See Map IV. Footnote 57: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 58: Disbanded in 1861 as the 16th. Footnote 59: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 60: Now the 1st Gurkha Rifles. Footnote 61: For particulars see Chapter VI. Footnote 62: Now the 2nd Lancers (Gardner’s Horse). Footnote 63: Now the 21st Cavalry (Daly’s Horse). Footnote 64: Mutinied at Shahjahanpur in 1857. Footnote 65: See Maps V. and VI. Footnote 66: Afterwards killed at Fatehabad during the Afghan War. Footnote 67: Afterwards killed in the attack on the British Residency at Kabul. Footnote 68: See Chapter VII. Footnote 69: See Maps IV. and V. Footnote 70: Now the 25th Punjabis. Footnote 71: Now the 13th Rajputs. Footnote 72: Now the 27th Mountain Battery. Footnote 73: Now the 26th Punjabis. Footnote 74: Now the 29th Punjabis. Footnote 75: Now the 30th Punjabis. Footnote 76: Not to be confused with the village of the same name in Lower Swat. Footnote 77: See Map V. Footnote 78: Sir Francis Younghusband in the _Journal of the Society of Arts_, April 1895. Footnote 79: _Chitral, the Story of a Minor Siege._ Footnote 80: _The Indian Borderland._ Footnote 81: _The Gates of India._ Footnote 82: _Chitral, the Story of a Minor Siege._ Footnote 83: See Map VI. Footnote 84: The word “Gandab” signifies bad water. Footnote 85: Usually termed “Arbaba.” Footnote 86: See Map VI. Footnote 87: Ceased to exist after the Mutiny. Footnote 88: Mutinied at Lucknow in 1857. Footnote 89: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 90: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 91: Now the 1st Lancers (Skinner’s Horse). Footnote 92: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 93: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 94: Now the 44th Merwara Infantry. Footnote 95: Now the 17th Cavalry. Footnote 96: Now the 8th Rajputs. Footnote 97: Now the 61st Pioneers. Footnote 98: Now the 64th Pioneers. Footnote 99: Now the 128th Pioneers. Footnote 100: The permanent way and girders of this Loi-Shilman extension of the N.W. Railway were removed in the winter of 1911-12. Footnote 101: See Map VII. Footnote 102: Particulars of the sources of supply of rifles will be found in Appendix A. Footnote 103: _The Second Afghan War, abridged official account._ Footnote 104: During the first Afghan War. Footnote 105: On the frontier, the word “Kandao” is frequently used for Pass. Footnote 106: See Map VII. Footnote 107: Not to be confused with a pass of the same name between the Khyber and the Bazar Valley. Footnote 108: Mutinied in 1857. Footnote 109: Now the 21st Kohat Mountain Battery. Footnote 110: Now the 22nd Derajat Mountain Battery. Footnote 111: Now the 14th Ferozepore Sikhs. Footnote 112: See Map VII. Footnote 113: For further details of this abduction see Warburton’s _Eighteen Years in the Khyber_. Footnote 114: