With the Connaught Rangers : $b in quarters, camp, and on leaveMaxwell, Edward Herbert
History
With the Connaught Rangers : $b in quarters, camp, and on leave
Maxwell, Edward Herbert
Great Britain. Army. Regiment of Foot, 88th (Connaught Rangers); Soldiers -- Great Britain -- Biography
CHAPTER V.
THE PUNJAUB.
Sent Tumbling into a Ditch--Sir Houston
Stewart--Ordered to England--Fearful Accident on
H.M.S. _Belleisle_--Lisbon--Cholera--A Magnificent
Regiment--The _Ulysses_--A Scotch Captain--A Long
Farewell to England--Cape Pigeons--The Albatross--Arrival
in India--Perplexing News--Our Position in
India--Servants--Ordered to the Punjaub--Agra--Installation
of the Star of India--Showers of Meteors--Durbar 85
CHAPTER VI.
DELHI.
By Train to Delhi--The Railway Station in 1866--Bridge of
Boats--Palace of Delhi--The Jumna--Musjid--Reminiscences
of Delhi--Valuable Copy of the Koran--Autobiography
of Sultan Baber--Mausoleum of Sufter Jung--March
in Cold Weather--Luxurious Tents--Soldiers’ Wives
in India--Kurnal--Government Stud--Christmas in
India--Umballah--Tremendous Storm--Umritsur--March into
Rawul Pindee 103
CHAPTER VII.
THE AMEER OF CABUL.
Rawul Pindee--Expedition to Cashmere--Indian
Heat--Visit of the Ameer of Cabul--Lady in a
Riding-habit--Death of Bishop Milman--Absurd
Statement--Peshawur--Chokedars--Nowshera--Horse-dealers--
M’Kay--Wild Scene--March to Cashmere--Murree--Faithless
Coolies--Daywal--Terrors of my Bearer 123
CHAPTER VIII.
CASHMERE.
March to Kohalla--Crossing the Jhellum--Accident to
a Boat--Ascent of the Dunna Pass--Barradurries, or
Refuges--Tomb of a Young Cavalry Officer--Sudden
Storm--Chikar--The Doctor--An Early Start--Wonderful
Tomasha Walla--Backsheesh--The People of Cashmere--Heavy
Taxation--Treaty 145
CHAPTER IX.
THE VALE OF CASHMERE.
Medical Science in Cashmere--Long and Fatiguing March--
Chikoti--Fort of Oree--Faqueers--Bridge of Ropes--An Old
Friend--Playful Monkeys--Temple of Bhumniar--Primitive
Fishing--Barramula Pass--The Happy Valley at
last--Formation of the Vale of Cashmere--Change in Mode
of Travelling--Dongahs--Herons--The Walloor Lake--Fort of
Srinagur--Pug and the Afghan Warrior--The Murderer of Lord
Mayo 165
CHAPTER X.
THE MAHARAJAH.
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