MAYO, Earl of, attitude towards the people and princes of India, 10-11: his foreign policy, 11-12: internal administration, 12-14: financial reforms, 14-15: ancestors and youth, 17-24: travels on the Continent, 25-6: Trinity College, Dublin, 26: entrance into society, 27: tour in Russia, 28-35: work during the potato disease and Irish famine, 35-6: Parliamentary contests and views regarding the Union and the Established Church, 36-7: becomes Lord Naas, 37: first speech in Parliament, 38: appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland, 39-40: his Irish measures, again Chief Secretary, 42-47: third time Chief Secretary for Ireland, 48: Irish insurrection dealt with, 49-50: declines the Governor-Generalship of Canada, 54-5: offer of the Viceroyalty of India, 54-55: letters to his sons, 57-59: Master of Kildare Fox-hounds, 60-64: preparation work at the India office, &c., 65: his appointment attacked in the Press, 65-7: his Will, 68: his Indian voyage, 70-76: inspects Suez Canal, 72: arrival at Aden, 73: at Bombay, 75: at Madras, 75-6: at Calcutta, 77-9: his method of work as Viceroy, 80-97: a day's work, 91-4: his tact, 95-7: his dealings with the Feudatory States, 98-118: his policy towards the Rajput Princes, 100-102: dealings with Kathiawar, 105-6: with the State of Alwar, 107-110: with Bhopal, 111-2: his views regarding the frontier and Lushai tribes, 112-116: his Foreign Policy, 119-35: towards Afghanistan, 119-30: towards Baluchistan, 130-32: towards Eastern Turkestan, 132-35: his Financial Reforms, 136-57: results, table of, 140: reduction of Public Works Expenditure, 144: introduces his system of Local Finance, or 'Financial Decentralisation,' 149-54: the Income Tax, 154-55: Table of Revenue and Expenditure under his rule, 156: his Military Policy, 158-70: his plan for retrenchment of military expenditure, 159-69: his care for the well-being of the troops, 169-70: his Internal Administration, 171-86: his official tours and inspection of Public Works, 171-74: Railways, 176-7: Irrigation, 177-8: Education, 179-81: First Census of India taken, 181: Organisation of the Statistical Survey, 182: and of the Departments of Agriculture and Commerce, 182-3: his hospitality, 185-6: the visit of the Duke of Edinburgh, 185-6: his jail reforms, 186-93: penal settlement of the Andamans, and death-rate in, 188: state of discipline, 188-9: his reforms, 189-91: his visit to Burma, 191: his visit to the Andamans, 192-95: his assassination, 195-7: death, 196-201. MILITARY Policy, 158-70: Reductions of the Native and European armies by Lord Lawrence, 158: Lord Mayo's plan for retrenchment of military expenditure, 159-69: and his care for the welfare of the troops, 169-70. MOUNT HARRIET, 192-94. MUTINY, INDIAN, results of, 7-9, 13. NAAS, Lord, 37. See Earl of Mayo. NANA SAHIB, 8.