AFGHAN WAR, SECOND, the policy of England leading to; the force employed in; tangible results to England. AFREEDI HILLMEN oppose Pollock. AFZUL KHAN, the Ameer, eldest son of Dost Mahomed, and father of Abdurrahman. ARMED KHEL, battle of. AIREY, Captain, a hostage. AKBAR KHAN, son of Dost Mahomed, joins his father with a force; covers his father's retreat; in Khooloom; among the Ghilzais; in Cabul; negotiations with Macnaghten; interview with and murder of Macnaghten; forecast of his intentions; meets the retreating British army at Bootkhak, his demands; conduct to the fugitives; offers to treat; invests Jellalabad; resistance to Pollock; treatment of his captives; sends the body of Elphinstone to Jellalabad. AKRAM KHAN put to death by Timour. ALI KHEL. ALI MUSJID FORT, the, key of the Khyber pass; partially destroyed; Sir Sam Browne's attack upon. ALISON, Sir Archibald, against keeping Candahar. AMEENOOLLA KHAN, an Afghan chief. AMEER. See SHERE ALI, YAKOUB KHAN, ABDURRAHMAN, AFZUL KHAN. ANDERSON, Captain, skirmish with the Ghilzais. ANDERSON, Mrs, her child. ANQUETIL, Brigadier, in command of Shah Soojah's contingent; exertions during the retreat; replaces Shelton in command. APPLEYARD, at Sir S. Browne's attack upon Ali Musjid. ASMAI HEIGHTS, the, Afghans driven from; reoccupied; beacon on; fortified by Sir F. Roberts. ASU KHAN. ATTA MAHOMED KHAN, overcome by General Nott. ATTOCK RIVER, the. AUCKLAND, Lord; becomes Governor-General of India 1836, his undecided policy; treatment of Dost Mahomed's appeal; his policy becomes warlike; treaty with Runjeet Singh and Shah Soojah; determines to support Shah Soojah with an army; objects of the expedition; the Simla manifesto; disagreement with Macnaghten; forbids an expedition against Herat; the Home Government presses the reconsideration of the Afghan questions; after the disasters; has the credit of Pollock's appointment. AUSHAR; Massy at. AYOUB KHAN, brother of Yakoub, in command of Herat regiments; in possession of Herat; his victory at Maiwand; besieges Cabul; shifts to Mazra; defeated by Sir F. Roberts; drives Mahomed Hassan out of Candahar, defeated by Abdurrahman. B. BABA WALI KOTUL, pass of the; cannonaded; village of. BACKHOUSE, Captain, on the council of war at Jellalabad; his diary. BADAKSHAN. BADIABAD, the fort of, the captives at the. BAGHWANA, guns abandoned at; recovered. BAHADUR KHAN refuses to furnish forage. BAJGAH. BAKER, Brigadier-General; battle of Charasiah; pursues the mutinous sepoys; in the Maidan valley; marches to Sherpur; takes the Takht-i-Shah; in the attack on the cantonments; takes the Meer Akhor fort; in the Great March; his position at Candahar, the battle. BALKH. BALLA HISSAR, the; evacuated; Cavagnari at; Sir F. Roberts at; explosions in, evacuated; road cut through. BAMIAN, hill country of; Abdurrahman defeated by Yakoub Khan at. BARAKZAI TRIBE, the. BARTER, Brigadier-General, commands the infantry at Ahmed Khel.