; excellent
450 ; first general assault re- service of battery worked by
pulsed, M. i. 451 ; moral ef- natives, M. i. 473 ; Sepoys fects of repulse of first gene- thoroughly dispirited by fail-
ral assault, M. i. 451 ; death ure of fourth assault, M. i. of Major Banks (July 21), K. 473; death of Capt. Pulton
iii. 624, M. i. 452 ; Mr. Gub- (Sept. 14), E. iii. 540; Angad bins wishes to assume chief brings news of approach of civil functions, M. i. 452 Havelock (Sept. 16), E. iii.
office of Chief Commissioner 641, M. i. 476 ; Angad refuses
held in abeyance, M. i. 463. to go out again, M. i. 476. — ; — ;,
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 109
Laklinau cont. Lakhnau cont. TheFirstBelief.—Approach of Natives in garrison, M. i.
of relieving force, M. i. 476 485 ; faithful Natives risk G-en. Havelock attacks (Sept. caste in helping English com-
25), M. i. 536 ; citizens and rades, M. i. 486; noble en- Sepoys begin to flee, M. i. durance and courage of old
477 ; garrison fire on retreat- pensioners in, M. i. 486.
ing foe, M. i. 477 ; Gen. Have- Losses of the garrison up
look carries the Charbagh, M. to first relief, M. i. 488 ; difii- i. 536; conspicuous gallantry culties in forcing a way
of young Havelock and Pri- through streets, M. i. 642
vate Jakes, M. i. 537* ; the losses of first relieving force,
British gain the Chattar Man- M. i. 541; list of the chiefs zil, M. i. 537{; G-en. Havelock who fell during siege, M. i.
forces the Khas Bazar, M. i. 484 ; remarks on the rehef
young Hen. Havelock i. ; bravery of 537§ ; M. 543 the forces the Charbagh bridge, England's heroes emulated
M. i. 538; death of Gen. at, M. i. 543 ; the surviving
Neill, M. i. 538; the relieving heroes of the relief, M. i. 545. force reaches the Baillie Gen. Outram assumes com- Guard, M. i. 539; Private mand of troops (Sept. 26),
Duffy recovers a gun, M. i. M. i. 642 ; he extends the
540 ; relief of garrison (Sept. j)osltion occupied, M. ii. 151 25), K. iii. 542, M. i. 478 he extends his position to- properly a reinforcement, not wards the Alambagh, M. ii.
a relief, M. i. 479 ; death of 158 ; capture of Captain Ba- Capt. Eadcliflle, K. iii. 542 zar (Sept. 26), M. ii. 152; the rear- guard of relievers capture of Fari'd Bakhsh pa- reaches Eesideucy (Sept. 26), lace (Sept. 26), M. ii. 152;
M. i. 540 ; the guns and wag- Gen. Havelock receives com- gons of relieving force mand of palaces along Gumti,
brought into Residency (Oct. M. ii. 152 ; Gen. Outram tries
1), M. i. 641 ; the brave men to send his Cavalry away at who brought the rear-guard night, but fails, M. ii. 163. into the Residency, M. ii. 151. Defence changed to attack,
Brig. Inglis's despatch to M. ii. 154 : sortie of Sept. 27,
Government, M. i. 480 ; na- M. ii. 154 ; three sorties on
ture of Brig. Inglis's despatch Sept. 29, M. ii. 156 ; mining to Government, M. i. 445 and counter-mining at, during
services of Brig. Inglis, M. i. October, M. ii. 158 ; extent of
480 ; military character of ground undermined, M. ii.
Brig. Inglis, M. i. 481 ; skill 159. and daring of Capt. Wilson, Garrison hear of the fall
M. i. 481; Capt. Fulton's of Dehli (Oct. 9), M. ii. 160 fertility of resource, M. i. Gen. Outram commands the
483 ; death of Capt. Ful- road to the iron bridge, M ton (Sept. 14), M. i. 483; ii. 169; change of rebel tac activity and buoyancy of Mr. tics against garrison, M. ii G. Couper, M. i, 484; fidelity 160; garrison hears of ar- — ; —
110 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Lakhnau cont. Lakhnau cont. rival of Q-en. Hope Grant, M. Moti Mahal by Capt. Wolse-
ii. 162 ; Gen. Outram sends ley, M. ii. 203 ; Capt. Hop- plan of city to Alambagh, M. kins carries the Mess House
ii. 162 ; and establishes sema- on one side, anl Garnet Wol- phore telegraph with A'lam- seley on the other, M. iii.
bagh, M. ii. 162 ; Col. Napier 505 ; Gen. Havelock leads captures Phillips' Garden bat- advance from Eesidency (Nov.
ii. tery (Nov. 2), M. ii. 157 ; the 16), M. 205 ; he occupies Maulavi commands rebels, M. Farid Bakhsh Palace, M. ii.
ii. 344. 206 ; and captures the Harn- The Second Belief. — Sir khiina, M. ii. 208; relief of Colin Campbell's plan for re- garrison (Nov. 17), M. ii.
lieving, M. ii. 167; Brig. 204. Hope Grant's column the Brig. Eussell captures point d'appui of relieving Banks's house, M. ii. 210;
force, M. ii. 149 ; strength of rebels attack Banks's house Sir Colin Campbell's final at- (Nov. 18), M. ii. 210; Sir
tacking force, M. ii. 170 ; he Colin Campbell sends Artil- occupies the Martiniere, M. lery to strengthen Banks's
ii. 174; the rebels attack house, M. ii. 211 ; Col. Hale English centre, and fail (Nov. assumes command at Banks's
ii. 14), M. ii. 175 ; rebels make house (Nov. 18), M. 212 ; second attempt on English Brig. Eussell wounded there,
centre, and fail, M. ii. 176 M. ii. 212; Col. Biddulph rebels make repeated attacks killed there (Nov. 18), M. ii.
on rear-guard, but fail, M. ii. 212 ; the attack and retire- 178; command of Dilkhusha ment from Hospital (Nov. given to Brig. Little (Nov. 18), M. ii. 213; successful 15), M. ii. 178; rebels attack evacuation of city by Sir the English right, but fail Colin Campbell, M. ii. 215. (Nov. 15), M. ii. 178; attack Gen. Outram left in charge on Sikandar Bagh, M. ii. 180 of the A'lambagh (Nov. 26),
capture of the Sikandar Bagh M. ii. 222 ; strength of rebel (Nov. 16), M. ii. 186, 187; forces (Jan. '58), M. ii. 360 n.; slaughter of entire rebel gar- rebel lines of works within
ii. rison of the Sikandar Bagh, city (Feb. '58), M. 366 ; M. ii. 187; capture of the unprotected on the north, Barracks (Nov. 16), M. ii. M. ii. 367; rebels attack
188 ; critical moment of re- Gen. Outram in Alambagh
lief, M. ii. 191 ; capture of (Jan, 12, '58), M. ii. 347; Shdh Najif (Nov. 16), M. ii. their attack repulsed, M. ii.
194; Gen. Outram effects di- 348 ; they are exceedingly de- version during fight of Nov. jected by failure, M. ii. 350 ;
16, M. ii. 198 ; the heroes who contention among the rebels, fought in this attack, M. ii. (Jan. 22, '58), M. ii. 353;
198 ; rebels attack the Mar- they make despairing attack tiniere and Dilkhusha (Nov. on A'lambagh (Feb. 25, '58), 16), M. ii. 199; capture of M. ii. 356. — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. Ill
Lakhnau cont. Lakhnau cont.
The Final Advance.—Sir M. ii. 389 ; Gen. Outram en Colin Campbell's force for filades second line of defence, capture of city, M. ii. 364 M. ii. 382; Gen. Franks British position opposite storms and captures the
(Mar. 4, '68), M. ii. 370 ; Sir Imambara (Mar. 14, '58), M.
Colin Campbell throws two ii. 890 ; capture of second pontoon bridges across Gumti rebel line of defence, M. ii.
(Mar. 4, '58), M. ii. 370; 391 ; capture of Tara Kothi Gen. Outram crosses the and Mess House, ii. M. 392 ; Gumti to attack (Mar. 6, '68), third rebel line of defence M. ii. 371; Gen. Outram's turned by young Havelock,
task on the Gumti, M. ii. M. ii. 893 ; capture of Qaisar
372 ; first line of rebel works Bagh (Mar. 14, '58), M. ii.
at, ii. enfiladed by him, M. 394 ; plunder of the Qaisar
375 ; rebels abandon first line Bagh, M. ii. 394, 395; the of defence (Mar. 6, '68), M. successful leaders of Mar. 14,
ii. 273 ; Lieut. Butler's daring '68, M. li. 396.
deed, M. ii. 376; British Sir Colin Campbell's extra- troops occupy first rebel line ordinary order to Gen. Out- of defence, M. ii. 376; Sir ram, M. ii. 397; Sir Colin Colin Campbell captures the Campbell sends columns along Martiniere (Mar. 9, '58), M. Sit^pur and Sandila roads, M.
ii. '377; capture of Chakar ii. 3P9 ; rebels escape by Faiz- Kothf, the key to rebel posi- abad road (Mar. 16, '68), M.
tion (Mar. 9, '68), M. ii. 374 ii. 399 ; Gen. Outram storms brave resistance of nine rebels, and carries the Residency M. ii. 374. (Mar. 16, '68), M. ii. 400; Position of contending capture of Machhi Bhawan,
forces (Mar. 10, '58), M. ii. M. ii. 401 ; rebels make
379 ; Jang Bahadur arrives, counter-attack on Walpole's M. ii. 324, 388; Sir Colin pickets (Mar. 16, '68), M. ii.
Campbell captures Banks's 401 ; Jang Bahadur clears house (Mar. 10, '58), M. ii. front of Alambagh of rebels,
379 ; the Sikandar Bagh oc- M. ii. 403; rescue of Miss cupied by Col. Lugard, M. ii. Jackson and Mrs. Orr from
; '68), ii. n. 382 the audacity of three (March 17, M. 403 ; Engineers captures Shah Na- Gen. Outram captures remain- jif and Qaddam Easiil (Mar. ing positions in, M. ii. 404
10, '68), M. ii. 383 ; capture accidental explosion, M. ii. of the Begam Kothi, M. ii. 404.
886 ; death of Capt. Hodson • Eemarks on the capture of,
at storming of Begam Kothi M. ii. 412 ; its fall produces (Mar. 10, '58), M. ii. 387; no change in resistance of capture of Hashmat Ah' Chau- Oudh Taluqdars, M. iii. 264. dri's camp (Mar. 11, '58), M. Eoad to Kdhnpur threat-
ii. 380 ; Brig. Napier proceeds ened by Beni Madhava, M. by sap against second rebel iii. 266. line of defence (Mar. 13, '58), The Queen's proclamation — ; —
112 ANALYTICAL INDEX Of
Lakhnau cont. Latu cont. read with ceremony at (Nov. neers at (Dec. 18), M. ii. 1, '58), M. iii. 396. 424. See also Campbell, Sir Laughnan, Private, plants Bri-
Colin ; Havelock, G-en. Henry tish flag on Kabul Gate, M. Lawrence, Sir Henry, and ii. 36. Oudli. Lawrence, Col. A. W., com- Lala Joti Parshiid, provisions mands Cavalry of Jabalpur
Tort of A'gra, M. i. 286. column (Nov.), M. iii. 191. Lallatpur, garrison of, M. iii. Lawrence, Col. George St. Pa-
97 ; mutiny at (June 12), M. trick, Agent in Eajpiitana, K.
iii. 97 ; European oificers at, iii. 351, M. i. 245 ; his cha- fly to Eaja of Banpur, M. iii. racter, M. i. 245, ii. 677; his
98 ; Eao Sahib occupies former services, M. i. 246 ; his (Sept. '68), M. iii. 838; he alleged dispute with the Ma- advances from, to Sindhwao, harana of Udaipur, E. Iii. and is fully defeated (Oct. 683.
'58), M. iii. 840 ; he returns Ordered to abandon Eaj- to, after his defeat, M. iii. putana, by Mr. J. Colviu, E.
340 ; Tantia Topi retreats to iii. 352 ; refuses to do so, E.
(Oct. '58), M. iii. 340. iii. 353 ; arranges for defence Lai Bahat, Tantia Topi rests his of Eajputana, E. iii. 362. men at (Oct. '58), M. iii. Goes to Abu (April), M. i. 341. 246; comprehends the full Lai Madhava Singh, determined significance of Mirat outbreak, opponent to the English in M. i. 247; dangerous guar- Oudh, M. iii. 273. dianship of arsenal of A'jmi'r,
Lai Singh, minister for Duleep M. i. 248 ; has no trustwoi-thy
Singh, his character, E. i. 4 troops in Eajputana, M. i.
plots against the English, K. 248 ; summons British troops
i. political prisoner on from Disa (May), M. i. 249 5 ; ; parole at Dehra Dun in May, his confidence in the Mairs,
M. iii. 420; places his re- M. ii. 660 ; raises second bat- tainers at the service of Mr. talion of Mairs, M. i. 250; Keene, M. iii. 420. sends regular garrison of A'j-
Lance, Mr., Magistrate of Itawa, mi'r back to Nasi'rabad, M. i.
M. iii. 309 ; defeats the rebels 250; issues proclamation to at Chakkarnagar (Aug. '58), Native states of Eajputana,
M. iii. 310. M. i. 261 ; asks that troops Land Eevenue, K. i. 156. from Bombay to Agra should Lang, Lieut., examines breach at pass through Eajputana, M.
Dehli, M. ii. 25 ; his daring i. 251. entrance into the Qaddam Goes to Bi'aor (June 1), M.
Easiil, Lakhnau (March 10, i. 264 ; repairs and provisions
'58), M. ii. 383. fort of A'jmir, M. i. 255; Larkins, Capt. Eobert, com- created Brig.-Gen. without
mands at Pilibhit (Aug. 58), troops, M. i. 266 ; receives M. iii. 275. troops from Di'sa (June 12), Latu, defeat of Chatg^on muti- M. i, 255; occupies Nasi'r- — — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 113
Lawrence, Col. cont. Lawrence, Sir H. cont.
abad and Nfmach with Bri- tan (Dec. '48), E. i. 39;
tish troops, M. i. 256 ; makes created President of the Ajmir his head-quarters Board of Administration in
(June), M. i. 256; strictly the Panjab (1849), E. i. 50; preserves routine of civil du- conciliates the Sikh Sirdars
ties in Eajputana, M. i. 256 n., after annexation of Panjab,
ii. 652 ; admirable results of E. i. 59 ; transferred to Eaj-
his far-seeing policy, M. i. piitiina (1853), E. i. 61 ; sup- 261. ports the claim of Madan Pal
Outbreak at A'jmir (Aug. to theEiraoliraj,E. i. 95; in
ii. 9), M. 553 ; pursues and favour of assuming the go- rioters, ii. vernment of i. cuts up M. 553 ; Oudh, E.
advances with small force 137 n. ; offers to serve tempo- against Awah (Sept. 18), rarily for Outram in Oudh, M. ii. 566; falls back on E. i. 398. Ajmir (Sept. 21), M. ii. Oudh Administration.—Ap-
567 ; applies to Bombay for pointed Chief Commissioner reinforcements (Nov.), M. ii. of Oudh (March 20), E. i.
572. 450, M. i. 849 ; sees the er- Lawrence, Sir Henry, his cha- rors in Oudh administration,
racter, K. i. 9, K. iii. 519, M. M. i. 350; anticipates out-
i. 350, 436 ; on the desirabi- burst of Sepoy army, E. i.
lity of increased number of 453 ; warns Lord Canning of
Native officers, K. i. 338 ; on dangerous coalition in Oudh the want of a military pay- (April), E. i. 677; his views
code, K. i. 322 n. ; in favour on dangerous condition of
of promotion by selection, E. the army, E. i. 592, 593 ; at-
i. 336 ; strongly opposes an- tempts to restore confidence
nexation of Native states, K. of people, M. i. 354 ; conci-
i. 454 n. ; on injury done by liates the trading class at
newspaper articles, iii. i. K. 19 ; Lakhnau, M. 365 ; pays the on the condition of the old pensions of the retainers of
and the new Oudh armies, K. former court, M. i. 355. iii. 424; opposed to revolu- Suspects the 48th Regi- tionary reforms, K. iii. 428; ment at Oudh, E. i. 586 his description of Mr. Jack- reasons with the Sepoy offi-
i. son's revolutionary reforms cers, M. 368 ; prepares Re-
in Oudh, E. iii. 429 ; his opi- sidency for defence, M. i. nion as to reason for spread 361; resolves to disarm the
of mutiny, E. iii. 7. 7th Regiment, E. i. 589 ; dis- Biographical Details.—Ap- arms 7th Irreg. Inf. (May 3), pointed Resident at Lahor, M. i. 363; holds Darbar at
E. i. 7 ; his administration as Lakhnau (May 12), E. iii. Resident in the Panjab, E. i. 431, M. i. 365; rewards 12, 13; returns to England in faithful officers and Sepoys,
1848, E. i. 15 ; returns to M i. 366. India (Dec. 1848), E. i. 39; Prepares for defence of
joins Gen, Whish before Mul- Lakhnau, E. iii. 434 ; his dis- 8 — ; — ;
114 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Lawrence, Sir H. cont. Lawrence, Sir H. cont.
position of European troops tiny, E. iii. 449 ; resolves to in Lakhnau (May), K. iii. hold Eesidency as the final
436 ; occupies Machh.i Bha- point, M. i. 411.
wan, M. i. 366 ; moves Euro- His health gradually sink-
pean troops toEesidency (May ing, E. iii. 494, M. i. 412 ; re- 16, 17), M. i. 366; counsels the commends Major Banks as immediate employment of his successor, E. iii. 495, M.
Gorkhd,s (May), E. i. 615, M. i. 413 ; recommends Col. In-
i. 367 ; receives authority to glis to command troops after
apply to Jang Bahadur for himself, M. i. 413 ; resigns Gorkha troops (May 22), M. his duties to a council of five
i. 367 ; suggests intercepting {June 9), E. iii. 498, M. i.
the China expedition (May 415 ; during temporary ill- 16), K. i. 615 n. ness Mr. Gubbins disarms
Heroically sends help to Sepoy troops, E. iii. 499 ; re-
Kahnpur (May), E. ii. 296. sumes his duties and dissolves
Preparations the Siege.— council (June M. i. 416 for 11), ; Demands plenary military recalls Sepoys disarmed by
power, E. i. 613, iii. 433 ; in- Mr. Gubbins, E. iii. 499 ; in- vested with plenary military creases and consolidates Na-
power (May 19), M. i. 367 tive troops in Eesidency, M.
strengthens the Miachhi Bha- i. 416.
wan, M. i. 368 ; removes wo- His description of Lakhnau men and children to Resi- (June 12), M. i. 410; Eahn- dency (May 27), M. i. 369; pur entreats help from him,
sends Capt. Weston and Me- M. i. 421 ; declines sending cham to pacify Malhiabad troops to Eahnpdr, E. iii.
district, M i. 370; plays ofE 501 ; his reasons for not as- Ii-regulars against the Line at sisting Eahnpiir, M. i. 421
Lakhnau, E. ii. 407 ; is in- soundness of his reasons for
formed of intended rising at not helping Eahnpur, M. i. 422.
Lakhnau, M. i. 372 ; his con- The Battle of Chinhat.—Ee- versation with the perverse solves to go out to meet the
Jamadar, M. i. 369 ; epitome mutineers, E. iii. 502 ; his of his measures for protec- force for advancing on Chin-
tion of Eesidency at Lakh- hat, M. i. 423 ; fights the bat-
nau, E. iii. 438 n. ; spares the tle of Chinhat (June 30), M.
holy places, E. iii. 440. i. 425 ; retreats from Chinhat,
The Mutiny.—Outbreak of M. i. 426 ; saves his retreat- Lakhnau mutiny (May 30), ing troops by a ruse, M. i,
K. iii. 442 ; critical position 426 ; sends troops to hold the
iii. of himself and staff, E. 442, iron bridge, M. i. 427 ; his
M. i. 373 ; cuts off mutineers personal bravery at Chinhat, iii. from city of Lakhnau, E. E. iii. 508 ; his calmness and
443, M. i. 374 ; tries to warn courage during battle and re-
Commissioner of Sitapur, E. treat from Chinhat, M. i.
iii. 448; refuses to disarm 428 ; the policy of his attack
remnant of Sepoys after mu- at Chinhat, M. i. 423 ; aban- — ; — ;
THE HISTOEIES 01" THE INDIAN MDTINY. 115
Lawrence, Sir H. cont. Lawrence, Sir J. cont.
dons Machhi Bhawan (July Panjab, E. ii. 475 ; directs dis- 1), M. i. 429. crimination in punishment of The Siege begins.—Shut up captured mutineers, E. ii. 488.
in Lakhnau, M. i. 34 ; a shell Counsels immediate move- bursts in his room (July 1), ment on Mirat (May), E. ii.
M. i. 433 ; a second shell 162 ; remonstrates with Gen.
bursts in his room, wounding Anson oa delay, E. ii. 161 ; him mortally (July 2), M. i. writes urgently to Gen. An-
434; his death (July 4), K. son, E. ii. 164, 165 ; despises ii. 410, iii. 516, M. i. 441; caution of Commissariat De- what he did to secure success- partment, E. ii. 156; sends ful defence of Residency, M. in suppHes of money to Dehra
i. 439. Dun (June), M. iii. 423; Lawrence, Sir John, appointed disarms 68th Regiment at to office in the Panjab (1849), Eawal-Pindf (July 7), E. ii.
i. i. particulars reinforce- K. 51 ; his character, K. 636 ; of
61, 68 ; his grasp of mind, K. ments sent to Dehli on July ii. 463. 22, E. ii. 644. Created Chief Commis- Difficulties of his position
iii. sioner of the Panjab (1863), in Sept., M. 301 ; proposed
K. i. 61 ; advises on the Per- cession of Peshawar to Dost sian expedition of 1866, K. i. Muhammad, E. ii. 608
419, 420 ; recommends his presses on Lord Canning the brother as commander of the necessity for abandoning Pe- Persian expedition, K. i. 419 shawar, E. ii. 618. disbelieves in alliance of Dost Garrison left in Panjab
Muhammad, K. i. 446 ; his after Nicholson's departm-e,
policy in the Panjab, K. ii. M. iii. 302 ; congratulates Ni-
472 ; abstains from supersed- cholson on battle of Najaf-
ing local authorities in the garh, E. ii. 667 ; forms a small Panjab, K. ii. 461; resides at movable column, M. iii. 303 ; Eawal-Pindi, E. ii. 423. moves against Labor and After Mirat outbreak, coun- Multan insurgents, M. iii.
sels the raising of Sikh Irre- 304 ; suppresses insurrection
gulars, E. i. 614 ; resolves to there (Sept. 14), M. iii. 306. wrench Dehli from the Se- Ascribes the Mutiny to the
poys, E. ii. 464 ; sends Guide greased cartridges, and to Corps to Dehli (May 13), E. that only, M. iii. 470; his
ii. 466 ; orders Jalandhar gar- opinion of Gen. Barnard, E.
rison to occupy Phillaur (May ii. 568.
16), E. ii. 140 n. ; severs com- Lawrence, Lady John, discovers munication with disaffected conspiracy in Hazard country
district, E. ii. 474 ; every- (Sept.), M. iii. 303. where secures Government Lawrence, Lieut. S., his distin-
treasure, E. ii. 474 ; sanctions guished gallantry at Lakh- stem measures of suppres- nau, on July 7, M. i. 449.
sion, E. ii. 474 ; removes non- Lawrence, Major E., the ques- military Hindlistanis from the tion of his assumiug command * 8 — ;
116 ANALYTICAL INDEX Of>
Lawrence, Major E. cont Lennox, Lieut., commands En- of fourth column at assault gineers at final attack on
of Dehli, K. iii. 693. Lakhnau, M. ii. 171. Leather rupees, story of, circu- Leslie, Sir Norman, Adjutant latedatParrukhabad,E.iii.293. of 5th Irregular Cavalry, Legislative Council, at the time murdered at Eohini (June
of " Gagging Act," K. iii. 12), E. iii. 171, M. i. 37. " Lieut., leads party of 17 ; pass the Glagging Lester, Act" (June 13), M. i. 19; fugitives from Sitapur to unanimity of, in passing the Lakhnau, M. i. 381.
Press Act, K. iii. 18 ; repres- Lester, Major-Gen., assumes sive measures passed by, K. command at Belgilon (May),
ii. 275 n. ; special legislation M. iii. 27, 240 ; receives rein- after outbreak of Mutiny, K. forcements at Belgaon (Aug.
ii. 133 power over life and M. iii. 33 ; arrests and ; 10), liberty given to executive offi- condemns five turbulent sol-
cers of Government (June 8), diers, M. iii. 33 ; his death
E. ii. 134 ; senior military (June '58), M. iii. 246. officer of whatsoever rank, to L'Estrange, Capt., agrees to as- have power to execute sen- sist Major Eyre to relieve
tence of court-martial, E. ii. Ara, M. i. 96. 135; text of Act XIV. of Lewis, Lieut., attempts to dis- 1857, E. iii. 661. arm Sepoys at Dakha (Nov.
Le Grand, Capt., attacks Eun- 22), M. ii. 419 ; attacks and war Singh, at Jagadispur defeats Sepoys, M. ii. 420 (Aprn23, '58),M. ii.476;his his gallantry at Dhaka, M.
defeat, M. ii. 477, iii. 461; iii. 460 ; his gallantry at killed in attack, M. ii. 477. Ehukwasas (March 5, '68), Le Grand Jacob, Col. G., his M. iii. 162.
character, M. iii. 38 ; ordered Liddell, Lieut.-CoL, leads the to Eolhapur (Aug.), M. iii. right attack at storming of pushes on to Kolhapur, Jhansi (April '58), M. iii. 39 ; 3,
with two guns and such troops 166 ; left in command of
as he can pick up, M. iii. 39 Jhansi, M. iii. ; turns ; 173 reaches Eolhapur (Aug. 14), Tantia Topi back from Betwa M. iii. 40; finds mutiny al- at Eajuria (Oct. '58), M. iii.
ready quelled, M. iii. 41 ; dis- 341 ; leads force from Lalat- arms Sepoys at Eolhapur pur to Chandairi (Dec. '68), (Aug. 18), M. iii. 42. M. iii. 364. Leigh, Capt., calls in troops to Lightfoot, Capt., his dash at preserve order in Sambalpilr Jaura-Alipdr (June 22, '58),
(Oct.), M. ii. 440 ; scours the M. iii. 230. district of Sambalpur (Nov.), Lingayat population, the Desii
M. ii. 440. of Eittrir, their discontented Le Mesurier, Col., commands at chief, M. iii. 29. Asfrgarh, M. iii. 68. Linsugur, occupied by Capt. Lennox, Col., his romantic es- Wyndham (Jan. '58), M. iii. cape from Paizabdd, E. iii. 127. 469, Lip-loyalty of Sepoys, E.ii. 246, ; —
IHE HlStORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 11?
Little, Brig., commands Cavalry Lloyd, Major-Gen. cont. at final attack on Laktnau, Fails to suppress the mu-
M. ii. 171 given command tiny, M. i. ; issues orders ; 69 of Dilkhusha, Lakhnau (Nov. too late for pursuit of muti-
15), M. ii. 178 ; commands neers (July 25), M. i. 70; his Cavalry at attack on Tantia mutineers start for Ara un-
Topi (Dec. 5), M. ii. 267. molested; M. i. 70 ; thinks Liyakat All, see Maulavi, the. pursuit of Danapur mntineers
little i. n. Lloyd, Major-Gen., suppresses of use, M. 75 ; Santlial insurrection (1853), sends some riflemen up Son
M. i. 40 ; commands at Di'ina- to stop escaping mutineers,
pur, M. i. 40 ; extent of his M. i. 76 ; blameworthy for command at Danapur, M. i. not having horse in readiness,
41 ; his measure to keep open M. i. 72%. ; he is responsible the Grand Trunk Road, K. for mutiny atDanapur,M.i. 71.
iii. 68. Thinks of entrenching him- Reports trustworthiness of self in Danapur (July 26), K.
Sepoys, M. i. 45 ; has faith in iii. 101, M. i. 76; Mr. W. Danapur regiments, K. ii. 124, Tayler begs him not to do so,
M. i. 45 ; his opinion of the K. iii. 101; he is urged by Danapur Sepoys, K. iii. 66. Mr. W. Tayler to pursue mu-
Personally opposed to dis- tineers, M. i. 77 ; at last re-
arming Sepoys, M. i. 62 ; re- solves to pursue mutineers,
fuses to disarm Sepoys, M. i. M. i. 78 ; sends a steamer up
; Government • of India the Son (July K. iii. 107 60 26), ; transfers its responsibility to which is stopped by a sand-
him, M. i. 61 ; shrinks from re- bank, M. i. 78; again per-
sponsibility, K.iii. 90, M. i. 64. suaded by Mr. Tayler to send
Detains two companies of troops after mutineers, M. i.
the 37th Regiment at Dana- 79 ; and again sends a steamer
pur, M. i. 65 ; decides on de- after mutineers (July 27), K.
priving the Sepoys at Dana- iii. 108 ; a third time sends a pur of percussion-caps, K. iii. steamer up the Son (July 80),
91, M. i. 65 ; his method of K iii. 109. doing this (July 26), K. iii. Neutralises greatly Mr.
; i. 92 the extreme injudicious- Tayler's good work, M. 103 ;
i. iii. ness of his measure, M. 66 ; his exculpatory letter, K.
succeeds in removing percus- 666 ; Lord Canning disap- sion-caps from magazine at proves of his acts, K. iii. 170; Danapur, M. i. 67; resolves ordered to be tried by court-
to take percussion-caps from martial, M. i. 115. persons of Sepoys, M. i. 68; Loans negotiated by Lord Can- goes on board a steamboat ning, K. iii. 49, 50. during disarmament of Sepoys, Lockhart, Capt., commands 78th
K. iii. 94, M. i. 67 ; occasions Highlanders advancing from mutiny (July 25), K. iii. 93 Lakhnau Residency (Nov.
M. i. 68 ; absent from parade 16), M. ii. 206. ground on occurrence of mu- Lockhart, Col., covers Indor on
tiny at Danapur, M. i. 69. the north (Aug. '58), M. iii. — ; ;
118 ANALYTICAL IKDEX OF
Lockhart, Col. cont Lowe, Capt., seizes possession of 328; joined by Col. Hope the Captain Bazar, Lakhnau from Mau, at Nalkhere, M. (Sept. 26), M. ii. 152. iii. 328. Lowe, Dr., his description of pas- Logasi, Chief of, acts kindly to sage of the Chambal (Nov. 19),
Major Kirke, E. iii. 373. M. iii. 77 ; his account of the Logassee, see Logasi. capture of Kalpi, M. iii. 186 ; Lohdrf, Major Gall captures his description of effect of the fort of (May '58), M. iii. sun on the soldiers, M. iii. 188 «. Longden, Col., moves to support Lower Bengal, European troops
Nipalese in G-orakhpur in, M. i. 23. (Sept.), M. ii. 319; enters Lewis, Mr., Magistrate of Pat-
Janpur (Oct. 4), M. ii. 320 na, M. i. 54 ; his amusing at- recaptures Atraulia (Oct. 9), tempt to arrest All Karim M. ii. 320. (June M. i. pursues, 23), 55 ; Longfield, Brig., commands re- but fails to capture All Karim, serve column at assault of K. iii. 80. Dehli, M. ii. 29. Lowth, Lieut.-Col., leads left Loodhianah, see Ludhian£. attack at storming of Jhansi Loonee Singh, see Luni Singh. (April 3, '58), M. iii. 167; Lootf Ali Khan, see Lutf AH enters Jhansi, and leads at- Khan. tack on palace, M. iii. 169 Loudon, Marshal, anecdote of leads attack on rebel left at his early life, M. ii. 219. Kotd-ki-sarai (June 19, '58), Loughnan, Ensign, his gallantry M. iii. 224. at Lakhnau (J uly 21), M. i. Ludhiana, strategic advantages 450. of its retention, K. ii. 508 Low, Gen. John, Member of dangerous population at, their
Supreme Council (1856), K. i. ravages, K. ii. 506 ; disarma-
387 ; his character, K. i. 78, ment of town by Mr. Eic-
387 ; opposes the annexation ketts, K. ii. 509 ; executions
of Nagpur, K. i. 80 ; supports at, K. ii. 509 ; mutiny at
adopted heir of Chief of Ki- (June 9), K. ii. 605 ; muti-
raoli, K. i. 92 ; his reasons neers escape from, K. ii. 508. for interfering in Oudh affairs, Lugard, Sir Edward, occupies K. i. 142 n. • in favour of as- the Sikandar Bagh (March suming the government of 10, '58), M. ii. 382; storms
Oudh, K. i. 142 ; his remarks the Begam Kothi, Lakhnau on Oudh affairs (1834), K. (March 10, '58), M. ii. 385 ;
i. 125 ; counsels immediate sent from Lakhnau to relieve move on Dehli on outbreak of Azamgarh (March '58), M. ii.
Mutiny, K. ii. 120; recants 468 ; drives the Maulavf his adverse decision against from the Shadatganj, Lakh-
Mr. Tayler, M. i. 121. nau (March 21, '58), M. ii.
Low, Mr. Malcolm, procures 411 ; defeats a body of rebels guides to lead attack on Sir- at Tigra, near Janpur (April
piira (Aug. 29, '68), M. iii. 6, '58), M. ii. 469 ; reaches 276. Azamgarh (April 15, '58), M. — ; —
THE HISTORIES OF tHE INDIAN MUTINY. 119
Lugard, Sir E. cont. Macan, Brig. H. cont.
ii. 470 ; forces the passage of 553; restores 12th N. L to the Tons (April 16, '58), M. discipline, M. ii. 554.
ii. 471 ; advances to Ara, M. McBean, Lieut. W., his bravery
ii. 479 ; his plan for relieving iu the breach of the Be-
A'ra, M. ii. 479 ; defeats Amar gam Kothi, Lakhnau, M. ii. Singh and occupies Jagadis- 386.
pur '58), ii. (May 8, M. 480 ; McCabe, Capt., his death in defeats the rebels at Hetam- leading sortie at Lakhnau ptir (May 11, '58), M. ii. (Sept. 29), M. ii. 155.
480 ; defeats the rebels at Da- M'Causland, Col., takes com- h'lpiir (May 27, '68), M. ii. mand at Fathgarh (May '58),
480 ; attacks and defeats re- M. ii. 541. bels in jungle (June 4, '58), M'Crea, Capt., killed at Kahn-
M. ii. 482 ; returns to England piir (Nov. 28), M. ii. 251. broken in health, M. ii. 482. Macdonald, Lieut., killed in at- Lumsden, Major Henry, ap- tack on Kursi (March 22, pointed head of Mission to '58), M. ii. 411.
Kandahar (1856), K. i. 442. Macdonald, Major, his deter- Luni Singh, gives some assist- mined courage in Sa;nthalia,
ance to English fugitives, K. M. ii. 130 ; murderously at- iii. 483. tacked at Eohni (June 12),
Lushington Mr., attacked by K. iii. 171, M. i. 37 ; the mur- Kols in Singhbhum (Dec), derers are his own Sepoys,
M. ii. 439. M. i. 38 ; seizes and hangs Lutf All Khan, his complicity the murderers in face of the
with Pir All at Patna, K. iii. regiment, M. i. 38 ; his de-
86 ; his arrest and release at scription of the hanging Patna (July 6), K. iii. 87, M. scene at Eohni, M. i. 39 w. i. 57; Mr. Lewis's report of Macdonald, Mr., Collector of
it, K. iii. 87 n. ; his trial and Eangpur, saves Grovernment acquittal, K. iii. 87 and n.; treasure (Dec), M. ii. 427. extravagantly felicitated on M'Donell, Mr., acts as guide to his acquittal, K. iii. 88. Capt. Dunbar's expedition, K.
Lyakut Ali=Liyakat All, see iii. 119 ; his calm courage,
Maulavi, the. M. i. 88 n. ; heroically saves Lyall, Dr., murdered by rioters a boat-load of soldiers, K. Iii.
of Patna (July 3), K. iii. 84 120 ; wins the Victoria Cross, M. i. 56. K. iii. 120, 121 n. Lyall, Mr. A. C, distinguishes McDufE, Col., commands second himself in the attack on Sah brigade Jabalpur column Mall, M. iii. 434. (Nov.), M. iii. 191. MacGregor, Col., sent to com- mand Jang Bahadur's column M. (Nov.), M. ii. 321. MacGregor,Lieut., distinguishes Maean, Brig. Henry, 12th N. I. himself at capture of Machhi fail to obey his orders at Na- Bhawan (March 16, '58), M. sirabad (Aug. 10), M. ii. ii. 401. 120 ANALYTlOAli INDJIX 01*
MaoGregor, Lieut., seized by Macleod, Mr. Donald, assists Jabalpiir mutineers at Patau, Dehra Dun to money (June), M. iii. 104; shot by muti- M. iii. 423. neers at Patan, M. iii. 104; Macnaghten, Mr., Assistant his body found at Eatanji, Commissioner, raises body of M. iii. 106. villagers to protect Govind- McKenna, Lieut., killed at garh, K. ii. 436. Kahnpiir (Nov. 28), M. ii.251. Macnaughten, Sir W., his mur- McNeill, Capt., rescues Sitapur der by Muhammad Akbar, K. fugitives at Lakiinau (March iii. 84, M. i. 63. 17, '58), M. ii. 403 n. Macpherson, Major Charters, McNeill, Sir John, desires Af- the able Resident at Gwaliar,
ghan possession of Kandahar K. iii. 311 ; his character, K.
and Hirat, ~K. i. 429 n. iii. 312 ; his influence with Mclntyre, Major, commands at Maharaja Sindhia, M. iii.
