Singh, Golab, 9 Singh, Rajah Maun, 12 Skinner, James, 315 Smith, 39, 313 ⸺ Colonel, 59 ⸺ Colonel Baird, takes charge of the engineering operations at Delhi, 287, 301; insists on the necessity of holding Delhi after the assault, 327 ⸺ Major Percy, 354 Speke, 319 Spottiswoode, Colonel, 63 Spurgin, Captain, 75 Steel, Mrs., 294 Stephenson, 130 Stewart, Sergeant, 41 _et seq._ Stirling, 101 ⸺ Major, 125, 134, 251 “Story of Two Noble Lives,” the, 287 Sullivan, Private, 121 Sutlej Campaign, 68 Swat, hills of, 294 Tantia Topee (the Nana’s general), 16, 371; organises the Cawnpore massacre, 110; controls its execution, 113; narrow escape at the battle of Futtehpore, 128; commands the Gwalior contingent, 239; attacks Windham at Cawnpore, 244; defeated by Sir Colin Campbell, 260 Teeka Sing, 138 Temple, Sir Richard, 9, 18; interviews with the King of Delhi, 337 Terai, 51 Thomason, 51 Thomson, Mowbray, in the siege of Cawnpore, 100 _et seq._; escapes the Cawnpore massacre, 117; wounded, 118; reaches British lines, 121 Thornhill, 51, 139 Times, the, 352 Timour, the House of, 335, 342 Tombs, Major, 283, 284, 289 Travers, Major, 220 Trevelyan, Sir George, 5, 12; his “Cawnpore,” 7, 84 _et seq._ Trotter, Captain, “Life of John Nicholson,” 294, 295, 321 Tucker, Commissioner, 73 ⸺ Robert, 78 Tulloch, 183 Turner, Captain, 118 Tyekhana at Lucknow, 178 Tytler, Fraser, assistant quarter-master-general to Havelock in the advance on Cawnpore, 125; with the Lucknow relief force, 189, 200; at Havelock’s funeral, 236 Tytler, 277 ⸺ Stanley Delhi Force, 277 Umballa, 44, 48, 53; the base for Delhi, 270, 303; council of war at, 273 Vibart, Colonel, interviews the King of Delhi, 19; “The Sepoy Mutiny,” 37; in the massacre at the Cashmere Gate, Delhi, 37-40 Vibart, Major, holds the Redan at Cawnpore, 98; escapes to the boats, 112, 116; death, 119 Wale, 350 Walpole, R., with Windham at Cawnpore, 251; at the battle of Cawnpore, 255; at the recapture of Lucknow, 351 Water Bastion at Delhi, 307, 311 Webster, 200 Wemyss, 319 Weston, Captain, 163 Wheeler, General Sir Hugh, his reassuring telegram to Calcutta as to the safety of Cawnpore, 86; hands over the Treasury to the custody of Nana Sahib, 86; returns reinforcements to Lucknow, 88; bad choice of position for defence of Cawnpore, 88-89, 263; the siege, 90-110; Sepoys attack his entrenchments, 93; death of his son, 105; appeals to Lawrence for help, 106; the Nana offers him terms for surrender, 108; capitulation of the garrison arranged, 109; evacuates his entrenchments, 111; his death in the massacre, 114 Whiting, Captain, 109, 118 Widdowson, Bridget, 102