[464] Sir Willoughby Cotton commanded a Division in the Afghan War, 1838-1839. [465] Lady Theresa’s sister-in-law died in November 1838. She was the daughter of Mr. Lister of Armitage Park, widow of Thomas, 2nd Lord Ribblesdale; and married, secondly, Lord John Russell. [466] Lord John Russell had four step-children: Thomas, 3rd Baron Ribblesdale, who married Emma, daughter of Colonel W. Mure of Caldwell, M.P.; Adelaide married in 1847 Maurice Drummond; Isabella married in 1853 Rev. W. Warburton; Elizabeth married in 1862 Sir W. Melvill. [467] George Villiers was given a G.C.B. in 1837, and succeeded his uncle as 4th Earl of Clarendon, 1838. He was Minister at Madrid, 1833-1838. [468] Villiers Lister, aged seven. He became Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs in 1873. [469] Miss Eden describes thus Runjeet Singh’s appearance in her letters. _Up the Country_: “He is exactly like an old mouse, with grey whiskers and one eye.” [470] Son of Runjeet Singh. [471] Through her brother George succeeding as Earl of Clarendon. [472] Lord Clarendon married in 1839 Lady Katherine Barham; she was a daughter of Lord Verulam and widow of John Barham. [473] Lady Harriet Villiers, daughter of 3rd Earl of Clarendon, died unmarried, January 20, 1835. [474] Lady Charlotte Jenkinson, daughter of 1st Earl of Liverpool. [475] Lord Henry’s sister, who married the Hon. Charles Cavendish, 1st Lord Chesham. [476] She married, 1870, Mr. Borthwick, afterwards Lord Glenesk. [477] John Charles, 3rd Earl of Clarendon; married in 1792 Maria, daughter of Admiral Hon. John Forbes, brother of Lord Granard. [478] John, 13th Lord Elphinstone (1782-1842). He was in command of the army which met with disaster in Afghanistan in 1841. [479] George Russell Clerk, British Envoy at Lahore, K.C.B. in 1848. Permanent Under-Secretary of State for India in 1858. [480] John Russell Colvin. He married Miss Sneyd in 1827. [481] Subsequently Sir Auckland Colvin, K.C.S.I., 1838-1908 (Lieutenant-Governor of the North-Western Provinces). [482] Henry Thoby Prinsep (1792-1878), author of _Origin of the Sikh Power in the Punjab_, and _Political Life of Maharaja Runjeet Singh_. [483] Viscount Jocelyn, born 1816; married 1841 Lady Frances Elizabeth Cowper, daughter of 5th Earl Cowper. [484] Son of Runjeet Singh. [485] Hook’s _Births, Marriages, and Deaths_ was published in 1839. [486] Sir Jasper Nicolls, Commander-in-Chief in Bengal. He died in 1849. [487] Lady Campbell’s son. [488] Sir Henry Fane, Commander-in-Chief. [489] Colonel Henry Boys Harvey. [490] Pamela married the Rev. C. Stanford in 1841. She died in 1859. [491] Married in 1847 T. H. Preston. [492] Guy Colin. He died in 1853 at Singapore, aged twenty-nine. [493] Lady Lansdowne’s sister, Lady Elizabeth Feilding, died in March 1840. [494] Lady Louisa Fitzmaurice married in 1845 the Hon. James Kenneth Howard. [495] Frederic Campbell, born in 1838.