Alambagh, Lakhnau (Sept.), 207 ; induces Sindhia to send
M. ii. 163 ; his able defence his body-guard into Agra, K.
of the A'lambagh, M. ii. 169. iii. 313 ; stops Gen. Napier Machhi Bbfiwan at Lakhnau, K. at Antri, and allows Firoz iii. 437; its indefensibility, Shah to escape (Dec. '58), M.
K. ii. 409 ; abandoned by the iii. 361. English, K. iii. 513. Madanpur pass, description of,
See also Lakhnau. M. iii. 148 ; Capt. Ternan de- Machhligaon, defeat of rebels at feats rebels at (Jan. '68), M.
by Gen. Hope Q-rant (Dec. 4, iii. 109 ; the pass bravely '68), M. iii. 292. defended by rebels (March 4,
Macintire, Capt., greatly distin- '68), M. iii. 149 ; rebels dri- guishes himself at Banda ven from pass by bayonet (April 19, '68), M. iii. 197. charge, M. iii. 160. Mackay, Private, his daring Madiin'ganj, mutiny at (Dec. 4), leap into Sikandar Bagh M. ii. 427. (Nov. 16), M. ii. 183, 197. Maddan Miin Singh, Col., Ni Mackenzie, Capt. A. M., Acting palese leader, killed at battle Commandant of 8th Irreg. of Chanda(Oct. 30),M.ii. 320. Cavalry, M. i. 806; being Madhava Eao, ruler of Kirwi, warned is ready for outbreak M. iii. 199.
at Baraili, M. i. 311 ; his gal- Madho Eao, see Madhava Eao. lant attempt to lead his men Madras Presidency, critical con- at Baraili (May 31), M. i. dition of (Oct. '58), M. iii
313-315 ; attempts to lead 344. Irregular Cavalry against mu- Madras Government objects to tineers at Baraili, K. iii. 272. employment of its anny be- Mackillop, John, procures water yond seas, E. i. 465. for garrison of Kahnpur until Madras, Governor of, cheerfully shot, K. ii. 332. responds to Lord Canning's
Macleod, Major, a commis- application for aid, K. i. 611. sioner during temporary ill- Madras, the Queen's proclama- ness of Mr. Colvin at A'gra, tion read with ceremony at
M. i. 266. (Nov. 1, '58), M. iii. 395. ; ;
iHE HISTOEiES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 121
Madras Army, its constitution, Mahikanta, Native state in
K. i. 213 ; available for trans- Bombay Presidency, M. iii. 2.
port beyond sea, E. i. 4641 ; in Mahmud Husaiu Ehan, shdters motion, accompanied by fami- and protects Col. Lennox and lies of Sepoys, E. i. 291 family, E. iii. 469. wives wbich accompany, act Mahmud Ehan, his negotia- as hostages, E. iii. 173. tions with the rebels (May),
Dangerous changes in dress M. iii. 402 ; attempts to plun-
(1805), K. i. 218 ; topi (hat) der Bijniir (May 21), M. iii.
imposed upon Sepoys, K. i. 404 ; makes second attempt 218; topi hated as mark of on Bijnur (May 23), M. iii.
Christianity, E. i. 218, 226; 405 ; returns a third time to mutiny of (1806), E. i. 217- Bijnur (June), M. iii. 406
243 ; Lord Bentinck issues he is rendered passive by Mr. proclamation after Mutiny, Shakespear (June), M. iii.
E. i. 243 ; Governor of Ma- 407 ; he receives charge of dras, and others, dismissed Bijnur for ten days (June 7),
from office in consequence of, M. iii. 408 ; but proclaims
E. i. 245 ; the Madras army himself ruler of Bijnur, un- trusts in its commanders, E. der Eing of Dehli (June 11),
i. 465 n. ; the officers mutiny M. iii. 409.
(1809), E. i. 252 ; send list of Begins to persecute the grievances to Governor by Hindus (July), M. iii. 410 post (1822), E. i. 263; 6th chased from Bijnur by chau Madras Cavalry ordered to dri's of (Aug. 6), M. iii. 411 Jabbalpur (1843), E. i. 291 seizes Bijnur (Aug. 23), M ;
mutiny of the 47th at Bombay iii. 412, 413 ; transported for (1844), E. i. 294. life, M. iii. 418 n. Fusiliers embark for Cal- Mahndi, Col. Colin Troup de- cutta (May 18), E. i. 612; feats rebels at (Nov. 18, '58), and arrive there vrith Col. M. iii. 293. Neill (May 23), E. ii. 129, M. Mahndi Husain, declares him-
i. 2 ; the Sepoys employed self Nazim of Sultanpur, M.
in Bengal (Aug.), M. ii. ii. 326 ; advances against 137. Gen. Pranks (Feb. 19, '68),
Maharajpur, effect of battle of, M. ii. 330 ; concentrates on in 1843, M. iii. 89. Badshahganj to oppose Gen. Mahidpur, attacked success- Franks (Feb. 22, '58), M. ii.
fully by Mandiswar rebels 332 ; but is defeated by Gen. (Nov. 8), M. iii. 73; plun- Franks at Hamirpur (Feb.), derers of, pursued by Major M. ii. 331; completely de-
Orr, M. iii. 75 ; they occupy feated at Sultanpur (Feb. 23,
strong position at Eawal, '58), M. ii. 335 ; displays real
M. iii. 75 ; rebels from, do generalship, M. ii. 331 ; makes not oppose passage of the incursions into Bihar, M. ii.
Chambal (Nov. 19), M. iii. 444 ; establishes entrenched '7'? plunderers of, defeated camp at Belwa (March '58), ;
at Eawal, with heavy loss, M. ii. 452 , attacks Eowcroft M. iii. 7Q. at Amorha, and is totally de- — —
122 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
Malindi Husain cont. Mainpuri cont.
feated (March 5, '58), M. ii. 160 ; the mutiny quelled, K.
452 ; chased from the Ghd- iii. 226 ; Lord Canning thanks ghra by Gen. Hope Grant De Kantzow, K. iii. 227. (Nov. 24, '58), M. iii. 292. Brig. Seaton marches against (Dec. M. ii. 293 Mahoba, occupied by Gen. 23), ; Whitlock (April '58), M. iii. Tez Singh, the rebel Raja of, 195. M. ii. 499; defeat of Tez Mahomedan, see Muhammadan. Singh at (Dec. 24), M. ii. Mahomed Nazim Khan, see Mu- 294. hammad Nazi'm Khan. Mainpuri, Raja of, his estate, Mahomed Shaffi, see Muhammad K.i. 161; Edmonstone's settle- Shdff. ment of estate of, K. i. 162
Maihfr, feudatory in Sagar ter- and n. ; R. Bird upholds this
ritory, M. iii. 88 ; stormed settlement, K. i. 163 ; Lieut.- and captured by Lieut. W. Gov. Robertson objects to the
Osborne (Dec. 29), M. iii. settlement, K. i. 163 ; E. 112. Hamilton also objects to the
Mailghat, held by Brig. Hill settlement, K. i. 163 ; de- against TantiaTopi (Oct. '58), prived of three-fourths of his M. iii. 346. Taluqd^ri, K. i. 165. Mainpuri, officers residing at, Mairs, confidence of Gen. G. K. iii. 224; the Christian fa- Lawrence in, M. ii. 550. milies sent to A'gra (May 23), Mairwara, civilised by Col.
K. iii. 223 ; women and chil- Dixon, K. iii. 354; staunch dren sent from, into Agra, fidelity of the battalion, K. iii.
M. i. 157 ; the Commissioner 355. goes to Agra for help, K. iii. Maisur, the Queen's proclama- 224; mutiny at (May 23), tion read with ceremony at K. iii. 224, M. i. 3, 157; (Nov, 1, '58), M. iii. 396. Lieut. Crawford and Mr. Maitab Singh, a rebel chief, Cocks abandon the place, M. executed at Akbariibad, M. ii.
i. 157, 158; the brothers 93. Power and Dr. Watson re- Maithauli, Raja of, receives fu- main at their posts, K. iii. gitives from Sitapur, K. iii.
225 ; a few brave Europeans 482 ; sends Mrs. Orr to Ka-
remain, M. i. ; De Kant- chiani, M. i. preserves 158 385 ; zow alone nobly stems the Sitapur fugitives for five tide of mutiny, K. iii. 225, months, K. iii. 484, M. i.
226; sublime courage of De 381 ; orders the removal of
Kantzow, M. i. 158 ; he checks Sitapur fugitives (Oct. 25),
the torrent of mutiny, M. i. K. iii. 485 ; betrays hiding-
159 ; and keeps mutineers at place of Sitapur fugitives, K. bay for three hours, M. i. iii.. 485. 159; Rao Bhawani Singh Maithauli, captured by Col. bravely comes to De Kant- Troup (Oct. 8, '68), M. iii. zow's assistance, K. iii. 226, 293.
M. i. 159 ; the treasury saved, Makdiin Bakhsh, a brave or- and mutineers depart, M. i. derly strives to save the Eng- — ;
THE filSTOElES OF TfiB INDIAN MUTINY. m
Makdiin Bathsh cont, Mallaon, cleared of rebels (July lisli at Irmpiira (Aug. 22), |58), M. iii. 284 n. M. ii. 560. Maltiin, Sir Hugh Rose turns Makkaganj, fugitives from, cut flank of pass (March 4, '58), off by Capt. Gould Weston M. iii. 148. (March 11, '68), M. ii. 381. Maltun pass, evacuated by re- Malaou, Mr. Capper, Deputy bels, M. iii. 150.
at, i. Commissioner M. 382 ; Malwa, disaffected condition of
i. iii. mutiny at (June), M. 383 ; (June), M. 11 ; Col. Du- Mr. Capper escapes to Lakh- rand crushes out rebellion in nau, K. iii. 459. (Nov.), M. iii. 81; Major- Malapur, outbreak at, M. i. Gen. Michel commands at
395 ; officers forced to leave, (Aug. '58), M. iii. 327.
M. i. 395 ; fugitives from, Malwai Sikhs, plan a mutiny at received by Raja of Dbauri'ra, Dera Ismail Khan (July '58),
E. iii. 479 ; fugitives perish M. iii. 305. with one exception, M. i. 896. Mammu Elan, reputed para- Malcolm, Ensign John, com- mour of the Begam of Oudh, mands a detachment of Na- M. iii. 270. tive troops when fifteen years Man Singh, Taluqdar of Shah-
old, K. i. 214 w. ganj, K. iii. 462 and n. ; arrest Malcolm, Col. George, storms of (June), K.iii. 463 and m.,M.
Halgalli with dismounted i. 398 ; Capt. Alex. Orr, pro- troopers (Nov. 29), M. iii. cures his release from arrest,
237 ; leads a force agaiast M. i. 398 ; while under ar- Shorapur (Jan. '58), M. iii. rest undertakes to protect
126 ; occupies Shorapur (Feb. women and children, K. iii. 9, '58), M. iii. 129; assists 464; offers to protect the Mr. Seton-Karr in disarming wife and children of Capt. A.
Maratha country (May '58), Orr, M. i. 398 ; the story of
M. iii. 237 ; marches on his visit to the King of Oudh
Dharwar to punish insurrec- at Calcutta, K. iii. 36 ; be- tion (May '58), M. iii. 242 sieged by rebels (July '58),
marches on Nargund (May M. iii. 270 ; rebels leave his
'58), M. iii. 244 ; attacks and fort on approach of Gen. drives in Nargund troops Hope Grant (July '58), M. (June 1, '58), M. iii. 244. iii. 271. Malcolm, Sir John, on the go- Man Singh, Raja of Narwar, vernment of newly acquired seizes fort of Pauri (Aug. 2,
country, K. i. 55 n. ; on the '58), M. iii 332; pleads his title of Raja conferred on the excuse to Brig. Smith, which
i. Nawab of Oudh, K. 119 n. ; cannot be accepted (Aug. 7,
his agreement with Baji Rao '68), M. iii. 333 ; his uncle (1818), M. iii. 482. Ajit Singh comes to his as-
Malhiabad, rebellious condition sistance, M. iii. 334 ; he and of, in May, M. i. 370; Mr. Ajit Singh evacuate Pauri T. H. Kavanagh, Assistant (Aug. 23, '58), M. iii. 335; Commissioner at (July '58), cleverly eludes pursuit in re-
M. iii. 284. treat from Pauri (Sept. '68), — —
1^4 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
Man Singh cont. Mandfswar cont.
M. iii. 336 ; enters Banswara they advance into Nimach
to join Tantia Topi (Dec. (Nov. 8), M. ii. 572 ; and at- '58), M. iii. joins tack Mahidpur successfully 356 ; with
and speedily parts from Tan- (Nov. 8), M. iii. 73 ; Col. Du- tia Topi (Jan. '59), M. iii. rand encamps near (Nov. 20),
358 ; rejoined by Tantia Topi M. iii. 78 ; rebels come out alone at Paron (Feb. '59), M. to fight the British (Nov. 20),
iii. 368 ; his surrender nego- M. iii. 78 ; Col. Durand drives tiated by his Di'wAn and Na- off rebel attack, M. iii. 79; rdyan Singh (March 8, '59), extraordinary instance of
M. iii. 372 ; surrender of his rebel daring, M. iii. 79 n. ; family (March 25, '59), M. iii. the gallantry of the Eohillas
373 ; terms on which he sur- allows Firoz Shah to escape,
rendered, M. iii. 374; sur- M. iii. 81 ; rebels fall back renders to Capt. Meade (April on Nangarh (Nov. 24), M. iii. 2, '59), M. iii. joins party of rebels from, at- 374; 81 ; English in attempt to capture tacked and put to flight by his uncle (April 4, '59), M. Thakur of Partabgarh, M. iii.
iii. 375 ; agrees to betray 81 ; Tantia Topi marches on Tantia Topi (April 7, '59), (Dec. '58), M. iii. 357. M. iii. 377; and betrays him Mandlah, see Mandala. (April 8, '59), M. iii. 379. Mandlesar, see Mandali'swar. Manda, Raja of, sides with the Mandori, Nipalese troops defeat English, K. ii. 260. the rebels at (Sei«t. 19), M. ii.
Mandala, part of Sagar ter- 318 ; Mr. Venables' gallantry
ritory, M. iii. 88 ; Gen. Whit- at, M. ii. 318. lock occupies (April 3, '58), Man gal Pandi, the first muti-
M. iii. 195. neer, K. i. 538 ; tries to de-
Mandali'swar, Col. Durand re- stroy himself, K. i. 542 ; sen-
solves to retreat through, M. tenced to be hanged, K. i.
i. 239 ; the place is protected 549. by Col. Durand (Oct. 12), M. Man gal Singh, a rebel chief, iii. 68. executed at Akbarabad, M. ii. Mandisur, see Mandiswar. 93. Mandiswar, becomes a centre Manghi'r, Mr. Yule sends de- of insurrection (Aug.), M. tachment to garrison (July),
iii. 65 ; composition of rebel M. ii. 131 ; disturbed state
force at, M. iii. 66 ; rebels fix of (Nov.-Dec), M. ii. 426. Dasahara festival for opening Mangles, Mr. Boss, the first of campaign (Oct.), M. iii. civilian to receive the Vic-
; threaten Bombay toria Cross, K. iii. n. 67 rebels 119 ;
(Oct.), M. iii. 67 ; rebels his calm courage, i. n. road M. 88 ; from, seize Jiran near Ni- his conspicuous gallantry in
mach, M. ii. 571 ; they eva- the retreat from A'ra, K. iii.
ii. cuate Jiran (Oct. 23), M. 117 ; saves the life of a sol-
571 ; rebels stopped at Man- dier with heroic devotion, K. dali'swar and Gtijri by Col. iii. 118. Durand (Oct.), M. iii. 68; Mangrauli, Tantia Topi marches — ;; — ;;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 125
Mangrauli cont. Mansou, Mr. C. cont.
on (Sept. '58), M. iii. 338; gund, M. iii. 242 ; attacked Gen. Michel defeats Tantia and murdered (May '58), M. Topi at (Oct. 9, '58), M. iii. iii. 243. 339. Man sub All, hovers about Gen. Mansab All, the able assistant Outram' s line of communica- of Capt. Evans at Pui-wa, M. tions (June '58), M. ii. 347.
i. 409 ; defeated by Lieut. Map of Northern India, to il- Aikman near the Gumti (Mar. lustrate Sepoy War, K. iii. 1, '58), M. ii, 336. 193. Mansel, Mr. Charles Grenville, Map of Panjab and North-West
his character, E. i. 52 ; his Provinces, K. ii. 1.
views on settlements, K. i. Mara, Lieut., commands 5th 174; retires from the Service Fusiliers advancing from
(1854), K. i. 85. Lakhnau Residency (Nov.
Mansfield, Gen. William, his 16), M. ii. 206 ; murdered at
ii. character, M. 273 ; his de- Janpiir (June 5), K. ii. 238.
fect in vision, M. ii. 274 ; sent Mara Khan, assists Nawab of to cut off Tantia Topi's re- Najibabad in misgovernment
treat (Dec. 6), M. ii. 273; of Bijniir (Sept.), M. iii. 413. marches his troops where Maratha character, K. iii. 348 in, iii. they could cut ofE the retreat, Native states M. 20 ;
M. ii. 275 ; allows Tantia situation and extent of the
ii. iii. ; Topi to escape, M. 275 ; southern, M. 19 Mr. Sir Colin Campbell's disas- Seton-Karr has political trous order to Gen. Outram, charge of, M. iii. 20. attributed to him (Mar. 14, Plan of uprising in, M. iii.
'58), M. ii. 398; thinks the 37 ; tranquillity restored rebellion crushed out (Dec. (Nov. 20, '58), M. iii. 246. '68), M. iii. 294; his enco- Marathas, their antagonism to mium on Capt. S. Browne's the English, M. iii. 207, 208 gallantry, M. iii. 278 n. faithful to the rebel leaders,
Manson, Mr. Charles, his cha- M. iii. 385 ; their feelings
racter, M. iii. 235 ; succeeds with respect to the Pesh- Mr. Seton-Earr in political was and the English, M. iii. agency of Maratha country, 379.
M. iii. 235 ; his appointment Maratha Princes, inclined to injudicious, M. iii. 235, 236 disaffection, K. i. 578. does not understand his own Maraura, rebels evacuate the
unpopularity, M. iii. 241 ; ar- fort of, M. iii. 150. rests the Chief of Jamkhandi Marches, extraordinary, in pur- (April. '58), M. iii. 239. suit of Tantia Toni, M. iii. Assumes political control 383.
(May 16, '58), M. iii. 240 ; at Marching of Native troops as- Eamdurg ascertains defec- sists in spreading sedition, E.
tion of Chief of Nargund, M. i. 499.
ui. 242 ; rides on to Nargund, Mardan, destruction of 55th to pacify Chief, M. iii. 241 Eegiment at (May 25), E. ii. halts in a temple near Nar- 485. — — ;
126 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Martin, Mr. Simon Nicolson, Mau cont.
Deputy Commissioner of at (May 14), M. i. 209 ; ex- Lakhnau, K. iii. 439. cited state of (June 13), K.
Martineau, Lieut., discovers iii. 329 ; outward loyalty of dangerous condition of Se- troops at, M. i. 211; Capt. poys at Ambala (March), K. Hungerford recommends pre-
i. 653 ; fully recognises tlie cautionary measures, K. iii. danger threatened, K. i.557 n. 330; Col. Piatt refuses to sus- Martiniere, see Lakhnau. pect Sepoys, K. iii. 333. Martial Law, solicited by Euro- Hungerford summoned to peans in Calcutta (Aug.), K. Indor with his guns (July 1),
iii. 178 ; Lord Canning re- K iii. 334, M. i. 233 ; Capt. fuses to place Lower Bengal Hungerford's battery starts under, K. iii. 179. at noon, M. i. 234; Capt. Marwa Ghat, Gen. Whitlock Hungerford's battery ad- arrives at (April 3, '58), M. vances a few miles and then iii. 195. returns, K. iii. 334, M. i. 234. Marwar, one of Rajput states, Hungerford' s battery moved
M. i. 245 n. ; Tantia Topi es- into fort, E. iii. 334 ; mutiny
capes into, from British cor- at (July 1), K. iii. 335, M. i.
don of troops (Jan. 18, '59), 235 ; Capt. Hungerford clears M. iii. 367. the lines of Sepoys, K. iii.
Massacres 336, M. i. 235 ; Capt. Hun- Dehli, see Dehlf. gerford garrisons the fort, Jhansi, see Jhansi. and prepares for a siege, K. KahnpAr, see Kahnpur. iii. 338. Sh^hjahanpur, see Shahja- Maude, Capt., his splendid use hanpiir. of Artillery at Pathpur (July Masonic Fraternity, Calcutta, 12), X. ii. 361. Government declines their Maughan, Col., political officer offer to raise Volunteers at Kolhapur (May), M. iii.
(May), M. i. 2. 37 ; holds Kolhapur against Mathias, Dr., destroys gun am- the mutineers (Aug.), M. iii. 40. munition of Kota Contingent Maulavi, the, known as Ahmad
(July 4), M. i. 268. Shah, M. ii. 344 ; his charac- Mathura, to be protected by ter and antecedents, K. ii. Jaipur troops, K. iii. 357; 261 w., M. ii. 541; his per- occupied by troops of Eaja sonal appearance, M. ii. 542 of Bharatpur (May 15), K. one of the conspirators who
iii. 209, 240 ; mutiny at (May planned the rebellion, M. iii.
iii. i. 30), K 241, M. 164 ; a 485 ; towns at which he re- loyal gunner, spikes guns of sided, and which became cen-
(July tres of rebellion, iii. Kota Contingent 4), M. M. 485 ; i. 268. estabhshes provisional Go-
Mali, its position, M. i. 204 ra.; vernment, K. ii. 261 ; his tac-
its garrison, K. iii. 323, M. i. tical skill, M. ii. 495 ; his tac-
206 ; Col. Piatt commands at, tics spoilt by his own troops,
M. i. 206. M. ii. 496; his skilful stra- Mutinous spirit of troops tegy, M. ii. 531. — — ;;
THE mSTOEIBS 0^ THE INDIAN MUTINY. 127
Maulavi cont. Maulavi cont.
His first head-quarters at 543 ; and is killed in the at- Khusru Bagh, Allahabad tempt (June 5, '68), M. ii.
(June 7), K. ii. 261 ; escapes 544 ; his head exposed at from Allahabad to Eahnpur Shahjahanpur, M. ii. 544 (June 17), K. ii. 267; com- tribute to his patriotism and mands rebels at Lakhnau manliness, M. ii. 544.
(Nov.), M. ii. 344 ; his plan Maulavi Mahdi, patrolling ma- for driving Gen. Outram from gistrate of Patna, arrested by
the Alambagh, M. ii. 344; Mr. W. Tayler, M. i. 64. attacks Gen. Outram (Dec. Maulavis, arrest of the three at
22), M. ii. 345 ; defeated by Patna, E. iii. 82.
Gen. Outram, M. ii. 346 ; his Maun Singh, see Man Singh. oath to defeat Gen. Outram Mawe, Dr., dies during retreat
(Jan. 13, '58), M. ii. 350 ; de- from Naogaon, M. i. 196. feated and wounded in attack Maxwell, Col. G. V., advances on Major Olpherts (Jan. 14, against Kalp/, M. ii. 460
'58), M. ii. 361 ; imprisoned marches to Gulauli to join by rebels at Lakhnau (Jan. Sir H. Rose (May 15, '58),
23, '58), M. ii. 353 ; holds the M. iii. 181. Shadatganj in Lakhnau (Mar. Maynard, Major, relieves Capt.
21, '58), M. ii. 410 ; escapes Dawson at Sandila (Oct. 6, from Lakhnau (Mar. 21, '58), '58), M. iii. 286; drives the ii. 411. rebels to Pannu, M. iii. 287 M. ; Sir Hope Grant marches his gallantry at Pannu (Oct. against (April '58), M. ii. 8, '58), M. iii. 287.
493 ; escapes with his army Mayne, Capt., leads party of from Shahjahdnpur, M. ii. Cavalry from Sagar, M. iii.
; 522 ; joined by reinforce- 108 his death in attack on ments at Mohamdi (May 2, Lakhnau (Nov. 14), M. ii.
'58), M. ii. 632 ; marches on 177 m. ShAhjahanpur, M. ii. 532; Mayo, Mr. Arthur, midshipman, reinforcements flock in to bravely captures a gun at
Shahjahanpiir ii. him at (May Dakha (Nov. 22), M. 420 ; 11-14, '58), M. ii. 636; com- his gallantry at Dhaka, M. iii. mands the entire road from 460. Shahjahanpiir to Mohamdi, Meade, Capt. E. J., his charac-
M. ii. 538 ; forced across the ter, M. iii. 313 ; raises a re- Kanarat Naddi by Brig. Jones giment of horse at Agra
(May 11, '58), M. ii. 635; (Dec), M. iii. 313 ; adds Jats makes a severe attack on and Gwaliar natives to his re-
'68), iii. Brig. Jones (May 16, M. giment, M. 313 ; gains the
ii. 537 ; again outmanoeuvres confidence of Narayan Singh Sir Colin Campbell (May 24, (March 8, '59), M. iii. 371; '58), M. ii. 640. induces Narayan Singh to ne- _ Refused admittance into gotiate surrender of Man Powain (June 5, '68), M. ii. Singh, M. iii. 372; Man
543 ; attempts to force an Singh's family surrender to entrance into Powain, M, ii. him (March 26, '69), M. iii. — —
128 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Meade, Capt. E. J. cont. Metcalfe, Charles cont. 373; Miia Singh surrenders the danger of subservience to to him (April 2, '59), M. iii. Mughal Emperor, K. ii. 7. 374 pursues Aji't Singh, but Metcalfe, Sir Charles, on limi- ; fails to capture him (April 4, tation of succession to grants, '59), M. iii. 376; refuses spe- K. i. 91 «. cific guarantee for betrayal of Metcalfe, Sir Thomas, British Tantia Topi (April 7, '59), Agent with Dehli sovereign, M. iii. 377 persuades Man K. ii. 26. ; Singh to betray Tantia Topi, Mewar, one of Eiijput states,
M. iii. 376 ; captures and M. i. 245 n. ; head of the tries Tantia Topi (April 8, Eajijut Confederacy, K. iii. '59), M. iii. 379; hangs 355. Tantia Topi at Sipri (April Mewar troops, aid Capt. Show- 18, '59), M. iii. 380. ers in rescuing English fugi- Meade's Horse, raised by Capt. tives, K. iii. 356. E. J. Meade, at Agra, M. iii. Meywar, see Mewar.
312 ; excellent service ren- Mhow, see Man. dered by, M. iii. 314. Miangauj, see Miyanganj. Mecham, Lieut., his presence of Mian Mir, its situation and im-
mind saves his life, M. i. portance, K. ii. 425 ; the dis-
362 m. ; sent to pacify Malhi- arming parade (May 13), K. abaddistrict, M.'i. 370. ii. 431. Medley, Capt., traces batteries Michel, Gen., succeeds Gen.
beiore Dehli, M. ii. 12, 18, Eoberts in command of Eaj-
19 ; examines breach at putana (Aug. '58), M. iii.
Delili, M. ii. 25 ; his daring 328 ; commands in Malwa, entrance into the Qaddam iii. 327 joins Col. Lock- M. ; Easiil, Lakhnau (March hart at Nalkhere, M. iii. 10, 328 ; '58), M. ii. 383; occupies sends troops to cover Ujjain, ShahNajif, M. ii. 384. north of Indur, M. iii.'328; Meerut, see Mirut. meets Tantia Topi at Eiij-
Meerza Korash, see Mirza Mu- garh (Sept. '58), M. iii. 329 ; hammad Kiirash. completely defeats Tantia
Meetings, nightly, to discuss Topi, near Eajgarh, M. iii.
the greased-cartridge fable, 330 ; marches upon Man- K. i. 497. grauli, and defeats Tantia Mehndi Husen, see Mahndi Hu- Topi (Oct. 9, '58), M. iii.
saiu. 339 ; catches Tantia Topi at MeiHejohn, Lieut., his gal- Khorai, and destroys half his
lantry and death at the army (Oct. 25, '58), M. iii.
storming of Jhansi (April 3, 342 ; moves upon Charwii
'58), M. iii. 169. (Nov. '58), M. iii. 347 ; bars Mess House, see Lakhnau. the Narbada against Tantia
Messing system in gaols, mis- Topi, M. iii. 347 ; crosses the understood by Sepoys, K. i. Narbada and sends Parke
306 ; system in gaols, affect- after Tantia Topi, M. iii.
ing caste, K. i. 195. 352 ; equips light columns Metcalfe, Charles, in 1806 sees for pursuit of Tantid Topi, — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 129
Michel, Gen. cont. Mfraj, Chief of, forced to give
M. iii. 384 ; himself marches up his ammunition (June 1,700 miles in pursuit of Tan- ^58), M. iii. 245. tia Topi, M. iii. 384. Miran-ki-sarai, Capt. Hodson Middleton, Lieut., his gallantry communicates with Sir Colin at Nathupur, M. iii. 511. Campbell at (Dec. 30), M. ii. Miles, Lieut., killed in rising at 297. Multan (Aug. 31, '58), M. iii. Mirat, an important station, K.
307. i. 565 ; description of the
Military Train, converted into cantonment, K. ii. 53 ; dis- Cavalry regiment, M. ii. 126. bandment of mutinous 34th
Mill, Mrs., her miraculous es- Eegiment at (1844), K. i. cape from Faizabad, K. iii. 298. 469 and n. Mutton fat used with car-
Millar, Col., commands Kampti tridges at, i. K. 515 ; greased movable column, M. iii. 103. cartridges in process of ma-
Miller, Lieut.-Col. W. H., com- nufacture at, K. i. 515 ; ex- mands Artillery of Jabalpur citement at, in April, K. i.
column (Nov.), M. iii. 191 566 , 3rd Cavalry at, refuse
distinguishes himself at ammunition, K. i. 567 ; Court Banda (April 19, '58), M. iii. of Inquiry as to conduct of
197. 3rd Cavalry at (May), K. ii.
Mills, Capt., killed in charge at 45 ; court-martial ordered, K.
Mahidpur (Nov. 8), M. iii. ii. 48 ; mutineers sentenced,
73. K. ii. 49 ; sentence executed Mills, Lieut., killed in attack on on the Cavalry troopers, K. ii. Gwaliar (June 18, '58), M. iii. 51. 226. Eevolt at (May 10), K i.
Milman, Col., advances against 595, ii. 56, M. i. 43 ; release rebels at Atraulia (March 21, of the Cavalry troopers (May '58), M. ii. 455; is forced 10), K. ii. 58. back on A'zamgarh (March Revolt of the Infantrv 22, '58), M. ii. 457. (May 10), K. ii. 69; mas"-
Ministry, the English, just as sacre at, K. ii. 60 ; horrors of
responsible for the Mutiny as the night of May 10, K. ii.
the Court of Directors, M. iii. 67 ; slaughter of Europeans
389. on that night, K. i. 595, ii.
Miranpur, burnt by rebels from 68 ; wanton destruction of '58), iii. life and property, ii. Bijnur (Jan. 5, M. K. 71 ; 413. Mrs. Craigie saved by fidelity Miranpur Katra, Gen. Penny's of her husband's troopers, K.
column joins Sir Colin Camp- ii. 70 ; instances of fidelity of bell at (May 3, '68), M. ii. Natives during outbreak, K.
502 ; Gen. Walpole's column ii. 74 m. arrives at, M. ii. 610; Sir Mutineers unchecked in
Colin Campbell arrives there, their revolt, K. ii. 62 ; no at- M. ii. 522. tempt made to punish rioters Mfraj, Native state of Southern after outbreak of Mutiny, K.
Maratha country, M. iii. 20, ii. 72 ; instances of bravery of 9 — ; —
130 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Mirat cont. Mi'rat cont. Europeans during outbreak, Mr. Dunlop becomes Ma- K. ii. 74 n. gistrate and Collector at
Strength of Europeans at (June), M. iii. 425 ; he as-
(May 10), E. ii. 61 ; conduct sumes civil charge (June 15),
of principal European officers M. iii. 426 ; and finds the during tlie revolt, K. ii. 63 treasury empty, M. iii. 427; Capt. Craigie and Lieut. he organises a Volunteer Clarke boldly try to control force called Ehaki Eisala
mutiny, K. ii. 64; prompt (June), M. iii. 428 ; first en- conduct of Col. A. Wilson on terprise of the Ehaki Eisala
outbreak, K. ii. 65 ; reported (July), M. iii. 428. delay in turning out Carabi- But one European regi-
neers, E. ii. 687 ; deliberate ment between Mirat and Da- action of G-en. Hewitt, E. ii. napur (June 1), M. i. 6.
66 ; astounding inactivity of Mi'rath, see Mirat. European troops during and Mirza Allahi' Bakhsh, a relative
after mutiny, K. ii. 72 ; con- of the Emperor of Dehli, but centration of Europeans and favourable to the English, E.
property at Cantonments iii. 644 ; detains the Emperor (May 12), E. ii. 172; British of Dehli and his sons, E. iii. authority comes to an end, 644. E. ii. 173. Mirza Gaffur Beg, sent to de- Mutineers communicate feat Gen. Franks (Feb. '58),
with Dehli troops before out- M. ii. 332 ; his position at
break, E. ii. 83 ; they hurry Badshahganj, M. ii. 332; on to Dehli during night of completely defeated at Sul-
i. ii. ii. May 10, E. 596, 75 ; pro- tanpur (Feb. 23, '58), M. babilities of overtaking them, 335.
E. ii. 106 ; moral and politi- Mirza Haidar, nephew of Eing cal results of a pursuit, E. ii. of Dehlf, converts him to
107 ; the mutineers reach the Shi'ah faith, E. ii. 39. Emperor's palace at Dehli, Mirza Ilahi Bakhsh, see Ilahi
E. ii. 76 ; on entering Dehli Bakhsh, Mirzd. they recommence their work Mirza Muhammad Etirash, op- of slaughter (May 11), E. ii. poses succession of Jawan 77; they seize the palace of Bakht to Dehli sovereignty, the Emperor, E. ii. 80. E. ii. 28. Native Sappers mutiny Missionary devotion at Xgri, (May 15),E. ii. 176. E. iii. 228 n. Timidity a.nd selfishness of Missionary military officers,
authorities at, M. i. 298 ; re- their plain duty, E. i. 481. main inactive for a fortnight Missionary zeal among British
after outbreak of mutiny, E. officers, indiscretion of, E. i.
ii. 181 ; the garrison moves 480.
out (May 27), E. ii. 183 ; and Missionaries specially contribute defeats Dehli mutineers, near to alarm native religious sus-
Ghazi-ud-Di'n Nagar (May ceptibilities, E. i. 472. 31), M. i. 10, Mitchell, Col., by injudicious — —
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 131
Mitchell, Col. cont Mohamdi eont.
anger, confirms suspicions of peans as far as Sitapur, M. i. Sepoys at Brahmapur, K. i. 386.
602 ; his measures to overawe Mutiny at (June 4), K. iii.
troops at Brahmapur increase 459 ; Europeans permitted to
their excitement, K. i. 504, escape, K. iii. 459 ; the fugi-
605 ; ordered to march his tives from, murdered by Sita- regiment to Barakpiir for dis- pdr escort (June 4), K. iii. bandment (March), K. i. 627. 460, M. i. 387. Mithoh', see Maithauli. Mohamdi, theEaja of, joins the
Miyanganj, Brig. Evelegh de- Maulavi (May 2, '58), M. ii. feats rebels at (Oct. 5, '58), 532. M. iii. 287. Moller, Lieut., arrests the mur- Miyan Sahib, a Lakhnau chief, derer of Mrs. Chambers joins the Maulavi (May 2, (May 14), K. ii. 73. '58), M. ii, 532. Momi'n Khan, gallant trooper Mobarik Shah, see Mubarik who stood by Lieut. ConoUy Shah. at Trinpiira, M. ii. 594. Mohan on the Sai, Mr. Pat. Monck-Mason, Capt., Political Carnegy civil officer at, M. Agent at Jodhptir, K. iii.
iii. 282 ; attacked by Firoz 354, M. i. 268; reluctantly Shdh (Aug. 7, '58), M. iii. refuses pardon to Abbas All
282 ; Col. Evelegh hastens to (Aug. 24), M. ii. 562 ; reluc-
assistance of, M. iii. 283 ; re- tantly obliged to refuse terms bels retreat from, and are de- of the Thakur of Awah, M.
feated by Col. Evelegh (Aug. ii. 564 ; killed at Awah (Sept. 8, '58), M. iii. 283. 18), M. ii. 567. Mohamdi, Mr. Thomason, De- MoncrieJff, Capt., operates in
puty Commissioner at, M. i. Chiitia Nagpur (Jan.), M. ii. 383; garrison of (May), M. i. 4416.
384 ; Mr. Thomason sends Moncrieff, Mr., chaplain, his de- conveyances for fugitives votion at Kahnpiir, E. ii.
from Shahjahanpur, M. i. 321.
