Afghans: their want of bravery at the Siege of Delhi
Ahmed Ali Khan's house headquarters at
Ajmir Gate, captured quarters at
Alipore, advance on
Alma, anniversary of the Battle of
Ammunition, pits dug for scarcity of amount
Army, British: characteristics of the troops instructions on the outbreak of the Mutiny stringent orders dress reception in England delay in paying prize-money instructions against looting promise of prize-money batta in lieu indignation against the decision rescinded appointment of prize agents amount distributed
Army, native: signs of incipient mutiny outbreak at Meerut
Artillerymen, their zeal and devotion at the Siege of Delhi
Badli-ki-Serai, action at
Badmashes, or bad characters
"Bakra Id," anniversary of
Bareilly Brigade, the mutinous
Barnard, Sir Henry, at the Siege of Delhi his victory at Badli-ki-Serai address to the troops death from cholera
Barnes, Mr. George, Commissioner of the Cis-Sutlej States
Belooch battalion, at Delhi
Bengal Army: outbreak of the Mutiny signs of incipient mutiny
Bengal Artillery Corps, record of their achievements before Delhi
Bengal Fusiliers, the 1st, quartered at Umballah
Bhisti, or water-carrier Boileau, Lieutenant
Bombay
Bridge of boats over the Jumna attempt to blow up
Burn bastion, unsuccessful attack on captured
Calcutta Gate
Campbell, Colonel, column under
Campbell, Sir Colin, at the Battle of Chillianwalla
Campbell, Sir Edward, appointed prize agent
Canning, Lord, his decision in regard to the prize-money
Cannons, punishment of blowing away at the mouths of
Cavalry Brigade, stationed near No. 1 Battery their splendid behaviour
C---- d, Assistant Collector at Goorgaon murder of his sister joins the force at Delhi his vengeance on the murderers killed
C---- d, Miss, joins her brother at Goorgaon murdered at Delhi
Chamberlain, Brigadier-General
"Chandni Chauk," or silver street of Delhi
Charpoy, or bed
Chillianwalla, Battle of
Cholera, at Delhi, number of deaths from at Loodianah deaths from
Chunam, or cement
Cis-Sutlej States
Coke, Major in command of the advance on Alipore his corps of Punjab Rifles, quartered in the Jama Masjid
"Cow House," picket at
Dagshai
Daily Telegraph, proprietors of the their dinner to the surviving veterans of the Mutiny
Deacon, Captain, wounded
Deacon, Colonel
Delhi arsenal in charge of natives arrival of reinforcements buildings Palace of the Emperors vicissitudes riches massacres circumference of the walls the gates number of killed and wounded deaths from cholera arrival of the siege-train preparations for the bombardment trench-work commencement of the siege total force bombardment arrangements for the attack storming columns dispositions of the troops entrance into the city destructive nature of street-fighting advantages gained troops indulge in drink flight of insurgents Palace occupied by troops fall the bridge of boats looting and pillaging discovery of human beings size of the city punishment of natives insanitary condition capture by Lord Lake in 1803 accumulation of vast treasures
Delhi Gazette, editor of the, tortured to death
Delhi, Shah Bahadoor Shah, King of: his capture appearance and dress trial and sentence his sons taken prisoners and shot
Dewan-i-Aum, or Hall of Audience, Delhi
Dewan-i-Khas, Delhi
Dost Mohammed Khan, Ameer, his spies at Delhi
Drink, indulgence in, by the soldiers destruction of liquor
Eclipse, partial, of the sun effect on the mutineers
Edward VII., King, receives the surviving officers of the Indian Mutiny
Elkington, mortally wounded his premonition of death
Fagan, Captain Robert, killed at Delhi his characteristics
Fagan, Captain, appointed prize agent
Ferozepore, port of, in charge of natives 61st Regiment of Foot stationed at signs of disaffection among the sepoys position of the fort cantonment fired explosions destruction of the buildings night attack on measures for the safety incident of the comical night attack trial and punishment of rebels return to
Fishing, amusement of
Flagstaff Tower; view from the
Flies, plague of
Gabbett, Lieutenant, at the attack on the Sabzi Mandi Gardens wounded at Najafgarh his death
Garstin bastion captured
Gharee, or native carriage
Gharra, or jar
"Ghazi," meaning of the term
Ghee, mishap from
Goojars, or professional thieves
Goorgaon
Goorkha sentry, his treatment of an Afghan
Goorkhas, the Sirmoor battalions of their defence of Hindoo Rao's house appearance and characteristics bravery their wish to enter Delhi
Gore log, or white people
Grant, Colonel, Cavalry Brigade under
Grenadier Company deaths from cholera
Guide Corps, at the Siege of Delhi their assistance to the Cavalry Brigade
Gwalior insurgents
Hanging, executions by
Hawthorne, Bugler
Hills, Lieutenant, wounded
Hindoo Rao's house defence of attacks on picket at result of the bombardment
Hindoo temple, discovery of treasure in a shrine
Hindoos, their mode of burial method of concealing valuables
Hodson, Lieutenant, in command of a Sikh regiment and head of the Intelligence Department captures the King of Delhi takes prisoners his sons and grandson shoots them
Home, Engineer
Hope-Grant, Brigadier, in command of the Cavalry Brigade
Hutton, Lieutenant, effect of a round-shot
Infantry, 45th Native, orders to attack the fort of Ferozepore defeated set fire to the cantonment start for Delhi
Infantry, 57th Native, orders to lay down their arms their treatment of the officers
