ABBONE, Father Paulo, cited, ii. 25
Abbott, Major, urges immediate attack
on Multan, i. 160; Dost Mahomed's
letter, i. 202; ii. 79; invites Dost
Mahomed's assistance, i. 214; levies
raised by, i. 260; disregarded by
Carne, i. 393; otherwise mentioned,
i. 176, 259, 369

Abdul Ghias Khan, ii. 81
Aberdeen, Earl of, Church of Scotland

Bill of, i. 48, 50, 53; appreciation
of Dalhousie by, i. 55; Peel sup-
ported by, i. 81; government of
(1852), i. 387; otherwise men-
tioned, 405; ii. 222, 408

Acesines River, i. 284
Acland, i. 18

Aden, made a free port, i. 299

Afghanistan-

Amir of, see Dost Mahomed
Friendship with Britain-

Dalhousie's advocacy of, ii. 376
Necessity of, ii. 83

Napier's prophecy of British conquest
of, i. 320

Russia, attitude towards, ii. 92

Subsidy to, ii. 87-88, 91-92

Treaty with (1854)—

Conclusion of, ii. 101

Effects of, i. 123; ii. 71, 102, 417
Memorandum of, drawn up by
Nazir Khairulla, ii. 95
Motives for, ii. 77-78, 82
Negotiation of, entrusted to Ed-
wardes, ii. 71-72

War with (1838)-

Hindu and Mahomedan sentiment
in Indian troops regarding, i.
357

Wellington's views on, i. 59-60
War with (1878), i. 373

Afghans-

Delhi overrun by, i. 144
Kashmir wrested from, i. 365

Afghans-

Miranzai villages attacked by, ii. 81
Plundering by, i. 357-358

Sikh war, in, i. 175, 178, 187, 188,
202, 213, 222, 224, 226; ii. 3, 79
Africa, trading powers of East India
Company in, ii. 223

Afridis, hostilities with, i. 316-318;
blackmail paid to, i. 390; other-
wise mentioned, i. 388, 395
Agnew, Vans, appointed to Multan, i.
154-155; letter despatched by, i.
155, 160; murder of, i. 156; con-
demnation of murder of, i. 226;
murderer sentenced to death, i.
264-265; tomb of, i. 283

Agra-

Dalhousie at, i. 138

Governor of, powers of, ii. 251
Separation of, from Fort William
desired, ii. 248

Telegraph from, to Calcutta proposed,
ii. 192

Ahmed Shah Durani, ii. 303

Ailesbury, Lady, i. 78

Ak Masjid, ii. 73

Akbar, ii. 302

Akram Khan, i. 218, 221

Akyab in Arakan, Dalhousie's visit to,
ii. 4; road from Dacca to, ii. 15
Albert, Prince, visit to Dalhousie
Castle by, i. 64; otherwise men-
tioned, i. 69, 94; ii. 391, 392
Albuquerque, Alphonso d', i. 291-292
Alguada Reef, construction of lighthouse
on, ii. 14, 18

Ali, Pir, i. 289

Ali Hasan, Sheikh, i. 288-289

Ali Murad, Mir (Amir of Khairpur),
Dalhousie's description of, i. 285;
forgeries of, i. 287-290; attitude
towards Dalhousie, i. 346; restores
districts acquired by fraud, i. 403
Aligarh, i. 180

Scot merchant at, ii. 25

Amb, Khan of, i. 393

Amballa, Dalhousie at (1848), i. 139

America, trading powers of East India
Company in, ii. 223

Amherst, Lord, ii. 178
Amritsar-

Dalhousie's first visit to, i. 275-276;
second, i. 360

Illuminations at, to celebrate annexa-
tion, i. 247

Jewan Sing murdered at, i. 376
Military reminiscences of Lake at, i.
353

Amur Daria river, ii. 73

Anderson, Lieutenant, i. 154-155, 160,
283

Angelo, Colonel, i. 139, 248
Annexation and the doctrine of "lapse,"

