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CHAPTER LXV

CAPE TO CHINA

[Sidenote: 1857.]

[Sidenote: Simon’s Bay, Jan. 17.]

9 P.M.--Arrived in Simon’s Bay, just five weeks from Madeira, and the fastest passage by a sailing ship on record.

[Sidenote: Jan. 18.]

This cape always brings happy recollections of bygone days, when I was free as the air and without a care or thought beyond the present.

[Sidenote: Jan. 19.]

Hired a two-wheel pair-horse cart and drove brother Tom, three youngsters, and Thompson to Cape Town. Parke’s hotel. Called with Tom on Mrs. Stoll, Longmores, and the Lorentzs. At Lorentz’s met their daughter Louisa, whom I had last seen as a pretty child, riding like a boy on a goat. She was now a widow; the handsome mother of six children.

[Sidenote: Jan. 20.]

A regular Cape north-easter blowing. Nothing to be done afloat. Tom and I breakfasting with the Stolls. Dined at _table d’hôte_--a large party.

[Sidenote: Jan. 21.]

To Sans Souci to call. Tea at Lorentz’s, meeting Stolls.

[Sidenote: Jan. 24.]

Landed £50,000 in gold; sent £300 in copper to _Penelope_. Governor kindly lending his eight-horse waggon, started for Simon’s Bay, calling at Sans Souci and on the Bishop.

[Sidenote: Jan. 29.]

Dined to-day with the midshipmen. We sat down twenty-four. Not only was their mess good and comfortable, with everything clean and in good taste, but one could not have met a nicer set of lads. They appeared in clean white waistcoats. Felt proud of my boys!

[Sidenote: Mar. 9.]

At last we have rounded Acheen Head and passed through the “Surat” passage into the Malacca Straits.

[Sidenote: Mar. 11.]

In a calm let go first anchor in India. From this date our _batta_ commences.

[Sidenote: Mar. 12.]

Came to in Penang Roads; was saluted. On landing took up my quarters with friend Lewis. Old Jack Rodyk here. With Lewis, two daughters, one just from England, and a Miss Neubrouner.

[Sidenote: Penang, Mar. 13.]

Ship taking in water and otherwise getting ready, but contrary to my religion to start on a Friday. Dined with Campbell, late of Singapore.

[Sidenote: Mar. 14.]

Weighed before daylight.

[Sidenote: Mar. 15.]

Came up with the barque on board of which were Miss Blundell and Amy Neubrouner. Serenaded them in passing.

[Sidenote: Singapore, Mar. 19.]

Arrived in New Harbour; so altered and improved. Called on Governor, who lodged me on the hill. Dined with Biddle at Adelphi; met Anabassim: the rogue still alive.

[Sidenote: Mar. 20.]

The saddest news of a treacherous and murderous attack made by Chinese on my noble friend, James Brooke, at Sarawak. Dear and noble Rajah, would that I could rush to his assistance.

[Sidenote: Singapore, Mar. 21.]

Received a “welcome back” in an address signed by most of the residents. Dined with Sir William Hoste on board _Spartan_.

[Sidenote: Mar. 22.]

Dined with friend Davidson in his new capacity of married man.

[Sidenote: Mar. 23.]

Dined with Napier and his wife, meeting Mrs. Earle with a ten-year-old child, a most promising filly! (Met her again as Mrs. Alt.)

[Sidenote: Mar. 24.]

_Spartan_, Sir William Hoste, starting in tow of steamer to the assistance of Brooke, taking Prince Victor with him, to rejoin us at Hong-Kong. Delayed departure until after dark. Dined with Governor Blundell.

[Sidenote: Mar. 25.]

Weighed in the night.

[Sidenote: Mar. 28.]

Poor Laverty departed this life at 2. Yesterday week overtook him and Owen walking up from new harbour to Singapore in the heat of the day, and admonished them for their rashness. They have since been delirious with fever, which in Laverty’s case ended fatally.

[Sidenote: Mar. 29.]

Committed the remains of poor Laverty to the deep. How preferable such a burial and grave to a shore funeral!

[Sidenote: April 13.]

During the forenoon passed through bamboo fishing buoys, too numerous to be avoided, but we did them no injury, the bamboo floating perpendicularly some six or eight feet out of the water, and distinguished by a small flag or rag on the top.

[Sidenote: April 14.]

Early, we made the land to the southward of Macao. Shortly after noon, running through the usual passage between the islands--guns loaded to salute the flag--I had just signed the usual returns, when we felt as if the ship had struck some heavy floating timber: the leadsman calling “By the mark, seven,” at the same time reports from the lower deck that daylight could be seen through the rent in the ship’s side. We beat to quarters: an unusual event during the men’s dinner hour! I knew we were nearly equidistant from Hong-Kong and Macao. I took a second view from below. With the easterly wind we might fetch Hong-Kong, but for Macao, we should have to run before it. We bore up. My trusty Turnour repeated orders clearly and distinctly. I took charge of the conning of the ship, the men working cheerfully. My object was to ground in shoal water. While running we passed so close to more than one small island that a man might have dropped on shore from the rigging. After a while, from the hammock-netting where I stood, a ship at anchor off Macao was seen. With a glass we made her out to be a frigate flying the French Admiral’s flag. The first lieutenant was directed to lower fore royal, hoist French flag and fire a salute. The foremost main-deck guns had been run aft to prevent the ship from settling forward; they were already loaded for our own flag. Most of our after-ports had more than one muzzle protruding. A boat was seen coming from the French ship, but there was nothing to show that we were in distress beyond our ensign at the peak, hoisted Union Jack downwards, which could not be seen from Macao on account of studding sails. It was a few minutes after this, I felt we were nearing the bottom. By feeling the bow rise ever so gently I knew we had touched the mud-bank between the Roko and Typa Islands. The French boat was alongside before we knew that we were no longer forging ahead.

The officer was quickly informed what had happened. The frigate was the _Virginie_, carrying the flag of Rear-Admiral Guérin, who came himself to see how he could help us. His officer met him at the gangway and without delay explained what had happened. The gallant Guérin no longer thought of nationalities. He embraced and kissed me, exclaiming, “C’est magnifique! C’est magnifique!” A British frigate saluting the French flag while sinking! If we had been French we could not have received more kind assistance. In the meantime marines with their officers were landed to clear the island of Chinese, and select a suitable place for our encampment. When the ship stopped in the mud at 3 P.M., she had ten feet of water in the hold. By eight o’clock she had eighteen. With the assistance of our allies, the ship’s company’s hammocks and bags, goods and chattels, as well as ship’s sails, had been landed. On the way out we had built a bridge across before the mizen-mast, and over the wheel. On this I remained, the kind Frenchmen sending me food and some uncommon good claret. The French Admiral had despatched the _Catinat_ with Lieutenant Goodenough to Hong-Kong.

[Sidenote: April 15.]

_Bittern_, Lieutenant Butler, arrived.

[Sidenote: April 16.]

The Admiral, Sir Michael Seymour, who had been absent, came himself. The ship settled down in her soft bed as if she intended never to rise again.

[Sidenote: April 17.]

Captain Keith Stewart, _Nankin_, 50, and _Inflexible_ arrived; we really did not require them.

* * * * *

The Commander-in-Chief was now busy preparing for the destruction of the China Fleet, which, being up rivers and creeks, our men were more useful in boats than on board ship.

[Sidenote: April 20.]

My broad pennant was hoisted on board the _Alligator_, hospital ship. With the _Raleigh’s_ crew alone we dismantled and cleared the ship even to the ballast. It was something to get lower masts out, and with the assistance of our spars only. The bowsprit was the most difficult. Clearing the holds was disagreeable. After a while the bilge water began to smell. My two pipes of Madeira, fortunately double-cased, were not affected. After the ship’s stores we looked out for ourselves. Chronometers, etc., were removed to my cabin, under sentry’s charge--from there, with a trustworthy crew of five men and a coxswain, to the _Alligator_. Later, my steward, no more trusty man in the ship except my coxswain, Spurrier, came to me with sad face to state that Lord Gilford’s pet chronometer watch, which was kept and used with those of the Government, was missing! Search was made in vain, poor White offering £10 reward.

[Sidenote: Macao.]

