Dunsford, Captain, killed, 28 Durbar, Mandalay, 76; Shan States, 124, 125; Kengtung, 231 Dyson, Mr., Assistant Commissioner at Magwè, 117, 118 E Ein-she-min, or War Prince, the Limbin Prince, 157 Elias, C.I.E., Mr. Ney, Chief of the Commission to survey the Frontier and settle disputed points, 219, 220; decisions confirmed, 232 Eliott, Lieutenant L. E., 259-263, 264, 265 Expenditure and Revenue, Upper Burma, army, military police force, incoming revenue, 69, 70 Eyre, Captain, 29, 290, 297 F Falam, Tashon capital, 310, 312, 320; headquarters of the Civil Administration, Chin Hills, 324 Faunce, General, 287; Chin Expedition, 306; Chin Lushai, 308, 313; left Burma, 313 Feudatory States of India, 126, 127 Forbes, Lieutenant, 335 Forrest, Major, wounded, 278 Fort Stedman, 124, 126, 147, 151-156, 158, 160, 161, 164, 167, 186 Fort Tregear, 332, 335 Fort White, formerly Tôklaing, 304, 310, 324 Foster, Lieutenant, killed, 318 Fowler, Lieutenant (of the Beleuchis), 185, 188, 189 France, contact on the Siamese frontier to be avoided, 211 French, Indo-China, 130; dominions in Tonquin China, 212; secret treaty with the King of Burma, 214; obtained the Treaty of Chantabun, 232 Frere, Sir Bartle, 99 Fryer, Mr. F. W. (now Sir Frederick Fryer), Commissioner of the Central Division, 12, 29, 55, 104 Fuller, R.A., Captain, 264 G Gangaw, 290, 293, 296, 297-328 Gantarawadi, 153, 183 Garfit, Major, 272, 273 Gastrell, Captain, Commandant of the Mandalay battalion, 99 Gatacre, Brigadier-General, 280 Gaudama, Legend of, 38 Gaungu, 300 Gleeson, Mr., 33 Gleig, Major, 290 Golightly, Captain (Colonel R. E. Golightly, D.S.O.), 32 Gordon, Major, arrives at Salin with reinforcements, 28 Gould, Mr., H.M. Representative at Bangkok, 203 Gracey, R.E., Major, chief engineer, Upper Burma, 67-68 Greenaway, Major, 278, 279 Gungaw, 334 H Haitsi Lope tribe, 331 Haka, 316, 332-334 Hakas, 288, 309, 332 Hartnoll, Mr. H. S., Deputy Commissioner Minbu, 108, 109 Harvey, Colonel, 191; arrival at Papun, 192 Hastings, Captain, Commandant of the military police at Myingyan (Major-General Edward Spence Hastings, D.S.O.), 63, 64, 98, 113 Hawker, Lieutenant, 264-266 Hertz, Mr. H. F., 277, 279 Hertz, Mr. W. A., 108 Hext, R.N., Captain John, Director of the Indian Marine (now Rear-Admiral Sir John Hext, K.C.I.E.), 48, 71 Heins (Karenni chiefs of divisions), 173 Hildebrand, Mr., 35; accepts the surrender of the Limbin Prince, 60; at Mandalay, to meet Sir Charles Crosthwaite, 74, 76, 77; visit to Shan States, 100, 124; made Civil head in the expedition against the Shans, 148-187; connection with the Karennis, 188-208 Himalaya, Eastern, 133 Hkam Leng, 31, 47, 71; dacoit leader, 269-281 Hkun Hmon, reinstated at Mawkmai, 184, 188 Hkun Kyi, 184