Meerut, 7, 47, 287, 325; the revolt at, 23 _et seq._; mutineers’ flight to Delhi, 28 Melbourne, 232 Mess-house at Lucknow, 233, 349 _et seq._ Metcalfe, Sir T., 80 Metcalfe House, Delhi, 291 Mirza Aboo Bukir, 338 ⸺ Khejoo Sultan, 338 ⸺ Mogul, 338 Mogul, Palace of the, 331 Montgomery, 58 Moore, Captain, at the siege of Cawnpore, 97 _et seq._; organises a sally, 103; confers with the Nana’s representatives, 108; death, 117 Moore, Mr., 248 Mootee Munzil, 232 Moradabad, 48 Moree Gate, Delhi, 316 Mullahpore, 51 Multan, 61, 62 Mungul Pandy, 1 _et seq._ Mungulwagh, village, 193 Murphy, Private, 117, 121 Murray, Serg.-Major, 223 Musabagh, at Lucknow, 368 Mutchee Bhawan at Lucknow, 160, 161 Nadiree Regiment, 122 Nana Sahib (Sureek Dhoondoo Punth) of Bithoor, 8; murder of refugees from Futteghur, 60; receives charge of the Cawnpore Treasury, 86; his ambition, 92; persuades mutineers to return to Cawnpore, 92; attacks Wheeler’s entrenchments, 93; offers him terms for surrender, 108; organises the Cawnpore massacre, 110; the massacre, 114 _et seq._; defeated by Havelock at Futtehpore, 128; routed at the battle of Cawnpore, 134; orders the murder of the captives in the Beebeeghur, 139; a fugitive, 147; his palace at Bithoor destroyed by Havelock, 191; with the Gwalior contingent, 244; fight with Windham, 245; defeated by Sir Colin Campbell, 261 Napier of Magdala, Lord, 276; at the recapture of Lucknow, 351, 360, 365 Naples, 332 Napoleon Buonaparte, 271 Neill, General, 363; at Allahabad with his “Lambs,” 70; lands at Calcutta and advances to Benares, 72; punishes the mutineers, 74; advances to Allahabad, 75; retribution, 77; vengeance at Cawnpore, 146; holding Cawnpore, 185; the quarrel with Havelock, 190; on the march to Lucknow, 192 _et seq._; death at the Kaisarbagh, 191, 204 Nelson, Lord, 349 Nepaulese contingent, 350 Nicholas, Czar, 293 Nicholson, John, 53-55, 265, 268, 269, 349, 363; commands the Movable Column, 55; overtakes the 55th Native Infantry, 63; at Delhi, 293; character, 294; disperses the Sepoys at Mardan, 294; overtakes the mutineers at the Fords of Ravi, 295; worship of “Nikkul-Seyn” by the natives, 296, 324; defeats the Delhi army at Nutjutghur, 298; reminiscence of, 301-302; leading the stormers at Delhi, 310, 325; mortally wounded, 321, 322; death, 323 Nicholson, 354 Nikkul-Seynees, sect of, 296, 324 Norman, 301 ⸺, Captain, 234 North Curtain at Lucknow, 163 Nutjutghur, battle of, 297 Olpherts, W., at Benares, 73; in Havelock’s advance on Lucknow, 191, 192; at the capture of the Alumbagh, “Hell-fire Jack,” 195; holding the Alumbagh, 350 Onao, village, 187