Those princely merchants, Dent and Co., as well as Mathieson, kept open house. They lived in palaces. I had apartments at the Dents’ bungalow at Hong Kong as well as rooms at Macao--passenger steamers running daily. On a late occasion the Chinese passengers had risen, took possession, murdered the Europeans. A ship’s captain, Cleverly by name, as well as by nature, jumped overboard. He was badly wounded while swimming, but was picked up and had rooms at Dent’s Macao house. I need not say that after this Chinese passengers were accommodated in an iron cage, where they enjoyed their opium.

[Sidenote: April 24.]

Lieutenants Prince Victor and Johnson, who had gone with Hoste in _Spartan_ from Singapore to visit Rajah Brooke at Sarawak, rejoined us.

[Sidenote: Hong Kong, April 25.]

The dockyard at Hong Kong full of _Raleigh’s_ stores, guns, anchors, cables, shot, etc.--sails spread out to dry.

[Sidenote: April 28.]

Excellent dinner at French Minister’s. Madame Bourboulon charming. Smokes regalias only.

[Sidenote: April 29.]

Renewed acquaintance with pretty Mrs. Endicott and Mrs. Parkes.

[Sidenote: April 30.]

Mail arrived. Ministers beaten on China question. Parliament to be dissolved: nevertheless, Plenipo and troops coming out. Inspection held on my _Raleigh_. My boys, Victor Montagu and Harry Stephenson, on shore.

_Macao, May 1._

Letter from Turnour’s brother asking me to break to that good-hearted fellow the death of his father. Went on board in Gibb’s yacht, the _Zouave_. Dined with him.

[Sidenote: May 3.]

Hope my _Raleigh_ will be got up. Doubts whether Admiral will attempt it.

[Sidenote: Hong Kong, May 5.]

Met Admiral and large party at dinner at Dent’s. Judge Hulm fine old fellow.

[Sidenote: May 6.]

Gilford and I to dine with Pereira and William Dent. Excellent dinner and everything to match.

[Sidenote: May 7.]

Business with my worthy chief about _Calcutta_; transferred youngsters to that ship.

[Sidenote: May 12.]

Great and good feed at friend Cane’s, now Lieutenant-Governor. Dinner to meet me. Some six-and-twenty sat down.

[Sidenote: May 13.]

Arrival of _Highflyer_ and gunboats. With Admiral in _Coromandel_ to visit vessels in Canton River. Came to near _Sybille_ below second fort.

[Sidenote: May 14.]

Went on as far as Macao Fort. Left _Raleigh’s_ band there. All the vessels, as well as their commanders, ready for work. Came to near _Niger_. Mandarin junks’ masts in sight.

[Sidenote: May 18.]

Tenders for raising _Raleigh_ not such as the Admiral could accept. Alas! my poor ship--now to be considered _lost_; she must be sold where she is, and I to be tried by court-martial!

[Sidenote: May 21.]

Laid up the last three days, attended by kind Doctor Anderson.

INDEX

Abercorn, the Duke of, iii. 333

Accra, i. 214, 221, 232, 238, 242; iii. 72

Adam, General Sir Frederick, i. 148 Sir Charles, ii. 46

Adeane, Lieutenant, iii. 55

Adelaide, Queen, i. 121, 160, 246

Aden, iii. 118, 119

Admiralty Islands, ii. 150

_Adventure_, iii. 174, 180

_Africa_, i. 7, 12, 13

Agar-Ellis, Miss, ii. 201

Ailesbury, Lady, iii. 322

Ainos, the, iii. 199

Aitkin, Lieutenant, iii. 235

_Alabama_, iii. 83

Åland Islands, ii. 232

Albany, ii. 142

_Albatross_, ii. 81, 127

Albemarle, George, 3rd Earl, i. 59 William Charles, 4th Earl, i. 4, 5, 7, 67, 102, 160, 248, 249, 251, 252, 253, 254, 256; ii. 41, 43, 46, 58 Augustus Frederick, 5th Earl; _see_ Keppel George Thomas, 6th Earl; _see_ Keppel Lord, i. 14

Albert of Saxe-Coburg, Prince Consort, i. 250, 251; ii. 313, 324; iii. 38, 39, 78, 80

Alcock, Sir Rutherford, iii. 143, 171, 192, 194, 236, 237, 259

Alexandria, i. 170, 178; iii. 18, 117

Alfred, Prince; _see_ Edinburgh, Duke of

_Algerine_, iii. 224

Algoa Bay, iii. 46

Ali, Pangeran Oman, ii. 84

Ali, Patingi, ii. 7; iii. 125

Alicante, i. 187, 188, 190

Allen, R. C., ii. 3

_Alligator_, ii. 337; iii. 2, 8

Allison, William, ii. 160

Alma, the, ii. 240

Amaral, Don Joao Maria Farriera do, ii. 116, 121

_Amazon_, ii. 115

Amboyna, ii. 147

_America_ yacht, ii. 203

Amoor River, iii. 192, 210

Amoy, iii. 138, 139, 220

_Amphion_, ii. 47, 234

Amping, iii. 224

Andover, Lord and Lady, i. 7, 255

Andrade, Count Manuel Carvalho Pas de, i. 40, 41, 42

Anjer, ii. 129

Anson, Eliza, Lady Waterpark, i. 8, 12 Thomas, i. 7, 163 Hon. William, i. 8, 22

Armitage, Whaley, i. 85, 87, 264, 273

Ascension, i. 90, 243, 244; iii. 69

Ashantis, the, i. 214, 218, 222

Astley, Sir Jacob, i. 14

Auckland, Lord, ii. 44, 46

Auckland, N.Z., ii. 171

_Auckland_, ii. 77, 79

_Aurora_, i. 14, 43, 44, 61

Australia, ii. 132, 134, 152

_Australia_, ii. 128, 129

Bahia; _see_ San Salvador

Baker, Sir Samuel, iii. 320 Admiral Sir Thomas, i. 123

Balaclava, ii. 252, 255, 258, 262

Balambangan, ii. 94, 127

Balfour, Lieutenant-Colonel, i. 81

Bali Island, ii. 131

Baltic, the, ii. 220

Banda Islands, ii. 144, 146

Bankok, iii. 229

Bannerman, Mr., i. 221, 243

Barbadoes, i. 56, 108

Barcelona, i. 188, 189, 191, 195-197, 200

Baring, Admiral Sir Francis, ii. 201

Barnard, General, ii. 246, 279

Barösund, ii. 226

Barrington, Commander Hon. George, i. 51

Barton, A., ii. 3

_Basilisk_, iii. 192

Batang Lupar River, i. 311; ii. 2

Batavia, i. 147, 216; ii. 129, 130, 131

Bathurst, iii. 72

Bay of Islands, N.Z., ii. 171

Beatrice, H.R.H. Princess, iii. 36

Beaufort, Sir Francis, ii. 201

Bedford, Mr. D. B., i. 136, 139

Beefsteak Club, the, i. 96, 97

Beith, R., surgeon, ii. 3

Belcher, Captain Sir Edward, ii. 18

Belem, ii. 213

Bell, Admiral, iii. 177

_Belleisle_, i. 261, 264, 269, 272, 275, 277

_Bellerophon_, i. 200

Bentinck, Lord George, ii. 326; iii. 101, 109; _see_ Cavendish-Bentinck

Beresford, Lord James, i. 187 Admiral Sir John de la Poer, i. 121

Berkeley, Admiral Hon. Sir George, i. 163 Lady Georgina Mary, i. 163 Admiral Sir Maurice, ii. 244; iii. 29

Bessani; _see_ Grand Bessani

“Bishop of Bond Street, the,” ii. 70

_Bittern_, iii. 1

Black Sea, ii. 251

Bladen-Capel, Admiral Hon. Sir T., ii. 199

Blake, Lieutenant, i. 42, 44 Colonel, i. 75, 84, 88

Blakiston, Captain, iii. 238

Blanckley, Commander Edward, i. 123

Bogue Forts, ii. 54

Bomarsund, ii. 231, 233, 238

Bombay, iii. 14

Bonard, Commodore, ii. 177

Bonham, George, i. 147, 263, 288

Borneo, i. 290, 292; ii. 9; iii. 127

Botany Bay, ii. 153, 164

Boto Fogo, i. 36

Bouchier, Captain, i. 273, 278

_Bouncer_, iii. 234

Bourbon, i. 85

Bouverie, Admiral Hon. Duncombe, i. 244

Bowles, Admiral, iii. 281

Bowyear, Captain George Leger, ii. 57, 58, 59, 158, 177

Boxer, Admiral, ii. 251, 262

Boyd, Benjamin, ii. 157

Bozin, Prince, iii. 180, 181

Bradshaw, Commander Manser, ii. 227

Braybroke, Lord and Lady, i. 162

_Brazen_, i. 41, 42, 97

Bremer, Captain Sir J. G., ii. 134

Brierly, Sir Oswald, ii. 156, 157, 182, 203, 210

Briggs, Admiral Sir Thomas, i. 168

_Brisk_, iii. 45

Brooke, Brooke, iii. 11 Rajah, i. 288-296, 298, 299, 302, 306, 308, 312, 313, 317, 319, 333, 339; ii. 1, 3, 6, 21, 23, 30, 43, 44, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 65, 70, 76, 82, 84, 85, 86, 87, 90-92, 103, 111, 127, 202, 322, 334; iii. 11, 13, 29, 96, 115, 123, 220

