Indian Mutiny, outbreak at Barrackpore, 1; causes of the, 8 _et seq._; greased cartridges, 13; chupatties, 17; conspiracy for simultaneous revolt, 18, 47; revolt at Meerut, 23 ⸺ Delhi, 34-64; defence and explosion of the great magazine, 40 _et seq._; how the Ridge was held, 263-304; the leap on the city, 305-330; the great assault, 307 _et seq._; the fall of the city, 329; retribution, 331-345; the king a prisoner, 334; the three princes shot, 328 _et seq._ ⸺ estimated number of British troops available and of the Sepoy army, 48; officers’ faith in their Sepoys, 50; the Punjaub saved, 52; doubtful regiments disarmed, formation of the Movable Column, 54; Lahore garrison disarmed, 56; Chamberlain disarms the garrison at Multan, 62; outbreak at Allahabad, 65, 76; mutiny at Benares, 73; Futtehpore, 78; Kotah, 79 ⸺ Cawnpore, the siege, 84-110; capitulation, 109; the Murder Ghaut, 111-147; Havelock’s advance on Cawnpore, 132; Sir Colin Campbell defeats the Nana at, 260 Indian Mutiny, Lucknow and Sir Henry Lawrence, 148-184; Chinhut disaster, 156; the siege begins, 167; death of Sir Henry Lawrence, 170; Lucknow and Havelock, 185-208; Havelock’s march to the relief of, 187 _et seq._; his entry into, 205; Lucknow and Sir Colin Campbell, 209-236; storming of the Secundrabagh, 220; assault on the Shah Nujeef, 229; Lucknow relieved, 234; the Sepoy in the open, 237-262; the retreat to Cawnpore, 240 _et seq._ ⸺ the storming of Lucknow, 345-371; Outram holds the Alumbagh, 349-350; death of Hodson, 360-362; the Kaisarbagh carried, 365-367; the fall of city, 370 Indus, _river_, 271 Inglis, Colonel, 148, 160, 167, 180, 255 ⸺ Lady, 159, 160, 172, 175, 206 Innes, 172, 177 Innes’s house, 162 Jacob, Major, 319 Jakes, Corporal, 200 Jhansi, Ranee of, 8 Jhelum, _river_, 295 Jhind, Chief of, 9 “Jim the Rifleman,” 174 Johannes’ house, 174 Jones, Mr., 176 ⸺ Brigadier, 307, 316, 325 ⸺ Colonel, 333 Jones-Parry, 228, 235 Jullunder, 48 Jumma Musjid, 316, 324, 330, 367 Jumna, river, 65, 276, 301 Kaisarbagh (King’s Palace) at Lucknow, 191, 234, 348 _et seq._ Kandiel, 173 Kavanagh, T. H., 214 _et seq._ Kaye and Malleson’s “History of the Mutiny,” 8, 14, 16, 119, 222, 233, 255, 261, 313, 321 Kiernan, Sergeant John, 198 King’s Palace, Delhi, 316, 331 Kipling, Rudyard, “The Lost Legion,” 64 Knox, John, 266 Kotah, 79 Kotwallee, Delhi, 342 Kurnal, 273 Khyber Pass, 301 Lahore, 53; plot discovered, 56; garrison disarmed, 57 Lahore Gate, Delhi, 281, 307 _et seq._ Lake, Lord, 322 Lamb, 315 Lamont, Serg.-Maj. Alexander, 197 Lang, Lieutenant, 305, 329, 330 Langmore, Lieutenant, 163 Lawrence, Lieutenant, 163 ⸺ George, 79, 168