Dalhousie's views on, ii. 116-117,
156 and note

Annual Reports, introduction of, into
Indian Administration, ii. 215-217

Anstey, Mr., i. 370

Anti-Corn Law League, i. 80
Appointments, sale of, i. 52

Arakan-

Administration of (1847), i. 130

Burmese war, support during, from, i.
423

Cession of, to British, i. 413

Dalhousie's visit to, ii. 6

Labour from, ii. 17

Missionaries in, ii. 16

Pegu, annexation of, in relation to, i.
433

People of, Ingalls cited on, ii. 4
Phayre in charge of, ii. 7

Road from, to Irrawaddy, ii. 12
Arakan Hills-

Road constructed over, ii. 15
Western boundary of Pegu, ii. 2
Arbuthnot, Mr., i. 59

Arcot-

Dalhousie's visit to, ii. 67
Reigning family of, ii. 141
Argyll, Duke of, article by, in Edinburgh
Review on Dalhousie's policy, ii.

415

Arnold, Sir Edwin, cited, i. 116 note",

124, 127; ii. 141, 144; quoted-on

delay of military measures against
Multan, i. 178-179

Arrah, ii. 201

Arthur, Sir George, i. 58, 90
Ashburton, Lord, i. 73, 86

Asia, trading powers of East India
Company in, ii. 223

Asia, Central, objections to Indian ad-
vance on, ii. 71, 72, 74-76

Assam-

Administration of (1847), i. 130
Burmese in, ii. 132

Assaye, battle of, i. 180, 182 note
Atkinson, Mrs., i. 137

Attock, Ranjit Sing's conquest of, i. 145
Attock fort-

Dalhousie's arrangements regarding,
ii. 291

Gilbert's recovery of, i. 226
Auchterarder case, i. 43-44

Auckland, Lord, i. 146; ii. 150, 169
Austen, Rear-Admiral, age of, i. 382;
in hostilities against Burma, i. 427,
429; absence of, i. 434

Ava, King of (see also Burma), British
desire for treaty with, for cession of
Pegu, i. 436-437, 440; Dalhousie's
view as to a treaty, i. 440-441;
treaty not obtainable, ii. 4, 6, 25,
37, 105, 397; contumacy of, i. 411
et seq.; Phayre's intimation to, on
marauding, ii. 11; ceremony at
Meaday to impress, ii. 19; com-
mercial spirit of, ii. 25-26
Avitabile, General, i. 390
Azim Jah, ii. 141, 142
Azim-ud-Daula, ii. 141

B, Rev. Mr., i. 273
Baba Nanak, i. 143

Baghat-

Annexation of, ii. 167, 169-170
History of state, ii. 169-170

Bahawal Khan (Nawab of Bahawalpur),
assistance from, i. 161, 163; re-
wards to, i. 229; Dalhousie's re-
ception of, and visit to, i. 282-283;
death of, ii. 117

Bahawalpur-

British assurances to (1833), ii. 110
Disputed succession in, British non-
interference as to, ii. 117-120, 367;
Dalhousie's disagreement with Law-
rence regarding, i. 123; ii. 117
Baji Rao, Peshwa, embarrassments with,
ii. 123; allowance given to, ii. 143;
treaty with, ii. 164; death of, iì.
144, 379
Balkh, ii. 73

Balsan, Rana of, i. 358-359, 364
Baluchis, Pathans contrasted with, i. 389

Baluchistan (Kelat)—

Lapse, exemption from rule of, ii. 157
Subsidy to, by British Government,
doubled, ii. 103-104
Treaty with-

Effect of, i. 123, 389; ii. 71, 102-

103, 366, 417

Negotiations by Major J. Jacob
with Nazir Khan, ii. 102
Provisions of, ii. 102-103
Banda, i. 144