Brooker, Commander, iii. 194, 260

Brougham, Henry (Lord High Chancellor), i. 97 Lord, i. 11, 177

Brougham and Vaux, Lady, iii. 25

Broughton, Lord, i. 97

Browne, Sir Samuel, ii. 45

Brunei, ii. 45, 82; iii. 126

Buccleuch, Duchess of, iii. 326

Buckland, Francis Trevelyan, iii. 82

Buckley, Commander, V.C., iii. 40

Budrudeen, Pangeran, i. 306; ii. 1, 42, 84

Buffalo River, iii. 46

Buffon Bay, i. 209, 210

Bulkeley, Sir Richard, i. 93, 98; ii. 42

Bullen, Admiral Sir Charles, ii. 55

Bulman, Mr., i. 257, 262, 263

Bunting, ii. 21

Buonaparte; _see_ Napoleon

Burdett, Sir Francis, i. 8, 9, 14

Burdett-Coutts, Miss, iii. 115, 124

Burlton, Lieutenant, iii. 56

Burnaby, Mr., ii. 121, 122

Burton, Judge, and Mrs., i. 71

Bury, Viscount, i. 254

Bush, Commander, iii. 221 Mr., ii. 116

Butterworth, Colonel, ii. 24, 76

Byng, H., ii. 48

Byron, Captain Lord, i. 43

Cabrera, General, i. 188

Cagayan Sulu, ii. 97, 109, 111

Cairo, iii. 18

Calcutta, i. 150, 152, 333, 334

_Calcutta_, iii. 3

Calderon, Don, i. 195

_Caledonia_, i. 168, 170, 200

Calverley, S., ii. 3

_Cambrian_, ii. 46

Cambridge, H.R.H. Duke of, i. 251; ii. 249; iii. 25, 322

Campbell, Colonel Sir Colin, i. 262, 269, 272; ii. 80, 82, 252, 301 Admiral Sir Patrick, C.B., i. 55, 244

Canning, George, i. 25

_Canopus_, i. 169, 170, 171, 176

Canrobert, Marshal, ii. 267

Canton, i. 281, 325; ii. 54; iii. 132, 231 River, ii. 15; iii. 8

Cape Coast, i. 214, 216, 217, 221

Cape de Verd Islands, i. 33, 71

Cape of Good Hope, i. 68, 69, 71, 72, 77, 87, 159, 202, 262

Cape Town, iii. 67

Caroline, Queen, i. 8

Carteret, Captain, ii. 152

Carthagena, i. 59, 198

Casher, E., ii. 55, 199

Castries Bay, iii. 214

Cavendish-Bentinck, Lord William, i. 84, 153

Cavite, i. 331; ii. 125

Celebes Islands, ii. 108

Ceram Islands, ii. 146

Chads, Commodore Henry D., i. 338, 339

Challier, Commodore, iii. 274

Charlotte, Princess, i. 6

Chefoo, iii. 172, 192, 264

Chernaze, ii. 263

Chersonese; _see_ Khersonese

Chesterfield, Lord, iii. 328

Chiang Kiang-Fu, i. 270, 271

_Childers_, i. 68, 164, 165, 174, 175, 193, 198, 244, 272, 274

Chin-kiang, iii. 221, 238

Christmas Island, ii. 75

Church, Thomas, ii. 77

Churchill, Captain Lord John, i. 66, 73, 77, 82, 110, 249, 280

Chusan, i. 266, 277

Ciervo Island, ii. 188

Clarence, William, Duke of, i. 68

Clarendon, Lord, iii. 265

Clark, John, surgeon, ii. 143

Clifford, Sir Augustus, i. 67, 84 Lady de, i. 52

_Clio_, i. 190, 191, 272

Clyde, Lord; _see_ Campbell, Sir Colin

Coaker, Jonas, i. 69, 83, 165, 249; ii. 53

Coburg Peninsula, ii. 134, 136

Cochrane, Hon. A. J., i. 27 Admiral Sir Thomas; _see_ Dundonald (“Young”), iii. 4

_Cockchafer_, iii. 187, 233

Codrington, Admiral Sir Edward, i. 68 Colonel, ii. 46

Coghlan, Colonel, iii. 118

Coke, Edward, ii. 41, 201 Henry (“Wenny”), i. 249, 264; ii. 256, 281; iii. 19 Thomas William (Earl of Leicester), i. 7, 8, 14, 15, 47, 278

Cole, General Sir Lowry, i. 77, 78, 81, 82, 83 Lady Frances, i. 78

Collier, Captain Sir Francis, i. 108, 109, 112, 249, 251; ii. 47, 82, 128

Collingwood, Admiral, i. 13

_Colombo_, ii. 270

Colonna, the Marquis de, i. 195

_Colossus_, ii. 312

_Columbine_, i. 170, 176, 180, 231, 232, 278; ii. 116

Colville, Admiral Lord, i. 29, 48 Sir Charles, i. 77, 85, 87

Comba Island, ii. 132

Comber, Lieutenant Henry W., ii. 3, 5, 45, 58, 74, 79, 125, 128

Commerell, Admiral of the Fleet Sir J. E., ii. 73

Conolly, Mr., iii. 143, 192

Constantinople, i. 175, 176; ii. 251, 312

Conti, General, i. 189

Cook, Captain, ii. 153

Cooke, T. P., i. 97, 105

Cook’s Straits, ii. 169

Cork, i. 29, 30, 48, 49

_Cormorant_, ii. 199; iii. 139

_Cornwallis_, i. 264, 269, 272, 273, 331

Corromanli, Ali, i. 172 Youssuf, i. 171

Corry, Admiral Sir A. Lowry, ii. 210, 224, 231

Corvé Bay, iii. 173, 191

Cotton, Lieutenant Alexander, i. 101, 105

Courtenay, Captain, iii. 198

Cracroft, Commander Peter, ii. 208

Creighton, Captain, iii. 187

Crimea, the, ii. 218, 244

Croker, Rt. Hon. John Wilson, i. 105

Crosbie, Catherine; _see_ Lady Keppel General Sir John, i. 92, 246, 248, 249, 250, 251, 253, 255; ii. 27 “Dob,” iii. 145 Lieutenant John, i. 89, 91, 92, 251 William, ii. 55

_Cumberland_, ii. 235; iii. 115

Cumming, Captain Arthur, iii. 76

_Cygnet_, ii. 40

D’Aeth, E. H. H., i. 276; ii. 3, 6, 289

Dalarö Channel, ii. 224

Dalkeith, Lord, iii. 326

Daniell, Commander, ii. 127

Darby, G. S., ii. 3

Dardanelles, the, i. 176; ii. 249

_Dauntless_, ii. 230, 231

Davis, Sir John, ii. 111

de Grey, Lord, iii. 322

de Horsey, Captain Algernon, iii. 44, 45, 55

Delagoa Bay, iii. 46

De Lesseps, M. Ferdinand, iii. 118

Delmé, George, i. 81

Denison, Sir William, ii. 158, 163

Dent, John, and Co., iii. 143

Deschênes, Admiral A. F. Parseval, ii. 226-228

D’Eyncourt, Captain, ii. 73

_Dido_, i. 255, 256, 257, 262, 270, 272, 277, 319, 326, 332, 340; ii. 1, 29, 30

Digby, Lord, i. 12 Edward, i. 12, 98 Admiral Sir Henry, i. 7, 12, 13, 14; ii. 219 Admiral Hon. R., i. 12

D’Israeli, Isaac, iii. 230

Dixcove, i. 213-215

D’Orsay, Count, i. 163.

