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 moral tone of civilians and chaplains, 171: on Amherst's state appearances, 174.

, the Bhagalpur, 176, 177.

at Calcutta, the, 49.

, Sindhia's brother-in-law, met Amherst at Agra, 182: anecdote of, 188.

, Brian H., assistant to the Resident at Khátmándu, 169.

, Joseph, M.P., attacked Amherst on charges brought by two expelled indigo planters, 170: opposed vote of thanks to Amherst, 202.

planters, two, attack Amherst through Hume, 170.

, encouragement of, by Amherst, 45.

, Amherst spoke fluently, 12. , placed under British protection by treaty of Yandabu, 125.

, sacrifices made at the funeral of Mahanijd of, 197.

, the, 133.

, Amherst's visit to, 16.

, Richard, afterwards Sir Richard, Resident at Nagpur, 168.

, King of Portugal, grants interviews to Amherst at Rio de Janeiro, 15, 52. in India in Amherst's days, 40, 41: causes of difficulty of reform, 41-44. , fort of, stormed, 129.

, Nawáb of, interview with, 53. , Sir J. W., quoted on the importance of subduing Bhartpur, 140.

, Burmese stockade at, stormed, 88, 96.

invades Arakan, is driven out by the Burmese and killed, 72, 73.


 * see Khyen-byan.

, affair at, 130, 131.

, troubles and fighting in, 131, 132.

, British repulsed at Burmese stockade at, 96.

, General Gerard, Viscount, failed before Bhartpur (1805), 135.

in Bengal, 33-35: wrongs done in first temporary settlement of the Upper Provinces, 35-38: opinion on developed in Amherst's administration, 38, 39. , Lieutenant, afterwards Sir Henry M., serves in the invasion of Arakan, 101.

',' H.M.S., bombarded Rangoon, 84.

, Flora, Countess of, Amherst meets, at Capetown, 15.

, Cape Breton, taken by Jeffery Amherst, 10.

, Captain, afterwards Sir John, in charge of Bájí Ráo, Peshwá, 63 and n.

, Amherst visits, 181.

, Mr., apothecary to the Governor-General, accident to, 176.

, George, farmer at Meerut, 171.

, Captain Thomas, endeavours to prevent open mutiny at Barrackpur, 151.

, Portuguese at, spread reports against Amherst's mission to China, 17.

, George, Earl, ambassador to China (1792), 14.

, Brigadier-General William, commanded Madras division in the capture of Rangoon. 83.