CHAPMAN, Colonel (now Major-General) E. F., chief of the staff; in the Great March; reconnaissance before the battle of Candahar. CHARASIAH, battle of. CHARDEH VALLEY, the. CHARIKAR, capital of the Kohistan, troops quartered in; disaster of; punishment of; Abdurrahman arrives at. CHISHOLM, Captain, wounded at the Seah Sung ridge. CLARK, Lieutenant-Colonel. CLELAND, gallant conduct of. CLERK, Mr, demands right of way through the Punjaub. CLIBBORN, Colonel, defeated by Beloochees. COBBE, leads the attack of the Peiwar Kotul. CODRINGTON, commandant of Charikar; killed; revenged. COMMISSARIAT FORT, the. CONOLLY, Lieutenant John; a hostage. COOK, Major, V.C., of the Goorkha regiment, killed at the Takht-i-Shah. COTTON, Sir Willoughby, commands first infantry division; on the march to Cabul; in chief command in Afghanistan; a respectable nonentity.'. CRAIGIE, defence of Khelat-i-Ghilzai. CRISPIN, with Eraser's Bengal Cavalry, killed at Purwan Durrah. CRUICKSHANK, Captain, killed at the attack on Deh Khoja. CUNYNGHAM, Lieutenant Dick, V.C., gallant conduct at the Takht-i-Shah. CUTCH. D. DADUR, in. DAKKA. DAOUD SHAH, Yakoub Khan's general; accompanies the Ameer to Roberts' camp. DEH-I-AFGHAN, a suburb of Cabul. DEH KHATI. DEH KHOJA. DEH MAZUNG. DEHRAWAT. DEIG. DENNIE, Colonel, of the 13th, at the taking of Ghuznee; in command at Bamian; replaces Sale in command; heads a sortie from Jellalabad; in the council of war; commands the centre at the great sortie and is killed. DENNIS, Colonel. DODGIN, Captain, valour in the retreat. DOORANEES, the. DOST MAHOMED, origin; early career; asks for terms; forsaken by his troops; a fugitive; in Bokhara and Khooloom; at Bamian and Kohistan; surrenders to Macnaghten; sent into British India; to be allowed to return to Afghanistan; his return to his sovereignty; dies. DREW, Colonel, enters the Peiwar Kotul. DUNCAN, General. DUNDAS, Captain, killed at Sherpur. DUNHAM-MASSY, Brigadier-General. DURAND, on the siege of Herat; on Lord Auckland's manifesto; on Macnaghten's appointment; at siege of Ghuznee; on the restoration of Shah Soojah; on Dost Mahomed's surrender; on the retreat on Jellalabad; on Macnaghten's ill-faith. E. EDWARDES, Sir Henry, on Lord Auckland's manifesto. ELLENBOROUGH, Lord, on Sale's brigade; first manifesto; vacillations; orders the removal of the gates of Somnath from Sultan Mahmoud's tomb; reception of the returning armies. ELLIS, Mr, British Envoy to Persia. ELPHINSTONE, General; succeeds Cotton in chief command; his character and infirmities; orders Sale to return to Cabul; about to leave India; orders the abandonment of the Commissariat fort; the Duke of Wellington's verdict on his position; hopeless; 'scents treachery'; calls upon Pottinger to open negotiations; in the retreat; consents to hand over the ladies; and their husbands; refuses Akbar's proposal that the Europeans should lay down their arms; conference; made a hostage; at Jugdulluk; death.