384 ; he moves treasure into Money, Mr. Alonzo, Magistrate
fort, M. i. 385 ; Mrs. Orr and at Gay a, K. iii. 151, M. i.
child sent to Maithauli, M. i. 109 ; reports disaffection at
iii. 385 ; they ultimately reach Gay4 (July 24), K. 162 ; British camp at Lakhnau his opinion as to the safety
(March 19, '58), M. i. 389 n. of Gaya, M. i. 110 n. ; his English retire to fort (June plan for defence of Gaya (July
1), M. i. 386 ; fugitives from 28), K. iii. 153. Shahjahanpur arrive, K. iii. Quits Gaya on receipt of
459, M. i. 386; escort sent Mr. W. Tayler's order, K. iii.
from Sftdpur to convey Euro- 154 ; resolves to abandon the
peans thither, M. i. 386 ; the treasure, M. i. 110 ; inexplic- Sitapur escort disposed to be able character of his aban-
mutinous, M. i. 386 ; Capt. donment of treasure, M. i. Orr reasons with escort, and 110; urged to return for they swear to protect Euro- treasure by Mr. Hollings, M. 9 * — —
132 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Money, Mr. cont. Montgomery, Mr. cont.
i. Ill ; he repents and returns Ascertains the unfaithful- witli Mr. Hollings to Gay a, ness of Sepoys at Mian Mir,
E. iii. 155, M. i. 112 ; con- K. ii. 427 ; holds the council
ii. demns his own actions, M. i. at Anarkali, K. 427 ; pro- 112. poses to deprive Sepoys at On return to Gaya sum- Mian Mi'r of their ammuni-
mons detachment of 64th tion, K. ii. 428 ; successfully
Eegiment, K. iii. 156, M. i. disarms the troops (May 13),
; ii. 112 burns the Government K. 432 ; prepares for se- paper at Gayii, K. iii. 156, M. curity of Amritsar, K. ii.
i. 113 ; despatches treasure 435 ; counsels his subordi- from Gaya (Aug. 4), M. i. nates to preserve exterior
113 ; flies from Gaya himself, calmness, K. ii. 437.
K. iii. 157, M. i. 113 ; re- Succeeds Gen. J. Outram as solves to take treasure to Cal- Commissioner in Oudh (May
cutta, M. i. 113 ; brings trea- '58), M. iii. 262 ; his difiScul- sure safely into Calcutta, K. ties in pacifying Oudh, M. iii. iii. 158. 265 persuades Man Singh to ; His entire conduct inex- return to his allegiance (July
plicable, M. i. 114 ; his act in '58), M. iii. 270.
no way meritorious, M. i. Moradabad, see Muradabad.
114 ; converts his duty into Morar, the rebels desperately
a sensational drama, M. i. defend, but are driven out
116 ; Fortune converts his (June 16, '58), M. iii. 217. disobedience into a triumph, Morphy, Capt., killed at Kahn- M. i. 115. pur (Nov. 28), M. ii. 251. Leads Capt. Eattray into a Moteharee, see Motihari. false position (Sept. 8), M. Motih4ri, out-station of Patna, ii. 444. K. iii. 71, M. i. 40. Monghir, district of Bhagalpur, Moti Mahal, see Lakhnau. M. ii. 129. Mouat, Dr., his description of Moore, Capt., his noble chivalry " Panic Sunday," K. iii. 31 n., at Kahnpur, K. ii. 318. 32 n. Moore, Dr., murdered by rebels Moulavee, see Maulavf. in Sambal2Jur (Dec), M. ii. Mount AIju, garrison of, M. ii.
441. 555 ; English in, stealthily Moolraj, see Mulraj. attacked by Jodhpur troops
Mooltan, see Multan. (Aug. 21), M. ii. 656 ; Jodh- Moorsom, Lieut., his services at pur troops driven away, M. Lakhnau and the Alambagh, ii. 557.
M. ii. 362 ; death of, at Lakh- Mounted Infantry tried in Bi- nau (March 11, '58), M. ii. har (Oct. '58), M. ii. 487; 381. their great success, M. ii. Montgomery, Mr. Eobert, his 491.
character, K. ii. 423 ; and an- Mowbray-Thomson, Lieut., his
tecedents, M. iii. 262 ; averse reckless bravery at Kahnpur, to betraying suspicion, K. ii. K. ii. 319. 426. MozaSarnagar, its situation and — — ,;
(THE HlSTOEIBS OF ME INDIAN MUTINY. 133
Mozaffarnagar cont. Muhammadan cont.
garrison, M. i. 301 ; ignomi- spect to English ideas, E. i. nious flight of Mr. Berford, 196. K. iii. 247; who hides him- Muhammadan grievances(1822)
self on news of Mi'rat out- E. i. 262.
break, M. i. 301 ; disastrous Muhammadan population, effect effects of Mr. Berford's pu- of removal of Dehli sovereign
sillanimity, K. iii. 248 ; mu- upon, feared, E. ii. 21. tiny and insurrection at (May Muhammadan revolutionary
14), K. iii. 247, M. i. 301. plot at Belgaon (Aug.), M. Oudh rebels appear at iii. 33.
(Aug. '68), M. iii. 273 ; Mr. Muhammadans, their number
Dunlop clears the country of in Sepoy Army, E. i. 621-
rebels near, M. iii. 436. 626 ; where they gain tempo- Mozaffarplir, out-station of rary supremacy begin to per- Patna, E. iii. 71, M. i. 40; secute Hindus, M. iii. 410 officials desire to with- dispute between them and draw from (July 29), K. iii. the Parsis at Baruch (May),
149 ; ordered to be aban- M. iii. 8 ; excitement among
doned by Mr. Tayler, M. i. those at Dehli in spring of
108 ; withdrawal of Euro- 1867, E. ii. 35 ; those of the peans and mutiny of Irregu- Haziira countiy plan a revolt lars (July 31), E. iii. 150, M. (Sept.),M. iii. 303.
i, 108 ; treasury saved by na- Muhammad Akbar, his murder tive officials and police, E. iii. of Sir W. Macnaughten, E. 160, M. i. 109. iii. 84, M. i. 63. Mozufilei'pore, see Mozaffarpur. Muhammad Bakhsh, Eisaldar, Mubarakpur, captured and oc- his good service during the cupied (Sept. 27), M. ii. Mutiny, M. iii. 465 n. 319. Muhammad Husain, defeated at Mubarik Shah, pretender to Amorha by Major Cox (June
Baraili, iii. '68), iii. ; power in E. 276 ; 9, M. 282 attacked his claims favoured by Bakht and defeated at Hariya (June Ehdn, E. iii. 277. 18, '58), M. iii. 282; takes Muchee Bhowan, see Machhi possession of Gorakhpur, M.
Bhdwan. iii. 456 ; sets a price on Mr. Mudhol, Native state of South- Bird's head, but is bafled,
ern Maratha country, M. iii. M. iii. 466. 20. Muhammad Nazfm Eh an, loyal Mughal sovereigns, their re- rissaldar of 8th Irreg. Ca-
moval from Dehli, proposed, vaby, M. i. 315 n. E. ii. 14-23. Muhammad Kahmat Ehan and Mughal empire, restoration of, Sayad Ahmad Ehan, directed proclaimed, E. i. 697. by Mr. Shakespear to take Muhammadan eastern capital at charge of Bijnur (Aug. 6), Patna, M. i. 39. M. iii. 411. Muhammadan fanaticism feared Muhammad Shafi, traitor in
at Peshawar, E. ii. 492. 8tli Irreg. Cavalry, M. i. 313. Muhammadan feeling with re- Muir, Mr. William, mad3 chief 134 ANALtTIOAii INDEX OJ*
Muir, Mr.—COM*. Muradabad, its garrison, M. i. of Intelligence Department at 325; Mr. Cracroft Wilson,
Kgri Port, K. iii. 406. Judge of, K. iii. 252 ; who Mulraj, Diwan of Mult4n, K. i. receives enlarged powers, K.
18 ; threatened by the Sikh iii. 252.
Darbar, K. i. 18 ; appeals to Treason of NawAb Ni'amat- iii. the English, K. i. 18 ; resigns uUah Khan at, K. 253 n. ; the Diwanship of Multau, K. party of Mi'rat mutineers en-
i. 19 ; declares against the camp near, M. i. 325 ; Capt.
English, K. i. 21 ; Sir P. Cur- Paddy surprises and disperses rie hesitates to act against, the Mi'rat mutineers (May
K. i. 25 ; surrenders to the 18), M. i. 326; loyalty of
British (1849), K. i. 40. 29th N. I. tested by attack on Multan, the British besiege Mfrat mutineers, M. i. 326; (1848), K. i. 33; but are incompleteness of defeat of compelled to raise the siege, mutineers ascribed to luke-
K. i. 33 ; murder of Mr. Vans warmness of 29th 'N.I., M. i. Agnew and Lieut. Anderson 326; escaped Sepoys enter
in, K. i. 21 ; capture of the lines of the 29th N.I., (1849), K. i. 39. and are shot at and captured,
Rising of disarmed Sepoys K. iii. 266, M. i. 327 ; some
iii. at (Aug. 31, '58), M. 307 ; men of the 29th N.I. riot and terrible retaliation on re- release prisoners from jail volted Sepoys, M. iii. 307; (May 19), K. iii. 265, M. i.
insurrection around (Sept. 327, iii. 402 ; remainder of 14), M. iii. 304. 29th N.I. pursue and capture Multani horse, splendid services 150 rioters and prisoners, M. of, at Naghina (April 21, 1. 328. '58), M. ii. 517, 518. Detachment of Sepoys Mulvi Mehdf, see Maulavi from assist in attack of muti- Mahdi. neers from MuzafEarnagar, Munda, a tribe in Chutia Nag- K. iii. 254; Mr. C. Wilson pur, M. ii. 134. restores confidence, K. iii.
Munro, Sergeant, his heroism at 267 ; Muhammadans from the Sikandar Bdgh (Nov. 16), Eampdr encamp near, and in- M. ii. 197. cite to mutiny (May 21), M.
Munro, Sir Thomas, receives a i. 328 ; Ml-. C. Wilson defeats letter by post stating grie- rebellious party advancing vances of Madras Ai-my fi-om Eampur, K. iii. 258, M. (1822), K i. 263; his views i. 328. on the Indian Press, K. iii. Two companies of armed 664. mutineers approach (May
Mungul Pandy, see Mangal 23), M. i. 329 ; Mr. C. Wilson Pandi. and Capt. Whish disarm mu- Munshi Eajab All, see Eajab tinous Sappers moving against
Ah', Munshi. them, K. iii. 269 ; Capt. Murad All, Kotwal of A'gra, Whish pursues and forces proclaims King of Dehli, M. mutineers to surrender (May
i. 2.77, 23), M. i. 329; evidences of ; — — ;
*Hll HISTOEIES OF TfiE INDIAN MUTlNt. 135
Muradabad —cont. Mfsa Bagh cont.
rebellion at, K. iii. 261 ; dered to cut ofE retreat from,
news of Baraili mutiny causes M. ii. 406 ; Brig. Campbell
outbreak of 29tli N. I., M. i. neglects to do so, M. ii. 408 ;
330 ; Sepoys ridicule Mr. incalculable mischief caused Wilson for proposing to lead by Brig. Campbell's neglect,
tbem to Mirat, M. i. 330. M. ii. 408 n. Mutiny at (June 2), M. i. Musketry Schools, final orders
330 ; civil officers confide of, E. i. 630. treasure to Sepoys, M. i. Mutiny of Sepoy Army, the first,
331 ; Sepoys prepare to sboot in Bengal (1764), K. i. 206 Europeans, but are induced the second, in Bengal (1764),
to desist, M. i. 331 ; Mr. K. i. 206. Saunders destroys Grovern- Mutiny ment paper, K. iii. 263, M. At Haidarabad suppressed
i. 331 ; massacre at, K. iii. (1806), K. i. 237.
264 ; escape of Europeans At JSTandidurg threatened from (June 3), K. iii. (1806), K.i. 238. 264, M. i. 332; murder of At, Pallamcotta threatened Christians wbo remain after (1806), K. i. 239. mutiny, M. i. 332; Mr. Of Vellore, first outburst Powell and others become (May 7, 1806), K. i. 224;
Mussalmans to save their its causes, K. i. 246 ; in part
lives, M. i. 332. caused by injudicious changes Inhabitants refuse supplies in Sepoys' dress, K. i. 218,
to the King of Dehli (April 226 ; neglect of premonitory 21, 68), M. ii. 520; Firoz symptoms, K. i. 224; preci- Shiih escapes from (April pitated by an excited Jama-
26, '58), M. ii. 621 ; Col. Coke dar, K. i. 228; the Mysore captures many ring-leaders of Princes encourage the revolt,
rebellion at (April 26, '68), K. i. 229 ; second outburst M. ii. 521. (July 10, 1806), K i. 227; Murdan, see Mardan. mutiny suppressed, K. i. 232. Murder, punishment for, Col. J. At Wallajahabad suspected Nicholson's views on, K. ii. 401. (1806), K. i. 242. Murphy, Pai-rier, his gallantry Of Madras officers (1809),
at Nathupur, M. iii. 511. K. i. 252. Musa Bagh, near Lakhnau, At Barakpur (1824), K. i. Gen. Outram sent to reduce 266, 268, 269.
ii. Cavalry (March 19, '58), M. 405 ; Of the 6th Madras Gren. Hope Grant co-operates (1843), K i. 290. in attack on, M. ii. 405 At Jabbalp6r (1843), K. i. Gen. Outram captures it, M. 292. gallantry of Col. the Madras 47th at ii. 406 ; J. Of
Hagart at, M. ii. 407 ; Capt. Bombay (1844), K. i. 294. Wilkin's distinguished bra- Of 7th Bengal Cavalry at very at, M. iii. 509; Gen. Out- Firozpur (1844), K. i. 278. ram pursues rebels from, M. Of the 34th Eegimcnt at
ii. 4l)8j Brig. Campbell or- Firozpdr (1844), E. i. 278; — ; ——
136 Analytical indbI of
Mutiny cont. Mutiny cont.
the Eegiinent disbanded at i. 565; said to have been
Mfrut (1844), K. i. 298. planned for 10th of March, At Firozpur, the 64th Ee- 1857, E. i. 529. giment first refuse, and then Native version of its be-
agree to march into Sindh ginning, E. i. 661 ; first symp-
(1844), K. i. 282; a second toms of, E. i. 487 ; outbreak time mutiny, and again re- at Brahmapur (Feb. 27, '67),
sume the march to Sindh, K. E. i. 500, 603; its second
i. 283; the 64th Eegiment manifestation is at Barakpur
break into open mutiny, K. in March, E. i. 538 ; Srd Ca-
i. 64th valry at Mirat refuse to take 285, 287 ; pardon of
Eegiment, E. i. 289 ; disaf- ammunition (April), E. i.
fection spreads to 69th and 567 ; 7th Eegiment at Lakh- 4th Eegiments, K. i. 280; nau refuse to use cartridges caused by reduction of pay, (May 3), E. i. 688.
K. i. 278. The mutiny a surprise, E.
The great mutiny threat- iii. 3 ; Government antici- ened in 1846, E. i. 309 n. pates its speedy suppression
Of 22nd Eegiment at E4- (May 26), M. i. 2 ; deemed walpindf (1849), E. i. 310; by Mr. Secretary Beadon " a caused by reduction of pay, passing and groundless pa-
E. i. 810. nic," M. i. 2. At Wazirabad, stopped by Pause after first outbreak
John Hearsay (1849), E. i. of, E. ii. 198 ; its distribu- 313, tion over Hinddstan, M. iii.
Of 66th Eegiment at Go- 487 ; its final suppression in
i. 315. iii. vindgarh (1860), K Oudh (Jan. '69), M. 297 ; Mutiny, great outburst at Mi- its final suppression in Cen-
rat (May 10), E. i. 596 ; is it tral India (Feb. '69), M. iii.
mutiny or rebellion ? E. i. 369 ; tries and proves the
617 ; the English Govern- character of the English race, ment is responsible for, as the M. iii. 600. Court of Directors, M. iii. Mutiny, chronological list of its
: 388 ; its cause, E. i. xii. ; re- spread sulted from an attempt to Mirat (May 10), E. ii. 66, govern an Eastern nation on M. i. 43. Western ideas, M. iii. 490 Dehlf (May 11), E. ii. 77. only a manifestation of poli- Firozptir (May 13), E. ii. tical discontent, M. iii. 399 439. caused by general discontent Muzaffarnagar (May 14),
and annexation of Oudh, M. E. iii. 247, M. i. 301. iii. vii; bad faith the prime Ah'garh (May 20), E. iii.
cause, M. iii. 472; supposed 211, 213, M. i. 154. to have originated among Naushira (May 21), E. ii. Hindus, E. i. 564; a faqir 476. the emissary of, at Mirat, E. Hot-Marddn, in the Pan-
i. 666 ; union of Hindus and jab (May), E. ii. 483.
Muhammadans apparent, E. rtawa (May 23), M. i. 162. — —
tHE fllStOBlES OP THii: INDIAN MUTINY. 137
Mutiny cont. Mutiny cont. Mainpuri (May 23), K. iii. Dan'abS,d (June 9), E. iii. 224 480, M. i. 409. Edrki' (May 25), K. iii. Fathpur (June 9), E. ii. 258 364. rk (May 27), K. iii. 283. Ludhiana (June 9), E. ii. Nasi'rabdd (May 28), K. iii. 505. 321, M. i. 252. Naogaon (June 9), M. i. Hodal, near Mathura (May 33, 193. 30), K. iii. 241, M. i. 164. Saloni (June 9), E. iii. Lakhnau (May 30), E. iii. 472, M. i. 407. 442, M. i. 372. Sikrora (June 9), M. i. Mathura (May 30), K. iii. 392. 241, M. i. 164. Gonda (June 10), M. i. Baraili (May 31), E. iii. 393. 270, M.i. 310. Naogaon (June 10), E. iii. Shahjahanpur (May 31), 372.
E.iii. 279,M. i. 318. Lallatpur (June 12), M. iii. Muradabad (June 1), E. iii. 97. 261-263. Eohtat (June), E. ii. 546. Badaon (June 1), E. iii. Banda (June 14), M. i. 286, M. i. 323. 197. Muradabad (June 2), M. i. Gwaliar (June 14), E. iii. 330. 316, M. i. 173, 174, 262. Azamgarb (June 3), E. ii. Fathgarh (June 18), M. i. 213, M. iii. 449. 337. Sitapur (June 3), E. iii. Aurangabad (June 23), M. 455, M. i. 379. iii. 13. Ni'mach (June 4), E. iii. Indor (July 1), E. iii. 330,
315, 322, M. i. 33, 254. M. i. 215. Malaon (June 4), E. iii. Hatras (July 1), M. i. 294. 459, M. i. 383. Mad (July 1), E. iii. 335, Banaras (June 4), E. ii. M. i. 235.
222, M. i. 12. Sagar (July 1), M. iii. Eabnpur (June 4), E. ii. 100. 307, M. i. 34. Sansi (July 2), M. i. 294. Mohamdi, in Oudb (June Jhelam (July 7), E. ii. 4), E. iii. 459. 624. Janpur (June 5), E. ii. Syalkot (July 9), E. ii. 627. 238, M. i. 33. Burbanpur (July), M. iii. Jhansi (June 5), E. iii. 59.
364, M. i. 186. Danapur (July 25), E. iii. Allahabad (June 6), E. ii. 93, M. i. 68. iii. ; 260, M. i. 12, 438. Suggauli (July 25), E. iii. Faizabad (June 7), E. iii. 106, M. i. 72, 73. 464, M. i. 399. Hazaribagh (July 30), M. Jalandhar (June 7), E. ii. ii. 134. 499. Eolhapur (July 81), E. iii. Jhansi, E. iii. 315, M. i. 33. 408, M. iii. 31, 37. — ;
l38 ANALYDIOAL iNi)BX OF
Mutiny cont. Muter, Capt., withdraws fourth Muzaffarpur (July 31), K column from assault of Dehli,
iii. 150. E. iii. 696 ; his account of
Chaibasa (Aue. 5), M. ii. attack of that column at as- 136. sault of Dehli, E. iii. 698.
Parulia (Aug. 6), M. ii. Mutohee-Bhawun, see Machhi 136. Bhawan. Nasirabad (Aug. 10), M. ii. Muttra, see Mathura. 553. Mynpooree, see Mainpiiri. Nimacli (Aug. 12), M. ii. Mysore (Maisiir) Princes, en- 554. courage revolt at Vellore, E.
Deogarh (Aug.), M. ii. 139. i. 229. Bhagalpur (Aug. 14), M. ii. 133.
Anddra (Aug. 21), M. ii. 556.
Trinpura (Aug. 22), M. ii. 558. Nabha, Eaja of, his loyalty and Jabalpur (Sept. 18), M. iii. services, E. ii. 162, M. iii. 104. 308.
Nagod (Sept.), M. iii. 109. Naghina, plundered by Eurki Deogarh (Oct. 9), M. ii. mutineers (May), M. iii.
445. 402 ; seizure and sack of
Sota (Oct. 15), M. ii. 569. (Aug. 23), M. iii. 412 ; Brig. Chatgaon (Nor. 18), M. ii. Jones defeats the rebels at 419. (April 21, '58), M. ii. 617 ; Madariganj (Dec. 4), M. ii. splendid Cavalry charge at, 427. M. ii. 518; Lieut. Gosling Jalpaigori (Dec. 5), M. ii. killed at, M. ii. 619. 427. Nagod, part of Sagar territory, Mutineers, first battle with M. iii. garrison of, M. iii. 88 ;
(May 30), E. ii. 184; Lord 109 ; Major Hampton com-
Canning's efforts to discrimi- mands at, M. iii. 109 ; mutiny
nate in punishment of, K. iii. at (Sept.), M. iii. 109 ; muti-
53 ; those at Syalkot, offer neers from, escort their offi- commands in rebel army to cers to Mirzapiir, M. iii. 110. two British officers, K. ii. Nagpui-, description of town, 630; Gen. Neill's punish- M. iii. 113; good cotton- of those at growing district, E. i. n. ment Kahnpur, 86 ;
K. ii. 399 ; escape of the mu- garrison of, M. iii. 113 ; sub- tineers from Jalandhar (June sidiary force, commanded by
7), K. ii. 501 ; mutineers Brig. H. Prior, M. iii. 114; escape from Ludhiana, K. ii. anilexation of, E. i. 83; its
508 ; and from Phillaur (June justice discussed, K. i. 87 8), K ii. 502. Eaja of, dies (1853), E. i.
Mutinous Sepoys blown from 75 ; sale of Eaja's effects,
guns in 1764, K. i. 207 ; first E. i. 83, 84 n. ; Banka Baf attempt to organise their re- threatens to burn the palace
bellion, E. ii. 315. (]854).E. i. 84. — ; — ;
The flISTORlES 01* the INIjIAN MtJTINT. 139
Nagpur cont. Naj I'babad cont.
Mr.Plowden, Commissioner iii. 413 ; transported for life,
of, M. ill. 113 ; he strengthens M. iii. 418 n. Sftabaldi, as a place of re- Nana Narayan Eao tenders his
fuge, M. iii. 114 ; Col. Cum- allegiance to the British berlege disarms 4tli Light (July 19), K ii. 393. Cavalry at (June 17), M. Nana Sahib, adopted heir of
iii. 114 ; Mr. Plowden pre- Baji Eao, K. i. 101 ; the un- vents mutiny at, M. iii. doubted heir of the last 116.^ Peshwa, M. iii. 482; his Tantia Topi invades (Oct. friends in the Maratha coun-
'58), M. iii. 342; grave im- try, M. iii. 28 ; his claimed portance of Tantia Topf's in- inheritance south of the
vasion of, M. iii. 343 ; the Tapti, M. iii. 346. Queen's proclamation read His claim to the gaddi of with ceremony at (Nov. 1, ex-Peshwa, not recognised by
'68), M. iii. 396. the Company, K. i. 101 ; but 8ee also Chutia Nagpur. supported by Commissioner
Najafgarh Canal at Dehli, E. at Bithur, K. i. 102 ; and op-
ii. 515 and n. ; battle of posed by Mr. Thomason and (Aug. 25), K. ii. 652-655; Lord Dalhousie, K. i. 103 Gen. Nicholson's victory at he appeals to the Court of
secures safety of Dehli siege Directors, K. i. 103 ; his me- train, M. ii. 1. morial, K. i. 104-108; his Najibabad, destroyed by Mr. memorial rejected by the Shakespear (April '58), M. iii. Court of Directors (1853), K.
418. i. 109 ; he sends Azim-ullah Najibabad, Nawab of, his nego- Khan as his agent to Eng-
tiations with the rebels land, K. i. 109.
(May), M. iii. 402 ; attempts He visits Kalpi, Dehli, and to plunder Bijnur (May 21), Lakhnau, early in 1857, K. i.
M. iii. 404; makes second 574, 576 ; his schemes assisted attempt on Bijnur (May 23), by annexation of Oudh, K. i.
M. iii. 405 ; returns a third 579 w.; his visit to Lakhnau, time to Bijniir (June), M. iii. K. i. 644.
406 ; rendered passive by G-en. Wheeler solicits aid
iii. ii. re- Mr. Shakespear, M. 407 ; from (May), K. 297; receives charge of Bijniir for ceives charge of the Kahnpur ten days (June 7), M. iii. Treasury from Gen. Wheeler, ii. he induces muti- 408 ; proclaims himself ruler E. 299 ; of Bijnur, under King of neers to return to Kahnpur •Dehli (June 11), M. iii. 409; (June 5), K. ii. 310; his rea- he begins to persecute the sons for counselling return of
iii. ii. Hindus (July), M. 410; mutineers, K. 311 ; joins chased from IJijnur by chau- in mutiny, M. i. 34; begins dri's (Aug. 6), M. iii. 411 regular organisation of muti-
again seizes Bijnur (Aug. neers, K. ii. 315 ; informs
iii. 23), M. 412 ; gains supre- Gen. Wheeler that he is about macy at Bijnur (Sept.), M. to attack the entrenchment — — ;;
140 ANALYTICAL INDEX Of
NanA Sahib cont. Nana Sahib cont.
at Kahnpiir, K. ii. 313 ; at- flight to Bithur (July 16), K. tacks the entrencliment on ii. 389; pretends self-immola- centenary of Plassey, and is tion, but escapes from Bithiir,
defeated, K. li. 880, 331. K. ii. 390 ; before flight from Signs treaty of capitulation Bithur, murders the last wo-
of Kahnpur, JI. ii. 885 ; stops man in his hands, K. ii. the slaughter of women and 390 w. children at Kahnpur, K. ii. Commands the left of Tdn-
342 ; orders execution of men tia Topi's position at Kahn-
who escaped the Massacre at pur (Dec. 5), M. ii. 266 ; his Kahnpur, K. ii. pro- palace and temple destroyed 348 ; claims the defeat of the Eng- at Bithur (Dec. 11), M. ii.
lish, K. ii. 852 ; compels 281 ; he exercises sovereignty English ladies to grind corn, west of the Jamna (Jan. '68),
K. ii. 854. M. ii. 448 ; destroys all offi- His letter to Hulas Singh cial buildings in Shahjahan- (June 24), K. ii. 672; his pur (April '58), M. ii. 522 «. letter to Eaghunath Singh sends troops to the Maulavi
(June 27), K. ii. 672 ; another at Shahjahanpur (May 13, letter to Hulas Singh (July '58), M. ii. 586.
ii. to Proclaimed Peshwa at 1), K. 673 ; goes Bithur to be proclaimed, K. ii. 349 Grwaliar (June 1, '58), M. iii. ;
proclaimed Peshwa (July 1), 209 ; creates Ram Eao Go-
K. ii. 349 ; his letter to Eam- vind his minister, M. iii. bakkas, Taluqdar (July 3), K. 210.
ii. 673 ; third letter to Hulds Occupies north-east corner Singh (July 6), K. ii. 674. of Oudh (Oct. '58), M. iii.
Returns to Kahnpur (July 286 ; he is driven into Nipal
6), K. ii. 351 ; his proclama- (Dec. '58), M. iii. 294. tion of that date, ii. See also Dhuudu Pant. K. 670 ; his address to the officers of Nandidurg, threatened mutiny
his army (July 7),K. ii. 674; suppressed (1806), K. i. 239. his letter to Kalkaprashad Nanni Nawdb, assists Nana Sa- (July 9), K. ii. 675; his hib at Kahnpur, K. ii. 850 letter to the Thanadar of his good artillery practice, K.
ii. ii. Sirsal (July 13), K. 675 ; 360. his letter to the mutineers at Nanpara, Oudh rebels driven Lakhnau (July 16), K. ii. from (Dec. '58), M. iii. 294. 676. Nanpara, Eajd of, refuses to Murders fugitives from protect English fugitives, M.
Fathgarh, M. i. 386, 346 ; or- i. 394. ders the massacre of the Naogaon, Major Kirke com-
women and children at Kahn- mands at, M. i. 191 ; extrava-
pm- (July 15), K. ii. 372 ; ad- gant demonstrations of loyalty to meet Gen. Have- there (June iii. vances 5), K. 371 ; ii. lock (July 16), K. 874 ; mutiny at (June 10), K. iii.
makes energetic stand at 372, M. i. 88, 193 ; flight of Kahnpur, K. ii. 379; his Europeans with 87 faithful — — ;;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 141
Naogaon cont. Napier, Brig. cont.
Sepoys, K. iii. i. 372, M. 193 ; attack on Lakhnau, M. iii.
the fugitives by a series of 607 ; occupies Banks's House fortunate mistakes reach Cha- (March 10, '58), M. ii. 382. tarpur in safety, M. i. 194; Joins Sir Hugh Eose at and are assisted by the Eani, Bahadurpdr (June 16, '58),
E. iii. 373 ; Sepoys escort M. iii. 215 ; succeeds Sir fugitives in guise of prisoners, Hugh Eose in command of
K. iii. 376 ; the fugitives Central India Forces (June
reach Kalrai, M. i. 195 ; they 20, '68), M. iii. 318; distri- are deserted by Sepoys, K. butes his force in Gwaliar,
i. iii. 377, M. 195 ; and are Jhansf, Sipii, and Guna, M.
attacked hv dahdits, K. iii. ui. 318 ; he is ordered to pur-
374, M. i. 195 ; the fugitives sue rebels from Gwaliar are nobly led by Capt. Scot, (June 18, '58), M. iii. 227 after death of Major Kirke, catches retreating rebels at
K. iii. 375 ; fugitives reach Jaura-Alipur (June 22, '58),
Nagod, and are saved, K. iii. M. iii. 229 ; defeats rebels and 377. captures entire materiel, M.
A few of the fugitives reach iii. 230 ; moves from Gwa-
Banda, M. i. 196 ; the Nawdb liar to assist Brig. Smith at of Banda acts generously to- Pauri (Aug. 11, '58), M. iii.
wards them, M. i. 196. 334 ; attacks and captures A remnant of the fugitives Pauri (Aug. 23, '58), M. iii.
reach Mahoba, M. i. 196. 335 ; endeavours to intercept Naogang and Naogong, see Nao- Piroz Shah (Dec. '58), M. iii.
gaon. 360 ; he is stopped at Antri, Napier, Sir Charles, in favour which allows Piroz Shah to
of seniority system, K. i. escape, M. iii. gets 361 ; to
336 ; sees the unsound state Ednod(Dec. 17, '68), M. iii.
of the Sepoy Army (1849), 362 ; and completely defeats
K. i. 312 ; anticipates a gene- Piroz Shah there, M. iii. 363. ral rising of Sepoys in the Conceives the idea of gain-
Panjab, K. i. 314; staggers ing over Man Siagh (Feb. mutiny by employing the '59), M. iii. 370; accelerates Gorkhas (1850), E. i. 315; the decision of Man Singh grants increased allowances (March 14, '69), M. iii. 373 ; to Sepoys in the Panjab, opens communication with
E. i. 316 ; conflict between him through Capt. Meade him and Lord Dalhousie, (March 8, '59), M. iii. 372
E. i. 316-323 ; resigns com- effects surrender of Man mand of the Indian Army Singh (AprU 2, '59), M. iii. (1850), E. i. 318. 374. Kapier, Brig. Eobert, captures Napier, Sir William, his eulogy
Phillips' Garden battery at of the British soldier, M. i. Lakhnau (Oct. 2), M. ii. 167. 468. Recommends attack of Narayan Eao, relative of Nand Lakhnau on east side (March Sahib, a staunch friend of
'58), M. ii. 366 ; his plan of English, M, i, 607 ; the Eng. — — ;;
142 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Narayan Eao cont. Nargund cont. list recover his wife and tracked and captured by Mr. daughters, M. i. 508. r. Souter (June 3, '58), M.
Narayan Eao, ruler of Kirwf iii. 245 ; and tried and exe- (May '58), M. iii. 199. cuted at Belgaon (June 12, 'Niriysna Singh, opens negotia- '68), M. iii. 245 n. tion for Mdn Singh's surren- Narnul, I'rinpura mutineers de- der (March 8, '59), M. iii. feated at (Oct. 16), M. ii.
372. 568 ; splendid Cavalry charge Narain Rao, see Narayan Eao. and countercharge at (Nov. Narbada, the line of communi- 16), M. ii. 114; defeat of cation by, of grave import- mutineers at (Nov. 16), M. ance to Central India, M. i. ii. 116, 118. 207; weak points in the line, Narpat Singh, his character, M.
M. i. 207 ; the line jeopar- ii. 504 ; his intentions, M. ii.
dised by mutiny at Indor, M. 505 ; he is attacked by Gen.
i. 242 ; but saved by Col. Walpole (April 15, '58), M.
Durand, M. i. 243. ii. 506 ; beats off Gen. Wal-
ii. Tantia Topi operates in pole from Ruiyd, M. 507 ; the vicinity of (Oct.-Nov. but evacuates the fort, M. ii. 58), M. iii. 345-347; Tdn- 508. tia Topi crosses northward to Narpat Singh, rebel leader in
march on Baroda (Nov. 26, Oudh, M. iii. 271 ; slain at '68), M. iii. 351. the capture of Akalpura by Nargund, Native state of Mr. Dunlop (July), M. iii. Southern Maratha country, 435. M. iii. 20; the chief of, re- Narsangpur and Narsingpur, fused right of adoption, M. see Narsinghpur. iii. 23, 240; the chief be- Narsinghpur, part of Sagar ter- comes a thoroughly discon- ritory, M. iii. garrison of, 88 ;
tented chief, M. iii. 29 ; his M. iii. 108; Capt. Woolley doubtful loyalty (May '58), commands at, M. iii. 91, 108
M. iii. 238 ; he begins to Capt. Ternan, Deputy Com-
send his guns to Dharwar, missioner of, M. iii. 90 ; Kot- M. iii. 238; he resents the wal of, distributes mysterious appointment of Mr. Manson, chapdtis (Jan.), M. iii. 91.
M. iii. 238 ; and is urged to Nartit, rebels evacuate fort of, resist the English, M. iii. M. iii. 160.
239 ; he fears personal arrest, Narwar, Mdn Singh, E^jd of,
M. iii. 289 ; he attacks and seizes fort of Pauri (Aug. 2, murders Mr. C. Manson, M. iii. '58), M. iii. 332.
243 ; and declares war against Nasirabad, garrisoned entirely
the British Government (May by Sepoys, M. i. 251 ; strength
27, '58), M. iii. 240 ; he ad- of garrison of, M. i. 252 vances against Col. Malcolm, mutiny at (May 28), K. iii.
but is driven back (June 1), 321, M. i. 262 ; British officers
iii. and escapes in forced to abandon, i. M. 244; M. 253 ; disguise from his fort (June treacherous conduct of Bom- 2, '58), M. iii. 245; he is bay troops at (May 28), K. — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTlNr. 143
NasiralDad conf. Native officials, instance of
iii. 321, M. i. ; Europeans faithfulness, iii. n. 253 K. 262 ; escape to Biawar (May 28), take service under rebel
E. iii. 322. leaders, E. iii. 304 ; those of 12th N.I. fail to obey or- Earrukhabad take service un- ders (Aug. 10), M. ii. 553; der the upstart Nawab, E. iii. attempt to cause mutiny at, 305 n.
M. ii. 558 ; discipline re- Native officers lose rank in stored at (Aug. 10), M. ii. 554. Army, E. i. 211; furthei Gen. Roberts occupies loss of rank in Army, E. i. (June '58), M. iii. 319.^ 215. Nasir-ud-Daula, the Nizam, M. Native opinion, against the an-
iii. 118. nexation of Sitara, E. i. 80 n. Nasir-ud-Din, gallant trooper on conflicts among English
who stood by Lieut. ConoUy at authorities, E. i. 320 ; on Trinpura, M. ii. 694. paucity of British troops in
Nasratpur, Gen. Franks defeats India, E. i. 344 ; on general the rebels at (Jan. '58), M. service enlistment, i. 23, E. 469 ; ii. 328. of enlistment of Sikhs, E. i.
Nathupur, Lieut. Middleton's 471 ; excited by missionary gallantry at, M. iii. 511. manifesto, E. i. 472. Native Army, its extent, K. i. Native Press, hostility of, E.
201 ; re-organization of iii. 13 ; highly injurious ef-
(1824), K. i. 264; mutiny of, fect of, E. iii. 13 ; the tone in Madras (1806), K. i. 217- of, changes after mutiny at 243; its fidelity, K. i. 202; Mirat, M. i. 18. troops commanded by boy- Native rumours of intended pol-
ofiicers, K. i. 214 n. ; attach- lution of caste, E. ii. 118. ment between men and offi- Native version of beginning of
cers weakened, K. i. 260. the Mutiny, E. i. 651. Native aristocracy, British po- Natives, warn the English of licy antagonistic to, K. i. 57, coming danger (1866), E. i.
154, 158 ; lose their position 484 ; more alarmed than the in the ai-my (1784), E. i. Christians, E. iii. 56; gene-
211 ; no profitable employ- rally worshippers of success, ment for, under British rule, E. ii. 161.
