Indian Army, 55; fighting races of, 56; Lord Roberts chiefly responsible for its efficiency, 57; its British officers, 57; organisation of a regiment, 58; foreign criticisms, 59; Russian opinion of, 156; cavalry, 59; infantry, 60; impossibility of another Mutiny, 62; loyalty of the sepoy, 63 India as a training‐ground for troops, 61 Indian Expeditionary Force, 33, 55 Indian Commissariat at Wei‐hai‐wei, 5; at Hong Kong, 178 Indian Marine, Royal, officers of, 12 Infanterie Coloniale, 42 Infantry, excellence of Japanese, 48; Indian, foreign criticisms of, 60; composition of a native regiment of, 58 Intelligence Department, Japanese, 49 Italian Expeditionary Force, 54 Ivory carving in Canton, 266 Japan in the past, 292; its modern development, 293; arrests in, 252 Japanese Army captures Wei‐hai‐wei, 3; transport, 47; campaigning dress, 47; cavalry, 47; infantry, 48; infantry in action, 48; organisation, 49; Intelligence Department, 49; officers as intelligence agents in Pekin, 49; excellent discipline, 49; courage and moderation, 50; friendship for Indian troops, 50, 165 Japanese Fleet, arrival at Shanhaikwan, 149 Johnstone, Major, R.M.L.I., 30 Junks, marble junk, 127; junks in Hong Kong harbour, 210; war junks, 211 Kell, Lieut., S. Stafford Regt., 144 Kettler, murder of Baron, 83; monument, 83 Kettlewell, Major, commands Frontier Field Force, 208 Kipling, Rudyard, his description of Canton, 256 Kowloon, 174, 186; docks, 187; society, 193 Kowloon, Chinese city of, 186, 188 Kowloon Peninsula, 172, 183, 194 Kowloon Hinterland, _see_ Hinterland. Kwang‐tung, 194; rebellion in, 207 Labertouche, Captain, 22nd Bombay Infantry, 146 Ladies’ Recreation Ground, Hong Kong, 184 Lama Temple, Great, Pekin, 107 Lampacao, Portuguese settlement on, 231 Language, difference in Chinese languages in various provinces, 283; polyglot, 20; British officers as interpreters, 19 Lantau, Island of, 183 Legation Street, Pekin, 70, 80 Legations, Pekin, 78; defence of, 78; visit to English Legation, 79; guard, 79; new defensive wall, 107 Li Hung Chang, 128, 204 Ling‐chi, torture of, 271 Liscum, Colonel, U.S. Army, his death, 53 Liu‐kung‐tao, Island of, 3 Losses of Allies at Tientsin, 296, 297 Lo‐u, 216 Macao, 231; its past history, 231; its present decay, 232; danger to Hong Kong, 233; passage to, 236; description, 237‐40; public gardens, 240; government, 241; society, 243; affair with police, 245; gambling houses, 253; sights, 254 Madrassis, decay of, 56 Madras Sappers and Miners, 56 Madras Light Infantry, 3rd, 200, 204, 208 Mandarins at Samchun, 222; corruption of Chinese, 228; extortion, 291 Manchuria, Russian soldiers in, 45