Douglas, Bloomfield, i. 302, 304

Dover, Lord, ii. 201

Drake, Sir Frederick, ii. 185

Droxford, i. 249, 253; ii. 28

Drummond, Edward, ii. 26

Duè, iii. 215

Dundas, Hon. Admiral George, i. 97, 119 Admiral J. W. Deans, ii. 47, 57, 128, 201 Captain Richard Deans, i. 55, 244

Dundee, iii. 111

Dundonald, Earl, i. 14, 36, 38, 39-42, 163, 256, 278, 280, 322, 331; ii. 68, 212

Dunkin, Captain Thomas, i. 77

_Dupleix_, iii. 186, 187, 227

Dupplin, Lord, iii. 323

Eager, John, ii. 7

Eastern Archipelago, ii. 115

Eastern Archipelago Company, ii. 63, 127

East London, Port of, iii. 46

Eden, Commander Henry, ii. 47

Edinburgh, H.R.H. the Duke of, iii. 40, 278, 284-315

_Edinburgh_, i. 169, 170

Elgin, Lord, iii. 10, 241

Ellesmere, Lord, ii. 61, 65, 191

Ellice, Robert, ii. 116

Ellis, Commander Henry, i. 127

Ellis and Co., iii. 223

Elphinstone, Lord, iii. 14

Emhammud, i. 172

Emmanuel, Emmanuel, iii. 323

Emot, Captain, iii. 177

_Endymion_, i. 168, 180, 183, 184, 266, 274, 278

Enslie, Consul, iii. 298

Erskine, Captain J. E., ii. 164

Esche, Mr., iii. 194, 202

_Espoir_, i. 68, 69, 77, 86

Essington, Port, ii. 132, 134, 144

Etholin, Captain, ii. 302; iii. 218

Eupatoria, ii. 261

Europa Island, iii. 50

Eyre, Captain, i. 74, 260

Eyres, Captain Henry, i. 242, 278

Fairfax-Moresby, Admiral, ii. 195

Farquhar, Captain, ii. 81, 127

Fatshan Creek, iii. 2

Fernando Po, i. 223, 224

Ferraz, Captain-General Valentine, i. 187, 188, 225

Figueroa, Don Cayetano de, ii. 107

_Firebrand_, ii. 73

_Firm_, iii. 177

_Firmee_, iii. 9

Fitzroy, Colonel, i. 71, 72, 87 Commander Arthur, ii. 153; iii. 70 Captain Augustus, ii. 40, 153, 157, 303 Sir Charles, ii. 40, 153, 155, 164 George, ii. 40, 153, 157; iii. 192, 205 Mary, ii. 40, 153

Flowers, Consul, iii. 301

Foley, St. George, ii. 310 Sir George, iii. 9

Foochow, iii. 236

Ford, Captain, i. 148

Formosa, iii. 222, 223

_Forte_, iii. 39, 41, 65, 77

Fukevitche, Captain, iii. 206

Funchal Roads, i. 30; ii. 70, 214; iii. 41

Furnhjelm, Admiral Jean, iii. 194, 195, 206, 208, 212

_Fury_, ii. 115, 128

Gage, Admiral Sir William Hall, i. 55, 81, 184; ii. 52

_Galatea_, i. 100, 101, 103, 105; iii. 284, 299, 302

Galle; _see_ Point de Galle

Gambia River, iii. 71

Garibaldi, iii. 83

Garnier, George, i. 16, 19 Henry, i. 148, 159 Lieutenant Keppel, iii. 190, 231 Thomas (Dean), i. 15, 16, 25, 103 Thomas, iii. 324 William, i. 15

_Gazelle_, ii. 185, 187

Geisinger, Commodore, ii. 116

George IV., King, i. 74, 102

Gibraltar, i. 168, 184, 189, 194, 196, 200, 201; ii. 217, 248

Gibson, Consul, iii. 224, 226

Gilford, Lieutenant Lord, iii. 1, 20

Glanville, Mr., i. 74, 85, 86, 103, 104

Gleichen, Count, iii. 25

Goldsmith, Captain George, i. 68, 165, 174, 203, 206, 208, 222, 249; ii. 68

Goodwood, ii. 55

Gordon, Sir James, ii. 42, 57 General C. G., iii. 245

Goschen, Mr., iii. 326

Gough, General Sir Hugh, i. 264, 266, 272, 273

Gouldisborough, iii. 182

Gower, Consul, iii. 299

Graham, Captain Charles, i. 331; ii. 59 Sir James, i. 119, 164; ii. 210, 256 Lieutenant Stanley, ii. 230; iii. 1, 3

Grancy, Comte G. F. E. de, iii. 227

Grand Bessani, i. 212

Grant, Captain James Augustus, iii. 41, 46 Charles, iii. 11 Lieutenant Hope, i. 98, 332, 333

Greville, Commander Henry F., i. 68, 69, 77

Grey, Admiral Sir Frederick, i. 266, 273, 278; ii. 216, 251; iii. 45, 78 Sir George, iii. 40, 41, 45, 78, 79 Captain Hon. Sir George, i. 22 Captain Hon. George, i. 22, 201; ii. 249

Gurdon, Lieutenant, iii. 224, 225, 226

Guyamas, ii. 190, 191

Gye, Frederick, iii. 25 Lieutenant Herbert, iii. 235

Haddington, Lord, ii. 30, 31

Hakodadi, iii. 159, 161, 219

Hall, Captain J., i. 271, 278; iii. 1

Halstead, Admiral Sir Lawrence, i. 57

Hamilton, Lord Claud, iii. 327 Kerr Baillie, i. 82

Hankow, iii. 243, 249

Hara-Kari, ceremony of the, iii. 182

Hardinge, Lieutenant-Colonel, i. 81

Hardy, Sir Thomas, i. 69, 119, 164

_Harlequin_, i. 60, 61, 184, 197, 200, 264, 274, 322, 333

Harris, Commander Sir W., ii. 68; iii. 194

_Hartford_, iii. 183

Hartington, Lord, iii. 322

Harvey, Admiral Edward, iii. 40

Hastie, ii. 47

_Hastings_, ii. 128

Hathorn, John, i. 43, 44

Havana, i. 59, 60, 64, 65, 118

Hawley, Sir Joseph, i. 248, 249 Lady; _see_ Sara Crosbie

Hay, Commander John Dalrymple, ii. 116

Hayti, i. 61

Heki Hone, ii. 171

Henderson, Commander Thomas, i. 231, 232

Heneage, Admiral, i. 102 Captain Algernon C. F., iii. 70, 115, 222, 223, 316

Henessey, Pope, iii. 230

Herbert, Sir Thomas, i. 264

Hewitt, Captain, iii. 192, 283

Hickley, Captain, iii. 174

_Highflyer_, iii. 8

Hill, Colonel, i. 66 Dr., iii. 192, 231 Captain Sir John, i. 107, 110, 255, 257, 258 Lieutenant, i. 228, 232 Lady Georgina; _see_ Keppel

Hilliers, General Barraguay d’, ii. 231

Hillyar, Lady, ii. 68

_Hind_, i. 168, 176, 180, 200

Hiogo, iii. 173, 174, 180, 187, 188

Hirado Strait, iii. 194

Hislop, James, i. 71

Hobart Town, ii. 157, 160

Hobhouse, Sir John Cam, i. 97; ii. 47

Hockham, ii. 33, 37, 38, 49, 61

Hodgson, General, iii. 119

Hogarth, i. 96

Holkham, i. 8, 15, 161, 248, 251; iii. 18

Holland, H.M. the Queen of, iii. 85 Henry, Lord, i. 1

Holman, Joseph, i. 85

Holyoake, Mr., i. 126, 129

Home, Captain Sir Everard, i. 275, 276, 277

Honeywood, W. P., i. 97

Hong Kong, i. 264, 278, 280, 322, 325-327, 331, 337; ii. 113-115; iii. 9, 113, 129, 172, 180, 186, 220, 231, 234, 311

_Hong-Kong_, iii. 1, 2, 4, 8

Hooghly River, i. 155

Hook, Theodore, i. 121

Hope, Captain, ii. 73

Hornby, Sir E., iii. 296 James G. P., i. 22 Admiral Sir Phipps, ii. 181, 195, 131