E. i. 180 ; discourteously Naushira, mutiny at (May 21),
treated, E. i. 167 ; sold up E. ii. 476. for small debts, E. i. 178. Naval Brigade, suggested by Native attendants, their faith- Gen. Ashburnham, E. iii.
fulness, E. ii. 604 ; instance 186, M. i. 141 ; its constitu-
of faithfulness, M. i. 279 n.; tion, M. i. 142 ; starts for Al- essential nature of their ser- lahabad (Aug. 18), M. i.
vices, E. ii. 603; dread re- 142 ; starts from Lakhnau for
sentment of the English, E. Calcutta (AprU 1, '58), M. ii.
ii. 631 ?i. 545. Native newspaper comments on Nawabganj, on Faizabad road, Persian proclamation at strong body of rebels at, M. Pehli (March), E, ii. 41. iii, 267; Gen. Hope Grant's — — ;
144 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Nawabgang cont. Neill, Col. cont. attack on rebels at (June 13, tration on reaching Alldh- '58), M. iii. gallantry of K. ii. begins of- 268 ; abad, 263;
zamindars at, M. iii. 268 ; de- fensive operations at Allah- feat of the rebels at (June abad (June 12), E. ii. 264; 13, '58), M. iii. 269; impor- urged to caution in advanc- tant consequences of victory ing from Allahabad, K. ii.
at, M. iii. 269. 285 n. ; attacks villages near Nawab Nazi'm, his troops dis- Fort of Allahabad (June 17),
armed at Barhampur (Aug. K. ii. 266 ; recovers city of 2), M. ii. 139. Allahabad (June 18), K. ii.
Nayler, Telegraph boy, his cool- 267 ; his excutions at Allah- ness at action of Aligarh abad not exceptionally severe,
ii. prepares (Aug. 24), K. iii. 413. K. 269 n. ; to ad- Naylor. Col., pursues Tantia vance from Allahabad, K. ii.
Topi from the Banas (Aug. 271 ; stopped at Allahabad for 14, '58), M. iii. 323. want of transport, &c., K. ii.
Nazarana to Emperor of Dehli, 272 ; outbreak of cholera in abolished by Lord Ellenbo- his force (June), K. ii. 273
rough, K. ii. 12. leaves admirable instructions Nazim Mir Muhammad Husain to his successor on leaving Khdn, protects Col. Lennox Allahabad, K. ii. 394.
and family, M. i. 403. Appointed Brigadier-Gene- Neave, Lieut., killed in attack ral (July 15), K. ii. 396. on Morar (June 16, '68), M. Advances towards Kahn- iii. 217. pur (June 30), K. ii. 274; Need, Capt., pursues Tiroz receives news of fall of Shah from Ranod (Dec. 17, Kahnptir (July 3), K. ii.
'68), M. iii. 363. 284 ; differs with Col. Have- Neglected heroism, K. ii. 347. lock as to prudent course Neill, Col. James George, arrives after fall of Kahnpiir, K. ii. with Madras Fu- joins Havelock at at Calcutta 286 ; Gen.
siliers, K. ii. 128 ; his cha- Kahnpiir (July 20), K, ii. 397, racter, K. ii. 129, M. i. 497, M. i. 489; on the state of 538. Kahnpur (July 22), K. ii.
Arrests railway train on 405 n. ; resolves on punishing landing at Calcutta, K. ii. fearfully the Kahnpur massa-
132 ; arrives at Banaras (June cres, K. ii. 398 and n. ; his
4), K. ii. 216 ; suppresses order for punishing Kahnpur i. ii. mutiny at Banaras, M. 12 ; mutineers (July 26), K.
receives command of Banaras 399 ; comment on his punish- (June 4), K. ii. 226. ment of Kahnpur mutineers, One of the four who pre- K. ii. 400. served Mr. Beadon's line of Nobly prepares the column six hundred miles, M. i. 143. for Havelock to command,
Appointed to command of K. ii. 276 ; agrees to hold AMhabdd, Z. ii. 263; ar- Kahnpur with a few sick and
rives at Allahabad (June 11), wounded men, M. i. 490 ; re-
M. iii. 439 ; his physical pros- organises police and est^- — ; —
THE HISTORIES Of" THE INDIAN MUTINY. 145
Neill, Gen. cont. Nicholson, Gen. cont. Wishes order in KAhnpur of over-much praise, K. ii.
(July 25), M. i. 498 ; sends 488 n. ; his promptitude of river party against Bithur action causes offence to su-
(July 31), M. i. 499 ; is ready periors, E. ii. 646; strongly to told Kahnpur against any opposes Sir J. Lawrence's sug-
odds, M. i. 499 ; sends party gestion to cede Peshawar, E.
to Jaj aman, which destroys and ii. 616 ; ruffles Sir J. Law-
captures Nana Sahib's boats rence, K. ii. 647 ; his impe-
(July 31), M. i. 499. tuosity, E. iii. 548 ; his apo- His fury at retrograde logy for brusqueness, E. ii.
movement of G-en. Havelock, 648 n. ; his views on the
M. i. 600 ; his letter to Gen. punishment of murderous mu-
Havelock (July 31), M. i. tineers, E. ii. 401 ; counsels
501 n. ; Gen. Havelock's re- moderation in punishment, ply to his letter, M. i. 502 n. E. ii. 488. Sends second river party He and Herbert Edwardes against Bithiir (Aug. 6), M. i. prudently exalt Gen. Eeed into
507 ; sends third river party a useless position, E. ii. 468-
against Bithur, M. i. 508 460 ; attacks and destroys parades his troops with excel- mutinous regiment at Mardan
lent effect, M. i. 609 ; advises (May25),E.ii. 485,486 ; coun- Gen. Havelock to attack Bi- sels further disarmament of
thiir (Aug. 16), M. i. 610. Sepoys, E. ii. 496 ; returns to Appointed to command Peshawar (June 10), K. ii.498. right wing of Lakhnau re- Selected to command Pan-
lieving force, M. i. 618 ; killed jab Movable Column, vpith at Lakhnau (Sept. 26), K. iii. rank of Brigadier-General, E. 543, M. i. 538. ii. 512; his popularity with Neville, Capt., killed in attack the Movable Column, E. ii
on rebels near the Bi'na (Jan. 633 ; disarms 33rd and 35th 30, '68), M. iii. 143. Regiments at Phillaur (June Newberry, Capt., killed in at- 25), E. ii. 634; disarms 59th tack on Shorapiir (Feb. 8, Eegiment (July 9), E. ii.
'58), M. iii. 128. 635 ; disarms wing of 9th Ca- ii. Newbery, Capt., killed at Nasi'r- valry at Amritsar, E. 637 ; abad (May 28), M. i. 253. defeats the Syalkot muti- News, rapidity of transmission neers at Trimmu Ghat (July
of, by natives, K. i. 491. 12), E. ii. 640. Ni'amat-uUah Khan, Nawab, his Ordered, to take his Mov- treason at Muradabad, K. iii. able Column to Dehli (July 253*1. 22), E. ii. 644; his victory at
Nicholson, Gen. John, Assistant Najafgarh, M. ii. 1 ; contem- Commissioner at Peshawar, plates wresting the command
K. ii. 452 ; his early services, from" Gen. Wilson, E. iii.
E. ii. 460-462 ; his personal 650 ; chosen to lead the as-
appearance, K. ii. 649 n. ; his sault on Dehli, E. iii. 680, M.
character, E. ii. 452, iii. 658- ii. 27 ; mortally wounded in
ii, iii. 660 M, 83 j his disclaimer assault of Dehli, E. 599 j 10 — — ;
146 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Nicholson, Gen. cont. Nipalese troops cont.
his last days, K. iii. 657 ; his 319 ; and again at Chanda (Oct.
death (Sept. 23), K. iii. 656, 30), M. ii. 319 ; they capture M. ii. 83. Gorakhpur (Jan. 5, '68), M. ii.
Nicholson, Major, commands 323 ; and the fort of Ambar- Outram's first battery on the pAr (Feb. 25, '58), M. ii.
Gdmtf (March 9, '68), M. ii. 324 ; they arrive at Lakhnau 375. (March 11, '58), M. ii. 388. Nimach, mutiny at (June 4), Nipani, description of fort, M.
E. iii. 315, M. i. 33 ; descrip- iii. 28 ; the Desdis of, discon- tion of, K. iii. 320; Native tented sufEerers under Indm
troops at, K. iii. 321, M. i. Commission, M. iii. 28. 253 garrisoned entirely by Niraiyan Singh, see Narayan ;
Sepoys, M. i. 251 ; mutiny at Singh. (June 3), K. iii. 322, M. i. Nirauli, Raja of Banpur en-
254 ; British officers escape trenches himself at, M. iii.
to Udaipdr, M. i. 254 ; mutiny 106 ; and repulses Col. Da- stopped by Col. Jackson lyell (Sept. 15), M. iii. 107. (Aug. 12), M. ii. 554. Nisban Singh, joins Kunwar Mutineers resolve to march Singh, on the Son, M. ii. 444.
upon Agra, K. iii. 322 ; their Nixon, Major, agent at Bharat-
composition when before pdr, M. i. 257. Agra, K. iii. 383. Nizam, the, Nasir-ud-Daula (up Party of fugitives from, to May),M. iii. 118; Aizul-ud-
iii. rescued by Capt. Showers, Daula (May 18), M. 118 ; K. iii. 356. cordially supports the Eng- Rebels from, hasten to sup- lish, M. iii. 124; Salar Jang, port Mandiswar (Nov. 22), chief minister of, M. iii. 118 M. iii. 79; they meet. Col. Major C. Davidson, Resident Durand at Goraria, and fight with, M. iii. 119; authorises desperately (Nov. 24), M. iii. formation of Haidarabad co- 80. lumn, for service in Central Nipal, description of frontier, India (Aug.), M. iii. 124;
M. iii. 295 ; Bala Eao and his description of his dominions, following driven into (Dec. M. iii. 117.
'58), M. iii. 294 ; the Begam Nizam All Khan, threatens Pi- of Oudh and Nana Sahib h'bhft (Aug. '58), M. iii. 274. driven into (Dec. '58), M. iii. Nonadi, Major H. Havelock cuts 294; Jang Bahadur permits off rear-guard of rebels at
English to pursue rebels in, (Oct. 20, '68), M. ii. 488. M. iii. 295. Norman, Capt., Assistant Adju- Nipalese troops, their marching, tant-General of the Army, E. baggage and loot, M. ii. 497 iii. justly ; 672 ; estimates the they enter Gorakhpdr (July), political danger of delay in
M. ii. 316 ; they occupy advancing on Dehli, E. ii. 167. Azamgarh (Aug. 13), M. ii. Northern India, defenceless
and Janpur (Aug. 15), condition of, ii. 317; E. Ill ; gene-
M. ii. 317 ; they beat the re- ral condition of, in July, K. bels atKudiia (Oct. 19), M. ii. ii.411. THE HISTOEIBS OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 147
North- West Provinces, extent O'Brien, Col., conducts his boat and description, M. i. 144, in safety from FaizAbad to
145, K. iii. 193 ; administra- Danapur, K. iii. 468. tive divisions of, K. iii. 195, O'Brien, Dr., escapes from Lal-
M. i. 146 ; nature of popula- latpur mutiny, M. iii. 98.
tion, K. iii. 194 ; settlement Observatory, the ancient, see of district, K. i. 173; Mr. Dehh'. Thomason emancipates the Obstructive character of StafE cultivators from serfdom, M. Departments of the Army
i. -145 ; British rule benefits (May), E. ii. 146. cultivators, M. i. 145. Officers of Army, reduced by Mr. John Colvin, Lieut.- half-batta order (1830), K. i.
Governor of, K. iii. 195 ; de- 271 ; interest in their men
fenceless condition of, at out- (1809-22), K. i. 257 ; receive
break of Mutiny, ii. power of life and K 197 ; death in all three central points of attack places, K. iii. 661.
in, M. i. 178; efforts to Official correspondence, the bar
strengthen the central line of to rapidity of action, K. i. 510.
i. communication in, M. 29 ; Olpherts, Major William, sug- communication with Calcutta gests retreat from Banaras
interrupted (June), K. iii. 5. (May), K. ii. 202 ; exonerated Character of the outbreak from blame for firing into
iii. in, K. 305 ; extent of dis- Sikhs at Banaras (June 4), organization in (June), K. ii. E. ii. 228; he defeats the
126, iii. 2 ; utter disorganisa- Maulavi (Jan. 14, '58), M. ii.
tion of, K. iii. 245 ; state of, 351 ; beats off rebel attack
in July, K. iii. 89 ; for the (Feb. 21, '58), M. ii. 355; moment, lost, K. ii. 413. beats ofE rebel attack at Nowshera, see Naushira. A'lambagh (March 16, '58), Nundydroog, see Nandidurg. M. ii. 402. Nunny Newab, see Nanni Nawab. Ommaney, Mr., Judicial Com- Nurganj, Brig. Jones defeats missioner of Oudh (1856), K.
the rebels at, M. ii. 529. i. 899 ; his death at Lakhnau, !N'uria,nearPilibhit, Eohilkhand K. iii. 523. rebels advance on (Aug. '58), Ommaney's post, a post at Lakh-
M. iii. 275 ; Lieut. Craigie nau Residency, M. i. 444. sent to protect (Aug. 28, '58), Onao, see Undo.
M. iii. 275 ; Capt. S. Browne Oodeypore, see Udaipur. sont to reinforce Lieut. Crai- Opium eating, drinking, and gie (Aug. 29, '58), M, iii. smoking, common in Oudh,
276 ; Lieut. Craigie repulses K. iii. 426. Eohilkhand rebels at (Aug. Oral, Capt. Alexander commands
29, '58), M. iii. 276. at (May), M. iii. 466 ; Lieut. Tomkinson on duty at, M. iii.
466 ; Lieut. Tomkinson starts 0. from with treasure (June 4), M. iii. 466; Capt. and Mrs. Ob uracy of British character, Alexander sent by Sepoys to K. ii. 606, A'gra (June 8), M. iii. 467. 10 * ;; —
us ANALYTIOAL INDEX OP
Oraon, a tribe in Chutia Mg- Orr, Mrs. cont pur, M. ii. 134. nau (March 17, '58), M. ii. Orr, Capt. Adolphus, of the 403 m.
Oudli Militai-y Police, M. i. Osborne, Lieut. Willoughby, 383 m. political agent at Eewa, M.
Orr, Capt. Alexander, Assistant iii. 110 ; his character, M. iii.
Commissioner in Oudh, M. i. 110 ; wins the support of 383 m. the Raja of Rewa (June), M.
Orr, iii. Capt. Patrick, Assistant Ill ; posts the troops of Commissioner in Oudh, M. i. Rdja of Rewa so as to inter-
383 n. ; induces Sitapiir es- cept rebels, M. iii. Ill ; storms cort to swear to protect fugi- and captures Maihir (Dec. 29),
tives from Mohamdi, M. i. M. iii. 112 ; captures Jakhani
386 ; describes tbe murder of (Dec. 31), M. iii. 112; cap-
Mohamdi fugitives, M. i. tures Bijerajugarh (Jan. '58),
387 n. ; escapes the massacre M. iii. 112 ; defeats rebels at of Mohamdi fugitives (June Eanchanpur and Zorah, M.
4), M. i. 388 w.; rejoins his iii. 112; restrains rebellion in wife at Kachiani, in Mai- Bandelkhand, M. iii. 112.
thauli raj, K. iii. 482, M. i. Oude, see Oudh.
388 ; he and his wife forced Oudh, the home of the Sepoys,
to live in the jungle, K. iii. K. ii. 407 ; early history of, 483, M. i. 388; remains for K. i. 113; profligacy of the
five months at Maithauli, K. Court, K. i. 114 ; subsidy
iii. 484 ; he and the other raised (1801), K. i. 116 ; ef-
English ordered to leave Mai- fects of the subsidy, K. i. thauli (Oct. 25), K. iii. 485; 114; annexation of, threat- he is brought to Lakhnau, ened (1831), K. i. 122; me- with every indignity, K. iii. thods of ameliorating condi-
487 ; he and other officers tion of, suggeste-l (1832), K. of Sitapiir party, shot at i. 122; Court of Directors' Lakhnau (Nov. 16), K. iii. despatch concerning (1834), 489. Lord Bentinck's proposal for
Orr, Major, his gallantry in the amelioration of, K. i. 123 ; his Malwa campaign, M. iii. 87 proposal adopted by Court of
pursues Mahidpiir plunderers Directors, K. i. 124 ; treaty of
(Nov.), M. iii. 74 ; catches up 1837, K i. 126; the treaty iii. to rebels at Eawal, M. 75 ; disallowed by Home Govern-
defeats rebels at Eawal, with ment, K. i. 127 ; Lord Har- severe loss (Nov.), M. iii. dinge threatens 76 ; annexation of sent to watch the Betwa (1847), K i. 131; generally (April 23, '58), M. iii. 173 anticipated in 1849 that its attacks and defeats Rajas of abominations could no longer
Banpur and Shahgarh (April be endured, K. i. 133 ; treaty 30, '58), M. iii. 174; marches of 1837, considered valid by
on Kunch (May '58), M. iii. Col. Sleeman (1853), K. i. 174; moves on Paniar (June 129 w. '58), M. iii. 214. James Outram appointed Orr, Mrs., her rescue ^t Lakh- Resident (1854), E. i. 139; — ;;;; — ;;;
tHE HISTORIES Ol" THE iJ^DlAN MtJTINt. 149
Oudh cont. Oudh cont.
his report on the district, K. hate the British rule, M. iii.
i. 141 ; English ofiBcials 264; they want a common warned of agitation, but dis- leader, M. iii. 265. regard it (1855), M. iii. 481 Stories of British cruelty
tranquil condition of, in 1856, in (1856), K. i. 405 ; beggary
K. i. 395 ; annexation of, K. of Court parasites after an- i. 148; annexation approved nexation, K. iii. griev- 419 ; by Lord Canning, K. i. 381 ances of the ex-King of, K. i. but carried out in a head- 404; the Oudh Mission of strong manner, M. iii. 484; 1856, K. i. 403; the capital bad effects of annexation, M. devoted to the King, M. iii. 263.
i. 348 ; advantages to Sepoys Annexation of Oudh major
from, before annexation, M. cause of the Mutiny, K. ii.
iii. 478 ; its bad effects on the 496»i., M. i. 352, iii. 388. Sepoys and their privileges, Disastrous personal wran-
K. i. 346, M. i. 349, iii. 479, gles among English officials
481. in, K. iii. 420 ; Mr. C. Jackson Mr. Coverley .Jactson be- fails to aid Lord Canning in comes Chief Commissioner, rebutting charges of British
K. i. 398 ; contention between cruelty in, K. i. 406 ; admini- chief officials in (1856), K. i. stration of, in 1856, K. iii. 418. 400; disbandment of old Mr. C. Wingfield's views on
army of K. iii. administration of, M. i. 390 (1856), 423 ; arrears paid by British Go- condition of, in 1857, K. iii.
vernment to old army of, K. 41 7 ; Sir H. Lawrence, Chief
iii. 424 ; alienation of people Commissioner in (March 20), from the British, M. i. 349 M. i. 349; troops occupying
imposition of new taxes by district, K. iii. 430, M. i. 357
the English, K. iii. 425 ; im- disposition of troops in Lakh-
position of heavy tax on nan, M. i. 360.
opium, K. iii. 426 ; opium Sinister rumours about de- largely indulged in, by the struction of caste long in cir-
people, K. iii. 426 ; sudden- culation, M. i. 353; Sir H. ness of English changes, the Lawrence redresses wrongs of
great defect, K. iii. 427 ; an- Court parasites, K. iii. 421 nexation induces natives to his Darbar in Lakhnau (May
assist schemes of Dhundu 12), K. iii. 431 ; he reasons
Pant, E. i. 579 m.; held by with Sepoy officers, M. i. 358 few British troops after an- his proposition to raise pay of
nexation, K. i. 345. Sepoys in, K. iii. 441 ; dis- Revenue settlement in, K. armament of, a delusion, K.
i. 157; rough settlement of iii. 423. taluqdars' claims in, K. i. General rising in (June),
160, iii. 421 ; heavy losses of K. iii. 451 ; the general rising Faizabad taliiqdars, M. i. gives evidence of pre-con-
351 ; the provincial taldqdars certed design, K. ui. 462 feel no loyalty for the King, every station except Lakhnau M. iii. 264; the taluqdars lost to the British (June 12), — ;
150 ANALYTIOAti INDEX OJ*
Oudh cont. Oudh Auxiliary Force raised,
M. i. 410; complete collapse K. i. 128. of English authority in, K. Oudh, Begam of, evacuates Bi-
iii. 481 ; state of, in July, K. thauli on approach of Sir
ii. 407 ; state of, described Hope Grant (April '58), M. by Mr. ii. ii. 497 joins the Maulavi at M. Gubbins, K. ;
408-410 ; number and distri- ShAhjahdnpiir (May 11, '58),
bution of rebel forces in M. ii. 536 ; her head-quarters
(July '58), M. iii. 270 ; G-en. at Chauka Ghat, near Faiz- Havelock enters (July 25), abiid, M. iii. 270; driven K. ii. 414. into Nipal (Dec. '58), M. iii. Lord Canning's impolitic 294. proclamation to (Marcb 20, Oudh, King of, difference in '68), M. ii. 409; nature of feeling for him in his capital the proclamation, M. iii. 247, and the provinces, M. iii.
248 ; Lord Canning excludes 263 ; starts on his journey to from mercy those who had England (1856), K. i. 401;
murdered English men and reaches Calcutta, K. i. 402 ; at
women, M. iii. 249 ; the pro- Calcutta, loses desire to go to
clamation condemned by England, K. i. 402; he is Gen. Outram, M. iii. 250; suspected of complicity in
his reasons for objecting to it, Mutiny, K. iii. 35 and n. ; evi-
M. iii. 251 ; Gen. Outram gets dence of his complicity, K. i.
qualifying clause added to 573 11. ; his arrest in Calcutta
Lord Canning's impolitic pro- (June 15), K. iii. 38-41, M. i. clamation, M. ii. 410, iii. 27; his behaviour under ar-
252 ; Dr. Eussell's remark rest, M. i. 28. on Lord Canning's proclama- Oudh, Nawab of, minister of the
tion, M. ii. 410; Lord Can- Mughal Emperors, E. i.
ning takes credit for the 113 ; nature of administra-
leniency of his proclamation, tion, K. i. 114 ; subsidy
M. ui. 250 ; apparent se- granted by him, E. i. 113 verity, but real leniency, of the he cedes territoiy to the Bri-
proclamation, M. iii. 253. tish (1801), K. i. 117 ; treaty Mr. Eobert Montgomery with (1801), E. i. 117; he is Gen. Outram as created Eaja, i. succeeds K. 119 ; pur- Commissioner of, M. iii. chases part of the tirai, E. i.
262 ; Brig. Berkeley clears 119 ; receives two years of forts in (July '58), M. iii. grace for amendment (1847),
281 ; river steamers watch K. i. 131; character and ad-
the Ganges frontier of (July ministration, E i. 120 ; long- to Sept. '58), M. iii. 285; suffering of the British with
rebels in, lead a wandering respect to, E. i. 120 ; irregu-
life, M. iii. 273 ; strange posi- lar troops disbanded (1801), tion of English in (Oct. '58), E. i. 116. M. iii. 285; becomes British Oudh, Queen-Mother of, starts by right of conquest (April from Calcutta on voyage to
'59), M. iii. 297. England, E. i. 403; her
8ee also Lakhnau. death and burial, E. i. 403. ;; — ;
tHi! HISl!OEIES OP tflB INDIAN MUTINY. 151
Oudh, Sa,adat Ali, Nawab of Outram, Gen. cont. (1817), K. i. 118. for Ddnapur (Aug. 6), E. iii.
Oudh Taluqdars, their fearful 189, M. i. 133 ; specially soli- atrocities, K. i. 135 n. citous for the safety of Allah-
Oudh, Wajid ii. Ah' Shah's amuse- abad, E. 242 ; supersedes
ments, K. i. 132 ; his army a Gen. Havelock (Aug. 16), M.
mere banditti, K. iii. 424; i. 512 ; reaches Allahabad
his passionate grief on his (Sept. 2), M. i. 520; sends dethronement, K. i. 150. Major Eyre to Eudanpati to Outbreak in North- West Pro- attack party of insurgents
vinces, more political than (Sept. 10), M. i. 520; re- military, K. iii. 305, 306. lieved by victory of Major Outram, Gen. James, his early Eyre at Eudanpati (Sept. 11),
acts and character, K. i. 139 M. i. 522 ; marches into
his noble character, M. i. Eahnpur (Sept. 16), M. i.
519 ; his capacity as a gene- 518, 522 ; his appreciation of
ral, M. ii. 413 ; his opinion of Major Eyre's victory at Eu- sanguinary counsellors, K. danpati, M. 1. 522 n. iii. 7. His order to the Array
Becomes Resident at Lath- (Sept. 16), M. i. 623 ; nobly
nau, K. i. 139 ; reports on leaves the command of reliev-
corrupt state of Oudh, K. i. ing force to Gen. Havelock,
141 ; opposed to annexation, M. i. 523 ; his order oi Sept. K. i. 396; but ultimately 16, confirmed and extolled by
annexes Oudh, K. i. 149 ; his Sir Colin Campbell, M. i.
health breaks down in 1856, 524 ; assumes command of
i. resigns Chief troops i. E. 396; (Sept. 26), M. 542 ; Commissionership of Oudh the shutting up of his troops
(1856), K. i. 396. in Lakhnau leaves central line Appointed to command of communication exposed, Persian expedition of 1856, M. ii. 125.
K. i. 422 ; returns from Per- Extends the position occu-
sia to Bombay, M. i. 132 ; te- pied in Lakhnau, M. ii. 151 legraphs to Lord Canning for tries to send his Cavalry from orders (July 9), K. iii. 187 Lakhnau at night, but fails,
i. ii. starts for Calcutta, M. 132 ; M. 153 ; his description of lands at Calcutta (Aug. 1), mining at Lakhnau, M. ii.
i. gloomy pros- w. ; conveys to Alambagh M. 131, 133 ; 159 pects at Calcutta on his arri- plan of city of Lakhnau, M.
val, M. i. 133; his arrival ii. 162 ; his directions to the there coincides with Lord officer relieving Lakhnau, M.
Canning's latest wish, M. i. ii. 596 ; establishes sema-
133 ; he is appointed Chief phore telegraph with Alam- Commissioner of Oudh, and bagh (Nov.), M. ii. 162; kept to command of Daniipur and informed of stages of attack
Kahnpur divisions (Aug. 1), by signals, M. ii. 205 ; re- K. iii. 188, M. i. 133, 519; signs to Gen. Havelock the has to improvise an artillery advance from the Residency iii. embarks (Nov. M. ii. joins force, E. 189; 16), 205 ; — ;; — ;;
152 ANALYTICAL liJDEX Oi*
Outram, Get. cont. Outram, Gen. cont. Sir Colin Campbell (Nov. on the Gdmti, M. ii. 382; 17), M. ii. 204. enfilades rebel second Une of Left in,cliarge of the Alam- defence at Lakhnau (Mar. 11-
bagh (Nov. 26), M. ii. 222, 15, '68), M. ii. 382 ; Sir Colin
S42 ; his position at the Campbell's extraordinary or-
A'lambagh (Nov.), M. ii. 343 der to him (Mar. 14, "'58), ; the Maulavi's plan for driving M. ii. 397, 413; disastrous him from the Alambagh consequences of Sir Colin
(Dec), M. ii. 344; attacked Campbell's order to him, M.
by the Maulavi (Dec. 22), M. ii. 398 ; ordered to cross
ii. 345 ; defeats the Maulavi, Gumti at Sikandar Bagh
M. ii. 346 ; attacked by Lakh- (March 16, '58), M. ii. 399 nau rebels (Jan. 12, '68), M. Sir Colin Campbell's final in- ii. 347; repulses attack, M. structions to, M. ii. 399
ii. 348 ; renewed attack upon storms and carries the Resi-
(Jan. 16, '58), M. ii. 351 ; de- dency at Lakhnau, M. ii.
feats renewed attack, M. ii. 400 ; captures remaining po-
352 ; another attack upon him sitions in Lakhnau (March
(Feb. 15, '58), M. ii. 353 ; a 17, '68), M. ii. 404 ; marches detennined attack upon him against the Mtisa Bagh repulsed (Feb. 21, '58), M. ii. (March 19, '58), M. ii. 406
364 ; despairing attack of pursues rebels from Musa rebels on (Feb. 26, '58), Bagh, M. ii. 408.
M. ii. 356 ; again repulses Condemns Lord Canning's
attack, M. ii. 368 ; his im- Oudh proclamation, M. iii.
portant services at the Alam- 250 ; his reasons for dis-, bagh (Nov. to Feb.), M. ii. senting from this procla- 359. mation, M. iii. 261; autho- Crosses the G-umti to assail rised to amend the pro- Lakhnau (March 6, '58), M. clamation to Oudh, M. iii.
ii. 371; moves along the 252 ; gets a qualifying Gumti (March 6, 7, '68), M. clause inserted in Lord Can- ii. 373; Sir Colin Campbell ning's impolitic Oudh pro-
sends him siege guns (March clamation, M. ii. 410 ; desires
8, '58), M. ii. 373 ; enfilades excessive leniency to Oudh
first line of rebel works at taluqdars, M. iii. 253 ; raised Lakhnau (March 9, '68), M. to the Supreme Council, M.
ii. 376 ; strengthens his posi- iii. 262. tion on the Gdmti (March On the causes of the Mu-
10, '68), M. ii. 378 ; advances tiny, K. ii. 36 n. ; he is suc- to cover Lakhnau bridges ceeded by Mr. Montgomery in (March 11, '58), M. ii. 380 Commissionership of Oudh, plants batteries against Qai- M. iii. 262. sar Bagh and Mess House Outram, Sir James, see Outram, (March 11, '58), M. ii. 380 Gen. J. plants a battery at iron bridge, Outram, Lady, her pleasant Lakhnau (March 11, '58), M. cheerfulness in Fort of Agr4,
ii, 381 ; his admirable work K. iii. 401. —
(THE HiSTOEiES OP l^HB INDIAN MtTlN^. 153
Panic Sunday cont scription P. of, M. i. 25«. ; dis- graceful scenes at Calcutta
during, M. i. 25 ; courage of Paget, Sir Edward, suppresses mercantile and trading com-
the mutiny at Barakpdr munity at, M. i. n. pro- 26 ; (1824), K. i. 269. bable exaggeration in account
Pahlwan Singh, leads the Gor- of, K. iii. 34 ; its commence- kha advance column into ment (June 14), M. i. 23; India (Aug.), M. iii. 464. caused by fear of mutiny of
Palaman, Lieut. Graham block- Barakplir Sepoys, M. i. 24,
aded in, M. ii. 437 ; relieved 26. from blockade (Dec. 8), M. ii. Panipat, occupation of, by Jhi'nd 438; he seizes Debi Bakkas Contingent, K. ii. 163. Edi, and the rebellion col- Panjab, extent and population
lapses, M. ii. 438. (1849), K. i. 48 ; mixed cha- Pallamcottah, mutiny at, threat- racter of the population, K.
ened (1806), E. i. 239. ii. 420 ; advantages of garri- Palmer, Mr. G., attacks and sonuig, with strong British
disperses marauders at Man- force, K. i. 344 ; character of dawar (May), M. iii. 405. Eanjit Singh's administra-
Palmerston, Lord, sends Sir tion, K. i. 54 ; efforts to esta- Colin Campbell to command blish a good native govern-
in India, M. i. 142. ment, K. i. 2 et seq. ; council Pall, Eajd of Jodhpur's troops of regency instituted (1846),
entrench themselves in (Aug.), K. i. 7 ; Henry Lawrence ap-
M. ii. 563 ; defeat of Eaja of pointed Eesident in, K i. 7 ; Jodhpur's troops at (Sept. 8), administration of Henry M. ii. 565. Lawrence as Eesident in, E.
Palpa, Gorkhas from, enter i. 12, 13 ; the battle of Eam-
Gorakhpur (June 28), M. iii. nagar (1848), E. i. 37; siege
452. of Miiltdn (1848-49), E. i.
Pandi, Mangal, the first muti- 39 ; battle of Chillianwala neer, K. i. 538. (1849), E. i. 41; battle of
Pandit, prophecy of a, M. ii. Gujrdt (1849), E. i. 45 ; Af- 350. ghans driven from district by Panhat, the indecisive engage- Sir Walter Gilbert (1849),
ment at (May 18, '58), M. ii. E. i. 45 ; conquest of (1849),
539. E. i. 46 ; its conquest stopped
Panic in Calcutta (May), K. ii. the mutinous tendencies of 114; at Patna (June 7), K. Sepoy army, E. i. 309; an- iii. 74; in Calcutta (June 14), nexation of (1849), E. i. 47,
K. iii. 29, M. i. 25 ; again in M. i. 152 ; effect of annexa- Calcutta (March 3, '58), M. tion on Sepoy allowances, M.
ii. 418. iii. 474 ; Sepoy regiments in, "Panic Sunday," in Calcutta refuse to take reduced pay (June 14), K. iii. 29; de- (1849), E. i. 811. scribed by " Priend of India," Placed under a Board of
K. iii. 35 n.; Dr. Mouat's de- Administration (1849), E. i, — ; — ;
154 ANALitiCAL INDEX Of
Panjab cont. Parke, Brig. cont.
50 ; divided into seven Com- allows Tantia Topi to cross
missionerships, K. i. 63 ; Sikli the Chambal and escape, M.
Sirdars conciliated, i. iii. 325 pursues Tantia Topi K. 69 ; ; becomes a Chief Commis- to Baroda (Nov. '58), M. iii.
sionership (1853), K. i. 61. 352 ; catches Tantia Topi at State of, in May 1857, K. Chhota Udaipur (Dec. 1, '58), ii. 417-419; list of officers M. iii. 352; defeats him administering, K. ii. 421, there, M. iii. 354; himself
422 ; inhabitants losing con- marches 2,000 miles in pur-
fidence in the EngUsh, K. ii. suit of Tantia Topi, M. iii.
476 ; cheerful demeanour of 384. defenders of, K. ii. 462, 487 Paron, Tantia Topi rejoins Man critical condition of, K. i. Singh at (Feb. '59), M. iii. 612; first appearance of re- 368. volt in, checked, K. ii. 430- Parsi's, dispute between them
436 ; Movable Column formed and Muhammadans, at Ba-
(June), K. ii. 633 ; the troops ruch (May), M. iii. 8. sent to Dehli (July 22), K. ii. Partabgarh, one of Rajput 644; Movable Column moves states, M. i. 245 m.; Thakur towards Dehli (July 24), K. of, attacks and puts to flight ii. garrison of, after of Mandiswar rebels, 645 ; Ni- a party
cholson's departure (Sept.), M. iii. 81 ; Tantia Topi
M. iii. 302 ; condition of pro- marches on (Dec. '58), M. iii.
vince (Sept.), M. iii. 300 ; Sir 366; Tantia Topi bafiies J. Lawrence forms small mov- Major JRocke and escapes able column (Sept.), M. iii. (Dec. '58), M. iii. 367. 303. Parulia, Sepoy garrison of
Threatened rising at Derd (July), M. ii. 134 ; mutiny at Ismail Khan (July '58), M. (Aug. 5), M. ii. 136. iii. 305. Paterson, Mr., Magistrate and Panjab system, the, K. i. 60; Collector of G-orakhpur (May), introduced into Oudh (1856), M. iii. 447. K. i. 152. Patiala, Maharaja of, supports Panjabi races, inimical to Se- the English K. ii. 162, M. iii.
poys, K. ii. 472 n. ; their ad- 307 ; he holds Thaniswar, K. miration of English money, ii. 163.
K. ii. 492 ; enlisted by John Patti'ali, battle of (Dec. 17), M. Lavsrrence in the Panjab, K. ii. 291.
ii. 472. Patna, district of Patna Divi-
Pannu, Brig. Barker defeats re- sion, K. iii. 71 n. ; its pecu-
bels at, after desperate battle liarities, M. i. 41 ; its im- (Oct. 8, '58), M. iii. 287. portance, M. i. 40; out-sta- Paramount power assumed by tions of the district of, K.
the British in India, E. ii. 9. iii. 71 ; fanaticism at, E. iii.
Parke, Brig., ordered to con- 78 ; head-quarters of the Wa-
tinue pursuit of Tantia Topi habi's, M. i. 40 ; its popula-
(Aug. '58), M. iii. 325 ; de- tion, M. i. 39 ; census of po- ceived by false reasoning pulation at (1845), E. i. 305 — ;; — ;
tHE HISTORIES OP T^B INDIAtT MUTINY. 155
Patna cont. Patna cont. dangerous cliaracter of popu- work mischief taken from iii. lation of, E. 63, 69 ; con- Wahabi Maulavis, M. i. 53;
spiracy (1845), K. i. 303 ; the seizure of Maulavis at, criti- price for defection actually cised, K. iii. 83.
paid to some Sepoys, K. i. Arrest of the patrolling
307 ; conspiracy divulged by magistrate, M. i. 54 ; Mr. W. JamadAr Moti Misra, K. i. Tayler disarms citizens of
307. (June 20), K. iii. 84, M. i. Mr. W. Tayler, Commis- 54; tranquillity restored (June
sioner at, M. i. 42 ; Industrial 21), M. i. 64 ; All Kari'm im- Institution at, a cause of dis- plicated in plots at, M. i. 54 sension between Mr. Halli- arrest of Waris All (June 23), day and Mr. Tayler, K. iii. M. i. 54.
71 ; state of tbe district in Eising at (July 3), K. iii.
June, K. iii. 64; increasing 84, M. i. 55 ; murder of Dr.
excitement at, K. iii. 68 ; Mr. Lyall by rioters, M. i. 56 W. Tayler calls a council of Eattray's Sikhs put down
Europeans (June 7), M. i. 43 rising at, M. i. 56 ; capture
tbe Judge counsels fight to of ringleaders of rioters, M. i.
