198–9
Rheygur, capture (1818) 279
Richards, Private Frank 100, 128, 143, 150, 174–5, 187, 218, 253, 452–3, 482, 502–3
Richmond, Richard 108
Ridges, Dr Josiah 438
rifle stealing, precautions against 174
rifles
Enfield 73, 353–4
Lee-Enfield 356
Lee-Metford 356, 357
Martini–Henry 82, 354, 356
Snider 82, 174, 354, 355, 356
Ripon, George Robinson, Marquess of [Viceroy, 1880–84] 453
river transport 27
Roach, John 308–9
Roberts, Major General Sir Abraham 113, 246, 504
Roberts, Field Marshal Frederick Sleigh Roberts, 1st Earl, VC xxiv, xxvi, 183, 195, 206, 240, 270, 299, 323, 328–9, 363, 467, 472, 498, 504
as young officer 95, 113, 246
during Mutiny 207, 241–2, 405
earns VC 326, 345
in Second Afghan War 86, 398–401
as C-in-C, India 259
Roberts, Lady Nora 472, 498
Robertson, Sergeant 378
Roe, Captain Peter 92
Rose, Captain Herbert 412
Rose, Major General Sir Hugh 78–9
Rosney, Private 456
Ross, Surgeon Alexander 481
Ross, Captain Claye xxviii
Ross, Private Johnny 479–80
Ross, Sir Robert 257
Rotton, Revd John Edward Wharton 408–9, 464–5, 466
Rowe, Private James 425
Royal Artillery 216, 231, 242, 253, 255
Royal Engineers 220, 231, 253
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich 231, 250
Royal Military Artificers and Labourers 220
Royal Military College, Sandhurst 250, 253
Royal Navy 109
rum 418
Rumbold, Sir Thomas 50
Russell, Lieutenant 316
Russell, Sir William H. 26, 32, 135, 146, 157, 279, 293, 395, 410, 448–9, 492
Russia, threat to British India 55
Ryan, Lady 442
Ryan, Lieutenant Colonel 18
Ryan, Major 308
Ryan, Private John, VC 235
Ryan, Private Michael, VC 235
Ryder, Corporal John xxiv, 318, 343, 383, 389, 427, 502
ryots 40, 41
sabres 350, 359, 360
Sadusam, battle (1848) 438
sahib, title xxiii–xxiv
St James’s Church, Delhi 459
St John’s Church, Calcutta 220
Sale, Florentia, Lady 35, 56
Sale, Major General Sir Robert 57, 321, 324, 396, 397, 398, 408, 446
Sandys, Lieutenant Colonel Edward 221
Sansor Chand 305
Sappers and Miners 220
Saragarhi (1897) 287–8
Sassneg (1802) 376–7
Satara, annexation of 70
Sayer, Sir John 445
scabbards 349, 361
Scindia, Daulat Rao, of Gwalior 54, 55
Scindia, Sir Jayaji Rao, Maharajah of Gwalior 212
Scott, Lieutenant Charles 94–5
Scott, Captain Richard 477
scurvy 475
sepoy regiments, in the Mutiny 258
sepoys, British opinion of 293–302
sergeant majors 219, 220
sergeants 219
Seringapatam, capture (1799) 217, 333, 386–7
servants 155, 267–8, 492–3
Seully, Private Thomas 457
Shah Alam II, Mughal emperor 43
Shah Shujah, Amir of Kabul 55, 56, 59, 201
Shakespear, Major Sir Richmond C. 324
Sham Singh 16
Shams-ud-din Khan, Nawab of Ferozepore 214
Shawe, Lieutenant Colonel 225
Shelton, Brigadier 228–9
Shepherd, James 305
Sher Ali, Amir of Afghanistan 86
Sher Singh 62
Sherer, J. W. 136, 166, 198, 300, 469–70
Sherpur, battle (1880) 86, 398–401
Shikarpore Hunt 167
Shipp, John xxiv, 105, 118, 172, 184, 221–2, 278–9, 288, 318, 335, 387–8, 404, 411, 431, 434
Shivaji, Maratha ruler 40
shooting 164
shooting expeditions (shikar) 165
Shore, Sir John [Governor General, 1792–97] (later 1st Baron Teignmouth) 53–4
Showers, Lieutenant Colonel 477
Showers, Brigadier St George 230, 316, 341
Shrapnel, Lieutenant Henry 337
Shujah-ud-Daulah, Nawab of Oudh 49
siege warfare 375–401
Sikander Lodi, Sultan of Delhi 38
Sikh army (the Khalsa) 5, 62–3
artillery 8–9, 333
cavalry 359–60
at Sobraon (1846) 7, 10–11, 14, 16–17
Sikh service
British in 304–5, 305–6, 310
foreigners in 306–7
Sikh Wars xxxi, 6
First (1845–46) 5, 63–6
[Battles: (1) Mudki, (2) Ferozeshah, (3) Aliwal, (4) Sobraon]
Second (1848–49) 66–9
[Battles: (1) Multan, (2) Ramnagar, (3) Chillianwallah, (4) Gujrat]
Sikhs 36, 40, 55, 61, 202, 295–6, 311
Simla 181–2
Sind, annexation of (1843) 60–1
Sind Club, Karachi 119
Sind Frontier Force 192, 194
Sind service, British in 304,
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