Garden, Khedive's, 290, George, Prince, visits Egypt, 347. GiiTard, Captain H., bad news of, 79; death, 87; praise of, 87. Mrs. H., visits her husband, 70;
toes to Odessa, 83; noble conduct, 4, 87.
Giniss, no clasp for, 43; Duke of Cambridge congratulates, 42; battle of, 285, 342.
Gladstone, W. E., letter from, 15; Sir W. Stephenson's work with, 18.
Gordon, General Charles, in the Transit, 163; arrives in Egypt, 313; described, 314; letter from, 317; in difficulties, 319; no news of, 324; death, 333.
Government blamed in Crimea, 131; in China, 243; in Egypt, 341, 335.
Graham, Sir Gerald, 318, 334.
Grant, Sir Hope, extract from diary, 32; arrives Hong Kong, 254; character, 255, 257; serious views, 262.
Greek fete, 352.
Grenfell, F.M. Lord, at Giniss, 44; preface to Egyptian letters, 281.
Gros, Baron, 193.
Guns, size of, 1 18, 132; long range, 256.
Hackett, Lieutenant, murder of, 198. Hamilton, Sir F., letter from, 30; at
Inkerman, 107. Robert William, at Inkerman, 107;
sorrow at death of, 303. Walter Kerr, Bishop of Salisbury, 71. William Richard, message to, 71;
death, 245. Hampton Court Palace, apartments given to Lady Stephenson, 83. Hartington, Lord, extracts from letters
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letter to him, 40; speech in House of Commons, 42. Heliopolis, fine monument at, 297;
strange work of bees there, 297. " Heros," 109. Hicks, Pasha, 306, 341. Himalaya, unexpected cruise in the,
169. Hong Kong, description of, 181; still young, 227.
INDEX
Hope, Admiral Sir J., 239, 240. Horse Guards, complaint of the, 69. Hunter, Sir Archibald, review given by, 47, S3- Hurricane off St. Paul's, 173. Hussein, Pasha, 290.
India, mutiny, 175; troops directed there, 183; China neglected for,
189. Inkerman, battle of, 107, 1 12, 115;
surprised at, 107; losses at, 1 10;
doubtful subject for rejoicing, 112;
reason given for surprise, 126. Inland Revenue, Board of, 15.
Japan, trouble anticipated with, 275. Jones, Admiral, renewed acquaintance with, 242.
Keppel, Admiral Sir H., loss of H. M.S. Raleigh f 171; plucky action, 237.
Kertch expedition, 138; frustrated, 139; taken, 140; result of success, 142.
Khartoum route, 39, 283, 326 {see Suakin-Berber); fall of, 333.
Khedive, visits to, 289, 294; garden of, 290; insecurity of, 312; Gordon wishes not to meet, 313; Government dictates to, 320.
Kidnapping, abominable trade, 251.
Kitchener, F.M. Lord, 39, 51.
Kreli, Kaffir chief, 170; his ruse, 171.
Labuan, Bishop of, 178.
Leslie, Henry, small beginnings of famous choir, 59. Lindsay, Captain Robert, early friendship, 30; see Lord Wantage. Lindsay, Lady Jane, visit to Egypt,
47; appreciation of Sir F.
Stephenson, 48. Liprandi, General, 120. Lloyd, Clifford, and opinion of, 311;
leaves Egypt, 322. Loch, Mr., taken prisoner by Chinese,
270; ill-treated, 271. Locusts, swarm of, 98. Lowe, Robert, Sir W. Stephenson's work with, 18. Liiders, General, review for, 157.
Macao, delights of, 241.
Mahdi, success of, 308; answer to his threat, 310; a little backshish, 313; hope of alienating his friends, 316; Gordon doubts his going north, 318; determined opposition, 331; death, 337.
Malakoff Tower, 142; commanding position of, 145.
Malet, Sir Exi., 297.
Malta, stay in, 67, 70.
Mamelon, capture of the, 142.
Markland, Mr., his account of Sir B. C. Stephenson, 2.
Marriage, views on soldier's, 135, 137.
Matapan, Cape, 71.
Mecca, pilgrimage, 300.
Menschikov, 105; Lord Raglan remonstrates with, 116.
Military secretaryship, 30; appointment, 147; disappointed of, 150.
Missions, views on, 352.
Mitchell, 107; death of, 122.
Moncrieff, General, China, 201; good nature, 208. General George Hay, 306. Captain R. N., death of, 306.
Montauban, General, arrival of, 254; final arrangements with, 258.
Mummies, 345.
Nachinov, General, 105. Nantow, expedition against, 227. Napoleon in. visits England, 139;
suspicions of, 259. Nasmyth, Lieutenant, 84; employed by Lord Raglan, 97. Nazli, Princess, 289, 316. Nightingale, Florence, letter about, to
Lady Wantage, 63. Northbrook, Earl of, returns to Cairo,
328; favours idea of the Sultan in the Soudan, 338. Nubar, Pasha, first meeting with, 289;
friend of England, 311; friendly talk with, 312; old methods, 322.
Oliphant, Laurence, 206; book on Japan, 257.