Danapur, M. i. 43 ; the Euro- 57; arrest of Pi'r Ali at, K.
peans resolve to support Mr. iii. 85 ; Waris All, P/r All, W. Tayler, M. i. 44; opium and Shaikh Ghasita, hanged
godown at, protected, K. iii. at, M. i. 57 ; arrest and re-
66 ; crisis at (June 7), K. iii. lease of Lutf All Khan (July
74, M. i. 44 ; the Judge takes 6), K. iii. 87, M. i. 57. refuge in opium godown, M. DanapAr Sepoys mutiny
i. iii. i. ; 48 ; panic subsides, K. (July 25), M. 73 Mr. W. 76. Tayler rallies the Europeans
Outrageous attempts to at his house, M. i. 73 ; small corrupt fidelity of Sikhs, M. party improvised to cut ofE
i. 47 ; Mr. W. Tayler discovers some Danapur mutineers, K.
secret societies at (June 7- iii. 102, M. i. 74 ; detachment
M. i. gradual subsi- recalled on revolt of Ir- 11), 48 ; 12th
dence of confidence in Native regulars, M. i. 74 ; critical
gentry, K. iii. 72 ; treasure position of Mr. Tayler on de- conveyed to, a source of dan- feat of Capt. Dunbar, M. i.
iii. ; ger (June 8), K. 67 Se- 104 ; peculiar danger at Gaya poys at Danapur a great and Mozaffarpur out-stations, source of danger, M. i. 50; M. i. 106. the grave responsibilities of Splendid conduct of Mr. Mr. Tayler at, M. i. 51, 105 W. Tayler, M. i. 48; Lord Mr. Tayler resolves to strike Canning's Private Secretary the first blow at the conspi- exonerates Mr. Tayler from rators, M. i. 51. all blame, M. i. 121m.; Sir The Wahabi Maulavis at, John Low recants his adverse
M. i. 52 ; arrest of the three decision against Mr. Taylor's
Maulavis at (June 19), K. iii. conduct, M. i. 121 ; Mr. Dorin 82, 681, M. i. 52; power to also recants his adverse opi- — — ;
156 ANALYTICAL INDEX Of
Patna cont. Peel, Capt. cont. nion against Mr. Tayler, M. detachment on to Eahnpur i. 121. after victory at Eajwa, M. ii.
Mr. Samuells succeeds Mr. 146 ; commands Naval Bri-
Tayler, M. ii. 443 ; the town gade at attack on Lakhnau,
partly fortified (Aug.), M. ii. M. ii. 1 71 ; bombards the 443. Qaisar Bagh (Nov. 19-22),
Paton, Sergeant, Lis brave ex- M. ii. 215 ; his splendid deed ploit at Shah Naji'f (Nov. 16), at Eahnpur (Dec. 6), M. ii.
M. ii. 194«., 197, 383. 271 ; wounded at Lakhnau Patwardhan family, dependants (March 9, '58), M. ii. 378; of the Peshwa, M. iii. 28. created Aide-de-Camp to the Pauri, Kaja of Narwar seizes Queen and E.C.B. (March fort of (Aug. 2, '58), M. iii. 2, '58), M. ii. 645; starts
332 ; Brig. Smith appears be- for Calcutta (April 1, '58), M.
fore (Aug. 7, '58), M. iii. ii. 645 ; dies of small-pox 332; Brig. Napier joins Brig. (April 27, '58), M. ii. 546; Smith before (Aug. 19, '58), Lord Canning's general order
M. iii. 334; evacuated by on his death, M. ii. 547 ; sta- Edja (Aug. 23, '58), M. iii. tue to his memory in Eden
335. Gardens, Calcutta, M. ii. Pav, reductions of, as viewed by 547. the Sepoy, E. i. 302. Pegu, annexation of, E. i. 66
Peacock, Mr. Barnes, Member military defence of, E. i.
of Supreme Council (1856), 459 ; difficulty of procuring
K. i. 387 ; his character, K. i. reliefs for garrison of, K. i. 390. 462. Pearson, Capt., fights his guns Penny, Gen., commands at Dehli till they are wrecked at Shah- after Gen. Wilson, M. ii. 105;
ganj, M. i. 275 ; heroically marches from Balandshahr
strives to save his disabled (April '58), M. ii. 601 ; de-
guns, M. i. 276 ; his cool cou- luded into false security, M.
rage at Hatras (July 3), M. ii. 601 ; attacked and killed i.^ 295. at Eakrauli (April 30, '68),
Pearl brigade, its strength, M. M. ii. 501 ; his column joins
ii. 128 ; employed at Patna Sir Colin Campbell (May 3, (Sept.), M. ii. 128. '58), M. ii. 602. Peel, Capt. William, his cha- Peshwa, the, his supporters in
racter, M. ii. 127 ; reaches the Maratha country, M. iii.
Calcutta in the Shannon 28 ; Baji Eao accepts a pen-
(Aug. 8), E. iii. 185,^ M. i. sion (1818), E. i. 99 ; retires
141 ; starts for Allahabad to Bithiir, E. i. 99. with Naval Brigade (Aug. Peshawar, conference at (1856),
18), M. i. 142, ii. 126 ; reaches E. i. 434-442 ; expected to AilahabM (Sept. 2), M. ii. be suiTendered to the Af-
128 ; assumes command of ghans (1866), E. i. 483. troops at Eajwd (Nov. 2), M. Its garrison in May, E. ii.
ii. 145 ; defeats mutineers at 447, 475 n. ; dread of Afghan
Kajwa, M. ii. 146 ; leads his irruption (May), E. ii. 448 — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 157
Peshawar cont. Persia cont.
opinion of a Sikh Sardar on (1856), E. i. 414; instigated importance of its tranquillity, to seize Hirat by Eussia
E. ii. 449 n. ; council at (1856), E. i. 448w. ; dissen- (May 13), K. ii. 457. sion excited by Persia in Formation of Movable Co- North-West of India (1856),
lumn at, K. ii. 460; Neville E. i. 482 ; war with, decided
Chamberlain selected to com- upon, E. i. 416 ; rupture with
mand the Movable Column, (1855), E. i. 412 ; expedition
K. ii. 461 ; resolution to dis- against starts, E. i. 417 ; the arm Sepoys at, K. ii. 477; Persians try to awaken sedi-
disarmament effected (May tion in Dehli, E. i. 483 ; ad- 22), K. ii. 479; punishment mit attempting a diversion in
of deserters at, K. ii. 481 India, E. ii. 40 n. ; war with
hanging of Subadar Major at Persia ended, E. i. 599. (May 28), K ii. 482. Phayre, Capt. (now Sir Arthur), Recruiting at (June), K. ii. created Commissioner of
677 ; critical condition of, K. Pegu, E. i. 67.
ii. 607. Philibit, see Pilibhi't. Question of abandonment Phillipps, Mr. Alfred, magistrate
of (June), E. ii. pro- of rta, rides into Badaon for 608 ; posal to cede, to Dost Mu- help, E. iii. 283, M. i. 322
hammad, E. ii. 608 ; Capt. his gallant charge while going Hugo James protests against to Badaon, E. iii. 284 n.
cession of Peshawar, K. ii. Phillipps, Mr., and party of fu-
609 ; Nicholson, Edwardes, gitives from Sitapur, lie con- and Cotton, oppose cession of, cealed for ten months, M. i. E. ii. 609, 610; John Law- 381. rence again urges cession of, Phillaur, its situation and im-
E. iii. 611 ; John Lawrence portance, E. ii. 443 ; Fort renews his desire to cede manfully held by Lieut. Grif-
(June 25), E. ii. 612; Ed- fith (May 12), E. ii. 445 ; the wardes, Cotton, and James, Fort saved (May 13), E. ii. entreat Sir John Lawrence 446 inscrutable conduct of ;
not to cede, E. ii. 613 ; John Sepoys at, E. ii. 500. Nicholson opposes cession of, Phillour, see Phillaur.
E. ii. 616 ; Lord Canning Phiilpur, Col. EiOwcroft defeats forbids Sir J. Lawrence to the rebels at (Jan. 19, '58),
cede, E. ii. 619 ; review of M. ii. 324. question of cession of, E. ii. Pili'bhft, Capt. Larkins com- 621. mands at (Aug. '58), M. iii.
Persia, covets Afghanistan, E. 275 ; Ehan Bahadur Ehan
i. 413 ; rumour of success falls back upon (May 5, '58),
over English in spring of M. ii. 529 ; station threatened
1857, E. ii. 35 ; intrigues du- by Nizam All Ehan (Aug.
ring the Crimean War, E. i. '58), M. iii. 274 ; threatened
412 ; war with, threatened by All Ehan Mewati and (1856), E. i. 409; the Per- Nizam All Ehan (Aug. '58), sians again march on Hir4t M. iii. 275, 158 ANALITICAL INDEX OP
Pinickney, Brig., ordered to Pollock, Mr. Archibald, energe- move in concert with Gen. tically provides for re-inforce- Hope Grant (Oct. '58), M. iii. ments passing through Band- 289. ras, K. ii. 239. Piplia, zammdar of, subdued Pollution of caste, Native ru- by Haidarabad Contingent mours of intended, K. ii. (Oct.), M. iii. 74. 118. Pir All, leads the rioters at Polwhele, Brig., a commissioner
Patna (July 3), M. i. 55 ; ar- during temporary illness of rest of, at Patna, E. iii. 85, Mr. Colvin at A'gra, M. i.
M. i. 57 ; execution of, K. iii. 266 ; of&cers at A'gra beg him 86, M. i. 57. to go out against mutineers,
Piru, Col. Turner defeats re- K. iii. 382 ; he resolves to ad- bels at (Oct. 17, '58), M. ii. vance against Ni'mach muti- 486. neers (July 5), K. iii. 379,
Plan of— M. i. 270 ; his vacillation en-
Dehli, K. ii. 513. ables the approaching mu- Operations of British. Army tineers to secure best posi-
before Dehli, M. ii. 68. tion, E. iii. 383 ; hesitates to The final attack of Dehli order a charge at Shahganj,
(as proposed), K. iii. 545. M. i. 272 ; attempts to fight Kahnpur, K. ii. 286. artillery of mutineers, M. i.
City of Kahnpur, M. ii. 276. 272 ; Sepoy cavalry charge City of Lakhnau, K. iii. his guns, M. i. 273; orders 417. advance when too late, M. i.
Intrenched position cover- 274 ; captui-es village at Shah-
ing Lakhnau Residency, M. i. ganj, M. i. 275 ; cannot hold
432. village, M. i. 275 ; retreats Operations for relief and from Shahganj, M. i. 276; withdrawal of Lakhnau gar- returns defeated to Agra Fort,
rison, M. ii. 224. M. i. 277; removed from Operations of British Army command by Governor-Gene-
before Lakhnau in March ral, K. iii. 410, M. i. 286. 1858, M. ii. 400. Ponsonby, Brig. George, com- Piatt, Col., command at Maii, mands at Banaras, E. ii.
M. i. ; murdered at Maii gives up command at 206 201 ; (July 1), M. i. 235. Banaras (June 4), E. ii. Plowden, Mr., Commissioner of 225. Nagpur, M. iii. 113; his cha- Porahat, E4ja of, proclaimed racter and services, M. iii. ruler of Singhbhum (Dec),
115 ; counsels abandoning line M. ii. 438.
of the Narbada (July), M. i. Portuguese Viceroy, places his
242 ; Col. Durand opposes his troops under British com- wish to abandon line of the mand (Nov. '58), M.. iii. Narbadd, M. i. 243; his in- 246. judicious advice counteracted Powain, Edjd of, his unfavour- by Col. Durand, M. iii. 86. able reception of English fu-
Policy of unpreparedness, K. ii. gitives, M. i. 321 ; refuses 105. shelter to fugitives from — —
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 159
Powain, Raj 4 of cord Press cont.
Shahjatanpur, M. i. 384; re-imposition of restraints closes his gates on the Mau- upon, always contemplated,
lavi (June 5, "58), M. ii. K. iii. 17 ; restraints upon,
543 ; the Maulavf slain by proposed, K. iii. 17; outcry his brother (June 5, '58), M. against restrictions on, K. iii.
iii. 544 ; attacked by rebels for 18 ; restraint of, for one year,
killing the iii. Maulavf (Aug. K. 18 ; private letter com- '58), M. iii. 274; protected mending restraint of, K. hi.
iii. ; by De Kantzow, M. 275 ; 19 Lord Canning defends repulses attack (Oct. 8, '58), his restraint of, K. iii. 20,
M. iii. 288. 21 ; restraint of, justified, K.
Powell, Col., the strength of his iii. 22 ; argument against
detachment (Nov. 1), M. ii. censorship, E. iii. 23 ; the 144; starts from Allahdbad " Friend of India " warned, with detachment (Oct. 28), E. iii. 43. M. ii. 143; finds the Bihar Press, Native, its circulation and
mutineers at Kajwa near affect, E. iii. 13 ; its tone Fathpur (Oct. 81), M. ii. changes after Mutiny at Mi-
143 ; attacks Eajwa (Nov. rat, M. i. 18. 2), M. ii. 145; his death Prettijohn, Capt., attacks and during attack, M. ii. 145. defeats Tantia Topi's right Powell, Mr., and others, become at Jhansi (April 1, '58), M.
Mussulmans to save their iii. 163 ; leads decisive charge lives, M. i. 332. at Jaura-Ali'pur (June 22,
Pratt, Lieut.-Col., plants a bat- '58), M. iii. 230 ; his gallant tery at iron bridge, Lakhnau charge at Eanod (Deo. 17, (March 11, '58), M. ii. 381. '58), M. iii. 363. Prayag, or Allahabad, its sanc- Prichard,Lieut. Iltudus Thomas, tity, K. ii. 260. abandons the army for litera-
Prendergast, Capt., his gallant ture, M. ii. 559 n. charge at Shahganj (July 5), Prior, Brig. H., commands Nag- M. i. 274. pdr subsidiary force, M. iii. Press, European and Native 114.
compared, M. i. 16 ; impolicy Privileges of the Sepoys, E. i. of distinguishing between 619. European and Native, E. iii. Probyn, Mr., destroys rebel
19 ; Govemment freely com- boats on the Son (Oct. 14, municate information to, K. '58), M. ii. 484.
iii. 21 n. ; Sir H. Lawrence on Proclamation of May 16, text of
danger of, K. iii. 19 ; the dan- the, E. i. 654 ; the Queen's
gers in India of a free press, (1858), M. iii. 386, 391 ; the K. iii. 664; the unguarded principles on which Her Ma-
utterances of, K. iii. 12 ; its jesty desired it to be based,
dangerous craving for news, M. iii. 390 ; its enthusiastic
K. iii. 14 ; offends ofiicials by reception in India, M. iii. criticism, M. i. 17; warns 396. Government after the Bar- Proclamations, probably of slight hampur outbreak, M. i. 17; utility, E. i. 609 n. ; —
160 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Promptitude in suppressing Purwa cont. signs of mutiny in 1806, dis- 409; then retires on Lakh-
approved of, K. i. 241. nau, M. i. 409. Prophecy of the downfall of the Puteealah, see Patidla.
English power in India, E. ii. 36 m. Protected Sikh States, fidelity of, K. ii. 161. Q. Pryag, see Prayag. Public Works stopped by Lo.'d Canning^, K. iii. 50. Qaddam Rasiil, see Lakhnau. Puchh, Major Gall arrives at, Qaisar Bagh, see Lakhnau. and is joined by Sir H. Eose Queen's birthday at Calcutta, ^(May 1, '58), M. iii. 174. observance of (May 24), E. Puna, G-en. Woodburn returns ii. 119.
to, in bad health, M. i. 243. Queen's Proclamation, text of the, M. iii. 891 places at Punjab, see Panjab. ; Punishment of Deserters at which it was read with cere- iii. Peshawar, K. ii. 481 ; of mu- mony (Nov. 1, '58), M.
tineers at Hot-Mardan (June 395 ; its enthusiastic recep- 10), K. ii. 290; atKahnpiir tion in India, M. iii. 896.
by Gen. Neill, K. ii. 399 ; Sir J. Lawrence and J. Nicholson counsel discrimination in, E.
ii. the punishment sug- 488 ; R. gested by Col. J. Nicholson,
E. ii. 401 ; opinion of the devout concerning, E. ii. Race and caste of Sepoy Army,
402. in 1857, E. i. 621-626." Purnell, Col., commands 00th Radcliffe, Capt., his gallant Regiment advancing from charge with Volunteers, M. i.
Lakhnau Residency (Nov. 426 ; his death at Lakhnau
16), M. ii. 206 ; secures pos- (Sept. 25), E. iii. 542. session of Chfni Bazar, at Radhava Govind, Dfwan of Lakhnau (March 14, '58), M. Eirwi (May '58), M. iii. ii. 393; joins Gen. Hope 199. Grant at Chinhat (June 11, Radho Govind, see Radhava Go- '68), M. iii. 267. vind. Piirnia, district of Bhagalpiir, Raghugarh, zamindar of, sub-
M. ii. 129 ; Mr. Yule marches dued by Haidarabad Contin- with troops to (Dec. 1), M. ii. gent (Oct.), M. iii. 74. 426; Mr. Yule defeats the Eaghunath, succeeds to the R&j mutinous Cavalry at, M. ii. of Jhansi (1840), E. i. 90. 429. Raghunath Rao, Peshwa, his Pdrw4, Capt. Evans, Deputy descendants rule at Eirwi Commissioner at, M. i. 409 (May '58), M. iii. 199. Capt. Evans stays at his post Ragonath Rdo, see Raghunath untU surrender of Gen. and Raghunath Rdo. Wheeler at Eanhpur, M- i- Ragugarh, see Raghugarh. — ;
THE HISTOEIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 161
Eaikes, Mr., his testimony to Eajputana cont. devotion of ladies in Agra request for assistance, K. iii. Fort, M. i. 284 n. 352; effect of British rule
Railways, introduced into India upon, M. ii. 651 ; reasons by Lord Dalhousie, K. i. for tranquillity of, during Mu-
193. tiny, M. ii. 576 ; military oc- Railways and telegraphs, heavy cupation of, M. i. 248. blows to Brdhmanism, K. i. Principal British officers
193. in, K. iii. 353 ; Col. G. St. P. Raines, Col., drives rebels from Lawrence, political chief of,
hills beyond Kota-kf- sarai M. i. 245 ; Col. Lawrence (June 17, ;58), M. iii. 219. ordered to abandon, K. iii.
Eaipur, garrison of, M. iii. 113. 352 ; and refuses, K. iii.
Eajab Ali, Munshi, Native 353 ; condition of district agent, his character, M. ii. (May), M. i. 247; Col. G. 74. Lawrence comprehends full Eaja Edm, assists the English significance of Mirat out-
in restoring order in Agra, break, M. i. 247 ; exposed
M. i. 278. condition of A'jmir arsenal in
Eajgarh, Gen. Michel meets May, M. i. 248 ; fort of A'jmir Tantia Topi at, M. iii. 329; occupied by Mairs and arsenal
Tantia Topi completely de- saved, M. i. 250 ; Col. G-. Law- feated near (Sept. '58), M. rence repairs and provisions iii. 330. fort of Ajmi'r, M. i. 255; and Eajmahal, district of Bhagal- summons British troops from pur, M. ii. 129. Disd (May), M. i. 249; pro- Eajpur, Tantia Topi defeated clamation to Native states of,
at (Nov. 24, '58), M. iii. 350. M. i. 251; Col. G.Lawrence Rajput Princes, uneasy feeling goes to Bi'aor (June 1), M. i.
among, caused by annexations, 254 ; rising of Sepoys (June),
K. i. 96. M. i. 12 ; arrival of troops Rajput States, their antiquity from Disa (June 12), M. i.
and dignity, K. i. 93 ; they 255 ; Col. G. Lawrence dread absorption, K. i. 97. strictly preserves routine of
Eajpura, Tantia Topi levies civil duties in, M. i. 256 n. contribution from Chief of Lord Elphinstone sends a co- (Nov. '58), M. iii. 352. lumn of troops to (July), M.
Eajputana, the constituent iii. 19 ; admirable results of
states of, M. i. 245 n. ; ex- Col. G. Lawrence's far-seeing pected to be annexed by the policy, M. i. 261. English (1856), K. i. 483, Mutiny at I'rinpura (Aug.
484 n. ; favourable to British 22), M. ii. 658; Thakur of
supremacy, M. i. 246 ; uncer- Awah forced to join the re- tain friendship of, K. iii. bels, M. ii. 564; Gen. G. popular feeling antago- Lawrence makes an attempt 351 ; nistic to English, M. iii. 345 on Awah, but retires, M. ii. ;
chiefs of, co-operate with the 567 ; defeat of Rdja of Jodh- British, K. iii. 358; Maha- pdr's army (Sept. 8), M. ii.
raja of Jodhpur, anticipates 565 ; mutiny at Kota (Oct. u — —
162 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Raj putand eont, Rampur cont.
15), M. ii. 569 ; Col. Holmes ii. 484; Firoz Shdh seizes part captures and destroys Kwah of Lieut. Stack's convoy near (Jan. 24, "58), M. ii. 573; (Dec. '58), M. iii. 364; Na- re-inforcements under Major- wab of, his steadfast loyalty G-en. H. G. Roberts arrive to the British, K. iii. 260,
(March '68), M. ii. 573 ; Gen. M. ii. 520. Roberts commands field force Rampur Kussia, description of,
in (June '58), M. iii. 319; M. iii. 290 ; Oudh rebels oc- (Sept. '58), M. iii. 273 Gen. Michel succeeds to com- cupy ; mand in (Aug. '68), M. iii. captured by Brig. Wetherall 328. (Nov. 3, '68), M. iii. 290. Raleigh, Cornet, murdered at Ram Rao Govind, created minis- Lakhnau (May 30), M. i. 376. ter of Nana Sahib at Gwaliar Rdmbatkas, rebel leader in (June 1, '58), M. iii. 210. Oudh, M. iii. 271. Ramsey, Brig., commands con- Ram Chand, created ruler of tingent at Gwaliar, K. iii.
Jhansi (1822), K. i. 89, M. i. 313 ; objects to families of 180. Contingent officers removing
RamohandraBapaji, minister of to Residency, K. iii. 314 ; dis-
Dhar, M. iii. 68 ; acts anta- trusts Sindhia, K. iii. 314 n. gonistically to wishes of the Ramsay, Major H., brings his English (May), M. iii. 68. Gorkhas from Palpa into Ramdurg, Chief of, proves to Gorakhpur (June 28), M. iii. Mr. Manson the defection of 452.
' Narglind (May '58), M. iii. Ram Singh, Maharao of Kota,
242. M. ii. 568 ; causes the Mu- Ramgarli, Raja of, loyally as- tiny to break out (Oct. 15), sists the English, M. ii. 136. M. ii. 569. Ramkot, Zamindar of, assists Ram Singh, Raja of Jaipur, party of fugitives from Sfta- thoroughly devoted to the pur, M. i. 381. English, M. i. 267. Rdm Mohan Rae, agent of Ak- Rana of Udaipdr, see Udaipur. bar Shah in England, K. ii. Ranch], Sepoy garrison of 11. (July), M. ii. 134; mutiny at
Rammohun Roy, see Ram Mo- (July 31), M. ii. 135 ; Capt. han R4e. Dalton forced to abandon, M. Ramnagar, battle of (1848), K. ii. 135. i. 37. Raneegange, see Raniganj. Ramnardyan Pande, a gallant Ranga Bapaji, agent of SitAra Sepoy at Lakhnau, M. ii. in England (1853), K.i. 110. 157 n. Rangpiir, Mr. Macdonald saves Ramnuggur, see Ramnagar. Government treasure at Ramparshdd Singh, Babu, cap- (Dec), M. ii. 427; party of tured, and his house burned seamen arrive at, from Cal- by Oudh rebels (July '68), cutta (Dec. 15), M. ii. 430. M. iii. 279. Rdngun, the Queen's proclama- Rampur, Col. Walters defeats tion read with ceremony at rebels at (Sept. 9, '58), M. (Nov. 1, '58), M. iii. 395', ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 163
Eaniganj, ominous fires at, Eao Sihih—cont.
early in 1857, E. i. 497. escapes through Chattarbhuj Eani of Jhansi, see Jhansi. pass (Feb. 15, '59), M. iii. Eanod, G-en. E. Napier arrives 368; his army melts away
at (Dee. 17, '58), M. iii. completely, M. iii. 369 ; dis- 362. appears into obscurity (Feb. E4o Bhawani Singh, his loyalty '59), M. iii. 369. and calm courage, M. i. 158, Eapti, danger of fording, M. iii. 159. 295. Eao Eagonath Eao, Eaja of Eathgarh, description of, M. iii.
Jhansi, M. i. 180. 139 ; Sir Hugh Eose invests
Eao Sahib, nephew of Nand (Jan. 24, '58), M. iii. 139 ; the
Sdhib, E. ii. 312 ; sends Tan- rebels make sorties from, M.
tia Topi with a fresh army iii. 140 ; Sir Hugh Eose opens against English (May '58), breaching batteries against M. iii. 174; orders Tantia (Jan. 27, '58), M. iii. 141 Topi to attack Kalpi and Eaja of Banpur attempts to
Charthdri, M. iii. 161 ; attacks raise the siege of (Jan. 28,
English left at Kalpi (May '58), M. iii. 141 ; rebels eva- 22, '58), M. iii. 184; flies cuate fort (Jan. 28, '58), M. from Gulauli to Gropalpur iii. 142. (May '58), M. iii. 203; created Eattan Man Singh, of Nipal, Grovernor of Grwaliar (June 1, ordered to co-operate with
'58), M. iii. 209 ; demands a English against Dakha mu- contribution from Eana of tineers, M. ii. 434. Jhalra Patau (Aug. '68), M. Eattray, Capt., raises a body of
iii. Sikhs, i. ; 326 ; joins in attempt on M. 44 reports out- Indor (Aug. '58), M. iii. rageous attempts to corrupt 327; occupies Lalatpur his Sikhs, M. i. 47; puts (Sept. '58), M. iii. 338; de- down rising at Patna (July feated at Sindhwao (Oct. M. i. guards treasure 3), 56 ; '58), M. iii. 340; after his into Patna (June 8), E. iii.
defeat rejoins Tantia Topi 67 ; left in charge of Chutia at Lalatpur, M. iii. 340 grave Nagpur (Oct.), M. ii. ; 141; importance of his presence in led into a false position by Nagpur territory, M. iii. Mr. Alonzo Money, M. ii.
343 ; escapes with Tantia Topi 445 ; defeats a body of rebels from defeat at Khorai (Oct. at Akbarpur (Oct. 7), M. ii. 25, '58), M. iii. 342; Tantia 445; fights the rebels at Topi's only companion (Dec. Dhanchua (Nov. 6), M. ii. 446. '58), M. iii. 354; quarrels Eawal, fierce contest of rebels with Tantia Topi (Jan. '59), with Major Orr's force (Nov.),
M. iii. 367 ; abandoned by M. iii. 76. Tantia Topi (Feb. '59), M. Eawalpindi, mutiny at, E. i.
iii. 367 ; with 8,000 followers 310 ; council at (May 16), E. marches on Eoshani (Feb. ii. 461.
'59), M. iii. 368 ; defeated by Eawul Pindee, see Eawalpindi. Brig. Honner at Eoshani Eead, Lieut., killed at attack
(Feb. '59), iii. ii. 10, M. 368 j on Jiran (Oct. 23), M. 571. 11 * — ;
164 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Eeade, Mr. E. A., a commis- Eeid, Major cont. sioner during temporary ill- neers (June 12), E. ii. 545 ness of Mr. Colvin at Agra, and again attacked (June 13,
M. i. 266 ; on the prophecy 15), K. ii. 647; bears the of the downfall of the Eng- brunt of the affray for
lish raj , K. i. 486 ; saves the months, K. ii. 545 ; Brig. Wil- revenue records, M. i. 277; son disregards his pencil his noble unselfishness at notes during siege of Dehli " iii. n. ; his as unofficial," M. ii. 17 n. Agra, K. 396 ; cheerful assistance to all in commands fourth column of Fort of Agra, K. iii. 404; assault at Dehli, M. ii. 28; becomes chief civil officer at his plan of attack on Kishan- Agra (Sept. 9), M. ii. 94; ganj, M. ii. 579; wounded prepares for defence of sta- while leading fourth column tion at Agra, K. iii. 229, M. of attack on Dehli, K. iii.
ii. 96 ; recommends to Go- 608. vernment military rule at Ee-inforcements reach Calcutta, Agra (Sept. 9), M. ii. 94. K. ii. 130, 135; pushed up Eebellion or Mutiny, which is country, K. ii. 136.
it ? K. i. 617. Ee-marriage of Hindu widows, Eedan battery, a post at Lakh- BUI to remove legal obstacles
nau Eesidenoy, i. 442. to, K. i. 190 w. question ar- M. ; " Eed Pamphlet," extract from, gued, K. i. 188-190. as to " Panic Sunday " in Eemmington, Capt., commands
Calcutta, M. i. 24, 25. Eeid's battery before Dehli,
Eeductions of pay, dangerous, M. ii. 12 ; his splendid con- K. i. 302. duct at Lakhnau (Nov. 18), Eeed, Gen., counsels delay in M. ii. 214. assault of Dehli (June 16), Eenaud, Major, advances with K. ii. 634; assumes com- detachment from Allahabad mand of Dehli Field Force (June 30), K ii. 274, 284; on death of Gen. Anson (July terrible instructions given to 6), K. ii. 630, 673; resigns his column (June 30), K. ii. command of Dehli Field 274; severities inflicted by,
Force to Brig. A. Wilson K. ii. 284 n. ; killed at bat-
(July 17), K. ii. 686. tle of Aon (July 16), K. ii. Eeed, Lieut., pursues rebels 369. from Garhakot, M. iii. 146. Eeiiny, Capt., A. W., his bra- Eegular and Irregular military very at capture of magazine
systems discussed, K. i. 337. at Dehli, K. iii. 700, M. ii.
Eeid, Major Charles, commands 69 ; his artillerymen do much Gorkha regiment at Dehra execution in street-fighting in Dun (May), M. iii. 419; Dehli, M. iii. 502. marches from Dehra Dun to Eent-free tenures, E. i. 168; Mirat (May),M. iii. 420. how treated in the North-
Commands at Hindu Eao's West, E. i. 172.
House, Dehli, K. ii. 645 ; his Eepressive measures passed by
remarks on this position, K. Legislative Council, E. ii,
iii, 672 ; attacked by muti- 275 w, —
*HE HlSTOBiES OJP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 166
Eesistance or concesssion, policy Eieketts, Mr. Henry cont. of, K. i. 322. successor to Outram in Oudh, Eesources for suppression of K. i. 396. Mutiny neglected by Govern- Eieketts, Mr. Mordaunt, Magis- ment (June 1), M. i. 5. trate and Collector at Shah-
Eesumption operations, by jahanpur, K. iii. 278 ; mur- • wholesale, K. i. 169, 170. dered at Shahjahanpur (May
Eevenue, collected in silver, a 31), K. iii. 280, M. i. 319. source of temptation, K. iii. Eiddell, Col., defeats a body of
246 ; settlement of, K. i. rebels on the Jamna (May 25,
166 ; injurious effect of the '58), M. iii. 210 »i.; moves system at Badaon, K. iii. with siege train on Gwaliar 282 «. (June '58), M. iii. 215. Eewa, description of defences Eidge, the, at Dehli, description
of, M. iii. 110; Lieut. Wil- of, K. ii. 516 ; occupied by loughby Osborne political the British (June 8), K. ii.
agent at, M. iii. 110 ; troops 193. See Dehli.
of the Eaja of, posted so as Eifles, ammunition for, E. i.
to intercept rebels, M. iii. 518, 519 ; ammunition of two-
Ill ; the Raja of, resolves to grooved, its composition, K. i. support the English cause 655.
(June 8), M. iii. Ill ; he Eipley, Col., cut down at the sends some troops to Banda, Kashmir Gate of Dehli M. iii. 112. (May 11), E. ii. 85. Rewakanta, Native stat^ in Eiwa, feudatory in Sagar ter-
Bombay Presidency, M. iii. ritory, M. hi. 88 ; arrest of 2. treasonable messenger to
Eice, Capt. W,, scatters Piroz Darbar of (April 25), M. i. Shah's followers at Sarpur 204. (Dec. 22, '58), M. iii. 364. Eiwari, captured by Brig. Show- Eichardson, Major J. F., joins ers (Oct.), M. ii. 108. Mr. Yule in pursuit of Dakha Eoberts, Capt., commands de- mutineers (Jan. 11, '58), M. ii. tachment from Sagar (Nov.),
433 ; Dakha mutineers escape M. iii. 108. from him (Jan. 19, '58), M. Eoberts, Lieut., his gallantry ii. 435. at Pathgarh (Jan. 2, '68), M. Eieketts, Mr. George Henry, ii. 305. Deputy Commissioner at Lu- -Eoberts, Major-Gen. H. G., leads dhiana, bravely disputes the re-inforcements into Eajpii-
Satlaj, ii. ii. passage of the K. tana (March), M. 573 ; 603-505; Brig. Johnstone's captui-es Kota (March 30), timidity leaves him to be M. ii. 575; commands Eaj-
overpowered, K. ii. 607 ; he putana i'ield Porce (June disarms town of Ludhiana, '58), M. iii. 319; occupies
K. ii. 509. Nasirabad, M. iii. 319 ; forces Eieketts, Mr. Henry, a Bengal Tantia Topi to turn from ad- civilian, K. i. 396; engaged vance on Jaipur (June 28, on scheme for retrenching sala- '68), M. iii. 319; discovers
ries, K. i. 397 ; suggested as Tantia Topi at Bhilwara (Aug. — ; ; '
166 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
Roberts, Major-Gen. cont. Eobertson, Mr. Thomas Camp-
7,^ '58), M. iii. 321 ; attacks bell, his dislike of the policy Tantia Topi and puts him to of weakening influential na-
flight, M. iii. 322 ; catches up tives, K. iii. 453 n. to Tantia Topi at Eankrauli, Eobinson, Capt., leads left of near the Banas (Aug. 13, '68), right attack at storming of M. iii. 322; defeats Tantia Jhansi (April 3, '58), M. iii. Topi (Aug. 14, '58), M. iii. 166.
323 ; his method of obtaining Eocke, Major, stops Tantia correct and speedy intelli- Topi's march on Udaipur
gence, M. iii. 323 n. ; he de- (Dec. '58), M. iii. 356 ; Tdn- putes Brig. Parke to continue tia Topi escapes him at Par- pursuit of Tantia Topi (Aug. tabgarh (Dec. '58), M. iii.
'58), M. iii. 325 ; he is trans- 357. ferred to command of Guja- EohUkhand, the Pathan inha-
rat (Aug. '58), M. iii. 328; bitants of, K. iii. 251 ; Khan prevents Tantia Topi enter- Bahadur Khan becomes su-
ing Gujardt, M. iii. 346. preme in, M. i. 332 ; the na- Eobertson, Lieut. - Governor, ture of his rule in, M. i.
his views on Edmonstone's 333 ; his proclamation for ex- Mainpuri settlement, E. i. termination of Christians, K. 163 ». iii. 288; he fights with the
Eobertson, Major, captures rebel Thakurs, M. i. 333 ; the peo-
guns at Dhar, M. iii. 70 ; his ple sicken of Khan Bahadur gallantry in the Malwa cam- Khan's rule, and long for the paign, M. iii. 87; beats ofE return of the English, M. i.
rebel attack at Alambagh 336 ; force with which rebels (March 16, "58), M. ii. 402 hold district (May '58), M.
sent to Gopalpur in pursuit ii. 522 ; the rebels driven of rebels (May 25, '58), M. from (May '58), M. ii. 640
iii. 211 ; follows rebels to- Capt. Boisragon strikes the wards Gwaliar, and ascer- first blow at rebellion in (Jan. tains its capture by them 9, '68), M. iii. 416; Lord
(June '58), M. iii. 211 ; sent Canning insists on immediate in pursuit of Man Singh attack of (April '68), M. ii.
(Aug. '58), M. iii. 335 ; over- 498 ; main posts of the rebels takes Ajit Singh at Bijapur in (AprU '58), M. ii. 600; (Sept. 3, '58), M. iii. 335; strength of mutineers from, defeats Ajit Singh near Bi- which reached Dehli, K. ii.
japur (Sept. 4, '58), M. iii, 665 n. ; rebels of district 336. cross Eamganga and occupy Eobertson, Mr. Dundas, Assist- Shamshabad (Jan. 25, '58), ant Magistrate at Saharanpur, M. ii. 312; their desperate M. i. 299; by boldness and courage at Nuria (Aug. 29, prudence holds Sahdranpur to '68), M. iii. 276. its allegiance, M. i. 300. Eohillas, desperate fight with at Eobertson, Mr. J. C, Assistant Goraria (Nov. 24), M. iii. 81. officer at Dehrd Dun (May), Eohini, murderous attack on M. iii. 419. Major Macdonald, Adjutant — ; —
ItHE HISTOfelES 0? TH£ INDIAN MUTlNJ-. 16?