Bandelkhand States-

Administration of (1848), i. 110
Cession of (1802), ii. 164, 165
Bandula, i. 438-439

Bangalore, Dalhousie's visit to, ii. 66
Banganapali, restoration of, to native
rule, i. 135

Bangashis, i. 318, 388

Banks, Major, i. 433; ii. 18

Barakzai Sardar Sultan Mahomed, ii. 79
Bareilly College, i. 399

Bari Doab-

Dalhousie's tour in, i. 350

Irrigation by, acreage under, i. 281
Baroda, Gaekwar of, i. 287
Barrackpore-

Dalhousie's speech at, on outbreak of
war, i. 142

Social duties at, i. 135-136
Barry, Captain, ii. 21

Bashahr, Dalhousie's stay at, i. 338-339
Bashahr, Raja of, i. 372-373
Bassein, capture of, i. 429
Bassein river, ii. 13, 14

Beadon, Cecil, letters from, cited, i. 382

note, ii. 401-402; Member of Postal
Commission for Bengal, ii. 205;
views of, on education scheme, ii.
208

Benares-

College at, i. 364

Dalhousie's visit to, i. 138

Sepoys' loyalty proved at, ii. 274
Bengal-

British conquest of, ii. 2

Burmese claims to territory of, i. 413
Burmese War, posts for, filled from,
i. 425

Dalhousie's administration of, i. 130-
131

Government of-

Governor-General, by (1773), ii. 225
Governor-General of India, by, i.
112; ii. 228
Lieutenant-Governor, by objec-
tions raised, ii. 246-249; consent
of Court of Directors obtained,
ii. 249; appointment of Lieu-
tenant-Governor by Charter Act,
ii. 250

Governor of, ii. 234, 251

Inspector of Prisons for, ii. 209
Litigation in, ii. 17

Maddock Deputy-Governor of, i. 130
Military Board of, i. 123; abolition
of, ii. 264-269
Municipal law for, ii. 242
Patronage in, ii. 248-250

Pegu, land connection with, ii. 15
Queen's officers in, number of, ii. 262
Santal rebellion, Dalhousie's acquittal
of government regarding, ii. 61-62,
64

Volunteers, i. 425-426
Bengal, ii. 32

Benson, Captain, i. 146
Benson, Colonel, i. 247
Bentinck, Lord George, i. 84
Bentinck, Lord William, relations of,
with Ranjit Sing, i. 145-146; an-
nexation of Cachar by, ii. 133;
otherwise mentioned, ii. 170, 273
Bentley, Richard, i. 125
Berar Treaty-

Circumstances leading to, ii. 122-125
Conclusion of, ii. 131

Draft of, regarding contingent, placed
before the Nizam, ii. 128-130
Provisions of, ii. 131
Bethune, J. E. Drinkwater, legislative
member of Council, i. 114; Female
School (Hindu) founded by, i. 295-
296; Dalhousie's contributions to-
wards maintenance of school, i. 382
and note; views on religious toler-
ance, i. 298; opposes the "Black
Acts," i. 299; friction in Council
caused by, i. 300; death of, i. 382
Bhai Maharaj, i. 170, 176; emissaries of,
arrested by John Lawrence, i. 277
Bhai Nidhan Sing, i. 242, 278
Bhutan, ii. 105
Bikanir, ii. 211

Bimber, ex-Maharaja of, i. 152
Birch, Colonel, ii. 380

Black Mountain tribes, i. 388
Blair, Maria (Mrs. Walter Elliot), i. 99
Board of Control, see under India
Board of Trade, work of, i. 79, 84-86;
reminiscences of, ii. 395

Bogle, Colonel, i. 415, 423; ii. 7
Bokhara, resources of, ii. 73, 74
Bombay, buildings of, compared with
those of Calcutta, i. 287
Bombay Presidency—

Arthur, Sir George, Governor of, i.
58
Dalhousie's visit to (1850), i. 286
Engineering colleges in, ii. 190