Thetta, 309, 333, 334 Thibet, 133 Thonze, or Hsumhsai, 141 Thugyis (village headmen), 111, 122 Tohon Range, 274 Tokgyi, 115 Tôklaing, 304 Tongking, 134 Tonnochy, Captain, 124 Touche, Mr. J. D. La (Sir James La Touche), 12; Commissioner of Southern Division, 29 Toungoo, 29, 30, 61; and Mandalay Railway, 126, 152 Tregear, Brigadier-General (Major-General Sir Vincent William Tregear, K.C.B.), 319, 323 Triscott, R.A., C.B., D.S.O., Colonel Charles Prideaux, Commander of the force in the Expedition to the Jade Mines, 240-255 Tuck, Mr. H. N., 334 Tucker, Mr. Henry St. George, Commissioner of Eastern Division, 12, 29; meets Sir Charles Crosthwaite, 60, 61 Tungzang, 332 Twet, Ga Lu (formerly a monk, a native of Kentawng), 144; leader against the Limbin Confederacy, 145, 154, 156, 163, 168; driven out of Kentawng, surrender and death, 184-187 Twingé, 271 Twomey, Mr., 238, 257, 259 U U Po (Cadet of Hsenwi House), 139 Uyu River, 253 V Victoria, Queen-Empress, 125, 136-138, 146, 155, 158, 180, 190 Victoria, Mount, 330, 336 Village regulations, 81 W Wa States, 43 Wales, their R.H. the Prince and Princess of, 163; H.R.H. Prince Albert Victor of, 121 Wallace, Lieutenant, 155, 157 Wanyin Myoza, 169 Waranaung, 266 Warry, Mr., 40, 240-244, 283 Washa, 284 Welaung, 110, 111, 113 Welôn, 83 Wetherell, Mr., killed, 333 Whenohs tribe, 322 White, Major-General Sir George, describes military difficulties, 14; asks for reinforcements, 16; takes command, 18; Upper Burma subjugated, 18; consultation with Sir C. Crosthwaite, 29; question of helping Hsipaw, 50; meets Sir C. Crosthwaite, 65; on communications, 66; as administrator, 70; expedition against dacoits in Sagaing district, 71, 72; expedition into Shan States, 76, 77; preparations against Maung Tha Gyi, 85; trouble expected with the Wuntho Sawbwa, 92-94; despatch on casualties in the army, 98; equips the force for Mogaung expedition, 239; consultation with Sir C. Crosthwaite as to protection against Chins, 296; operations against Chins, 300-307 White, Mr. Herbert Thirkell (now Sir H. T. White, K.C.S.I., late Lieut.-Governor of Burma), 46; sent with Colonel Stedman to open roads through Hsumhsai, 141, 142; deputation to Hsumhsai, 146 Willcocks, Captain (now Lieut.-General Sir James Willcocks, K.C.M.G., C.B., D.S.O.) intelligence officer, 329 Williams, R.A., Lieutenant, Staff Officer to Captain Triscott, R.A., 240 Wilson, R.N., Captain, Port Officer at Rangoon, 311 Wolseley, C.B., Brigadier-General George (afterwards General Sir George Wolseley, C.B.), 283-286 Wun, Governor of Kani, murdered, 33 Wundwin, 60, 154 Wunkadaw, ruler of Pakokku, and her son, the _Myo-thugyi_, 63, 92 Wuntho Sawbwo (Shan chief), 30, 90-94, 281 Y Yabon, 279