Eohiui cont. Eose Major-Gen. cont. Leslie, and Dr. Grant, at E4ja of Banpur attempts to
(June 12), K. iii. 171, M. i. raise the siege of Eathgarh
37 ; tlie mui-derers are Sepoys (Jan. 28, '68), M. iii. 141 ; re- of Major Macdonald's own bels evacuate fort of Eath-
regiment, M. i. 38 ; they are garh (Jan. 28, '68), M. iii.
seized and hung in face of 142 ; chases rebels from Eath-
the regiment, M. i. 38. garh to the banks of the Eohnee, see Eohini. Bina, and defeats them (Jan. Eohtat, mutiny at (June), K. 30, '68), M. iii. 143.
ii. 546 ; the district brought Eelieves Sagar (Feb. 3,
to submission by Van Cort- '68), M. iii. 144 ; marches landt (Oct.), M. ii. 107. against Garhakot (Feb. 11,
Eolland, Major, commands Na- '58), M. iii. 145 ; attacks Garh-
tive Infantry at Kolhapur akot, M. iii. 145 ; the rebels (May), M. iii. 37. evacuate Garhakot (Feb. 12,
Eoman Catholic community in '58), M. iii. 146 ; returns from Port of Agra, their reserved Garhakot to Sagar (Feb. 17, conduct, K. iii. 402. '58), M. iii. 146. Eoorkhee, see Etirki. Equips his force for march Eose, Lieut., greatly distin- on Jhansi, M. iii. 147; cap- guishes himself at attack on tures fort of Barodia (Feb.
Morar (June 16, '58), M. iii. 27, '68), M. iii. 148 ; threat- 217; he and Lieut. Waller ens front and turns flank of capture rock-fortress of Gwa- Maltun pass (March 4, '68),
liar (June 20, '58), M. iii. M. iii. 148 ; stoutly resisted
228 ; killed in capture of at pass of Madanpur (March Gwaliar fort, M. iii. 228. 4), M. iii. 149; carries Ma- Eose, Major-Gen. Sir Hugh, danpur pass by infantry
K.C.B., his former services, charge, M. iii. 150 ; marches
M. iii. 134-136 ; his untiring on Jhansi (March 19, '58), M.
care for his men, M. iii. iii. 163 ; takes ground near
189 ; begins to operate near Jhansi' (March 20, '58), M.
the Jamna (March '58), M. ii. iii. 154 ; ordered to march on 450. Charkhdri (March 21, '58),
Commands Bombay column M. iii. 156 ; Sir E. Hamilton in Central India (Dec), M. authorises him to disobey or-
iii. 136 ; takes up command der to march on Charkharj,
at Mau (Dec. 16), M. iii. 134 M. iii. 156 ; appears before goes to Sihor (Jan. 8, '58), M. Jhans{ and reconnoitres
iii. ; Sihor to '58), M. iii. 138 marches from (March 21, ^
Eathgarh (Jan. 16, '58), M. iii. 156 ; invests Jhansi (March iii. 139 ; invests Eathgarh (Jan. 22, '58), M. 159 ; effects
24, '68), M. iii. 139 ; drives re- breach in walls of Jhansi into fort (March 29, '58), M. iii. 160 bels from town of ; Eathgarh (Jan. 25, '58), M. Tantia Topi advances to drive
iii. 140 ; opens breaching him from the town (March iii. batteries against Eathgarh 31, '58), .M. 161 ; his cri-
(Jan. 27, '68), M. iii. 141; tical position, M. iii. 162 ; he — ; — ;
168 AKALYTlOAt) liSTDEX Oi*
IJose, Major-Gen. cont. Eose, Major-Gen. cont. attacks Tantia Topi (April by Sir Colin Campbell for 1, '58), M. iii. 163; totally assuming command unautho-
defeats Tantia Topi, and cap- rised, M. iii. 213 n. ; marches tures every gun, M. iii. 165; on Gwaliar (June 5, '58), M. he captures Jhansi (April 4, iii. 214; joined by Brig. Eo-
'58), M. iii. 171 ; his loss in bert Napier (June 16, '58),
the capture of Jhiinsf (April M. iii. 215 ; reaches Bahadur- 3-5, '58), M. iii. 171. pur (June 16, '58), M. iii. Eesolves to attack Kalpf, 215; attacks Mordr (June 16, M. iii. 172 joins Major Gall '58), M. iii. captures ; 216; at Puchh (May 1, '58), M. iii. Morar, M. iii. 218; marches 174; captures Lohari near to assist Brig. Smith (June
Kunch (May '58), M. iii. 18, '68), M. iii. 222 ; captures to '58), 175 ; pursues Tantia Topi Gwaliar city (June 19,
Kalpi' (May 58), M. iii. 178 M. iii. 226 ; carries the he makes flank march upon heights near Gwaliar, M. iii. Kiinch, M. iii. 176; com- 225; prevents Tantia Topi pletely defeats rebels at crossing into Khandesh Kunch, M. iii. 177; advances (Nov. '58), M. iii. 346. from Kunch to Gulauli (May Eecapitulation of his me- 15, '58), M. iii. 180; effects morable campaign, M. iii.
junction with Col. Maxwell 231 ; his farewell order to
at Gulauli, M. iii. 181 ; opens Central India Field Force, M. attack on Kalpi (May 19, iii. 232.
'68), M. iii. 183 ; defeats rebel Becomes Commander-in- attack of May 22, and cap- Chief of Bombay Presidency, tures Kalpi, M. iii. 186; M. iii. 232. occupies fort at Kalpi (May Eosser, Capt., said to have sug- 23, '58), M. iii. 187. gested pursuit of Mi'rat mu- Completely carries out the tineers along the Dehli road,
plan of campaign proposed by K. ii. 67 ; his offer to cut off Sir E. Hamilton, M. iii. 188 mutineers escaping from ; Mi- clears the way for Gen. Whit- rat to Dehlf,K. ii. 663, 692. lock, M. iii. 198; encounters Eoutine, baneful effects of, K.
the danger, and Gen. Whit- ii. 147 ; its oppressive cha-
lock enjoys the spoils, M. iii. racter, M. i. 289 ; mars effect 201. of punishment of 34th Eegi-
Sends column in pursuit of ment (April), K. i. 549; rebels to Gopiilpur (May 25, causes dangerous delay when
'58), M. iii. 211 ; sends Brig. excitement begins, K. i. 511 Stuart towards Gwaliar in it is the safeguard of sedition,
iii. pursuit of rebels, M. 212 ; K. i. 510. resigns command of Central Eowcroft, Col., strength of his
India Field Force (June 3, force in Tirhut, M. ii. 321; '58), M. iii. 212. organises force at Tirhut Eeassumes command on (Nov.), M. ii. 331; marches emergency (June 4, '58), M. against rebels at Sobanpur
iii. 213 ; severely reprimanded (Dec. 26), M. ii. 322 ; defeats — ; — ;;
THE HiS'iOEIES Oi" THE INDIAN MUTINY. 169
Eowcroft, Col. cont. Eup Singh cont. rebels at Sobanpur, M. ii. M. iii. 309; attacks Capt.
322 ; marches to Burliat Gordon (Aug. '58), M. iii.
Gbat on the Ghaghra (Dec. 309 ; defeated, and fort of 27), M. ii. 322; attacks and Barhi captured, M. iii. 310 defeats Muhammad Husain reappears at Kuwari (Oct. atHariya (June 18, '58), M. '58), M. iii. 310; completely- iii. iii. 282 ; joins Jang Baha- defeated at Kuwari, M. dur's force at Barari (Jan. 310.
19, '58), M. ii. 323; defeats Eurki, engineering depot, K. ii. the rebels at Phulpur (Jan. 174 ; protection of, arranged 19, '58), M. ii. 324; commands by Col. Baird Smith (May in Gorakhpur (Feb. '58), M. 16), E. ii. 176; mutiny of
ii. 451 ; encamps at Amorha sappers at, K. iii. 258 ; muti- (March '58), M. ii. 452; nous sappers disarmed at
marches against entrenched Muradabad, K. iii. 259 ; mu- camp at Belwa (March 4, tineers from plan an attack '58), M. ii. Mahndi on Bi'jnur (May), M. iii. 402 451; ; Husain attacks him and is Col. Coke organises transport totally defeated (March 5, for column at, M. ii. 513
'58), M. ii. 452 ; he occupies column from, crosses the Hir (June 25, '58), M. iii. Ganges (April 17, '58), M. ii.
282 ; defeats Biila Eao at 514. Tulsipur (Dec. '58), M. iii. Eussell, Brig., commands fifth 293. brigade at final attack on Euiya, description of fort of, Lakhuau, M. ii. 172. M. ii. 504; Narpat Singh's Eussell, Dr., his remark on Sir desires to evacuate, M. ii. Colin Campbell's extraordi-
505 ; Gen. Walpole attacks nary order to Gen. Outram,
(April 15, '58), M. ii. M. ii. 413 n. ; his description
506 ; Narpat Singh beats ofE of the plunder of the Qaisar Gen. Walpole, M. ii. 507; Bagh (March 14, '58), M. ii.
and then evacuates fort 394 ; his comment on Lord (April 15, '58), M. ii. 508; Canning's Oudh proclamation Col. Adrian Hope sacrificed (March 20, '58), M. ii. 410; at useless attack of (April describes fury of troops at
15, '58), M. ii. 508 ; account death of Adrian Hope, M. ii.
of Adrian Hope's death at, 609 n. ; his character of Adrian
M. iii. 513. Hope, M. ii. 609 ; his eulogy Eumours of coming of Persian of Capt. W. Peel, M. ii. 127. army to India, in spring of Eussia instigates Persia to seize 1857, K ii. 35. Hirat (1866), K. i. 448 Ji. Eungo Bapojee, see Eanga Ba- expected to attack British in paji. India in spring of 1867, K. Eup Singh, escapes from Gwa- ii. 36. liar (Jan. '58), M. iii. 308; Eustam Sah, shelters and pro- heads the insurgents around vides for several Europeans,
iii. iii. rtawa (July '68), M. 309 K. 471 ; protects Lieut. occupies Ajitmal (July '58), Tucker, M. i. 406. ; — ;;
170 ANALillOAL most Of
Sagar and Narbuda eoni.
(1865), M. iii. 89 ; Mr. Colvin S. proposes violent changes in,
M. iii. 90 ; Capt. Teman in- Sa'abat Ah', Nawab of Oudh duces Mr. Colvin to abstain
(1817), K. i. 118. from great interference with, Sa'adat Ehan, heads insurrec- M. iii. 90; fretful condition
tion at Indor (July 1), M. i. of district of , in 1857, M. iii. 91. 217; conflicting accounts of Sage, Brig., commands at Sagar,
His office at Indor, M. i. M. iii. 96; sends party of 217 M. mistrusted Sepoys against a Sabzi-Mandi', see Dehli. raja, M. iii. 96; sends troops Sadasbeo Eao, see Sadashiv to Lallatpur (June 13), M. Eao. iii. 97; Sepoys hold both fort Sadaslii7 Eao, invited to rule and treasury at Sagar against
Jliansi by mutineers, E. iii. him, M. iii. 97 ; he secures 366, 370. the treasury at Sagar, M. iii.
Sagar, garrison of, M. iii. 96; 99 ; and seizes the fort of military positions in, M. iii. Sagar (June 30), M. iii. 100
97 ; party of mistrusted Se- strengthens Sagar fort, and poys sent from against a drills Christian community,
raja, M. iii. 96 ; the Sepoys M. iii. 101. at, hold the fort and treasury, Sago's house, a post at Lakhnau
M. iii. 97 ; Brig. Sage secures Eesidency, M. i. 442.
treasury of, M. iii. 99 ; he Sah Mall, Zamindar of Bajrul, seizes fort of (June 30), M. his brigandage about Barauth
iii. 100 ; mutiny at (July 1), (July), M. iii. 430 ; Mr. Dun- M. iii. 100; loyalty of 31st lop marches against him, M.
N.I., M. iii. 100 ; fight be- iii. 431 ; he evacuates Basaud tween 31st and 42nd N.I. on approach of Mr. Dunlop's
(July 7), M. iii. 100 ; victoiy party, M. iii. 431 ; he is de- of loyal 31st, and flight of feated and killed by Mr.
42nd N.I., M. iii. 101 ; state Dunlop's party (July), M. iii. of country while under native 434; his death materially af- control (Aug.), M. iii. 102; fects tranquillisation of dis- relieved by Sir Hugh Eose trict near Dehlf, M. iii. 434.
(Feb. 3, '68), M. iii. 144 ; Sir Saharanpur, description of civil
Hugh Eose leads troops station, M. i. 297; importance
against Garhakot (Feb. 11, of station, M. i. 298 ; dan- '58), M. iii. 145; Sir Hugh gerous character of inhabi-
Eose returns to (Feb. 17, tants, K. iii. 250 ; Europeans
'58), M. iii. 146; town occu- at, and garrison, M. i. 298 pied by Gen. Whitlock women and children sent to
(March 5, '58), M. iii. 193. Masiiri (May 14), M. i. 299 Sagar and Narbada territories, held to its allegiance by noble
description of, M. iii. 88 ; his- exertions of officers, M. i.
torical sketch of, M. iii. 89 300 ; boldness and prudence
joined to North-West Pro- of officers at, M. i. 300 ; ener- vinces under Mr. Colvin getic conduct of Mr. Spankie — ; ;;
Me filSTOElKS OP THi! INDIAN MDTINY. 171
Saharanpur cont. Sale, Capt., escapes from Lal- the Magistrate, K. iii. 249; latpur mutiny, M. iii. 98 n.
Mr. Spankie preserves order Sale Law, K. i. 167. at, during May, M. iii. 420 Sales of estates for small debts, marauders appear in district K. i. 178. (June), M. iii. 422; Sepoys Salia Dahar, Brig. Douglas accompany English and coerce overthrows rebels at (Nov. rebel villagers, K. iii. 250; 24, '68), M. ii. 492. capture and execution of a Salkeld, Lieut., one of explosion gang of marauders (June), M. party at Kashmir gate, Dehli, iii. 423. M. ii. 32. Saharunpore, see Saharanpiir. Saloni, Capt. Barrow, Deputy Sahasram, protected by Lieut. Commissioner at, K. iii. 471,
Stanton (Oct.), M. ii. 445; M. i. 407 ; mutiny at (June Col. Corfield fights his way 10), K. iii. 472; mutiny at to (May 11, '58), M. ii. 480. (June 9), M. i. 407; fugi- Sai'ad Ahmad Khan, the loyal tives from, rescued by Eaja agent of Mr. Shakespear at Hanmant Singh, K. iii. 472, Bijnur (June), M. iii. 407; M. i. 407. he and Muhammad Eahmat Salumbar, Tantia Topi draws Elhan directed by Mr. Shake- supplies from (Dec. '58), M. spear to take charge of Bijnur iii. 356. (Aug. 6), M. iii. 411. Salusbury, Cajit., protects Out- Sai'ad Mir Khan, his devoted ram's first battery on the conduct at Mirat (May 10), Giimti (March 9, '58), M. ii.
K. ii. 69 n. ; his gallant ser- 375 ; distinguishes himself at vices, K. ii. 664. capture of Machhi Bhawan
Saif-ullah Khan, commands Ki- (March 16, '58), M. ii. 401. rauli matchlockmen at Agra, Sambalpur, conferred on native
i. i. M. 266 ; his men surrender ruler by the British, K. 97 ;
two guns to Agra magazine, annexation of, K. i. 98 ; Capt. M. i. 267. Leigh applies to Katak for St. G-eorge, Capt., death of, at help (Sept.), M. ii. 440; Lakhnau (March 9, '58), M. Commissioner of Katak sends
ii. 374. troops to support Capt.
S4]ar Jang, chief minister of the Leigh, M. ii. 441 ; rebellion
Mzam, M. iii. 118 ; his cha- shows itself in (Sept. 25),
racter, M. iii. 118 ; supports M. ii. 440 ; Lieut. Hadow ar- Major Davidson fully, M. iii. rives at (Nov. 4), M. ii. 440
120 ; warns Major Davidson Capt. Knocker storms Sher- of intended rising, M. iii. gati pass (Nov. 5), M. ii.
121 ; firmly suppresses insur- 440 ; losses incurred by fever
rection (July 17), M. iii. in (Nov.), M. ii. 440 ; almost
122 ; authorises formation of every officer in, prostrated by
Haidarabad column for ser- fever, M. ii. 441 ; race between vice in Central India (Aug.), English and rebels to secure
M. iii. 124. the person of Apothecary Salder, Mr., killed at Kota Hanson (Dec), M. ii. 441 (Oct. 15), M. ii. 569. Dr. Moore murdered by- rebels —
172 AnalY'Tioal index 01*
Sambalpur cont. Saran, district of Patna divi-
(Dec), M. ii. 441 ; Sepoys, sion, K. iii. 71 n., M. i. 40. called Sebandis, raised for Sarpur, Capt. Eiee defeats Pi- service in, M. ii. 441; Mr. roz Shah at (Dec. 22, '58), Cockburn appointed to su- M. iii. 364. perintend (Dec. 19), M. ii. Sarun, see Saran.
441 a. ; Capt. Wood arrives Sariip Singh, Edna of Udaipur, with reinforcements (Dec. M. i. 269. 29), M. ii. 441a.; Capt. Sassiah, scene of Brig. Pol- Wood attacks and defeats whole's battle, see Shahganj. main body of rebels in, M. ii. Sattarah, see Sitara.
441 a. ; Surandar Sabf, leader Saunders, Mr. Charles, collector,
of rebellion escapes, M. ii. destroys Grovernment paper 441 a. at Muradabad (June 1), K.
Suiubbulpore, see Sambalj)ur. iii. 263 ; destroys Govern- Samuells, Mr., successor to Mr. ment paper at Muradabad
W. Tayler at Patna, his cha- (June 2), M. i. 331 ; escapes racter, K. iii. 189. from Muradabad (June 3), Sandila, Hashmat Alf Ohaudri M. i. 332. of, capture of his camp at Savanur, state of southern Ma- Lakhnau (March 11, '68), M. ratha country, M. iii. 20. ii. 380; Mr. Kavanagh pro- Saviell, Mr., "killed at Kota poses the capture of (July (Oct. 15), M. ii. 569. '58), M. iii. 284; stormed Sawan Mall, Di'wan of Multan, and captured by Capt. Daw- shot, K i. 18. son and Mr. Eavanagh (July Sawant rebels, troublesome till 30, '68), M. iii. 284; attacked they surrender (Nov. 20, '68), by rebels under Harichand M. iii. 246. (Oct. 3, '58), M. iii. 286; Sawant Wari, Native state in Capt. Dawson holds the place Bombay Presidency, M. iii. 2. till relieved by Major May- Scamp, Midshipman, his good nard (Oct. 6, '68), M. iii. 286. service in western Bihar, M. Sanganir, Tantia Topi takes up iii. 463. position near (Aug. 5, '68), Schneider, Capt., commands lo- M. iii. 321. cal corps at Kolhapur (May), Sangli, Native state of southern M. iii. 37. Maratha country, M. iii. 20. Scindiah, see Sindhia. Sangrampur, fugitives from Scott, Capt., nobly leads fugi- Fathgarh reach, M. i. 343. tives from Naogaon, after Sankhola, Chatgaon mutineers death of Major Kirke, K. iii.
stopped at, by Eaja of Tipa- 375 ; saves Mrs. Mawe's child rah (Dec. 2), M. ii. 422. on retreat from Naogaon, M.
Sanoda, Sir- Hugh Eose destroys i. 196 ; an undecorated hero fort of (Feb. 8, '68), M. iii. 145. of the siege of Dehli, K. iii. Sansi, mutiny at (July 2), M. i. 579. 294. Scudamore, Major, threatens Santhalia, district of Bhagal- the pass of Maltun (March 4,
pur, M. ii. 129 ; mutiny in '58), M. iii. 148. (Aug. 12), M. ii. 139. Sealkote, see Syalkot. ; ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 173
Seaton, Brig. Thomas, sent Securities, almost no deprecia- from DeUi to Alfgarh with tion of, K. ui. 49. convoy (Dec. 9), M. ii. 286 Sedition, routine the safeguard marches his column to Dehli of, K. i. 610. to take charge of convoy, M. SegowHe, see Suggauli.
ii. 118 ; strength of his party, Self-preservation, instinct of, a ii. M. 286 ; joins Col. Tarqu- cause of mutiny, K. iii. 68. har at Alfgarh, M. ii. 287 Seniority system, effect of su- fights the rebels at Khasganj persession under, K. i. 386 n.
(Dec. 15), M. ii. 288 ; scat- Sepoy, the, who originated the
ters the rebels at Khasganj greased cartridge story, K. i.
(Dec. 15), M. ii. 289 ; drives 49.0. the rebels from Pattiali Sepoy [sipdhi] Army, its origin,
ii. i. (Dec. 17), M. 291 ; great K. 204, 205 ; its extent, K. effect of his victory at Pat- i. 201; its constitution, K. i.
tiali, M. ii. 292 ; marches on 205 ; diversity of opinion as Mainpun' (Dec. 23), M. ii. to condition of, K. i. 329 293; defeats Tez Singh at its unsoundness denounced, Mainpuri (Dec. 24), M. ii. K. i. 324; Lord EUenbo-
294 ; moves his camp to Be- rough's views on its control, war (Dec. 31), M. ii. 298. K. i. 300. Joins Sir Colin Campbell at Dangerous changes in dress
Fathgarh (Jan. 4, '58), M. ii. (1805), K. i. 218;, irritating dress, 306 ; given command of changes in equipment, troops at Pathgarh (Jan. '58), and driU (1805), K. i. 217; M. ii. 311; strengthens and grievances of (1806), K. i.
prepares Fathgarh (Jan. '58), 221 ; re-organisation of (1824),
M. ii. 499 ; is joined at Bewar K. i. 264. by Gen. Walpole (Jan. 23, Influences of caste upon, K.
'58), M. ii. 298 ; his junction i. 330 ; the policy of admix- with Gen. Walpole's force at ture of caste in, K. i. 331 Bewar (Feb. 3, '58), M. ii. castes and races of (in 1857),
286 ; resolves to attack rebels K. i. 621-626 ; the policy of
(April '58), M. ii. 499 ; ad- admixture of nationalities in,
vances on Kankar, M. iL K. i. 332 ; influence of system
; and carries the of promotion in, i. 500 storms K. 335 ; village of Kankar (April 6, effect of half-batta order up- '68), M. ii. 500. on the mind of (1830), K. i.
Appointed to Shahjahan- 272 ; rate of compensation to, piir (May '58), M. ii. 541 for variable prices of commo-
defeats rebels near Shahja- dities, K. i. 316 n. ; local and hanpur (Oct. 8, '58), M. iii. general service discussed, K.
287 ; his high opinion of i. 333 ; general service enlist- Capt. Hodson's bravery and ment introduced into Bengal,
skill, M. ii. 295; his high K. i. 466, 467 ; the presence opinion of the Maulavi, M. or absence of Sepoy's family
ii. 541. with, discussed, K. i. 334. Secrole, see Sikraul. Abolition of corporal pu-
Secrora, see Sikrora, nishment in (1832), K. i. — ;
174 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Sepoy Army cont. Sepoy and English soldier com-
272 ; revival of corporal pu- pared, E. i. 254.
nishment in (1842), K. i. Sepoy BJid Sikh, enmity be-
273 ; the troops useless for tween, E. ii. 472.
general purposes, i. Sepoy officers, E. i. re- K. 462 ; 213; deteriorated in morale (1839), duced in dignity, by progress
K. i. 273 ; summary of causes of centralisation, E. i. 259
of its deterioration, K. i. alienated from their regiments 348. by increase of English society
Increase of British officers in India, E. i. 259 ; Staff em- (1784), K. i. 211; selected ploy, dissolves connection be- officers appointed to command tween officers and Sepoys, E.
(1784-96), E. i. 213 ; re-or- i. 260.
i. of, i. ganisation of (1796), K. Sepoys, character E. 326 ;
215 ; appoiatment to com- dread general service, E. i.
mand in, attained by seniority 479 ; refuse to cross the sea (1796), K. i. 216; regula- (1824), E. i. 268; effect of tions of 1796 occasion a Afghan war on (1838), E. i. dangerous transition period, 274; fear to enter Afghan-
K. i. 223. istan (1842), E. i. 275 ; their Denuded of officers for opinion of annexation, E. i.
supply of civil posts, K. i. 347 and n. ; civil privileges
457 ; danger of too many of, E. i. 256, 619 ; taught to
British officers with, K. i. feel their own strength, E.
458 ; number of English offi- i. 323 ; summary of causes
cers i. his with (1856), K 337 n. ; weakening attachment to
English officers of, their life in his colours, E. i. 348 ; chronic
i. iii. cantonment, E. 338; detach- state of fear of, E. 67 ; ments of, commanded by boy- object to the cartridge paper,
ensigns, E. i. 214 n. ; dange- E. i. 523 ; their suspicions rous proselytising officers in, numerous concerning the
i. ; i. E. 479 native officers lose greased cartridges, E. 523 ;
rank in, E. i. 211 ; further permitted to grease then- own
loss of rank by native officers, cartridges, E. i. 615 ; dread
E. i. 215. opinion more than actual pol-
Its supposed fidelity, E. i. lution, E. ii. 66 ; often urged
202, 210 and n. ; unbounded to mutiny by instinct of self-
confidence in, E. i. 328 ; the preservation, E. iii. 68 ; fear policy of confiding in, dis- destruction of caste by over-
cussed, E. i. 340 ; its trust in whelming force of Europeans, commanders, E. i. 465 n. E. i. 537; pride in their First mutiny in Bengal leaders, E. i. 265; reason for (1764), E. i. 206; effect of respecting their officer, E. i.
annexation on, E. i. 276 ; ex- 328. citement in, caused by greased Sepoy s and officers, relations
i. cartridge story, E. 491, between (1809-22), E. i. 257 ; 497; its outburst expected by their disbelief of bad news, Sir Henry Lawence, E. i. M. ii. 132. 4-53. Apparent inconsistency iu — —
THE HISTOEIBS OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 175
Sepoys coni. Seton-Karr, Mr. cont,
conduct of, K. ii. 189 ; spare M. iii. 80 ; removes the leader the house and furniture of of disafEection from Balgaon,
one European at Bijagarli, M. iii. 32 ; arrests a rebel
M. ii. 93 ; daring and crafty emissary from Jamkhandi
reconnoitriag ii. iii. by, M. 494 ; (July), M. 32; blows extraordinary instance of per- fi'om guns two rebels at Bal-
sonal daring among, M. iii. gaon, M. iii. 33 ; begins to
79 n. ; those of the 2nd Eegi- disarm his district (Aug. 20),
ment endeavour to corrupt a M. iii. 33 ; applies to be re-
Subahdar, K. i. 530; two of lieved by part of his duties them found guilty of treason- (April '58), M. iii. 234; able intentions (March), K. i. stripped of his political du-
531 ; delay in punishing Se- ties, M. iii. 235 ; anxious poys of 34th Eegiment about effect of Mr. Manson's
(April), K. i. 550. appointment, M. iii. 236 ; in- First defeat of, on the Hin- duces the chief of Nargund to
dan (May 30), K. ii. 184 ; se- disarm (May '58), M. iii. cond defeat of, on the Hindan 238; specially thanked by (May 31), K. ii. 186; third Lord Elphinstone and Lord defeat of, at Badli'-ki-sarai Canning, yet allowed to die (June 8), K. ii. 192; those without reward, M. iii. 35 n. at Syalkot offer commands in Settlement, necessity for promp-
rebel army to two British offi- titude, E. i. 167 ; compli-
cers, K. ii. 630 ; Lord Can- cated by rent-free tenures,
ning issues order on treat- K. i. 168 ; settlement opera-
ment of mutinous (July 31), tions, K. i. 156 ; as carried M. i. 136; this order criticised, out in the North-West Pro-
i. i. M. 137; Lord Canning's vinces (1833), K. 158, 173 ; order a statesman-like mea- its effect, K. i. 165.
sure, M. i. 137. Seymour, Major, his gallantry Serwa pass, last remnant of re- at Pannu (Oct. 8, '58), M. iii. bels scattered at, M. iii. 297. 287. ^ Seton, Mr., his deference to the Shah A'lam, rescued from Ma- Mughal Emperor (1806), K. rathas by Lord Lake, K. ii. ii. the English, 7. 3 ; protected by
Seton-Karr, Mr. George Berke- K. ii. 3 ; succeeded by his ley, Collector and Magistrate son Akbar Shah (1806), K. of Balgaon, M. iii. 20; his ii. 6.
character, M. iii. 20 ; his skill Shah Mahomed Hussen, see and eminent success, M. iii. Shah Muhammad Husain.
34 ; discovers and arrests a Shah Muhammad Husain, lead- rebel emissary at Balgaon, M. ing Wahabi of Patna, M. i. iii. 27; uses his influence 52. over chiefs to preserve order Shah Najif, at Lakhnau, de-
(July), M. iii. 31 ; endeavours scription of, M. ii. 188 ; the to allay discontent among attack on (Nov. 16), M. ii.
Marathas, M. iii. 25 ; asks 189; assault of, M. ii. 192; ^.nd receives plenary powers, confusion in bringing up sup- — ; ;
176 ANALYTICAL INDEX OP
Shah Naji'f cont. Shahgarh, Edja of, receives
ports, M. ii. 190 ; critical po- charge of British officers sition of affairs at, M. ii. from Lallatpur, M. iii. 98 n. ;
191 ; entrance to, discovered attacked and defeated by by Sergeant Paton, M. ii. Major Orr (April 30, '58), M.
194 n. ; entered by Col. Hope iii. 174; ordered to concen- at a crevise, M. ii. 194; its trate on Gwaliar (June 1, capture (Nov. 16), M. ii. '58), M. iii. 210. 194. Shahjahanpur, garrison and See also Lakhnau. English residents at, K. iii.
Shahabad, district of Patna 278 ; mutiny at (May 31), K. Division, K. iii. 71 n., M. i. iii. 279, M. i. 318; Sepoys
40 ; harried by scattered attack English in church, K.
troops of Amar Singh (May iii. 279, M. i. 318 ; the ladies '58), M. ii. 481. are placed in the turret, M.
Shahganj, Nimach mutineers i. 319 ; native servants bring
reach, M. i. 269; Brig. Pol- arms to English in the whele meets Nimach muti- church, K. iii. 281, M. i. 319 neers at Sassiah near, M. i. Sikhs hurry to church to pro- 271; battle of (July 6), K. tect English, M. i. 320; es- iii. 384; Brig. Polwhele hesi- cape of English from the
tates to charge, M. i. 272 church, K. iii. 281.
artillery with at, ii. and has an duel The massacre K. 409 ;
mutineers, M. i. 272 ; artil- murders committed during
lery ammunition expended mutiny, M. i. 319 ; murder before Infantry advance, K. of Europeans in cantonments,
iii. 386 ; charge of Sepoy (May 31), M. i. 320 ; fugitives
cavalry, M. i. 273 ; Brig. Pol- from, reach Eaja of Powain,
whele orders advance when M. i. 320; other fugitives
too late, M. i. 274 ; splendid reach Mohamdi (June 4), K. conduct of Capt. D'Oyley, M. iii. 459, M. i. 321; after
i. gallant charge of leaving Mohamdi fugitives 274 ; Capt. Prendergast's volun- overtaken and butchered, K. teers, M. i. 274; bravery of iii. 460. British mounted militiamen, All official buildings in, de-
K. iii. 389 ; the British cap- stoyed by Nana Sahib (April
ture village, M. i. 275 ; re- '58), M. ii. 522; the rebels treat of the English, K. iii. evacuate (April 30, '58), M.
390, M. i. 276 ; Capt. Pear- ii. 521 ; re-occupied by the
son tries to save his disabled English, M. . ii. 522; the
guns, M. i. 276 ; Ni'mach mu- Maulavi enters, and besieges tineers march from, to Dehli, the English garrison (May 3,
M. i. 276. '68), M. ii. 533 ; Brig. Jones The stronghold of Eaja enters, but cannot drive out Man Singh, E. iii. 462, M. i. the Maulavi's troops (May
398 ; Man Singh besieged in, 11-14, '58), M. ii. 536; re- by rebels (July '58), M. iii. inforcements flock in to the
271 ; rebels raise the siege, Maulavi in, M. ii. 536. M. iii- 271, Head of the Maulavi ex- — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MDTINY. 177
Shah j ahanpiir cont. Shakespear, Mr. A, cont. posed at (June 6, '58), M. ii. and in five days reconquers
544 ; Sir Thomas Seaton de- Bijniir (April 17, '58), M. iii.
feats rebels near (Oct. 8 '68), 41 7 ; his skill in re-organis- M. iii. 287. ing Bijnur, M. iii. 417-419; Shahjehanpoor, see Shahjahan- his remarkable services left
pur. unrewarded, M. iii. 419. Shahpur, Mr. Seton-Karr dis- Shakespear, Capt., storms Sin- arms people at (Aug. 20), ghora pass in Chutia Nagpur M. iii. 33. (Jan. 9, '58), M. ii. 441 6. Shahzadas, or Princes of Dehli, Shamsabad, rebels occupy city,
ii. captured by Hodson, K. iii. M. 312 ; Col. Adrian Hope 648-660. advances to attack them (Jan.
Shaikh Ghasita, ' arrest of, at 26, '58), M. ii. 312 ; defeat of
Patna, M. i. 57 ; hanged rebels (Jan. 27, '68), M. ii. there, M. i. 57. 313. Shaikh Paltu, saves the life of Shamshir Singh, the Nipalese Lieut. Baugh at Barakpiir, leader, defeats rebels at Man- K. i. 639. dori (Sept. 19), M. ii. 318. Shakespear, Mr. A., Collector Shankarptir, Beni Madhava
and Magistrate at Bijnur chief of, M. iii. 291 ; Gene-
(May), M. iii, 400 ; calls for rals Hope Grant, Wetherall, and receives the assistance of and Pinckney, march on natives in suppressing disor- (Nov. 8, '58), M. iii. 291
der, M. iii. 402 ; attacks and rebels delay Col. Evelegh's stops prisoners escaping from march on (Nov. 8, 9, '68), M.
Bi'jnur jail (May 21), M. iii. iii. 291 ; rebels escape from
403 ; Hindu zami'ndars and (Nov, 9, '58), M. iii. 291 ; oc- others assist him to restore cupied by Gen. Hope Grant, order in Bijnur (May 28), M. M. iii. 292.
iii. 404 ; secures all the trea- Shankar Shah, Eaja, and son, sure at Bijnur in a well, M. blown from guns at Jabalpur
iii. 404 ; he induces Nawab of (Sept. 18), M. iii. 103. Najfbabad to retire from Shannon brigade, its strength,
Bijnur, M. iii. 405 ; sends his M. ii. 126, 128; names of native infantry to head- quar- officers of, M. ii. 126, 128; ters (June 3), M. iii. 406; reaches Allahabad (Sept. 2), sends the treasure safely from M. ii. 128.
Bijnur, M. iii. 406 ; leaves See also Peel, Capt. Wil- Bijnur for ten days to the liam. care of Nawab of Najibabad Sheeah, see Shi'ah.
(June 7), M. iii. 408 ; retires Sheikh Pultoo, see Shaikh with officers and ladies to Paltu. Eurki (June 11), M. iii. 409 Shekh Ghasita, see Shaikh directs Muhammad Rahmat Ghasita. Khan and Sayad Ahmad Sheorajpur, see Sivarajpur. Khan to take charge of Bij- Shere Singh, see Shir Singh. 'iii. Sherer, Col. George Moyle, nur (Aug. 6), M. 611 ; i starts from Eurki with troops commands at Jalpaigori, K. | 12 — ; —
178 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Sherer, Col. cont. Shorapiir cont.
iii. 173, M. i. 138 ; his antece- murder of Capt. Campbell,
dents, and character, M. i. M. iii. 127 ; attempts to en- 138, .139; fears order to dis- snare Capt. Wyndham (Feb.
arm his men, K, iii. 169 ; de- 7), M. iii. 127 ; attacks Capt. clares that he will resign his Wyndham, but is repulsed, commission rather than dis- M. iii. 128; flies from his
arm his men, K. iii. 174 ; he fort and is captured by Salar
boldly allows his excited Jang, M. iii. 129 ; his sentence
troops to parade with loaded and suicide, M. iii. 129 /t.
arms, K. iii. 175 ; seizes and Shortt, Brig.-Gen., commands condemns to death four con- at Bombay, his character, M.
spirators in his regiment, M. ill. 43 ; distrusts the police of
i. 139 ; blows the four conspi- Bombay (Sejjt.), M. iii. 47.
rators from guns, M. i. 140 Showers, Brig , attacks Ludlow blows from guns two troopers, Castle at Dehli (Aug. 12), K
at Jalpaigori (Dec), M. ii. ii. 650 ; leads a column to
430 ; succeeds in preventing the west of Dehlf (Oct.), M.
mutiny at Jalpaigori, K. iii. ii. 107 ; strength of his co-
177; brings his regiment lumn, M. ii. 108 ; captures
ii. safely through the crisis, M. Jhajar (Oct. 18), M. 108 ; i. 140. result of his expedition in
Sherer, Lieut., defeats Chat- October, M. ii. 109 ; com- gaon mutineers at Latu (Dec. mands at Agra (March '58),
18), M. ii. 424. M. iii. 310 ; scatters rebels at Sherer, Mr., his description of B4h (March 20, '58), M. iii.
the road from Allahabad to 311 ; captures rebel ringlead-
Pathptir, K. ii. 368. ers at Kachru, M. iii. 3 11 ; es- Sherghati, Sir Colin Campbell corts Sindhia into Agra (June nearly captured at (Oct. 29), 2, '68), M. iii. 314; covers M. ii. 142. Bharatpur from retreating Sherriffi, Lieut., defeats Bhijal- Tantia Topi (June 19, '58),
pur rebels (May '58), M. iii. M. iii. 315 ; surprises and 211 n. scatters Tantia Topi's troops Shir Singh, sent to assist Ed- at Diwasa (Jan. 16, '59), M. wardes against Multan, K. i. iii. 366.