Horsey, Captain Algernon de, iii. 44, 45-55

Horton, Captain Frederick Wilmot, i. 274, 276, 294, 296, 297, 312-316, 325; ii. 40, 256

Hoste, Admiral Sir William, i. 15, 22; ii. 42

Howard, Commander Hon. Edward, i. 199

Howden, Lord, ii. 73

Hughes, Colonel, i. 93

Hume, David, ii. 44, 63

Hunn, Captain Frederick, i. 25, 26, 33, 36, 55, 65, 168

Hunt, Captain James, i. 304; ii. 239

Huntingfield, Lord, iii. 323

Hussein, Seriff, ii. 95

Hutton, Lieutenant Frederick, i. 119, 124, 136, 157, 200

_Hydra_, ii. 65

Ibbetson, Robert, i. 147

_Icarus_, iii. 170, 222

Ichaboa Island, iii. 68

Illanuns, the, i. 294

_Inconstant_, ii. 181

India, ii. 62

_Inflexible_, ii. 115

Ingestre, Captain Lord, i. 169, 176, 177, 187 Lady Sarah, i. 187

Inglefield, Admiral, ii. 76

Inglis, Bishop J., i. 52, 53

Inkerman, ii. 259, 280

Jaffer, Seriff, i. 311, 317; ii. 2, 19, 21

Jago, Commissary-General, i. 79

Java, ii. 131

Jenkins, Lieutenant Robert, i. 333; ii. 3

Jephson, Dr., i. 253

Jerdan, Mr., ii. 30, 62, 63

“John Company,” i. 133, 134

Johnson, C., ii. 3 Lieutenant W. F., iii. 1

Johore, the Tumongong of, iii. 122

Joinville, Prince de, i. 201

Jones, Sir Harry, ii. 284

Jones, Commodore Oliver, iii. 129, 220

Jonos, the, iii. 165

Kaga, Prince, iii. 169

Kalamanta Bay, i. 180

Kapiti Island, ii. 171

Karabonu, Cape, i. 168, 176

Karangan, ii. 16

Kazatch, ii. 262, 266

Kearney, Major, iii. 2

_Kearsage_, iii. 83

Kellett, Admiral Sir H., iii. 310

Kempt, General Sir James, i. 54

Kent, H.R.H. the Duchess of, iii. 36

KEPPEL, ADMIRAL OF THE FLEET SIR HENRY:-- Birth, i. 1 Christening, i. 1 School-days, i. 2-5 Choice of a career, i. 7 Preparation for the Navy, i. 14 Enters the Royal Naval College, Gosport, i. 16 First voyage, i. 27 Marries Catherine, daughter of Sir George Crosbie, i. 249 Marries Jane Elizabeth West, iii. 80 Appointments in H.M. Navy-- Midshipman, i. 25 Mate, i. 79 Lieutenant, i. 86 Commander, i. 158 Commodore, ii. 322 Admiral, iii. 15 Ships:-- _Childers_, i. 164 _Colossus_, ii. 312 _Cumberland_, iii. 115 _Dido_, i. 255 _Forte_, iii. 39 _Galatea_, i. 100 _Magicienne_, i. 119 _Mæander_, ii. 58 _Manilla_, iii. 143 _Pearl_, iii. 135 _Pelorus_, iii. 144 _Princess Charlotte_, iii. 130, 172 _Raleigh_, ii. 324 _Rattler_, iii. 143 _Rodney_, ii. 276; iii. 173 _St. Jean d’Acre_, ii. 208 _Tweed_, i. 25, 66 Naval stations commanded by:-- The Cape, iii. 39 China, iii. 113 Crimea, Naval Brigade, ii. 284 Devonport, iii. 330 S.E. America, iii. 71 Straits Settlements, ii. 77 Honours:-- C.B., ii. 314 K.C.B., iii. 15 G.C.B., iii. 326 D.C.L. Oxford, iii. 324-326

KEPPEL, Lady (Catherine Crosbie), i. 249, 251, 253; ii. 27, 56, 57, 88, 202, 207, 208, 328; iii. 18, 35

KEPPEL, Lady (Jane West), iii. 80, 95, 114, 230 Anne, i. 47, 67, 247, 249; ii. 23 Augustus, Admiral Lord, i. 8, 59, 326 Augustus Frederick, i. 254 Captain Hon. Colin Richard, iii. 80, 95, 116, 230, 231, 273 Rev. Edward, i. 67, 203; ii. 50; iii. 19 Frances, i. 254 George Thomas, i. 1, 5, 6, 85, 251, 253; ii. 59, 61 Georgina, i. 66 Leicester, ii. 61, 69 Maria Walpole, iii. 98, 230, 275 Mary, i. 1, 66, 93 Sophia, i. 4 Thomas Robert, i. 2, 4, 7, 22, 46, 47, 67, 81, 86; ii. 29, 45, 50, 81 William, General, i. 59 family of, i. 7

KEPPEL; _see_ Albemarle

Kertch, ii. 267, 270-272

Khersonese, ii. 258, 263

Khoulalonkorn, King, iii. 229

Kiel Harbour, ii. 240

King, Admiral Sir Durnford, ii. 60, 67 Admiral George, ii. 276; iii. 113, 114, 121 Captain Philip, ii. 134, 169

Kingsley, Charles, iii. 114

Kingston, Jamaica, i. 60

Kinmel, i. 93, 162

Kissang River, i. 135

Knollys, Sir Francis, iii. 323

Knox, Lieutenant Thomas Owen, i. 119, 120, 124

Kobe, iii. 298

Korbé; _see_ Corvé

Korea, iii. 194

Kororareka (Russell), N.Z., ii. 171

Korsakof, General, iii. 195, 208

Kronstadt, ii. 230

Kuching; _see_ Sarawak

Kung, the Prince of, iii. 226

Labuan, ii. 30, 63, 76, 82, 87, 90, 125, 127; iii. 126, 230

Lagos, i. 238, 241, 242

Lahon, Cape, i. 210, 211

Lake, Admiral W. T., i. 54

Lambrick, Captain, ii. 144

Landon, Laetitia Elizabeth, i. 221

Lansdowne, Lord, ii. 59

Lante Bay, i. 170

_La Place_, iii. 162, 177

Lawrence, Captain, i. 182

Leicester, Earl of; _see_ Coke, Thomas William Countess of; _see_ Hon. Anne Keppel

