[78] The late Field-Marshal Sir George White, V.C., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., G.C.M.G., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O., O.M., Commander-in-Chief in India, the heroic defender of Ladysmith. [79] The late General Sir W. Penn Symons, K.C.B., who served with the highest distinction in Burma and India, and met a soldier’s death at Talana Hill. [80] The late Sir Edward Sladen. [81] Nephew of Sir Arthur Phayre; he died for his country in June, 1886, at Padein, near Minbu. [82] The subjoined table shows the succession of the Kings of the House of Alaungpăyá. The dates and details were gathered from the lips of Ministers in 1886: Alaungpăyá (1752-1760). | +------------------+--------------------+ | | 2. Naungdaw 6. Bodaw Paya 3. Sinbyu-yin Mintayagyi (1781-1819). Mintayagyi (1760-1763). | (1763-1776). | | | 5. Paungga Min Einshe Min 4. Singu (reigned seven (died before Mintayagyi days in 1781). his father). (1776-1781). | +-------------------+-----------------+ | | 7. Bagyidaw Paya 8. Shwebo Min (King Tharrawaddy) (1819-1838). | (1838-1846). | +-------------+-----------+ | | 9. Pagan Min 10. Mindôn Min (1846-1852). (1852-1878). | 11. Thebaw Min (1878-1885). [83] Royal Herald. [84] _Wun_, a local official of varying rank; probably in this case about equal to a subdivisional officer. [85] Head revenue officer. [86] Major-General T. Lowndes, I.S.C. [87] Colonel C. H. E. Adamson, C.I.E. [88] Wife (in this case widow) of the chief local authority. [89] Incomparable. [90] Council of Ministers. [91] Monastery. [92] The Hill of Peace. [93] This stone disappeared the day after the occupation of Mandalay. It was never suggested that any of the force of occupation was guilty of the theft. [94] Pagoda of Royal Merit. [95] U Pe Si, C.I.E., one of the first Upper Burmans to receive a British decoration. [96] The late Mr. T. F. Fforde, of the Burma Commission, who died as Deputy Commissioner of Sagaing. [97] Queen. [98] _Mintha_, prince. [99] See p. 30. [100] The late Major-General R. A. P. Clements, C.B., D.S.O. [101] Major-General H. d’U. Keary, C.B., D.S.O. [102] Colonel R. M. Rainey-Robinson, C.B. [103] Horse-keepers.