Jafar Ali Khan. _See_ Mir Jafar Ali Khan Jagat Seth, family of _See_ Seths Jalpaiguri Jats, the _Jemadars_ Jesuit Church, the Fathers, the Jobard, M. Jugdea _See_ Luckipore Jusserat Khan, Nawab of Dacca Kaffirs Kamgar Khan Karical Kasim Ali Khan, Nawab of Bengal _See_ Mir Kasim Kasim Ali Khan, Faujdar of Rungpore _Kent_, H.M.S. Kerdizien, M. Khodadad Khan Latty Kilpatrick, Major James King _See_ Mogul _Kingfisher_, H.M.S. Kissendas, son of Raj Balav Knox, Captain Ranfurlie Kooti Ghat Koran, the La Haye, M. Lal Dighi Lally, Count Memoirs of Laporterie, M. La Rue, M. Latham, Captain Launay, M. La Ville Martère, M. Law, Jacques François Jean, of Lauriston Madame Jeanne John, of Lauriston, the Financier William Law's Memoir Le Conte Dompierre Lee, Corporal Le Noir, M. Le Page, M., Second Surgeon Locusts Luckipore _See_ Jugdea Lucknow Lynn, Captain McGwire, Mr. William Madec, Colonel Madras Coast _See_ Coromandel Malleson, Colonel G.B., Author of "History of the French in India from the Founding of Pondicherry in 1674 to the Capture of that Place in 1761" (London, 1868) Manik Chand, Raja _Manjhi_ Maratha Commander Law's altercation with General, the Marathas Martin, Captain Martin de la Case, Ensign Matel, M. Midnapur Militarism Minchin, Captain George, Captain-Commandant of Calcutta Mir Abdulla Miran, son of Mir Jafar Mir Daood, brother of Mir Jafar, and Faujdar of Rajmehal Mir Jafar Ali Khan, made Nawab by the English after Plassey Mir Kasim, or Kasim Ali Khan, son-in-law and successor of Mir Jafar army of Mir Madan Mogul _See_ King Mohan Lal, favourite of the Nawab Monsoon Moor hostages nobles Moorish colours forts soldiers treachery Moors Muhammadhans Murshidabad _See_ Muxadabad or Cossimbazar River Murshid Kuli Khan Mustapha Ali Khan Mutinies Muxadabad _See_ Murshidabad _Naib_ Nand Kumar, Faujdar of Hugli Native indifference to the quarrels of the Europeans _Nautch_ Naval officer, an English Nawab, the _See_ Siraj-ud-daula Hindu advisers and servants of Nawajis Muhammad Khan, uncle of Siraj-ud-daula Nawajis Muhammad Khan's widow Nazir Dalal, the Negroes Nepaulese Neutrality in the Ganges News from Bengal Nicolas, M.F. Nover, Sergeant Nullah Omichand Onofre, Reverend Father Oppoor Orissa Orme Papers or MSS. Orme, Robert, historian Oudh Nawab of. _See_ Suja-ud-daula