Leighton, Vice-Chancellor, iii. 324

Leithbridge, Misses, ii. 55

Le Marchant, Major, i. 75

Lennard, Sir Thomas, ii. 45

Leopold, H.R.H. Prince, i. 53; iii. 36

Lescanca, Brigadier, i. 189

Lesseps, Ferdinand de, iii. 118

_Leven_, iii. 234

Lexham Hall, i. 7

Lichfield, Thomas, Lord, i. 7, 162

Li Hung Chang, iii. 245

Lima, General, i. 41

Linga River, ii. 2, 19

Lingghi River, i. 135

Linn, Mandarin, i. 264

Lisbon, i. 103, 184

Lissa, i. 22

Livingstone, Dr. David, iii. 67

Lloyd, Mr., i. 125 Lieutenant, iii. 235

Loch, Captain Granville, i. 260, 261, 262, 263, 270, 272

Lockyer, Commander Nicholas, C.B., i. 167; ii. 116

_London_, iii. 110

Loring, Captain John Wentworth, i. 16, 17

Louis Philippe, King, ii. 76

Louise, H.R.H. Princess, iii. 38

Low, Hugh, ii. 82, 126, 230

Lowe, Robert, iii. 325

Lukin, Admiral, i. 7, 14

Lupar River, ii. 6

Lushington, Rt. Hon. Stephen, i. 148

Lyall, Sir Charles, ii. 215

Lyemoon Pass, iii. 182

Lynedoch, Lord, i. 54

Lyons, Admiral Sir Edmund, ii. 211, 256, 267

Macao, i. 264, 327; ii. 120; iii. 1, 8, 9, 130, 222

M‘Arthur, Captain, ii. 132, 144

M‘Clure, Sir Robert, iii. 8

Macdonald, Sir James, i. 4; iii. 323

MacDonnell, Sir Richard, iii. 129, 231

Mackenzie, Consul, i. 61

Macota, ii. 20

_Madagascar_, i. 165, 170

Madeira; _see_ Funchal Roads

Madras, i. 133, 134, 148, 150, 157, 158

Madrid, i. 186

Madura, ii. 131

_Mæander_, ii. 58, 60, 81, 115, 126, 130, 155, 200, 201

Magellan, Straits of, ii. 195-199

_Magicienne_, i. 118, 119, 133, 153, 200

Magin, Captain, iii. 1

Mahé, Port, iii. 63

Mahébourg, iii. 63

Maitland, Admiral Sir F. L., K.C.B., i. 165, 167

_Malabar_, i. 169, 171, 183, 184

Malacca, i. 134, 135, 137, 150, 157; ii. 24, 334

Malaga, i. 185, 186, 188, 190, 196

Malakoff, ii. 274

Malanga, ii. 172

Maldanado Roads, i. 43

Mallewali, ii. 96

Malone, Lieutenant, i. 17

Malta, i. 75, 168, 184, 200; ii. 249; iii. 117

Mambahennan, ii. 100

Mamelon, ii. 273

Manao, iii. 169

Manchester, Duke and Duchess of, i. 57; iii. 322, 323

Manila, i. 327; ii. 124; iii. 230

Maratabu River, ii. 23

_Mariner_, ii. 77

Marjoribanks, Dr., i. 326

Marmora, Sea of, ii. 249

Marseilles, i. 222

Martin, Admiral, ii. 239 Captain George, i. 169 Surgeon William, i. 75

Matapan, Cape, i. 180

Mataxa, Count, iii. 99

Mathieson, Commander, ii. 78

Maul, Fox; _see_ Panmure, Lord

Mauritius, i. 85, 260; iii. 63

Maxwell, Sir Benson, iii. 317

Maxwell, Rev. Dr., iii. 223

Mayatchni Island, iii. 195

Maynard family, the, i. 164

Mazatlan, ii. 185, 188

_Medea_, ii. 116

Medhurst, Sir Walter, iii. 221, 239

_Medusa_, i. 266, 274

Melville Island, ii. 134

Menai Suspension Bridge, i. 94

Menschikoff, Admiral Prince, ii. 240

Mexico, city of, i. 56, 64 Gulf of, i. 57

Meyerbeer, iii. 25

Miako, iii. 174, 175, 180

Michi, Mr., iii. 238

Mikado, the, iii. 190, 290

Millett family, the, i. 253

Milo, i. 68, 176

Mina, Captain-General, i. 188, 196 Doña, i. 196

Ming Tombs, the, iii. 172

Minorca, i. 14

Minto, Lord, i. 255

Minwaji-no-Mia, Prince, iii. 286

Mitford, Bertram, iii. 268, 286, 290

_Modeste_, i. 243, 277

Moluccas Islands, ii. 147

Montagu, Oliver, iii. 323

Montague, Admiral Sir William, i. 169, 171, 184; ii. 205

Montenegro, the Marquis of, i. 195

Moore, Admiral Sir Graham, G.C.B., i. 260 General Sir John, i. 260

Moorsom, Captain, ii. 285

Moowar, the Rajah of, i. 136, 137, 139-146 River, i. 135; ii. 24

Moriataba River, i. 295

Mozambique Harbour, iii. 55

Muda Hassim, Rajah, i. 299, 300, 301, 306, 307, 319, 339; ii. 42, 84

Mulla, Seriff, i. 312; ii. 6

Mundy, Captain, i. 157, 172

Murrundum Island, i. 294

Musemberg, i. 73

Nagasaki, iii. 144, 145, 170, 191, 192, 220, 300

Najassi, iii. 201

Nakoda Bahar, ii. 6

Nanbu Harbour, iii. 158

Nancowry Harbour, i. 134, 285

Nanking, i. 270, 271; iii. 239

Nankow, iii. 172

Nanning, i. 134, 135

Napier, Admiral Sir Charles John, K.C.B., i. 101, 102, 107, 117, 167, 247; ii. 53, 57, 226, 228 William, i. 288; ii. 24, 64, 67, 87

Napoleon, i. 1, 86, 90, 253

Napper, Surgeon James, i. 71

Nash, Lieutenant Charles, i. 70

Natunas, i. 294, 296, 297

Navarino, i. 68

Nelson, Rev. Edmund, i. 15 Lord, i. 13, 15, 24; ii. 267

New Guinea, ii. 148

Newman, Sir Robert, ii. 276

New Spain, i. 64

New Zealand, ii. 152, 169

Nicholai, iii. 192, 206

Nicholas I., Czar, ii. 258

Nicholson, Port, ii. 169

Nicobar Islands, i. 134, 284

Nigata, iii. 167

Nightingale, Miss Florence, ii. 251

Ning Po, i. 279

Noad, Lieutenant Arthur, i. 113, 203, 257

Nogueras, General, i. 188

Norfolk Island, ii. 165

Norman, Colonel, iii. 296

Norris, Sir William, i. 285, 289

Northumberland, Duke of, i. 49

Norton, Mrs., i. 260

Nova Scotia, i. 52

Novogorod Harbour, iii. 194

Nwajima, Prince, iii. 293

_Ocean_, iii. 179, 277

O’Donnell, Colonel, i. 192

Ohier, Admiral Marie Gustave, iii. 180, 227

Oldfield, Lieutenant R. Brice, ii. 59

Ommaney, Admiral Sir John, ii. 209

Onrust Island, ii. 130

Ord, Sir Henry, iii. 316

_Orestes_, i. 180, 197, 200

Orizaba Mountain, i. 62

Osaka, iii. 174, 179, 180, 186, 190, 220, 298

Osmond, John, i. 84

Otho, King of Greece, i. 179

Ou-teng-foi, iii. 235, 236

Owen, Admiral Sir E. W., i. 127, 128

Paddi, town, i. 317

Paget, Commander Charles, i. 94 Clarence, ii. 264

Pakington, Sir John, iii. 113

Pakoo, i. 318

Palmas, Cape, i. 211

Palmerston, Lord, i. 185; ii. 123, 182, 256; iii. 28, 29, 32, 100

Panmure, Lord, i. 162; iii. 15-17

Papua, ii. 148

Parker, Rev. Dr., i. 281 Admiral Sir William Hyde, i. 191, 193, 195, 198, 254, 264, 266, 271, 272, 273, 278, 325; ii. 27, 31

Parkes, Sir Henry, i. 264, 278; iii. 148, 150, 168, 169, 174, 179, 181, 187, 188, 273, 297, 328

