ABBOTT, JAMES, 80; meets Taylor
in Huzara, 89, 146, 155; reported
murdered, 162; his chance in
the case of a rising, 164, 259
Agnew, murder of, 143; his words
come true, 166
Ahmed Shah, Syud, 272
Ajmir, 69, 328
Aliwal, battle of, 63
Assistants, Henry Lawrence's first,
Attock, Herbert at, 164; besieged,
170; falls, 175, 189
BAHADOOR salt mines, 201
Bamfield, Col. A. H., letter from,
262; during Florence Taylor's
illness and death, 333
Barrurah Pass, forcing the, 244
Bear hunt, 40
Beawur, 70
Board of Administration, first, 195
Body Guard, the Governor-
General's, 44; at Moodkee, 51
Bonairs, the, 275; burn Mulkah,
289
Bowie, 169 et seq.
Browne, Sir S., 198
Buffalo hunt, 19
Bunnoo, description of, 99 et seq.;
when Taylor was appointed
Deputy Commissioner of, 196;
Taylor's work in, 197 et seq.
Bunnoochees, the, 101, 138
Byrowal, treaty of, 78
CAMPBELL, Col. Bouverie, 54
Canning, Lord, letter to Taylor,
251
Chamberlain, Sir N., in command
of the Muhsood Wuzeeree expe-
dition, 234, 241; Umbeylah war,
277; wounded, 281
Chillianwallah, battle of, 167, 190
Chumba, installation of Maharajah
of, 331
Christianity in India, 254
Chumlah Valley, the, 274
Church Missionary Society, the,
Chuttur Sing in Huzara, 159, 160,
162
Clark, Rev. Robert, remarks by,
258, 259, 287
Cortlandt, General van, appointed
to the command of the Derah
Ishmael Khan district, 118, 129;
with Taylor in Bunnoo, 139;
sent to join Edwardes, 144, 149,
151; at Mooltan, 161; warns
his wife of danger, 163; leaves
Ooch, 165
Cortlandt, Mrs., 160, 163
Coxe, General Holled, his notes on
Taylor's life, Preface, 197, 229,
236; assists Taylor, 235, 250
Currie, Sir F., at Lahore, 145;
supports the views of his sub-
ordinates, 146; despatches forces
to Mooltan, 158; letter to Taylor,
194
EDWARDES, Sir H., 60; letter to
Taylor from Lahore, 76; as one
of H. Lawrence's Assistants, 80;
his first expedition to Bunnoo,
103; meets Taylor, 116, 119;
first attempt on his life, 120;
corresponds with Taylor, 122;
second attempt on his life, 128;
his work in Bunnoo, 129; at
Taylor's request has service on
Sundays in his tent, 132; his
victories over Moolraj, 144;
applies to Taylor for reinforce.
ments, 149; letter to the Resident
with reference to Taylor's ser-
vices, 150; orders Taylor to
leave Bunnoo, 155; at Mooltan,
163; second letter to the Resi-
dent about Taylor, 187; at Mool-
tan, 192; supports Taylor's
proposition to found a mission in
the Derajat, 257, 348
Ellenborough, Lord, 30
Esakhail, Taylor at, 160, 169, 172
Bunnoo, 149; his death, 156,
160, 161
Hope, Colonel, in the Umbeylah
war, 281
Huzara, 160. (See under Abbott,
and Chuttur Sing)
IMAMUDEEN, Sheikh, his suppres-
sion, 78; his character, 80
JAMES, HUGH, 193; Commissioner
of Peshawur, 261, 268; relieves
Taylor in Umbeylah war, 282;
entrusts the burning of Mulkah
to Taylor, 289
Jhelum, Taylor Deputy Commis-
sioner of, 218
Jundhur Sing, 161
KANEEGORUM, 242; Chamberlain's
force arrives at, 247
Kangra, district of, 218; during the
Mutiny, 219; fort, 220; dis-
arming native troops at, 221 et seq.
Khan Sing, Sirdar, appointed Na-
zim of Mooltan, 142
Khoajah Mahomed Khan, 169
Kohat Pass, the, 106; Taylor's
passage of, 108 et seq.,
128
Kookas, history of the, 320; out-
break of, 323 et seq.