Innes, Brigadier-General, in command of the troops at Ferozepore holds a council on the outbreak of the Mutiny instructions to the troops implicit confidence in the loyalty of the sepoys mismanagement of the Mutiny his measures for the safety of Ferozepore
Innes, Dr., appointed prize agent
Jama Masjid, or Great Mosque of Delhi occupied by the troops
Jennings, Mr., murdered
Jhind, Rajah of, joins in the assault on Delhi
Jones, Colonel John, 60th Rifles, in command of the defence of Sabzi Mandi Gardens mode of conducting operations
Jones, Colonel William at Ferozepore column under
Jugraon
Jumna River bridge of boats over the attempt to blow up a bridge erection of a battery
Kabul Gate
Karachi
Karnal
Kashmir contingent, at Delhi style of marching defeat loss of their guns
Kashmir Gate blown in accumulation of material at
Khaki rang, or dust colour
Khalsa army
Kincob, manufacture of discovery of
Kishenganj, the suburb of ineffectual attempt on ruins of
Koodsia Bagh, No. 4 Battery
Kotah insurgents Kukri, or curved knife
Lahore Gate, attempts to carry unsuccessful attack on captured
Lake, Lord, his capture of Delhi in 1803
Lawrence, Sir John, Chief Commissioner of the Punjab his proclamation to the Sikhs at Lahore
Light Cavalry, the 3rd, mutineers of the, their massacre of Europeans
Light Cavalry, the 10th Native
Longfield, Brigadier, column under
Loodianah, outbreak of cholera at number of deaths from
Loot, the sale of
Looting, the practice of instructions against military maxim for result of systematic method of search discovery of treasure hiding-places
Ludlow Castle, occupied by the rebels No. 2 Battery
Lumsden, Punjab Rifles, killed at the Battle of Najafgarh
Magazine, Delhi, attack on the captured amount of shot and shell
Marseilles Massaks, or inflated sheepskins
Maxim, military
Medals, presentation of
Meerut, outbreak of the Mutiny at
Metcalfe, Sir Theophilus: his house plundered and burnt guides the troops in Delhi
Miniature paintings on talc, style of
Mohammedans: their mode of burial method of concealing valuables
Monsoon, the
Mooltani Horse at the Lahore Gate their appearance and want of discipline
Moore, Lieutenant, wounded
Mori bastion, No. 1 Battery
Moylan, Private, saves the life of an officer
Murree Convalescent Depot
Najafgarh, battle of casualties
Nanglooi
Napoleon the Great, saying of
Neemuch insurgents
Nicholson, General, in command of the reinforcements his powers and skill in ruling the lawless tribes his title of "Nikul Seyn" appearance and characteristics expedition under at Najafgarh, address to the troops column under wounded and death denounces the proposal to evacuate Delhi
Palki ghari, or Indian carriage Paniput, battles of
Pattoun, Lieutenant, wounded
Persia, Nadir Shah, King of, his massacre of Delhi in 1747 Petarahs, or native leather trunks, theft of
Pets, desertion of
Phillour, arsenal in charge of natives
Prize agents, appointment of
Prize-money, distribution of delay in paying
Punjab Rifles, the 4th, attack the magazine
Punjab, the number of native regiments their coolness and intrepidity under fire
Reade, Surgeon, awarded the Victoria Cross
Redmond, Major, wounded
Reed, General, resigns his command of the army
Regiment, the 52nd, at Delhi
Regiment, the 61st: stationed at Ferozepore parade routine of guard and picket duty loss of the silver plate privations and sufferings their comical "night attack" five companies to march to Delhi preparations night marches at Loodianah outbreak of cholera number of deaths at Umballah reach Delhi
Reid, Major, in command of the Sirmoor battalion at Delhi columns under his attack on Kishenganj wounded
Rifles, the 60th Royal, at the Siege of Delhi
Rockets used by enemy
Rohtak, raid on
Sabzi Mandi Gardens picket duty at the attacks on
Salkeld, Engineer
"Sammy House," assault on
Sauer, the bandmaster
Seeson, Mrs., her escape from Delhi
Selimgarh Fort occupied by the troops
Sepoys: signs of disaffection at Ferozepore revolt of infantry and artillery attack the fort of Ferozepore their work of destruction trial and punishment cowardly tactics
Seton, Colonel, wounded
Shah Bahadoor Shah, King of Delhi: his capture appearance and dress trial and sentence
Showers, Brigadier
Shrapnel shell, effect of a
Siege-train from Ferozepore, threatened approach of reaches camp
Sikhs, the their help and loyalty to the British army, characteristics style of marching their coolness and intrepidity under fire
Silver plate of the 61st Regiment, search for its total destruction
Skinner, Colonel Alexander, troops take possession of his house his erection of a church, temple, and mosque
Sumroo, Begum
Sun, partial eclipse of the effect on the mutineers
Tai-khanas, or underground rooms, discovery of human beings in
Talc, miniature paintings on, style of
Taliwarra, suburb of ruins of
Tattah Times, the, article on the delay in payment of the prize-money
Tombs, Major his rescue of Lieutenant Hills at the Battle of Najafgarh
Trench-work before Delhi
Tytler, Mrs.
Umballah force assembled at troops at
Vicars, Adjutant, at Ferozepore on the news of the outbreak of the Mutiny
Wasps, stings from
Water bastion No. 3 Battery, smashed to pieces effect of the bombardment
Wilde's regiment of Punjabis
Wilson, General, in command of the army result of his stringent orders address to his troops council of war instructions for the final assault orders to prevent drunkenness proposal to evacuate Delhi instructions against looting promise with regard to prize-money
Wriford, Captain, appointed prize agent
Yonge, Lieutenant
Young, Lieutenant, wounded
Zeenat Mahal, portrait of