Paros, i. 179

Parseval Deschênes; _see_ Deschênes

Partridge, family, i. 5; ii. 49

Partridge, C., ii. 61

Paterson, Mr., i. 66, 67

Patingi, Ali, ii. 7

Patterson, Admiral, i. 52 Charles, i. 52

Patusen, ii. 2, 3, 5

Pechell, Captain, ii. 299

Peck, Henry and George, i. 73

Pedro, Don, i. 40

Peel, Sir Lawrence, i. 335

Peiho River, iii. 171

Peking, i. 81; iii. 144, 171, 259

Pelham, Dudley, i. 166

_Pelican_, i. 226, 231, 242, 277

Pell, Sir Watkin, ii. 43

Pelorus, ii. 144

Penang, i. 146, 149, 282, 333, 337; ii. 334; iii. 14, 120, 229, 318

_Penelope_, iii. 283

Penguin Island, i. 203, 208

Percy, Admiral Hon. Josceline, ii. 199

Percy, Captain Joseph, i. 169, 176

Perim, iii. 118, 119

Pernambuco, i. 41, 42

Perote, i. 64

Perry, Dare and Co., Messrs., i. 135

_Perseus_, iii. 234

Petropaulovski, i. 178; iii. 208

Pettigrew, Dr., i. 100

Pfingsten, Major, iii. 195

_Phlegethon_, i. 278; ii. 1, 3, 6, 77, 84, 234

_Piraeus_, the, i. 178

Plampin, Admiral, i. 48

Plumridge, Admiral J. H., i. 119, 121, 135; ii. 76, 231; iii. 130

_Plymouth_, ii. 121

Point de Galle, iii. 14, 119, 318

Po-leng, iii. 235

Polkinghorne, Commander James, i. 79

Pomony, iii. 56

Pontranini, ii. 20

Poore, Sir E., ii. 41

Popham, Commander Brunswick, i. 226, 231, 232, 242, 243

Popoe, Little, i. 235, 236

Porchester Castle, i. 52

Porirua, Cape, ii. 171

Port-au-Prince, i. 61

Portendick, i. 202

Porter, Captain, i. 98

Port Jackson, ii. 152, 153

_Portland_, i. 178, 180

Port Louis, i. 77, 79, 85

Port Mahon, i. 194

Port Nicholson, ii. 171

Porto Praya, i. 69, 204

Port Royal, Jamaica, i. 57, 60, 62, 112, 113

Posietta Bay, iii. 194

Potoo, i. 278

Pottinger, Sir Henry, i. 264, 271, 272, 273, 278, 322 Major, i. 327

Price, Captain David, i. 178

Prince Edward’s Island, ii. 73

_Princess Charlotte_, i. 52; iii. 129, 130, 220

Prince’s Island, i. 224, 225, 229, 237, 244

Princess Royal, the, i. 253; iii. 114, 121

Province Wellesley, i. 283

Pulo Sabu, i. 288

Queensberry, Marquis of, iii. 40

Quidenham, i. 1, 8, 9, 93; ii. 56, 65

Quin, Captain Michael, ii. 23

Quitta, i. 235, 240

Raffles, Sir Stamford, i. 285; ii. 76

Raffles Bay, ii. 134

Raglan, Lord, ii. 256, 264, 275

_Raleigh_, ii. 324, 336; iii. 2, 8

Ramsay, Captain, ii. 235

_Ranee_, ii. 86

Ranelagh, Lord, i. 196

_Rattler_, iii. 190, 227

_Rattlesnake_, ii. 153

Read, Lieutenant Charles B., ii. 58, 72 W. H., i. 289; iii. 317 Lieutenant (U.S.N.), iii. 177

Redan, the, ii. 274, 299-304

_Revenge_, i. 200

Reynolds, Admiral Barrington, ii. 199

Rice, Edward, i. 169, 248, 260, 264, 274, 277 family, the, i. 248

Rich, Henry, i. 96

Richmond, Duke of, i. 72, 253 Duchess of, i. 72

Rigby, Colonel, iii. 62, 63

_Rinaldo_, iii. 187, 221, 222, 234

Rio de Janeiro, i. 36, 42, 43, 123; ii. 72, 198; iii. 42, 75

Rio de la Plata, i. 43

Risk, W. B., iii. 145

Rivers, Lieutenant, ii. 47

Roberts, Captain Sir Samuel, i. 168, 180

Robinson, Commander, iii. 221 Sir Hercules, iii. 319

Roches, M., iii. 174, 180, 188

_Rodney_, i. 191, 192, 193, 196, 197, 200; ii. 276, 304; iii. 173, 177, 180, 222, 247, 276, 323, 324

Rodyk, Jack, iii. 318

Roe, Sir Frederick and Lady, ii. 45

Rokeby, General Lord, ii. 246, 255

Romney family, the, i. 257

Rose, Sir Hugh, iii. 14

Rosebery, Lord, i. 7

Rouen, Baron de Forth, ii. 117

Rougemont, Lieutenant, iii. 187

Rous, Admiral Hon. Henry, i. 87, 90; iii. 20

Rowley, Sir Charles, ii. 27 Admiral Sir Josias, i. 168, 180, 182, 183, 185, 201, 247; ii. 39 Josias (junior), i. 261 Admiral Samuel, ii. 32

Roy, Captain, iii. 186

Rubielo, i. 188

Ryder, Captain A. P., ii. 230

Sacrificios, i. 114

Sadong River, i. 311; ii. 85

Saghalien Island, iii. 194, 198

Sahib, Seriff, ii. 2, 5, 20

Saigon, iii. 227

St. Angelo, Cape, i. 178

St. Barbara River, i. 227

San Domingo, i. 16, 61, 163

St. Helena, i. 90

St. Jago de Cuba, i. 33, 61, 69, 204, 261

_St. Jean d’Acre_, ii. 208, 233, 243

St. John, Sir Spenser, ii. 69

St. Juan d’Ulloa, i. 62

St. Paul’s, Cape, i. 235, 238 Island, i. 123 Roads, i. 85

San Salvador, i. 38, 39, 40; iii. 77, 78

St. Thomas Island, i. 229; iii. 73

St. Vincent, i. 97, 107

Sakai, iii. 186, 187

Salamanca, i. 82

Salamis, Bay of, i. 179

_Salamis_, iii. 115, 120, 122, 145, 173, 180, 192, 198, 234, 237

Salisbury, Lord, i. 177; iii. 324

Saltoun, General Lord, i. 252, 264, 327, 332

_Samarang_, ii. 18

Sambas River, i. 292

Sandilands, Commander A. A., i. 129

Sandringham, iii. 92, 93, 260

Sandwich Islands, i. 43; ii. 151

Santobong, ii. 112

_Saracen_, i. 203, 223, 228, 231, 232, 239, 240

Sarawak, i. 294, 296, 304, 319, 339; ii. 21, 83, 112; iii. 11, 124, 229

Sarebas, the, ii. 127 River, i. 311

_Satellite_, iii. 122

Satsuma, Prince, iii. 174, 175, 178, 180

Saumarez, Sir James, i. 69 Captain, i. 326

Saxe-Weimar, Duke Bernard of, ii. 131 Prince Edward of, ii. 253

Schomberg, Commodore, i. 85, 87

Scott, Captain Lord Charles, iii. 170, 222 Captain Frank, i. 103, 190; ii. 7

_Scout_, i. 167, 170, 225, 231, 232, 240, 242

Sebastopol; _see_ Sevastopol

Seboo, ii. 2

Sekarran, country, ii. 2 River, i. 312; ii. 6

Sekarrans, the, ii. 1, 127

Senegal, i. 238

_Serapis_, iii. 332

Seriff Jaffer, ii. 2

Seton, Sir Henry, i. 335

Sevastopol, ii. 240, 254, 256, 264

Seymour family, the, i. 253 Admiral Sir George, i. 163, 198, 258; ii. 327; iii. 321 Admiral G. Henry, i. 198, 200, 275, 277, 278, 322, 333; ii. 235; iii. 283, 321 Admiral Lord Hugh, i. 16, 17 Admiral Sir Michael, i. 55; ii. 209, 238, 337; iii. 1, 9 Michael (junior), iii. 3 Lord William, ii. 235

Shakotan Bay, iii. 227

Shanghai, i. 266, 277; iii. 142, 172, 180, 220, 237

Shaw, Whitehead and Co., i. 288

Shepherd, Captain, ii. 182 Quartermaster John, ii. 274, 282

Sheridan, Charles, i. 260 Francis, i. 260, 261, 262

Sheriff, Admiral, ii. 47, 56, 60

Shrewsbury, Lord, i. 187

Shunski, Ito, iii. 183

Siefukigi Temple, iii. 183

Sierra Leone, i. 202, 203, 233; iii. 70

Simmons, Mr., purser, ii. 80

Simoneseki Straits, iii. 146, 265

Simon’s Bay, i. 71, 74, 75, 77, 83, 86, 261; iii. 45, 67, 74

Simpson, Arthur Bridgman, i. 70, 71 General, i. 81; ii. 279 Dr., i. 271, 319, 322, 323

Sinclair, Major, i. 291

Singapore, i. 147, 157, 263, 281, 285, 288, 322, 333, 338; ii. 23, 24, 75, 77, 111, 128, 129; iii. 9, 13, 115, 120, 121, 122, 230

_Sir Charles Forbes_, iii. 1

Skipsey, Commodore, i. 76

Skipwith family, the, i. 253; ii. 48 Lieutenant Grey, i. 165, 191, 193, 252, 264, 272, 273, 278, 279, 291; ii. 65

Smith, Lieutenant Christopher, i. 63, 71

Smyrna, i. 168, 175, 176

Sober Island, i. 127

Somerset, the Duke of, iii. 79, 265 Lord Charles Fitzroy, i. 72

Soult, Marshal, i. 247

Spalding, John, i. 98

_Spartan_, ii. 41

Speke, Captain John Hanning, iii. 41, 46, 57, 91

Spencer, Earl, i. 102, 103, 253

_Sphynx_, ii. 52

Spurrier, Mr., iii. 4, 20

Stanhope, Captain, iii. 179, 181, 186, 187 Elizabeth, i. 8 Spencer, i. 8

Stanley, Captain Owen, i. 291; ii. 134, 142, 153, 156

_Stanley_, iii. 222

Staveley, Captain, ii. 117-123 General, ii. 117

Stephenson, Augustus, ii. 240 Commander Henry Frederick, i. 66, 93, 96, 97, 119, 164; ii. 219; iii. 15-17, 19, 27, 107, 115, 190, 205 Henry (junior), ii. 219, 233 Lady Mary; _see_ Keppel