Koondh-i-gou, the, 114
Koorrum, the river, 129
Kyneree, battle of, 144, 152,
154
LAHORE, British forces enter, 63;
durbar at, 64; seat of the govern-
ment, 77 et seq.; troops de-
spatched to Bunnoo from, 104;
troops despatched to Mooltan
from, 159; annexation pro-
claimed at, 194, 211; cow riot'
at, 321; banquet to Taylor at,
337
Lake, Edward, 163; in the Kangra
district, 219; assists in disarm-
ing the troops in the Kangra fort,
222; his house at Dhurmsala,
227; his support of missions, 254
Laloo, the burning of, 288
Lawrence, George, writes to Taylor
with reference to appointment at
Lahore, 74, 75; Assistant at
Lahore, 80; attacks villages of
Pullee and Zormundee, 90;
leaves Taylor at Peshawur, 94,
97, 104, 106; sends reinforce-
ments to Taylor, 150; at Pesha-
wur, 164; taken prisoner, 169;
reference to, by Taylor, 327
Lawrence, Mrs. George, taken
prisoner, 168 et seq., 327
Lawrence, Sir Henry, Governor-
General's Agent at Lahore, 63;
letter to Taylor about his coming
to Lahore, 75; refers to the
characters of his Assistants, 77;
Resident at Lahore, 78; his
opinion of Golab Sing, 80; finds
fault with Taylor's sentence in a
case of murder, 97 et seq.; his
attention drawn to Bunnoo, 99;
his views with regard to dealing
with Bunn00, 103; praises Tay-
lor, 134; presents the Lukkee
mortar to Taylor, 188, 189;
proposes that Taylor should
occupy Kohat, 192, 194; Board
of Administration, 195; retires
from the Punjab, 211, 265, 348
Lawrence, Sir John (Lord), Assis-
tant at Lahore, 80, 105; writes
to the Resident with reference to
chastisement of Moolraj, 145, note
ib.; one of the Board of Adminis-
tration, 195; Chief Commissioner
of the Punjab, 211; his views
about Kangra district, 220;
Lieutenant-Governor of the Pun-
jab, 228; Taylor writes to, 293;
letter to Taylor, 314; supports
Taylor's views about the Kookas,
322, 339; his funeral, 348
Lukkee, fort of, 160, 172; why the
siege of was remarkable, 173 et
seq.; description of, 175; force
occupying, 175; Taylor' force
before, 175; story of the siege of,
176 et seq.; fall of, 186; mortar
from, 188
Lumsden, H., takes part in the de-
struction of the villages of Pullee
and Zormundee, 90; ordered to
Eusufzye, 94, 106; question of
his going to Bunnoo instead of
Taylor, 120, 125; at Mooltan,
168; Guides raised by, 212, 237;
attack on his force at Pulloseen,
241 et seq.
MACLAGAN, General, 352
MacLeod, Donald, at Dhurmsala,
227; his support of missions,
254; ferishta, 260; in connec-
tion with Taylor's difficulties in
Puttiala and Nabha, 301 et seq.;
his retirement, 307 note, 339
MacMahon, 193, 199
Mahabun mountain, 273
Maharajpore, battle of, 36; losses
at, 37 note
Mahomed Azim Khan, in Bunnoo,
175; his force at Dhuleepgurh,
189, 191
Mansell, Charles Greville, a mem-
ber of the Board of Administra-
tion, 195
Mayo, Lord, Taylor's remarks on
Mecham, Capt., murder of, 231
Meer Alim Khan, in Bunnoo, 171;
helps the rebels at Lukkee, 191
Melvill, P., at Lahore, 77; accom-
panies Taylor to Cashmere, 81,
83; returns to Lahore, 88, 205
Mhairs, the, 70, 328
Minto, Lord, 5
Missions, founders of, 254; frontier
mission stations, 254, 335
Montgomery, Robert, letter to
Taylor relative to securing Kan-
gra fort, 223, 251; his opinion
of Taylor, 256, 257; supports
Taylor's proposal to found a
mission in the Derajat, 257, 258;
his letter to The Times' on
Taylor's character, 348
Moodkee, battle of, 50; Taylor's
account of, 51 et seq.
Mooltan, murders at, 142 et seq.;
the revolt at, 146; despatch of
troops to, 158; siege raised, 159;
resumed, 159; fighting at, 162;
work at previous to the siege
being resumed, 166; fall of city,
185; fall of fort, 190
Moolraj, resigns his position at
Mooltan, 142; his treachery,
143; his defeat by Edwardes, 144,
145; defection of Sikh troops to,
154; joined by Sher Sing, 159;
strengthens Mooltan, 166; a
prisoner, 190
Morris, Colonel, 226
Muhsood Wuzeerees, 230; account
of tribe, 233; their aggression,
234; their attack on Tank, 234;
campaign against, 235 et seq.;
remarks on, 249
Mukeen, burning of, 248
Mulkah, burning of, 289
NABHA, Maharajah of, 300 et seq.;
death of, 317
Nabha, difficulties in connection
with state of, 301 et seq.
Napier, Robert (Lord), at Mooltan,
158; Moolraj a prisoner in his tent,
190; on Taylor's character, 299
Nicholson, J., 80; at Peshawur,
155, 164; succeeds Taylor in
Bunnoo 204, 223; postscript
from, 224, 225, 348
Noorpoor, fort of, 220 et seq.
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