32 ; traitorously goes over to Showers, Capt. Charles, Political
Mulriij, K. i. 33 ; surrenders Agent at Udaiplir, K. iii. 353,
to the British (1849), K. i. M. i. 259, iii. 325 ; his views 46. of Eajplitana affairs, K. iii.
Shi'ahs and Sunnis, K. ii. 39. 686 ; wins the Maharana of Shorapur, situation and history Udaiplir to the British cause,
of, M. iii. 125; Major Hughes K. iii. 356 ; rescues a party of arrives at (Feb. 8, '58), M. iii. fugitives from Nimach, K. iii.
128. 356 ; his disobedience of Col. Shorapur, the Eaja of, reason G. Lawrence's orders, K. iii. for his disaffection, M. iii. 684, M. i. 260; dismissed 126; Capt. Campbell returns from political employment,
from, M. iii. 127 ; connives at K. iii, 685, M. i. 260. ; ;
THE HISTOEIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 179
Shute, Capt., leads sortie at Sikh war, the first, end of, K. L Lakhnau (Sept. 29), M. ii. 2; the second, beginning of,
155 ; commands 64th Itegi- K. i. 22, 35. ment advancing from Lakh- Sikh and Sepoy, enmity between, nan Eesidency (Nov. 16), M. K. li. 472. ii. 206. Sikhs, enlisted by Sir John Law- Sibbald, Brig., commands at rence in the Panjab, K. ii. 4"2 BaraiK, '^L. i. 302 ; returns to ; additional enlistment of,
BaraUi (May 19), M. i. 307 K. i. 470 ; Capt. Eattray's re-
murdered at Baraili (May 31), giment, M. i. 44 ; their compa- M. i. 311. triots driven into revolt at Siege of Multan (1848-49), K. Banaras (June 4), K. ii. 224 i. 39. they revolt at Janpur in re- Siege train, preparation of, K. venge for attack on their ii. 14G. brethren at Banaras, K. ii.
SigaoH, see Suggauli. 238 ; they are reviled and Sihor, Col. Durand's Cavalry taimted while on march to
i. i. demand to retreat on, M. Patna, M. 47 ; put down 238, 240; Col. Duiand and rising at Patna (July 3), M. party reach (July 4), M. i. 241. i. 56; their faithfulness at Sikandar Bagh, its position and ShahjahanpuT, M. i. 320
strength, M. iL 180 ; critical they bravely beat off a body position of English during at- Kols in Siaghbhum (Dec), tack on (Nov. 16), M. ii. M. ii. 439.
180 ; Travers knocks a hole Sikraul, English quarters at
in wall of, M. ii. 181 ; the as- Banaras, K. ii. 201.
sault of, M. ii. 182 ; daring Sikri, defeat of G-ujars at, by leap of Eusign Cooper, M. ii. Mr. Dunlop (July), M. iii. 438.
182 ; main body force the Sikrora, troops stationed at, K.
gate, and capture the place, iii. 473, M. i. 389 ; Capt. G.
M. ii. 185 ; the entire rebel W. BoUeau commands at. K. garrison slaughtered (Nov. iii. 473; Mr. C. Wingfield 16), M. ii. 187; splendid removes women and children
daxing of Cooper and Ewart to Lakhnau, K. iii. 474 ; Capt. at assault of, neglected, M. ii. Forbes escorts ladies and clul-
186. dren from, M. i. 391 ; Eijn See also Lakhnau. of Balrampur undertakes to
Sikar, Col. Holmes surprises protect refugees from, M. i. and defeats Tantia Topi at 391; Mr. C. Wingfield re- (Jan. 21, '59), M. iii. 367. tires to Gronda (Juue 9), K.
iii. i. officers Sikh army, surrenders (1849), 1 475, M. 392; K. i. 46. ride off to Balrampur, M. i.
Sikh Sirdars, iujured by an- 89"2 ; Lieut. Bonham bravely
nexation of the Panjab, K. i. remains alone, K. iii. 476, il.
58 n. ; offer their services to i. 393 ; mutiny at (June 9),
the Commissioner of Banaras M. i. 392 ; Lieut. Bonham (May), K. ii. 205. forced by his own men to fly Sikh prophecy of the sack of to Lakhnau, K. iii. 477, M. i. Dehli, K. ii. 420. 393. 12 * ;; — ;
180 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Simla, unprotected state of, K. Sindhia, Maharaja cont
ii. 145 and n. ; threatened at- holds the fate of India in his
tack of (May), X. ii. 143 ; tlie Lands (May-Sept.), M. iii.
two days' panic at, K. ii. 488 ; recognises the friend- 144. ship and strength of the
Simmons, Major, his death in British, M. i. 152 ; he accu- sortie at Lakhnau (Sept. 29), rately gauges the crisis, M. i.
M. ii. 155. 151 ; warns the Resident of Simpson, Major, his services in the general character of the
Western Bihar, M. ii. 436. revolt, M. i. 153 ; resolves to Simpson, Quartermaster Ser- support the English cause, M. geant, his bravery at Ediya i. 153. (April 15, '58), M. ii. 507. He is applied to by Mr. Simri, Col. Evelegh captures Colvin for aid, M. i. 158 fort of (Nov. 9, '68), M. iii. sends troops to protect Agra 291. (May 16), K. iii. 209, M. i.
Sindh, war with (1843), K. i. 154 ; sends his body-guard 276; annexation of (1843), into Agra (May 31), E. iii.
K. i. 276 ; how it became a 313, M.i. 169. Bombay province, K. i. 297 Part of his Contingent mu- ; the difficulty in garrisoning, tinies at Hatras (May 26), M.
i. garrisoning of, i. ; the K. 289 ; a 298 suggests removal cause of disunion to English of women and children to Re-
authorities, K. i. 821 ; effect sidency, M. i. 170 ; his Con- of annexation on Sepoy allovr- tingent resent the removal of
ances, M. iii. 473. women and children, M. i. Sindhia, Maharaja Jaiji Kao, his 170; he protects Englishwo-
territory, M. i. 204 ; his for- men and children, E. iii.
mer history, M. i. 151 ; his 314; he sends troops to Ali-
martial instincts, K. iii. 311 garh, M. i. 292 ; outbreak of his great influence in India, his Contingent (June 14), E.
M. iii. 206 ; advantages of iii. 316, M. i. 173, 174 ; helps his visit to Calcutta, K. iii. fugitive women and children
312 ; has Dinkar Rao for Di- to Agra, E. iii. 818 ; unable wan, K. iii. 311. to protect Europeans (June
His military force, E. iii. 15), E. iii. 319 ; agrees to
309 n. ; the constitution of his keep his revolted troops at
Contingent, M. i. 169 ; dis- Gwaliar, if possible, E. iii. trusts his own Contingent, M. 320; keeps Central Indian
i. 169 ; knows of the defec- mutineers in check during
tion of his Contingent, K. iii. August, M. ii. 95 ; his joy at 813. fall of Dehli, M. ii. 147. The difficulties of his posi- Supplies Sir Hugh Rose
tion, K. iii. 315 ; the question with forage, Ac, during siege
of his fidelity, K. iii. 809, of Jhansi, M. iii. 159 ; he is 310; his loyalty, M. i. 176; attacked by Tautia Topi the importance of his loyalty, (May 80, '58), M. iii. 205 ; reasons M. iii. 488 ; probable marches out against Tantia for his loyalty, M, iii, 206 Topi (June 1, '58), M. iii. — ; ;;
ItHE HISTOblllS OF THE tNl)lAN MUTIN?. 181
Sindhia, Maharaja cont. Sirpura, rebels fall back on
208 ; his troops desert to T&n- from Nuria (Aug. 29, '58), tia Topi, iii. M. 209 ; he flies M. iii. 276 ; Capt. S. Browne to iii. Agra, M. 209 ; and is leads attack on (Aug. 30,
escorted honourably into Agra '58), M. iii. 277 ; he gallantly (June 2, '58), M. iii. 314 ca];)*-ures a gun there, M. iii.
marches to Dholpur to join 277 ; but is severely wounded,
Sir Hugh Eose (June 16, M. iii. 278 ; total defeat of
'58), M. iii. 315 ; his grati- rebels (Aug. 30, '58), M. iii. tude to Enghsh after defeat 279. of Tantia Topi (July '68), M. Sirsa, Gen. Walpole expels the iii. 331. rebels from (April 22, '58), Sindhwao, Gen. Michel defeats M. ii. 510. Eao Sahib at (Oct. '58), M. Sitabaldi, at Nagpur, its de- iii. 340. scription, M. ui. 113 Sindia, see Sindhia. strengthened as a place of Singhbhum, insurrection at refuge, M. iii. 114. (Dec), M. ii. 438; Capt. Sitiipiir, Mr. G. J. Christian, Hale suppresses insurrection, Commissioner at, X. iii. 452,
M. ii. 439. M. i. 377 ; incendiarism at
Singhpur, the rebel Dal Gan- (May 27), M. i. 377 ; Sepoys jan captured and executed at act loyally (June 1), M. i.
(Nov.), M. iii. 108. 378 ; Mr. G. J. Christian se- Silhat, boldness of authorities cures the women and children in, preserves order east of in his own house (June 1), K. Calcutta (Jan. '58), M. ii. iii. 454, M. i. 379. 425. Sepoys of the 10th Irreg. Sipri, trial and death of Tantia Cavalry refuse the flour
Topi at (April 18, '59), M. iii. served out (June 2), M. i. 380. 378; mutiny at (June 3), K. Sirauli, Col. Christie forces re- iii. 455, M. i. 379; murder bels to evacuate (March '58), of Col. Birch (June 3), E. iii.
M. ii. 450. 456 ; murder of Mr. Chris- Sirdarpur, plundered by merce- tian and family (June 3), E.
naries of Dhar and Amjhera iii. 456, M. i. 380 ; murder of (July), M. iii. 69. twenty -four English people Sirmtir regiment of Gorkhas, during mutiny, M. i. 382 garrison Dehra Dun (May), list of victims, and of the few
M, iii. 419; their fidelity- who escaped, E. iii. 457 ; fugi- proved before Dehli, E. ii. tives from, reach Maithauli,
194%. M. i. 388 ; they remain at Sioni, see Si'uni. Maithauli for five months,
Sirohl, one of Eajput states, M. E. iii. 484, M. i. 381 ; they
i. 245 n. are ordered to leave Maithauli
Sironj, Tantia Topi occupies (Oct. 25), E. iii. 486 ; and are (Sept. '58), M. iii. 337; last brought to Lakhnau in chains,
hiding place of the rebels in E. iii. 486 ; they are lodged Central India (April '69), M. in Qaisar Bagh, Lakhnau, E.
iii. 378. iii. 487 ; and are at last shot — ;
182 ANALYTICAL INDEX 01*
SitapAr cont. Sleeman, Col., his character, E.
at Lakhnau (Nov. 16), M. i. i. 134 ; sent to Sagar and
389 ; one child escapes from Narbada territories by Lord
tLe Qaisar Bagh, E. iii. 490 EUenborough, M. iii. 89 ; sup-
the two surviving women are presses Thugi, E. i. 139 ; af- rescued during storming of terwards becomes Eesident at
Lakhnau (March 19, '58), K. Lakhnau, M. iii. 89 ; his de-
iii. 492, M. i. 389 n., ii. 438 n. • scription of Oudh Taluqdars,
Narrative of flight of Mr. E. iii. 422 ; report on the fear- M. Jackson's party from, K. ful corruption in Oudh (1850),
iii. 482 ; Lieut. Lester's party E. i. 135 ; extracts from his
of fugitives reach Lakhnau in diary, E. i. 136 n. ; he is op-
safety, M. i. 381; Mr. Phil- posed to annexation policy,
lips's party lie concealed for E. i. 136 n. ; but in favour of ten months, till rescued by assuming the Government of
Lord Clyde's army, M. i. 381 Oudh, E. i. 136 ; and urges one party of fugitives assisted that no pecuniary profit should by zammdar of Eamkot, M. be derived therefrom, E. i.
i. 381 ; one party of fugitives 138. reach the Dhaurera Eaja, but Sleeman, Sir William, in favour are taken prisoners to Lakh- of promotion by selection, E.
nau, M. i. 382. i. 336 ; his anecdote of Met- Sitara, Eaja Appa Sahib dies calfe House, Dehli, E. ii.
(1848), E. i. 48; the status 643. of the Princes of, E. i. 71 Smith, Capt., arrests mutinous annexation of, its justice dis- Sikhs at Dera Ismail Ehan
cussed, E. i. 87 ; annexed by (July 20, '58), M. iii. 306. the Court of Directors (1849), Smith, Brig., moves on Eota-ki-
E. i. 74 ; sovereignty of, as- sardi, M. iii. 214 ; occupies sumed by right of lapse, E. Eota-ki-sarai (June 17, '58),
i. 71. M. iii. 218 ; bravely carries Si'uni, part of Sagar territory, the defile near Eota-ki'-sarai
M. iii. 88. M. iii. 220 ; reinforced by Sir Sivarajpur, battle of (Dec. 9), H. Eose (June 18, '58), M.
M. ii. 278. iii. 222 ; captures Phul Bagh, Sivaraj Singh, gallant Sepoy at at Gwahar (June 19, '58),
Lakhnau, M. ii. 167 n. M. iii. 226 ; occupies Sipri Skene, Capt. Alexander, Com- (June '68), M. iii. 318. missioner at Jhansi, E. iii. Eejects Man Singh's plea, 362, M. i. 183, iii. 90; has and attacks him (Aug. 7, perfect confidence ia troops '58), M. iii. 334; sends to at Jhansf (June 3), E. iii. Gwdliar for reinforcements,
363 ; retires to Fort of Jhdnsi M. iii. 334.
(June 6), E. iii. 364 ; tries to Smith, Col., commands at Path-
obtain safe-conduct from Ed- garh, M. i. 336 ; sends women
ni of Jhansi, E. iii. 367 ; he and children from Fathgarh and the rest of the garrison are to E4hnpur (June 4), M. i.
massacred (June 8),E. iii. 369. 335 ; induces Sepoys to de- See also Jhansi. stroy bridge of boats at Path- — — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINf. 183
Smitli, Col. cont. Smith, Sergeant cont.
garh, i. M. 336 ; prepares sion party at Kashmir gate, fort at Patligarli for defence, Dehli, M. ii. 32.
M. i. 338 ; takes shelter in Smyth, Col. Carmichael, com-
fort at Fathgarh, i. mands 3rd Cavalry at Mirat M. 337 ; gallantly defends fort at (May), E. ii. 43; his charac-
rathgarh, K. iii. 298 ; evacu- ter, K. ii. 43, 44 ; informs ates fort at Fathgarh, K. iii. Gen. Anson of dangerous con- 300. dition of the army (April),
Smith, Major Baird, his charac- K. ii. 44 ; orders the parade
ter, M. ii. 4 ; exliaustless en- at Mi'rat which occasioned the ergy of his character, K. iii. Mutiny (April 24), K. i. 567 647; provides for defence of his conduct during revolt at
Eurki (May), K. ii. 175 ; de- Mi'rat (May 10), K. ii. 63; spatches troops from Rurkj believes he saves India by
to Mi'rat, K. ii. 175 ; saves provoking mutiny at Mi'rat, EArki, K. ii. 177. K. ii. 108. Appointed to command En- Soaiie, see Son. gineers at Dehli, and flies Sobanpur, Col. Rowcroft defeats
thither (July 3), K. ii. 563; rebels at (Dec. 26), M. ii. his opinion of Gen. Barnard, 322.
K. ii. 568 ; describes Gen. Sohiiwal, feudatory in Sagar Anson's plan of campaign, K. territory, M. iii. 88.
ii. 149 ; counsels assault of Solana, the people of, release Dehlf (July 6), K. ii. 673; Torab All from captivity in
urges Gen. Wilson to imme- Dhaulana, M. iii. 435 ; Mr. diate action, K. iii. 663, M. Dunlop gives Dhaulana land
ii. 5 ; works on, in despite to people of, as reward of of wounds and sickness, M. loyalty, M. iii. 436.
ii. 6. Somerset, Sir Henry, Com- Desponding letter of Brig. mander-in-Chief of Bombay Wilson to (Aug. 20), M. ii. Presidency, M. hi. 13; sup-
2 n. ; his answer to the letter, ports Major FoUett's objec-
M. ii. 5 ; Brig. Wilson yields tion to move from Aurang-
to his opinion as to the ne- abad (June), M. iii. 16 ; at cessity for assaulting Dehli, length authorises advance
M. ii. 6 ; but throws respon- from Aurangiibad (July 10), sibility of assault on him, M. M. iii. 17.
ii. 6 ; his intimate knowledge Son, the river dividing Patna of the interior of Dehli, K. from Shahabad, M. i. 75.
iii. 588 ; his plan for attacking Danapur mutineers allowed Dehli (Sept. 1), M. ii. 10; to cross, K. iii. 107. insists on continuing assault Capt. French destroys re- of Dehli after jS.rst day (Sept. bel boats on the (Sept. 20, 14), K. iii. 618, M. ii. 55. '58), M. ii. 484; Mr. Probyn Smith, Major Percy, death of, destroys rebel boats on the at Lakhnau (March 6, '68), (Oct. 14, '58), M. ii. 484.
M. ii. 373. Soonee, see Sunni. Smith, Sergeant, one of explo- Soorut Singh, see Surat Singh. Ig4 AifALYTlOAti INDEX 01'
Sorai, reljels evacuate fort of, M. Steel, Capt., commands 17th iii. 150. N.I. at Gorakhpur, M. iii.
Soraon, sacked by Oudh rebels 449 ; his Sepoys refuse to
(July '68), M. iii. 279 ; Lord obey orders (June 6), M. iii. Canning sends field force to 450; he and Mr. Wynward clear district around, M. iii. prevent attempt of Sepoys 280. to mutiny (June 7), M. iii. 460. Sotheby, Capt., reacbes Calcutta Stephenson, Major, leads sortie in the Pearl (Aug. 8), K. iii. at Lakhnau (Sept. 27), M. ii.
185, M. i. 141 ; commands 164 ; killed at Lakhnau (Oct.
Pearl brigade, M. ii. 128 ; at- 5), M. ii. 158. tacks and captures fort of Sterling, Major, leads the 64th Chandipur (Feb. '58), M. ii. Eegiment right upon Nana
451. Sahib's guns, E. ii. 381 ; killed Souter, Mr. Frank, tracks and at Kahnpiir (Nov. 28), M. ii. captures chief of Nargund 251. (June 3, '58), M. iii. 245. Steuart, Brig., commands Sihor Spankie, Mr. Eobert, Magistrate column of Central India Field
at Sabaranpur, M. i. 299; Force, M. iii. 137 ; commands sends women and children to reserve of right attack at
Masiiri (May 14), M. i. 299; storming of Jhansi (April 3, preserves order at Sabaranpur '68), M. iii. 166. during, M. iii. 420. Stevens, Capt., surprises camp Special legislation, after out- of Chatgaon mutineers, and break of Mutiny, K. ii. 133. captures their arms, M. ii.
Spence, Private, bis bravery at 425 ; defeats Chatgaon muti- Ei'iiyd (April 15, '58), M. ii. neers near Maniptir (Jan. 12, 507. '58), M. ii. 426. Speke, Capt., killed at the Stewart, Capt., and wife mur- storming of Dehli' (Sept.), M. dered at Gwaliar (June 14), E.
iii. 425 n. iii. 317, M. i. 174 ; his distin- Spans, Ensign, killed at capture guished conduct at capture of of Balabet fort, M. iii. 99 n. the Barracks, Lakhnau (Nov.
Spottiswoode, Capt., killed at 16),M. ii. 188 ; his daring cap-
Nasirabad (May 28), M. i. ture of two guns, M. ii. 197. 253. Stewart, Lieut., severely wounded Spottiswoode, Col. Henry, shoots in attack on Shorapur (Feb. himself on mutiny of his re- 8, '58), M. iii. 128. giment, K. ii. 485. Stockley, Col., commands Bhils
Stack, Lieut., his gallantry in at Indor, M. i. 209. defence of his convoy, near Stuart, Col. C. S., succeeds Gen. Eampur Pec. '58), M. iii. 364. Woodburn in command of Stalker, Gen., appointed to Central Indian columa (June),
commands Persian expedi- M. i. 243, iii. 16 ; arrives at tion of 1856, K. i. 422. Aurangabad, and leads his Stanton, Lieut., his services in troops to Asi'rgarh (July 12),
Western Bihar, M. ii. 436; M. iii. 17 ; arrives at Asi'r- protects Sahasram (Oct.), M. garh, and joins Col. Durand
ii. (July iii. 445. 22), M. 60 ; joined — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF The 1n1)IAN MUTINTf. 185
Stuart, Col. cont. Suggauh' cont. by Capt. S. Orr and part of wife, M. i. 73 ; murder of Eu- Haidardbad Contingent (July ropean residents generally, E.
28), M. iii. 61 ; marcbes bis iii. 107. column to Mau (Aug. 2), M. Sultanpur, ofB.cers and troops i. 243, iii. 61. stationed at, K. iii. 470, M.
i. Commands Mdu column of 405 ; Col. Fisber commands Central India Field Force, at, K. iii. 469; Mr. Block, iii. M. 137 ; marcbes onCban- principal civil oificer at, M. i. dairi (Marcb 6), M. iii. 161 405. drives tbe rebels from Kbuk- Mr. Block induces Col. wasas (Marcb 5, '58), M. iii. Fisber to send tbe ladies to
152 ; storms and captures AUabdbad (June 6), M. i.
Cbandairi (Marcb 17, '58), 405 ; mutiny of military po-
M. iii. 153 ; outflanks Tantia lice (June i. 8), M. 406 ; ge- Topi's rigbt at Jhansi (April neral mutiny at (June 9), K.
1, '58), M. iii. 164. iii. 470 ; murder of Col. Fisber,
Commands reserve of left E. iii. 470, M. i. 406 ; mur-
attack at storming of Jbansi, der of Capt. Gibbings, M. i.
M. iii. 167 ; forces bis way 406; murder of Mr. Block into Jbansi (April 3, '58), M. and Mr. Stroyan, M. i. 406
iii. 167 ; leads rigbt of left at- Lieut. Tucker escapes from,
tack at storming of Jbansf, and reacbes Banaras, M. i.
M. iii. 167 ; bis gallantry at 406 ; Tazi'n Eban slaughters Kalpi (May 22, '58), M. iii. civilians be bad engaged to
185 ; sent towards Gwaliar in protect, E. iii. 471 ; Ruslam rebels, iii. pursuit of M. 212 ; Sab protects fugitives from, attacks rebel left at Kota-ki- E. iii. 471. sarai(Junel9,'58), M. iii. 223. Battle of (Feb. 23, '58), M.
Strutt, Lieut, his gallantry in ii. 334 ; rebels retreat to
tbe Malwa campaign, M. iii. (July '68), M. iii. 271 ; Brig.
87 ; bis accurate artillery fire Horsford appears against causes rebels to evacuate Garb- (Aug. 12, '58), M. iii. 272; akot, M. iii. 146. rebels attack Gen. Hope Grant, Subsidiary system, its effects, are defeated and fly (Aug. 28, K. iii. 310. '68), M. iii. 273. Subzee-mundee, see Sabzi-Man- Sultanpur, Nazim of, see Mabn-
di'. di Husain. Succession to property, inter- Supreme Council, Members of, ference witb native views in 1866, E. i. 387; Com-
concerning, K. i. 189 ; native mander-in-Cbief bas a seat at, memorials concerning inter- but seldom occupies bis place, ference witb, K. i. 189 n. E. i. 392; tbe Council of Suggauli, Major J. Holmes 1866, lacking in military
i. commands Irregulars at, K. knowledge, E. 392 ; opinion
iii. 102 ; be prevents outbreak of, as to removal of Mugbal
at, M. i. 58 ; mutiny at (July sovereigns from Debli, E. ii.
25), K. iii. 106, M. i. 72, 73 25 ; its members awake to tbe murder of Major Holmes and great danger, E. i. 694, — ;
186 ANALtTiOAti Index of
Supremacy of the British in Takht Singh cord. India, declared by Lord Has- places a contingent at service tings, E. ii. 8. of the English, M. i. 269. Sunnis and Shi'ahs, E. ii. 39. Tal-Bahat, rebels evacuate fort Surandar Sahi, defeated and al- of, M. iii. 160. most captured, M. ii. 441 a. Talookdars, see Taldqdars. Sdrat Singh (Sardar), nobly Taltiqdars, their status, E. i.
aids the English at Banaras 160 ; their rights, K. i. 159 (June 4), E. ii. 230. those of Oudh have evil repu-
Sutherland, Major, watches the tation, E. iii. 422 ; their fear- fords at Akbarpur, M. iii. ful atrocities, E. i. 135 n.
348 ; overtakes and defeats rough settlement of their Tantia Topi at Eajpur (Nov. claims in Oudh, E. iii. 421 24, '68), M. iii. 860. dispersion of their retainers,
Sweny, Lieut., his excellent E. iii. 423 ; discourtesy shown service on the Bombay coast, towards, E. i. 167; they are M. iii. 464. antagonistic to English in
Syalkot, mutiny at (July 9), Oudh, E. iii. 462 ; and aid in
E. ii. 627 ; murders on out- attack of Lakhnau Residency, break of mutiny at, E. ii. E. iii. 529.
629 ; mutineers from, de- Tanda, on the Ghaghra, rebels feated by Nicholson at Trim- retreat to (July '68), M. iii. mu Ghat (July 12), E. ii. 271.
640 ; and completely scattered Tanjor, Eaj of, extinguished
(July 16), E. ii. 643. (1865), E. i. 111. Syfoollah Ehan, see Za,if-ullah Tank, one of Eajput states, M.
Ehan. i. 245 n. ; Col. Holmes pursues Sykes, Col., selects Outram to Tantia Tool into (June '58), command Persian expedition M. iii. 319"; Tantia Topi raids of 1856, E. i. 423. on, M. iii. 319; Nawab of, resists Tantia Topi, M. iii.
319 ; but the mass of the Nawab's troops join with T. Tantia Topi, M. iii. 320. Tantia Topi, counsellor and Tafazzal Hussain Ehan becomes guide of Nana Sdhib, E. ii.
supreme at Farakhabad, M. i. 312 ; his defective general-
346 ; murders forty Euro- ship, M. iii. 382 ; orders that peans at Farakhabad, M. i. all attacks on the English 346; his unauthorised par- should be after 10 a.m., M. don, but miserable life, M. i. iii. 181. 347. His version of the Eahnpur See also Farrukhabad, Na- rising, E. ii. 310 n.; his ac- wab of. count of occupation of Eahn- Taimur, house of, see Bahadur pAr Treasury by Nan4 Sahib,
Shah ; Dehli, Eing of ; and E. ii. 299 n. ; he is the execu- Mughal Emperors. tive agent in the Eahnpur
Takht Singh, Eaja of Jodhpdr, massacre, E. ii. 341 n. ; his his misgovemment, M. i. 268; account of the massacre at ; — ;
The histoeies oP the indIak mutiny. 187
Tantia Topf—cow*. TAnti^ Topi cont. Kahnpur, K. ii. 340 n., M. iii. troops for fourteen miles, M.
515 ; his own account of his ii. 272 ; caught in a trap by general operations, M. iii. Sir Colin Campbell, M. ii.
514. 273 ; but allowed to escape Assumes command of Gwa- by Gen. Mansfield, M. ii.
liar Contingent (Nov. 4), M. 275 ; he is again defeated by
ii. 148 ; marches southwards Gen. Hope Grant at Sivaraj- to threaten Kahnpur, M. ii. pur (Dec. 9), M. ii. 278. ii. 148 ; reaches Ealpi (Nov. 9), Invades Eajputana, M.
M. ii. 228 ; cuts off supplies 576 ; captures Charkhari
of Kahnpur from W. and (March '58), M. iii. 161 ; ad-
N.W., M. ii. 229 ; crosses the vances to relief of Jhansi, M.
Jamna (Nov. 10), M. ii. 229 iii. 161 ; he is attacked by Sir Gen. Windham's plan for de- Hugh Eose (April 1, '58), M.
feating him (Nov. 17), M. ii. iii. 163 ; and totally defeated
233 ; severs communications before Jhansi, M. iii. 164 ; he of Sir Colin Campbell (Nov. retreats across the Betwa, but 19), M. ii. 232; gradually loses every gun, M. iii. 165 closes round Kahnpur (Nov. his own account of his at- 23), M. ii. 234; Gen. Wind- tempt to relieve Jhansi, M. ham defeats his troops at iii. 518. Pandu rivulet (Nov. 26), M. Entrenches himself at
ii. 236 ; but he presses on Kunch, M. iii. 174; com- Gen. Windham's retiring pletely defeated at Kunch
troops (Nov. M. ii. 237 (May '58), M. iii. ; his 26), ; 177 and attacks Gen. Windham troops retreat in masterly (Nov. 27), M. ii. 238; his manner on Kalpi, M. iii.
great superiority in artillery, 178 ; flies from Kunch to
M. ii. 240 ; Gen. Windham's Charki, near Jalaur, M. iii.
dispositions for resisting him 180 ; leaves Charki for Gopal-
(Nov. 28), M. ii. 246 ; he at- pur, M. iii. 203; Sindhia tempts to break bridge at marches against him at Morar KahnpAr (Nov. 29), M. ii. (June 1, '58), M. iii. 208; 269; he destroys stores at Sindhia's troops desert to
Kahnplii-, M. ii. 260. him, M. iii. 209 ; he defeats
His strong position at Sindhia, M. iii. 314 ; and en- Kahnpur (Nov. 30), M. ii. ters Gwaliar (June 1, '68),
261 ; attacks British position M. iii. 209.
(Dec. 2), M. ii. 263 ; Sir Colin He is defeated at Morar Campbell's plan for driving near Gwaliar (June 16, '58),
him from the town, M. ii. M. iii. 218 ; flies southward
265 ; he renews his attack on fi-om Gwdliar (June 19, '68),
British position (Dec. 4), M. M. iii. 316 ; he is defeated
ii. 265 ; strength of his force with entire loss of materiel at at Kahnpiir, M. ii. 266; he Jaura-Alipur (June 22, '68),
is defeated by Sir Colin M. iii. 230 ; his account of Campbell (Dec. 6), M. ii. his defeat at Jaura-Alipur,
pursuit of his flying iii. 230 n. ; he moves to- 271 ; M. — ; —
18S AtJAliTTioAL Index oI"
Tantia Topi cont. Tdntia Topi cont. wards Jaipur, M. iii. 317 rejoins E4o Sdhib, M. iii. 340; but is forced to turn from ad- he endeavours to march to
vance on that place, M. iii. the south, M. iii. 341 ; but is
319 ; he is unable to cross attacked at Khorai, and loses the swollen Chambal, M. iii. half his army (Oct. 25, '58),
320 ; he turns towards Bundi M. iii. 342.
(July '68), M. iii. 320 ; and He crosses the Narbada again turns from Biindi to and enters Nagpur (Oct. '58),
Nasirabad, M. iii. 320 ; takes M. iii. 342 grave importance ; up position near Sanganir of his invasion of Nagplir,
and Bhilwara (Aug. '68), M. M. iii. 343 ; his fruitless ef-
iii. 321 ; Gen. JBoberts follows forts to penetrate far into the
iii. ; iii. him there, M. 321 caught Mardtha country, M. 346 ; at Kankrauli near the Banas endeavours, but fails, to cross by Gen. Eoberts (Aug. 13, the Siitpura range, M. iii.
'68), M. iii. 322; he visits 346 ; he plunders an English shrine at Nathdwara, M. iii. convoy at Than (Nov. 23,
323 ; he is defeated on the '58), M. iii. 347 ; he is caught Banas, and chased by Col. by Major Sutherland near Naylor (Aug. 14, '58), M. iii. Eajpur and defeated (Nov.
323 ; flees towards the Cham- 24, '68), M. iii. 360; he re-
bal, M. iii. 325 ; crosses the crosses the Narbada (Nov. Chambal and eludes Brig. 26, '58), M. iii. 350; and
Parke, M. iii. 325 ; he gains marches on Baroda (Nov. 26,
possession of Jhalra Patan, '58), M. iii. 351 ; levies a
M. iii. 326 ; and resolves to contribution from the chief of strike for Indor, M. iii. 327 Eajpura on his way, M. iii. ;
he is stopped at Kajgarh by 352 ; he is overtaken at Gen. Michel (Sept. '68), M. Chhota TJdaipur by Brig.
iii. 329 ; completely defeated Parke, M. iii. 352; and de- by Gen. Michel, near Eaj- feated (Dec. 1, '58), M. iii.
garh, M. iii. 330 ; the demo- 364. ralised condition of his troops, His desperate condition
M. iii. 330 n. ; retreats from after defeat, M. iii. 364 ; he Eajgarh to Sironj,M. iii. 331, enters Banswara, M. iii. 365 ;
337 ; he attacks and plunders and receives supplies from
Isaogarh (Sept. '58), M. iii. Saliimbar, M. iii. 356 ; but de- of the English 337 ; position liberates on surrender, M. iii.
forces around him at that 356 ; he marches on Partab- time, M. iii. 338; he marches garh (Dec. 16, '58), M. iii.
from I'saogarh to Ohandairi, 367 ; baffles Major Eocke at and is there repulsed, M. iii. Partabgarh, and escapes, M.
338 ; he marches from Chan- iii. 357 ; he reaches Zirapur, dairf on Mangrauli, M. iii. and is put to flight by Brig.
338 ; he is defeated by Gen. Benson (Dec. 26, '58),"M. iii. Mangrauli (Oct. to Michel at 9, 358 ; put flight again at
'68), M. iii. 339 ; he flies from Barod (Dec. 28, '68), M. iii. Mangrauli to Lalatpur, and 358; he joins Man Singh ;; — ;
THE HISTOEIBS OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 189
Tantia Topi—cont. Tayler, Mr. Wm. cont. iii. (Jan. '59), M. 358 ; and is His character, K. iii. 69, M.
joined by Firoz Shah at In- i. 42 ; his responsibilities, M. dragarh (Jan. 13, '69), M. iii. i. 51, 105; his confidence in
359 ; positions of British co- Kunwar Singh, K. iii. 98; lumns around, M. iii. 365 pursues the true policy of
he is surprised and his troops vigilant confidence, K. iii.
scattered by Brig. Showers at 76 ; disliked for his vigilance,
Diwasa (Jan. 16, '59), M. iii. K. iii. 70 ; his active measures
366 ; escapes from the British distasteful to Government of
cordon of troops towards Bengal, M. i. 50 ; his policy
Marwar (Jan. 18, '59), M. iii. of intimidation, K. iii. 81 ; he 367; he is again surprised supports Major Holmes in his
and defeated at Sikar, by active measures, M. i. 72 ; but Col. Holmes (Jan. 21, '59), is not always supported with
M. iii. 367 ; abandoned by the courage he displayed, K.
Firoz Sh4h (Jan. 21, '59), M. iii. 77 ; he receives support of iii. quarrels with Eao European community (June 367 ;
Sahib, M. iii. 367 ; six hun- 7), M. i. 44, 60; his policy dred of his troops surrender compared with that of Mr. P.
to Eaja of Bikanir (Jan. 26, Halliday, M. i. 69 ; his splen-
'59), M. iii. 367; abandons did conduct at Patna, M. i. his troops and joins Man 48. Singh at Paron (Feb. '59), He guages accurately the
M. iii. 368 ; his capture at significance of the first out-
Paron (April 8, '59), M. iii. break, M. i. 43 ; concentrates
379 ; his trial and defence, at European residents at his
Sipri, M. iii. 379 ; hanged at house (June 7), K. iii. 74; Sipri (April 18, '59), M. iii. calls a council of Europeans 380. at Patna, M. i. 43; he brings Strictures on his heavy Rattray's Sikhs to Patna, M.
iii. i. punishment, M. 380 ; pa- 44; urges Capt. Rattray's rallel between his acts and rapid advance (June 7), K.
those of Hofer, M. iii. 381. iii. 75 ; makes his house a Skill of British Generals in rallying point, M. i. 44.
his pursuit, M. iii. 383 ; ex- Combats first crisis at Pat- traordinary marches in pur- na (June 7), M. i. 44; disco- suit of him, M. iii. 383. vers secret societies there Tayler, Mr. Skipwith, sa.Tes (June 7-11), M. i. 48; re- Gaya from plunder (Sept. 8), solves to strike the first blow, M. ii. 445. M. i. 61; arrests the three Tayler, Mr. William, Commis- Maulavis (June 19), K. iii. sioner of Patna, M. i. 42 82, 681, M. i. 62, 54, 549 reports native dread of for- his seizure of the Maulavis
cible conversion to Christian- criticised, E. iii. 83 ; Sir J.
ity, K. i. 473 ; warns Secretary Kaye's criticism contested,
Beadon, K. iii. 64 ; warns Go- M. i. 63 ; arrest of Ahmad- vernment two years before uUah, the Wahabi suspected
Mutiny, K. iii. 70, by him, K. iii. 168 ; Ahmad- — ; — ;
190 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Tayler, Mr. Wm. cont. Tayler, Mr. Wm. coht. ulldh condemned and trans- iii. 159; charged with panic
ported, K. iii. 169. by Mr. F. Halliday, M. i. Eemoves treasure from 117; the danger of not issu- Chapra and Ara, to Patna, M. ing the order to concentrate,
i. iii. ; 49 ; presses for disarma- E. 163 essential impor- ment of Sepoys at Danapiir, tance of saving European life,
M. i. 50 ; he disarms Patna after Dunbar's defeat, E. iii. (June20), K. iii.84, M. i.54; 162. sends Mr. Lewis to arrest All Unjustly dismissed from
Karim (June 23), M. i. 55 his post, E. iii. 160, M. i.
suppresses rising (July 3), 117 ; he is personally dis- E. iii. 84, M. i. 56; arrests tasteful to Mr. F. Halliday,
Pir All, K. iii. 85 ; unfairly M. i. 116 ; he contests the blamed for arrest of LuK Ali justice of his dismissal, E. iii.