Steward, Mr., ii. 7

Stewart, Mrs. Keith; _see_ Fitzroy, Mary

Stoddard, Consul, ii. 70

Stopford, Admiral Sir Robert, i. 201; ii. 46, 55

Straits Settlements, the, iii. 121, 316

Strongiolo Bay, i. 179

Suckling, i. 20, 24

Suez, iii. 18, 118

Suffield, Lord and Lady, i. 162

Suffolk, Earl of, i. 97

Sullivan, Sir Charles, Bart., i. 59

Sulu, the Sultan of, ii. 104

Sumatra, i. 149

Summers, Mr., ii. 118-123

Sunda, Straits of, i. 147, 263; ii. 75

Surtees family, i. 5

Sussex, H.R.H. Augustus, Duke of, i. 9, 11, 66, 93, 97, 160, 161, 246, 247, 249, 322

Suttie, Captain Francis, iii. 115

Swan, Commander John, iii. 190

Swansen, Mr., i. 214, 215, 216, 219-221

Swatow, iii. 136, 233, 235

Swinhoe, Consul, iii. 237

_Sybille_, iii. 8

Sydney, ii. 152, 153, 154, 164

Symonds, Sir William, i. 169; ii. 41, 46

Syra, i. 180

Tagus, River, ii. 213

Tahiti, ii. 177

Tai-wan-foo, iii. 224

Taki Zingaburo, iii. 183, 184

Taku Forts, iii. 171, 264, 303, 310

_Talavera_, i. 169, 171

Talbot, Captain Charles, i. 123

Talleyrand, Prince, i. 162, 247

Tambilan Islands, i. 292, 338

Tampico, i. 58, 64, 65, 113

Tangiers, i. 168

Tang-Tau, iii. 234, 235

Tanjong Datu, i. 294; ii. 83; iii. 123

Tanjong Po, i. 295; ii. 83

Tarragona, i. 189, 196

Tartary, Gulf of, iii. 192

Tasmania, ii. 157

Taylor, pilot, i. 257

Tchung-How, iii. 263

Templer, John, ii. 43, 62 J. L. B., ii. 43

Termination Island, iii. 195

Thackeray, William Makepeace, iii. 82

Thistlethwaite, Mr., i. 251

Thompson, Deas, ii. 157

Thompson, Rev. Josias, ii. 328; iii. 9

Thours, Captain Du Petit, iii. 187, 227, 271

_Thunderer_, i. 121, 169, 170, 180

_Tien Chi_, iii. 222

Tientsin, iii. 303

Tillenadin, Conanyaga Modr, i. 128

Tomari, iii. 163

Tombeaux Bay, iii. 65

Tonga Tabu, ii. 172

Toolyan Island, ii. 106

Torres, Captain de, i. 36

Torres Straits, ii. 142

Tortoza, i. 188

Tosa, Prince, iii. 170

Tottenham, Lieutenant, i. 258, 285; ii. 81

Townshend, Captain Lord James, i. 123

Tracey, Commander, iii. 177

Trade Town, i. 203, 206

Trafalgar, i. 7, 12

_Tribune_, i. 169, 175, 183, 189; iii. 8

Trincomalee, i. 125, 128, 147, 157

Tripoli, i. 171, 178

Tristan d’Achuna, i. 123

Trollope, Commander, iii. 222

Trowbridge, Captain Sir Thomas, i. 257, 272; ii. 116, 117, 120

Troy, i. 178

Tseng Kuo-fau, iii. 222

Tumongong of Singapore, the, ii. 81, 82

Turnour, Captain Edward W., i. 333; ii. 3-7, 336; iii. 1, 4, 39, 45

Twanai, iii. 163

_Tweed_, i. 19, 25, 46, 65, 66, 67, 85

Twofold Bay, ii. 157

_Tyne_, i. 169, 176, 187, 189, 200

_Undaunted_, i. 67, 84

Undop, ii. 5, 6, 19

Valencia, i. 187, 191, 195

Valparaiso, ii. 195

_Venus_, iii. 186

Vera Cruz, i. 57, 58, 62, 65

Vernon, Lord, i. 184

_Vernon_, i. 169, 180

Victor of Hohenlohe, Prince, ii. 235; iii. 1, 2, 9, 25

Victoria, Queen, i. 247, 250, 251; ii. 218, 313, 324; iii. 19, 41, 116, 322, 329 Princess; _see_ Princess Royal

_Victory_, i. 53

Villa Nueva, i. 200

Vizeu, Francisco Nunes Sweezer, i. 2, 103

_Vladimir_, ii. 302

Vladivostock, iii. 198, 218

Vlangali, A., iii. 192, 194

_Volage_, i. 169, 180

Von Brockhausen, Baron, i. 191

Vourla, i. 168, 170, 171, 173

Wade, Sir Thomas, i. 81 Colonel, i. 81 Lieutenant C. F., ii. 3, 6, 14

Waitemata Harbour, ii. 171

Wales, H.R.H. the Prince of, i. 96, 257; iii. 81, 92, 93, 105, 113, 115, 322, 328, 329, 332, 333 H.R.H. the Princess of, iii. 81, 93, 105, 322, 333

Walker, Captain Sir Baldwin, i. 201; ii. 208; iii. 74

Walpole-Keppel, family of, i. 7

_Wanderer_, i. 275, 333

Waring, Mr., i. 187

Warren, Admiral, i. 121; iii. 75

Warrington, Colonel, i. 172

Waterford, Lord, i. 246

Waterloo, Battle of, i. 1, 72, 86

Waterpark, Eliza, Lady, i. 8

_Waterwitch_, i. 223, 227, 228

Watson, Captain, i. 274, 277, 278

Wellesley, Captain George, iii. 14

_Wellesley_, ii. 68

Wellington, Duke of, i. 82, 86, 247, 256; ii. 206

Wellington, N.Z., ii. 171

Wemyss and March, Earl of, i. 8 Frederica, Countess of, i. 8

West, Green, i. 71 Jane; _see_ Keppel, Lady Rev. Richard, iii. 80

Whampoa, i. 323; ii. 80, 116; iii. 14, 232, 317

Whichcote, Sir Thomas, iii. 27

White, Admiral Sir John, ii. 29

Whitehead, Mr., i. 322

Whitshed, Admiral Sir James Hawkins, i. 27

Whydah, i. 237, 239

Whytock, Colonel, ii. 60

Wildman, Colonel, i. 11

William IV., King, i. 102, 120, 121, 160, 161, 163, 200

Williams, Sir John, i. 94 Admiral Sir Thomas, G.C.B., i. 94, 165

Williamson, Mr., i. 302; ii. 7

Willoughby, James, iii. 117

Wilson, Lieutenant A. K., iii. 178 family, the, i. 51

Windham, General Charles, ii. 260, 300, 301 Mr., ii. 101, 105

Windsor, iii. 115, 116

Wise, Henry, ii. 43, 62, 63 Captain W., i. 169

Wodehouse, George, i. 103

_Wolverine_, i. 199, 200, 281; ii. 24

Wood, Sir Charles, iii. 9 Rev. James, i. 2, 4

Woosung, i. 266-269, 275; iii. 180, 220

Würtemburg, the Prince of, i. 115

Wynberg, i. 71

Xalapa, i. 57, 63, 64

Xavier, St. Francis, i. 150

Xeres, i. 184

Yang-tse-kiang River, i. 268, 269; iii. 237

Yarborough, Lord, i. 166

Yates, Mr., i. 66

Yedo, iii. 148, 179, 180, 265

Yeh, Admiral, iii. 6

Yeng Cheow, iii. 223

Yesso, iii. 164

Yo-chow, iii. 250

Yokohama, iii. 148, 150, 151, 162, 174, 177, 179, 180, 191, 192, 220, 295

Yokosha, iii. 191

York, Cape, ii. 142

Young, Captain, ii. 79

Yule, Lieutenant, ii. 165

Zante, i. 180, 182

Zanzibar, iii. 57 the Sultan of, iii. 62

_Zebra_, iii. 222

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