Ktan, K. iii. 88. 160 ; not deserving of pu-
Rallies Europeans at his nishment, E. iii. 163 ; routine
house (July 25), M. i. 73; occasions his downfall, E. iii.
sends volunteers and Sikhs 164 ; ruined by intrigue, M.
to Phulwari to chase Dana- i. 124 ; the victim of Mr. F. pur mutineers, M. i. 74 Halliday's revenge, M. i. 116 instance of his efforts to get disapproval of him impru- troops sent after mutineers, dently marked by successor
K. iii. 109 n. ; receives intelli- appointed, E. iii. 190 ; his ser- gence of Major Holmes' mur- vices more valuable than those
der, K. iii. 102 ; on revolt of of Mr. Halliday, M. i. 120; 12th Irregulars, withdraws justification of his conduct,
his detachment from Phiil- E. iii. 161 ; his great services
wari, M. i. 74 ; urges Gen. to Government, M. i. 117 Lloyd to pursue Danapur mu- charges against him trumped
tineers, K. iii. 101, M. i. 77 up by Mr. F. Halliday, M. i. ;
again induces Gen. Lloyd to 118 n. ; Sir John Eaye's manly send troops after mutineers, vindication of his conduct, M.
M. i. 79 ; his prescience pro- i. 118 n. ; the reality of the vides Ara with a garrison, M. Wahabi conspiracy, E. iii.
i. 81. 165 ; his views of the Wahabi His critical position on de- conspiracy, supported by Sir
feat of Capt. Dunbar, M. i. H. Edwardes, E. iii. 166 ; and 104; orders withdrawal of by Mr. A. Eoberts, E. iii.
officers from out-stations 167 ; his suspicions of Waha- (July 31), K iii. 148, M. i. bis justified in recent years,
107 ; his order to abandon M. i. 120 ; the confirmation of
i. Mozaffarplirfaithfully obeyed, all his suspicions, M. 553 ;
M. i. 109 ; the extraordinary he is proved by subsequent way in which his order to events to have been in every
abandon Gaya was carried respect right, M. i. 554.
out, M. i. 109-115 ; Mr. Hal- Sir John Low recants his liday's comments on his order adverse decision against, M.
to retii-e from out-stations, K, i. 121 ; Mr. Dorin recants his — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 191
Tayler, Mr. Wm. cont. Teman, Capt. cont. adverse decision against, M. Eaja of Dilheri in his diffi-
i. 121 ; Lord Canning's Pri- culties, M. iii. 94 ; the Eaja vate Secretary exonerates him gratefully stands by him when from all blame, M. i. 121 n. mutiny breaks out, M. iii. 95 Mr. Halliday's charge of pa- he surprises and defeats re- nic against, everywhere recog- bels at Chirdpiir (Nov.), M.
nised as untrue, M. i. 121 iii. 108 ; he captures and exe- he is one of the four, who cutes Dal G-anjan, M. iii. 108 ; preserved Mr. Beadon's line he defeats rebels at Maddan- of six hundred miles, M. i. piir (Jan. '68), M. iii. 109.
143 ; he and Major Eyre save Tez All Khan, his faithful ad-
Bihar, M. i. 103; his treat- herence to fugitives from ment like that of M. Du- Faizabdd, M. i. 401. pleix, and a reproach to Eng- Tez Singh, Eaja of Mainpiiri,
land, M. i. 123. attempts to stop Brig. Sea- Taylor, Capt. Alex., his inex- ton's advance (Dec. 23), M. ii.
haustible fertility of resource 294 ; he is defeated by Brig.
iii. ii. at Dehli, K. 673 ; prepares Seaton (Dec. 24), M. 294; plan for assault of Dehli he enters Eohilkhand, M. ii. (Sept. 1), M. ii. 7; his pro- 499. ject for worming through the Thackwell, Gen., crosses the houses of Dehli, K. iii. 626 Chinab (1848), K. i. 37. captures the Burn bastion, Thakur Singh, the leader of Dehli, M. ii. 66. disaffection at Belgaon, M. iii.
Tehri, Eaja of B4nplir confines 32 ; sent to command at Ba- British officers in, M. iii. dami (July), M. iii. 32. 98. Thakurs, many are troublesome Tej Singh, see Tez Singh. subjects of the Eajput Telegraphs introduced into In- chiefs, K. iii. 350. dia by Lord Dalhousie, K. i. Than, Major Sutherland marches 193. through (Nov. 22, '58), M.
Telegraphs and Railways, heavy iii. 348 ; Tantia Topi plunders blows to Brahmanism, K. i, English convoy at (Nov. 23, 193. '68), M. iii. 346. Ternan, Capt. A. H., Deputy Then', the Eani of, supplies Sir Commissioner atlSTarsinghpllr, Hugh Eose with forage, &c.,
M. iii. 90, 91 ; he induces during siege of Jhansi, M. iii. Mr. Colvin to abstain from 159. great interference with Sagar Thomas, Major, mortally and Narbada territories, M. wounded at Shahganj, M. i.
iii. 90 ; he has mysterious cha- 275. pdtis brought to him (Jan.), Thomason, Mr., his character,
M. iii. 91 ; reports his suspi- K. i. 164 ; his settlement
cions about the chapatis, M. views, E. i. 164 and n. ; eman-
iii. 92 ; his report disregarded, cipates the cultivators from
i. M. iii. 92 ; ordered by Go- serfdom, M. 146 ; resists vernment to disgrace Eaja of the claim of Ndna Sahib, K.
Dilheri, M. iii. 94 ; befriends i, 102. ; ;;
192 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Thompson, Capt., pursues re- Tombs, Major, scatters muti- bels from Morar (June 16, neers on the Hindan (May '58), M. iii. 217. 30), K. ii. 184; commands Thompson, Mr. Greorge, ap- No. 4 battery at Dehli, M. ii,
pointed agent in England of 20 ; he and Lieut. Hills, win Bahadur Shah, K. ii. 12. the Victoria Cross (July 9), Thomson, Lance-Corporal, his Z. ii. 577-579. bravery at Euiya (April 15, Tomkinson, Lieut., on duty at '58), M. iL. 607. Orai (May), M. iii. 466; Thornton, Mr., a competition- starts from Orai with trea- wala, cuts away the bridge of sure (June 4), M. iii. 466 boats at Phillaur, E. ii. 503. not permitted to enter Grwa- Thornton, Mr. Edward, arrests liar (June 12), M. iii. 467; Hazard conspirators (Sept.), not permitted to enter Agra M. iii. 303. (June 20), M. iii. 467; his Thynne, Capt., death of, at troops mutiny and dismiss
Lakhnau (March 11, '58), M. him, M. iii. 467 ; he is con-
. ii. 381. cealed by a poor Muhamma- Tika Singh, Siibaddr of Cavalry, dan till October, M. iii. 467 ; invites Nana Sahib to sedi- he attempts to explode am- tion, K. ii. 306. munition of rebels (Oct.), M.
Timmins, Major, attacked and iii. 468 ; is discovered and defeated at Mahidpur (Nov. killed in his brave attempt 8), M. iii. 73. (Oct. 23), M. iii. 468. Timmins, Mrs., her life saved Tonnochy, a young volunteer, at Mahidpur by a native tai- kills Sah Mall in battle (July), lor (Nov.), M. iii. 75. M. iii. 434. Tiparah, Eaja of, called on to Tonk, see Tank. cut off mutineers escaping Topham, Capt., recovers two from Chatgaon, M. ii. 421 guns from the Maulavi's ; stops Chatgaon mutineers at troopers (April '68), M. ii. 496. Sankhola (Dec. 2), M. ii. Toral) All, a loyal Muhamma- 422. dan, taken prisoner by Dhau- Tirhoot, see Tirhut. lana villagers, M. iii. 435 Tirhiit, district of Patna divi- released by inhabitants of
sion, K. iii. 71 n., M. i. 40 Solana, M. iii. 435. placed under martial-law by Torabaz Khan, leadiug insur- Major J. Holmes (June 19), gent, shot at Haidarabad(July
K. iii. 103 ; arrest of Waris 17), M. iii. 122.
Alf at, K. iii. 79 ; force under Tottenham, Capt., killed in fight Col. Eowcroft organised at with rebels, near Jabalpur (Nov.), M. ii. 321. (Nov.), M. iii. 107. Tirohan, old name of Kirwi, M. Townshend, Lieut., shot by ban- iii. 199. dits during retreat from Nao-
Tfrul, rebels driven from by gaon, M. i. 195. Brig. Berkeley (July 16, '58), Trades' Association, Calcutta, M. iii. 281. Government declines their Todd, D'Arcy, and his Sepoys offer to raise volunteers
at Hirat, M. iii. 473. (May), M. i. 2. —
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTINY. 193
Transport for reinforcements Troup, Col. cont. miserably deficient, K. ii. Captures MaithauK (Oct. 135. 8, '58), M. iii. 293. Travers, Col., arrives at I'ndor Tucker, Capt., attacks Jiran, but
with Cavalry (June), M. i. is repulsed and killed (Oct.
210 ; he receives command of 23), M.ii. 571. troops at Residency, M. i. Tucker, Col. Henry, warns Go-
210 ; conversing at orderly- vernment concerning greased
room when mutiny breaks out cartridges in 1853, K. i. 517. (July 1), M. i. 217; he orders Tucker, Lieut., stands by Col.
out the Cavalry, M. i. 219 Fisher in his last moments, ;
with five men he charges the M. i. 406 ; escapes from Sal-
rebel guns, K. iii. 331, M. i. tanpur and reaches Banaras, 220; wounds Sa'adat Khan, M.i. 406.
M. i. 220 ; forwards Col. Du- Tucker, Mr., member of Court rand's demand for Hunger- of Directors, strongly opposes
ford's battery, M. i. 221; removal of Mughal sovereigns
fights the rebel guns, and dis- from Dehli, K. ii. 23 n. ; his
ables one, M. i. 221 ; again views on settlements, K. i. endeavours to form men for a 165.
charge, M. i. 222 ; his expla- Tucker, Mr. Henry Carre, Com- nation of retreat from the missioner of Banaras, his cha-
Residency, M. i. 226 n. racter, K. ii. 209 ; he labours Treachery of Native troops at to preserve tranquillity (May),
Mardan, K. ii. 486 n. K. ii. 204; Lord Canning's Treasurers, their extraordinary letter of thanks to him, K. ii.
duties during Mutiny, M. iii. 212 ; his expectation of speedy 4t4A!. suppression of the Mutiny,
Treaty with Nawab of Oudh M. iii. 448 ; skilfully causes (1801), K. i. 117. reduction of price of grain at
Treaty of 1837 with Oudh, dis- Banaras, K. ii. 204 ; holds
allowed, E. i. 127. Banaras by moral force, E.
Troup, Col. Colin, in temporary ii. 205 ; he pushes on every chief command at Baraili soldier who reaches Banaras
ii. (May 14), M. i. 304; tries to Kahnpur, K. 207 ; re- persuasive measures with Se- wards fidelity of Sikh trea-
poys, M. i. 305 ; has especial sure guard (June 6), E. ii.
confidence in 8th Irreg. Ca- 230 n. ; deprecates publica-
valry, M. i. 305 ; sends women cation of martial law at Ba-
and children to Naini Tal naras, E. ii. 235 ; brings in (May 15), M. i. 306; he treasure from Mirzapur and doubles the strength of 8th Ghazi'pur, E. ii. 240 places ;_
Irreg. Cavalry, M. i. 306 ; he Mr. Wynward in full" charge attempts to lead Irregular of Gorakhpur district, with
iii. Cavalry from Baraili (May unlimited power, M. 449 ; 31), K. iii. 272; he counsels exerts himself actively to pre- Mr. Colvin to issue proclama- vent ^the acceptance of assist- tion of indemnity to Sepoys, ance from Jang Bahddur, M. K. iii. 280, iii. 452. 13 194 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Tucker, Mr. Robert Tudor, Ungud, see Angad. Commissioner of Fatipur, his TJnpreparedness of the English - character, K. ii. 363 ; he re- for the Mutiny, E. ii. 104 ; fuses to quit Pathpdr after the policy of, pursued by
outbreak, K. ii. 365 ; his he- Lord Canning, K. ii. 123 n. roic death (June 9), K. ii. TJrchah, see TJrchha. 367. TJrchha, Eaja of, loyal, M. iii. Tuffoozul Hoosein Khan=Ta- 193. fazzul Husain Khan, see Far- TJshait, Gen. Penny occupies rukhabad, Nawab of. (April '58), M. ii. 501. Tdkaji Eao Holkar, ruler of Indor, M. iii. 132. &e Holkar. Tulsipur, Col. Eowcroft defeats Bala Eao at (Dec. '68), M. V.
iii. 293. Turner, Col., secures the G-rand Vans Agnew, Mr., sent to Miil-
Trunk Eoad in BihAr (June- tan, K. i. 20 ; murdered in
Sept. '58), M. ii. 484; he de- Multan, K. i. 21. feats rebels at Pfrii (Oct. 17, Van Cortlandt, reduces the Eoh-
'58), M. ii. 486 ; annihilates tak district to submission rebel rear-guard at Nonadi (Oct.), M. ii. 107. (Oct. 20, '58), M. ii. 489. Vaughan, Lieut., skilfully de- stroys a rebel gun (Jan. 2, '58), M. ii. 302%. Vazir Muhammad Khan, Na- U. wab of Tank, resists Tantia Topi (June '58), M. iii. 319. Uchera, feudatory in Sagar ter- Venables, Mr., repulses the re- ritory, M. iii. 88. bels at Azamgarh (July 16),
TJdaipur, one of Eajput states, M. ii. 316 ; forced to retreat
M. i. 245 n. ; Capt. Showers, to Ghazipur (July 30), M. ii.
Agent at, K. iii. 353, M. i. 316 ; his gallantry at Mandori
259, iii. 325 ; Major Eocke (Sept. 19), M. ii. 318 ; rebels stops Tantia Topf's march on offer 500 rupees for his head,
(Dec. '58), M. iii. 356; Sarup M. ii. 318 n. ; nobly assists Singh, Eana of, M. i. 259. Gren. Pranks during his cam-
XJdaipur, Maharana of, the most paign, M. ii. 340 ; his un- influential Eajput, K. iii. timely death near Azamgarh 355; Gen. G-. St. P. Law- (April '58), M. ii. 471; his rence's alleged dispute with, great services to his country,
K. iii. 683; he boldly de- M. ii. 547-649. Clares for the British, K. iii. Vengeance, begets vengeance,
356 ; he is on ill terms with K. ii. 270. his nobles, M. i. 259. Vellore (Velur), Mutiny of, see
Umballah, see Ambala. Mutiny of Vellore, K. i. TJmritsur, see Amritsar. 224. Unao, battle of (July 29), M. i. Vibart, Major, bravely defends
492 ; cleared of rebels (July the Ridan at Kahnpur, K. ii, '58), M. iii, 284 m. 319, — ;
The HlSTOEIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 195
Victor Hugo on Eevolt, K. iii. Wahabi Maulavis cont. 450. the leaders convicted by Sir Vindictiveness against natives Herbert Edwardes in 1864, reprobated, K. iii. 8. K. iii. 166. Volunteer cavalry, glorious Wahabi-ism at Patna, K. iii. cliarge of the Eighteen at 63. Kahnpur (July 16), K. ii. Waiz-ul-Haqq, leading Wahabi 378. of Patna, M. i. 52. Volunteer corps, from Sepoy Wajid All Shah, his passionate
regiments, for foreign service, grief on dethronement, K. i.
i. 460. of K. 150 ; pension twelve lakhs Volunteer force, Lord Canning of rupees allotted to, K. i.
declines to organise a, in 152 ; proclaimed king at Da- May, K. ii. 117 probable riabad (June M. i. 409. ; ad- 9),
vantage of, K. ii. 123 ; doubt- See Oudh, King of.
ful value of, in May, K. ii. Wallahajabad, mutiny suspected 125. at (1806), K. i. 242. Volunteers, rebuff administered Wake, Mr., Magistrate of Shah- to Calcutta citizens offering abad, warns Grovemment
to become, M. i. 1 ; their against harsh treatment of useful services, K. iii. 42. Kunwar Singh, K. iii. 100 Volunteers, Allahabad, exube- reports desertion of Ara by
rant energy of, K. ii. 266 n. railway oflScials (June 11), M.
Volunteer hanging parties, K. i. 48 ; takes command of the
ii. 236. Sikhs at Ara, K. iii. 127 ; as- sociate of the four who saved Mr. Beadon's line of six hun-
dred miles, M. i. 143. W. Walker, Col., completely defeats Gujadar Singh and his frag- Wahabi, head-quarters at Pat- ment of rebels (April '59),
na, K. iii. 166, M. i. 40 ; the M. iii. 296. conspiracy proved to be real, Waller, Lieut., and Lieut. Rose K. iii. 165; Mr. A. Eoberts capture rock-fortress of G-wa- shows the existence of, for liar (June 20, '58), M. iii. forty years previously, K. iii. 228.
167 ; the history and establish- Walpole, Gen., his character,
ment at Patna, proved by Dr. M. ii. 503 ; his disastrous in-
Hunter, M. i. 547 ; Mr. Hal- capacity, M. ii. 508 ; rage of liday refuses to believe in his troops against him for
ii. traitorousness of Wahabis, M. his incompetence, M. 509 ;
i. 549. created K.C.B. for his incom- Wahabi Maulavis at Patna, M. petence, M. ii. 509.
i. mischief Protects left of Kahnpur 52 ; power to work
taken from (June 19), M. i. (Nov. 28), M. ii. 246 ; beats
52, 53 ; their arrest, trial, and off Tantia Topi's attack on
condemnation, M. i. 552 ; Mr. his position (Nov. 28), M.
Tayler's suspicions of justi- ii. 249 ; commands 6th Bri-
i. gade at attack on Tantia fied in recent years, M. 20 j 13 * —
196 AilALYTICAt INDEX Ol*
Walpole, Col. cord. War with Sindh (1843), K. i. Topi (Dec. 5), M. ii. 267; 276. marclies Ms column, to I'tawa Ward, Sir Thomas, sends half
(Dec. 18), M. ii. 285 ; his co- his force from Ceylon to Lord iTimn annoyed by a few fana- Canning, K. iii. 182. tics at I'tawa (Dec. 29), M. Wardlaw, Ensign, operates in ii. Chutia ISTagpur (Jan. '58), 285 ; joins Sir Colin Camp- M. bell at Pathgarb (Jan. 4, '68), ii. 441 6.
M. ii. 306 ; sent against Al- Waris All, arrest of, at Patna
labganj, M. ii. 311 ; his junc- (June 23), K. iii. 79, M. i.
tion with Brig. Seaton's force 64 ; hanged at Patna, M. i. 57. at Bewar (Feb. 3, '58), M. ii. Warnings of treachery disre-
286 ; commands right wing garded, K. ii. 37. of Outram's force on Gumti Watson, Capt., suggests retreat
(March '58), M. ii. 374 ; com- from Banaras (May), K. iL mands moveable column at 202. Lakhnau, M. ii. 468; leads Watson, Lieut., cuts his way his column from Lakhnau through surrounding Sepoys
(April 7, '68), M. ii. 602; at Katanji, M. iii. 105 ; slays nature of his task, M. ii. the rebel leader at the Marti-
502 ; marches to Eiliya (April niere, Lakhnau (Nov. 14), M. 15, '68), M. ii. 604; descrip- ii. 174. tion of fort of Etiiya, M. ii. Waugh, Col. Scott, fixes head-
504 ; hears of Narpat Singh's quarters of Trigonometrical intention to evacuate Ruiya, Survey at Dehra Dun (May),
M. ii. 505 ; but disbelieves in- M. iii. 419. tention to evacuate Ruiya, M. Wellesley, Lord, his character,
ii. Riiiya, li. i. policy, ii. 505 ; attacks M. K. 115 ; his K. 3 ;
606 ; retreats from Ruiya his political paradox, E. ii.
(April 15, '58), M. ii. 607; 5 ; his policy towards the expels the rebels from Sirsa Rajputs, M. ii. 576. (April 22, '68), M. ii. 510; Wellington, Duke of, on con- joins Sir Colin Campbell flicts of authority between (April 27, '58), M. ii. 510 high officials, ii. 469 n. ; K. made divisional commander Wells, Capt., commands 84th in Rohilkhand (May '68), M. Regiment advancing from
ii. 537. Lakhnau Residency (Nov. Walter, Col., allows Amar 16), M. ii. 206. Singh to escape from Jaga- Weston, Capt. Gould, commands
di'spiir (Oct. '58), M. ii. 487. Gudh police, M. i. n. 357 ; Walters, Col., defeats rebels at sent to pacify the Malhiabad
Rampdr (Sept. 9, '58), M. ii. district, M. i. 370; attempts 484. and fails to stop mutiny of
Wantmuri, the Desai of, a dis- his military police, M. i. 417; contented chief, M. iii. 29. gallops five miles after mu- War with Afghanistan (1888), tinous police to persuade them
i. to return i. K. 274. to duty, M. 418 ; War with Birma, the first his miraculous escape from
(1824), K. i. 265. death, M. i. 419 ; his services — —
THE HISTORIES OF THE INDIAN MUTlNT. 197
Weston, Capt. cont. Whitlock, Brig.-Gen. cont. at Lakhnau and the iOam- at Jabalpdr (Feb. 6, '58), M.
bagh, M. ii. 362; cuts off iii. 192 ; commands Madras fugitives from Makkaganj column in Central India (March 11, '58), M. ii. 381; (Dec), M. iii. 136; occupies his services as guide in at- Kdmpti (Jan. 10, '58), M. iii.
tacks, M. ii. 400 n. 192 ; marches on Sagar (Feb.
Wetherall, Brig., ordered to 17, '58), M. iii. 193 ; refuses move in concert with Gen. to reduce small places on his
Hope Grant (Oct. '58), M. iii. route, M. iii. 193 ; occupies
289 ; attacks and captures Damoh (March 4, '58), M.
Eampur Kussia (Nov. 8, '58), iii. 193 ; occupies Sagar M. iii. 290. (March 6, '58), M. iii. 193; Wheatley, Capt., his death in ordered to subdue Bandel- attack on Lakhnau (Nov. 14), khand (Mar.l7,'58),M.iii. 194; M. ii. 177 n. his movements too slow and
Wheeler, Gen. Sir Hugh, com- cautious, M. iii. 194 : marches mands at Kdhnpur, K. ii. on Marw4 Ghat (April 2, '58),
289 ; his former services, K. M. iii. 194 ; occupies Mandala ii. greatly respected (April '58), M. iii. 289 ; by 3, 195;
Natives, K. ii. 304 ; doubts occupies Chattarpur (April 9,
the Sepoy, K. ii. 290. '58), M. iii. 195 ; catches some Resolves to entrench a ral- rebels evacuating Jhigan fort
iii. lying point at Kahnpdr, K. (April 9, '58), M. 195 ;
ii. 293 ; reason for not choos- Nawab of Banda lays a trap ing the Magazine as rallying for him, M. iii. 195; falls point, K. ii. 294; asks help into trap of Nawab of Banda,
from Lakhnau (May), K. ii. M. iii. 196 ; captures Binda
296 ; wishes to blow up the (AprU 19, '58), M. iii. 197; Kahnpur magazine, K. ii. orders Brig. McDuff to march iii. 308 n. ; believes Kahnpur safe on Nagod (May 27), M.
(June 1), K. ii. 303 ; sends 198 ; resolves to march on help to Lakhnau (June 3), E. Ealpi (May 29, '58), M. iii.
ii. 304 ; he is informed by 198 ; ordered to march against Nana Sahib that he intends Eirwi (May 30, '58), M. iii.
to attack entrenchment, K. ii. 199 ; the Rios of Kirwi sur-
313 ; opposed to capitulation, render to him (June 2, '58),
K. ii. 333 ; capitulates, E. ii. M. iii. 200; enters Eirwi iii. 334 ; massacred at Eahnptir, (June 6, '58), M. 201; K. ii. 341. break up of his column after Wheler, Col. S. G., commands entrance into Eirwi, M. iii.
34th Regiment at Barakpur 202 ; has the path prepared (1857), E. i. 495. by Sir H. Rose, M.iii. 198; Whiting, Capt., stoutly defends enjoys the spoils while Sir H. north-east corner of entrench- Rose encounters the danger, ment at Eahnpur, K. ii. 319. M. iii. 201. Whitlock, Brig.-Gen., appointed Whish, Capt., forces a large to command Jabalpiir column party of mutineers to surren-
(Nov. 16), M. iii. 190 ; arrives der (May 28), M. i. 329. ; —
198 AtTALYTIOAIi INDEX OB'
Whish, Gen. Samson, sent Wilson, Brig. A. eont. against Mdltdn with Ed- responsibility of assault on wardes (1848), K. i. 33. Major Baird Smith, M. ii. 6. Widdowson,Mrs.Bridget-, stands His address to the Army guard over a batch of pri- before assault of Dehli, E.
soners at Kahnpur, K. ii. iii. 555 ; lacks confidence in 323. his men at assault of Dehli,
Wilayat Shah, threatens Po- E. iii. 589 ; inclined to retire wain (Aug. '58), M. iii. 274. after first day's assault of
Wilkin, iii. ii. Capt., his distinguished Dehli, E. 617, M. 55 ; bravery at the Musa Bagh, his great dejection during as- M. iii. 509. sault of Dehli, E. iii. 622,
Willoughby, Lieut. Edward, his M. ii. 60 n. ; he stops drunk- gallantry and death at Euiya eness by destroying liquors
(April 15, '58), M. ii. 506. at Dehli, E. iii. 620 ; mourn- Willoughby, Lieut. George, pre- ful letter (Sept. 18), E. iii.
pares to defend or to blow up 630, M. ii. 63 ; remarks on the Magazine at Dehli (May his conduct of the siege of
11), K. ii. 89 ; blows up the Dehlf, E. iii. 654. Dehli magazine (May 11), Sends Col. Greathed after
E. ii. 90 ; wounded at capture Sepoys from Dehli, M. ii.
of Balabet fort, M. iii. 99 n. 87 ; commends Hodson's murdered on road from Dehli, shooting the Princes of Dehli, K. ii. 173 n. E. iii. proceeds on sick 654 ; Wilson, Brig. Archdale, his certificate to Himalayas, M. ii. prompt conduct on outbreak 105. of mutiny at Mi'rat (May 10), Wilson, Brig. N., commands in-
K. ii. 65 ; reasons for his in- trenchment at Eahnpur (Nov. action at Mi'rat (May 10), K. 28), M. ii. 247; ordered to
ii. 101, 102 ; hesitates to move cover Brig. Carthew's advance,
from Mi'rat (May 15), K. ii. M. ii. 250 ; failure of his at-
180 ; defeats mutineers on the tack, M. ii. 251; killed at Hindan (May 30, 31), K. ii. Eahnpur (Nov. 28), M. ii.
184-186 ; reinforced by Gor- 251. khas (June 1), K. ii. 187; Wilson, Capt., his military cha- crosses the Jamna (June 4), racter, M. i. 482; Brig. In- K. ii. 188. glis's testimony to his bravery
Counsels delay in assault and devotion, M. i. 482 ; his of Dehlf (June 16), K. ii. account of Sir H. Lawrence's
533 ; receives command of death stroke, M. i. 434. Dehli Field Force (July 17), Wilson, Mr. Cracroft, Judge at
E. ii. 586 ; his desponding Muradabad, E. iii. 252. letter to Major Baird Smith Wilson, Sir Cracroft, reports (Aug. 20), M. ii. 2 m.; asks officially that a general rising reinforcement from Panjab of Sepoys had been arranged,
(Sept.), M. iii. 301 ; his order E. ii. 109 ; leads Sepoys of the day (Sept. 7), M. ii. 11; against mutineers from Mu- yields to Major Baird Smith's zaffamagar, E. iii. 254; re-
opinion, M. ii. 6 ; but throws captures many escaped pri- — ; — ;
THE HISTORIES OP THE INDIAN MUTINY. 199
Wilson, Sir C. cont. Windham, Gen. cont.
soners, E. iii. 256 ; he bravely positions for meeting advance faces the pointed guns of na- of Tantii Topi, M. ii. 235 ; scent mutineers, K. iii. 257; attacks and defeats Tdntia restores confidence at Murad- Topi's troops at Pandu rivu- abad, K. iii. 257. let (Nov. 26), M. ii. 236; Defeats rebellious party marches back towards Eahn- from Eampur (May 20), K. piir (Nov. 26), M. ii. 236;
iii. 258 ; attacks and disperses Tdntia Topi j)resses on his Muhammadan fanatics at Mu- retiriug troops, M. ii. 237 radabad (May 21), M. i. 328 he is attacked by Tantia Topi his bold proposal to Sepoy (Nov. 27), M. ii. 238; over- officors, iii. K. 261 ; places borne by Tantia Topi's supe- treasure under Sepoy guard riority in artillery, M. ii.
while stamped paper is being 240 ; retires on brick-kilns at
destroyed (June 1), E. iii. Eahnpur, M. ii. 241 ; orders
263 ; escapes from Muradabad Brig. Carthew to fall back on
(June 3), M. i. 332 ; induces brick-kilns, M. ii. 242 ; aban- Gen. Penny to march without dons tents and kits, M. ii.
caution (AprU 30, '58), M. ii. 243 ; reasons for his defeat on 501. Nov. 27, M. ii. 245. Windham, Gen, Charles A., left His dispositions for resist- in command of Eahnpur ing Tantia Topi (Nov. 28),
(Nov. M. ii. ; his in- ii. protects the Gan- 9), 149 M. 246 ; structions for holding Eahn- ges side of Eahnpiir, M. ii.
pur, M. ii. 149, 226 ; secures 247 ; orders Brig. Carthew to the intrenchment at Eahnpiir, advance again (Nov. 28), M.
M. ii. 227; guesses Tantia ii. 249 ; fails to support Brig.
Topi's design on Eahnpur, M. Carthew, M. ii. 253 ; fails to
ii. 230 ; obtains permission to support the key of his posi-
detain troops in Eanhpur tion, M. ii. 254 ; criticisms on (Nov. 14), M. ii. 230; ad- his generalship (Nov. 28), vances beyond town to the M. ii. 249; his bold attack west (Nov. 17), M. ii. 231; saves Eahnpur, M. ii. 256. asks permission to attack Tan- His ungenerous conduct,
tia Topi (Nov. 17), M. ii. M. ii. 254 ; he is forced to
233 ; his plan for defeating acknowledge that he ordered
Tdntid Topi, M. ii. 233 ; Tan- Brig. Carthew to retire, M. tia Topi severs his communi- ii. 255. cations with Sir Colin Camp- Again commands intrench- bell (Nov. 19), M. ii. 232; ment at Eahnpur (Dec. 5), he attempts to re-open com- M. ii. 267. munications with Sir Colin Windus, Lieut., bis good ser- Campbell (Nov. 23), M. ii. vice in Chutia Nagpiir, M.
232 ; advances six miles iii. 463. nearer to Tantia Topi (Nov. Wingfield, Mr. Charles, Commis- 24), M. ii. 234; feels that sioner of Bahraich, E. iii.
Tantia Topi is closing round 472, M. i. 389 ; his views on
Eahnpur, M. ii, 234 ; his dis- Oudh administration, M. i. ;
200 ANALYTICAL INDEX OF
Wingfield, Mr. C.—cont. Woolley, Capt., commands at
390 iii. ; disapproves of the Tho- Narsinghpur, M. 91, 108 ; masonian revenue system, K. defeats and slays Ganjau iii. 473 ; removes women and Singh (Nov.), M. iii. 108; children from Sikrora to captures and executes the re- Lakhnau, K. iii. 474; rides bel Dal Ganjan at Singhpdr from Sikrora to Gonda (June (Nov.), M. iii. 108; clears
9), K. iii. 475, M. i. 392; Narbada district of rebels leaves Gonda for Balramptir (Nov.), M. iii. 108. (June 10), K. iii. 476. Women, their heroism and suf- Woodburn, Gen., Lord Elphin- ferings at Kahnpdr, E. ii.
stone organises his column 322 ; Amazonian conduct of for offensive defence (May), some, K. ii. 323.
M. iii. 9 ; composition of his Wolseley, Capt. Garnet, storms
column, M. iii. 9 ; his column the Mess House, Lakhnau the one hope of Indor, M. i. (Nov. 17), M. ii. 201, 202;
212 ; ordered to march on captures theMoti Mahal with-
Mad (June), M. iii. 10; his out orders, M. ii. 203 ; cen- column diverted to Aurang- sured but Etdmired by Sir abad (June 13), M. i. 212, Colin Campbell for exceeding
iii. 11 ; enters Aurangabad instructions, M. ii. 204 n. and disarms Sepoys (June Wray, Midshipman, his good
23), M. iii. 13 ; his column service in Western Bihar, M. halts at Aurangabad, M. i. iii. 463.
213 ; he is a second time Wroughton, Col., commands at urged to advance to Mad by Janpdr (Sept.), M. ii. 317; Lord Elphinstone (June 22), captures and hangs Iradat
M. iii. 13 ; excuses himself Khan (Sept. 27), M. ii. from advancing (June 25), M. 319.
iii. 14 ; he is almost peremp- Wyndham, Capt., occupies Lin- torily ordered to advance by sugur (Jan. '58), M. iii. 127 Lord Elphinstone (June 27), marches on Shorapur (Feb.
M. iii. 15 ; a fourth time or- 7), M. iii. 127 ; avoids the dered to advance to Mau snare of Raja of Shorapdr,
(June 29), M. iii. 16 ; he is M. iii. 127 ; he is attacked, urged by Mr. Plowden to but drives off assailants (Feb. march on Nagpur (July), M. 7, '68), M. iii. 128; Eajd of
i. 243 ; dissuaded from march- Shorapur flies from his fort, ing on Nagpur by Col. Du- M. iii. 129.
rand, M. i. 24,3 ; he falls ill, Wynyard, Mr. William, 'judge and is superseded by Col. of Gorakhpdr (May), M. iii.
Stuart, M. iii. 16; returns to 447 ; his character, M. iii.
Puna in bad health, M. i. 447 ; defers Mr. Paterson's
243 ; he is succeeded at Au- departure on leave on outbreak rangabad by Brig. Stuart, M. of Mutiny, M. iii. 448; he re-
i. 243. ceives unlimited power in Go-
Woollcombe, Capt., his gallantry rakhpdr, M. iii. 449 ; raises in the Milwt campaign, M. volunteers for defence of Go- rakhpdr iii. iii. 87, (June), M. 449 ; — ;
THE flISTORIES OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE. 201
Wynyard, Mr. W. cont. Yule, Mr. G.—cont. he and Capt. Steel prevent Marches on Chawa Ghat,
attempt of Sepoys to mutiny M. ii. 431 ; finds mutineers (June 7), M. iii. 450; pro- in strong position there (Dec.
claims martial law in Gorakh- 26), M. ii. 431 ; mutineers
pdr, M. iii. 451 ; receives the out-mancBuvre him (Dec. 28),
thinks of Lord Canning (June M. ii. 432 ; tries but fails to
28), M. iii. 453 ; disarms his intercept mutineers on Darji- detachment of 17th N.I. ling road (Dec. 29), M. ii.
(Aug. 1), M. iii. 455 ; leaves 432 ; drives the mutineers into Grorakhpur to charge of loyal Nipal (Jan. '58), M. ii. 433. landowners (Aug. 31), M. iii. He is joined by Major
456 ; receives no reward for Eichardson (Jan. 11, '58), M.
his eminent services, M. iii. ii. 433 ; Dakha mutineers es-
457 ; arrives at Azamgarh cape from him (Jan. 19, '58),
and is made chief civil officer M. ii. 435 ; becomes Commis- there, M. iii. 457. sioner in Eastern Bihiir (Jan.
'58), M. ii. 425 ; offers him- self and twenty mounted gen- tlemen to act against Western Bihar (May '58), M. ii. 436 n.
Yar Muhammad, ruler of Hirat,
sides with Persia, K. i. 410. Yule, Mr. George, Commissioner z.
of Bhagalpdr, M. ii. 129 ; his
character, M. ii. 129 ; tries to Za,if-ullah Kbin, Nawab, offers maintain order without Bri- to co-operate with the British tish troops, M. ii. 130; detains (July), K iii. 380. 140 British soldiers for pro- Zamindari rights, K. i. 159. tection iu July, M. ii. 131 Zeenut Mehat, see Zinat Mahal. prepares active demonstration Zemindaree, see Zamindari.
against Mutiny, M. ii. 131. Zinat Mahal, wife of Bahadur
Secures the towns of Bha- Shah, K. ii. 13, 24 ; she inter- galpur and Manghir (July), feres with succession to so-
M. ii. 131 ; secures the navi- vereignty, K. ii. 24; her gation of the Gunges, M. ii. schemes and ambition, K. ii.
131 ; severs the disafEected 32. of eastern from western Bihar, Zirapur, Brig. Benson puts Tan-
M. ii. 132 ; warns Col. Barney tia Topi to flight from (Dec. and saves Baosf, M. ii. 133 26, '58), M. iii. 358. marches with troops to Pur- Zorah, Lieut. W. Osborne de-
iii. nia (Dec. 1), M. ii. 426 ; and feats rebels at, M. 112. defeats mutinous cavalry, M. Zuhur-ul-Hassan, returns Capt.
ii. 429 ; drives mutineers into Orr's unusual kindness by Nipal, M. ii. 429. brutality, K. iii, 486. ;
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