Mehemet Ali, the paymaster,18,22,101.Mehemet Ali Pasha,50,99.Mehemet, Circassian servant,120.Mehemet Nazif Bey,157.Melbourne University,3.Melikoff, General, his attack on Kars,332;in Erzeroum,367;reviews his troops,371;his appearance,374;administrative ability,391.Metternich, Prince,33.Metz,419.Michael, Grand Duke,363.Midhat Pasha,24.Mikren,210.Misserie's Hotel,12,303.Montagnes Vertes,235.Moon, eclipse of the,196.Moore, Dr. Bond,283,285,293;his interview with Osman Pasha,286.Moravia river,39.Morisot, Captain,284,314,316,326,331,334,364,404,418;attacked with typhus fever,351;his return to Erzeroum,392;career,419.Mukhtar Pasha,314,326.Munday, Baron,301,314.Murray, Mr. D. Christie,283,293.Mustapha Bey,34,172,178,259,262,298.Musurus Pasha, Turkish ambassador in London,8.Nalban-tepe,368.Narghileh,30.Netropol village,261.Neuchâtel,8,118.New Caledonia,192.Nicodema, Gulf of,14.Nicopolis,166;march to,101;invested by the Russians,106.Nightingale, Miss Florence,15.Nile,84.Nish,30,32,39.Norton, Colonel,308.Norway,3.Odessa,35.O'Donovan, Edmund,85,337;his dinner to the Circassians,337-339;war correspondent of theDaily News,340.Opanetz village,115,121,127,220,225,259.Orenburg Cossacks,378.Orkhanieh, pass of,52,300.Osma river,155,210.Osman Bey,206.Osman Effendi,67,143,180,239,242.Osman Pasha,34,67,104,108;commander-in-chief of the troops in Widdin,60;his ball,68-73;his interest in artillery practice,97;on his troops,98;his plan of campaign,99;army,101;condition of his men,102;his arrival at Plevna,120;defeats the Russians,126;his force,126;strict disciplinarian,147;his preparations for recapturing Lovtcha,155;his bay cob,169;at Grivitza,170;rallies the men,175;congratulations on his victory,182;presented with the first order of the Osmanli,183;his address to the troops,183;antipathy to war correspondents,192;council of war,212;his care of the wounded,243;wish to attend theparlementaire,251;reception of the medical party,285;wish for an English saddle and bridle,417.Osmanli, fourth order of the,392.Pain, Olivier,158,190-196;war correspondent of a Geneva newspaper,192.Paris,3.Parramatta,37.Pearse,310.Pelischat,35;battle of,198-205.Pera,12,415.Persian, practical joke on a,397.Pilaf, or boiled rice,26.Pinkerton, John,301,324,326,331,334,342;attacked by typhus fever,346;death,350.Pirot,29.Pizareff, Captain Serge,370,374,377,381,388.Plevna,3,34,113,114,217;march to,107;inhabitants,114;fortifications,115,152,184;commencement of hostilities,121;first battle,122;repulse of the Russians,127;second battle,166;revival of trade,182;earthworks,184,220;third battle,219;system of field fortification,220;defeat of the Russians,235;report on the state of the wounded,289-292.Po, the,7.Poradim,166,197.Power, Frank, war correspondent for theDaily Telegraph,83;death,85.Pressburg,3.Price,393.Prinkapo,309.Pruth,79.Purnekapan,323,362,406.Pyæmia, ravages of,276,331,334.Radishevovillage,72,169,227,236.Rahova garrison,99.Rasgrad,166.Red Cross Society,30.Redif Pasha,100.Redoubts, construction of,221;access to,222;area,223.Reif Bey,125,159.Rennison, Tom,342,343,367,380,385.Revel Regiment,232.Rhine,9.Rifaat Pasha, Brigadier,156,209.Robert, Dr.,118,121,125,152,189,297;his hospitality,164.Rochefort, Henri,192.Rome,4.Rookh,242,270.Rosen, Baroness von,301.Roumania espouses the Russian cause,79.Roumania, Prince Charles of,251.Roumanian gunners, difficulty in finding the range,97;troops,60;vessel blown up,92.Roy, Dr.,301,392.Russia, declaration of war,88;plan of campaign,105.Russians, hostility against Plevna,121;number of men,126,224;defeated,127,177,235;losses,137note,177,224note,238;their simple faith,149;attack on Grivitza,171;retreat,172;the dead,179;guns captured,198;victory at Lovtcha,210;capture redoubts,232;official statement on the result,235;retire to Radishevo,236;theirparlementairewith Tewfik Pasha,251-254;victory at Telish,313;hospitality to doctors,367;entry of troops into Erzeroum,371;review,371;sufferings,373;cruelty to the Turks,382.Rustchuk,9,11.S——,Dr.,30,45;his quarrel with a Turkish major,46-48;death,48.Sadik Pasha,229,256,268.Said Pasha,105.Salisbury, Lord,372.Samsoun,315.San Stefano,265,415,418;treaty of,372.Sardou, his playLa Tosca,416.Schaffhausen, falls of,9.Schahoffskoi, Prince,166.Schilder-Schulder, General,122;his attack on Plevna,126;his force,137note.Schmidt,327.Scudamore, Mr. F. Ives,66,307.Scutari,15.Seraskierat, or War Office at Constantinople,8,14,304.Servia, appeal to the Powers,50;armistice declared,60.Sevastopol,219.Sgalevitcha,198.Shipka Pass,86;taken,106.Shumla,99;Regiment,102.Sieben Gebirge,3.Simois,405,414.Sinope,315.Siropé,325.Sistova,44,106.Sistovitch, General,363.Skobeleff,35,265,419;his advance on Lovtcha,210;attacks the Krishin redoubts,229.Slatin Bey,Fire and Sword in the Sudan,194.Smith,284.Smyrna,420.Sobatoff, General,154.Sofia,24,51,53,301;march to,21.Soghanli Dagh, forest of,325.Soudan,84.Souzdal Regiment,231.Spanish women under fire,91.Stafford House Committee, vote of thanks,392.Stafford House doctors,283;hospital,327,336.Stamboul,11;number of sieges and captures,12;by day,14;by night,15.Stephenson,9.Stettin,419.Stewart, Capt. Hon. R., Queen's Messenger,10,312.Stewart, Colonel,84.Stiven, Dr.,25,55,392;his relief march,361-363.Stoker, Bram,10.Stoker, Dr. George,10,284,297,374,379,381,383,390,400,404,415;his relief march,361-363.Stoney, Mr.,314.Stracey, Colonel,89.Strangford, Lady,301.Styria,4.Suleiman Bey,296.Suleiman, Colonel,21.Suleiman Pasha,86,166.Sutherland Duke of,392.Sweden,3."Sweet Waters,"17.Swire, Colonel,308.Sydney,37,39.Tahir Pasha,206.Tallat Bey,88.Tatar Bazardjik,20,302.Tchernaieff, General,50.Teheran,325.Telish,299;battle at,313.Téméraire,309.Tewfik Bey,35,146,156,163,184,206,208,419;promoted to the rank of pasha,250;hisparlementairewith the Russians,251-254;his charmed life,418.Therapia, British Embassy,313.Tiflis,391.Tiftig, or lint,122.Tirnova,99,166.Todleben,219.Tooth-drawing,76.Trebizond,315;journey to,403-413.Trestenik, recapture of the village,156.Trojan Pass,155.Turin,7.Turkish baby, birth of a,408.Turkish dinner,26.Turkish soldiers, character,13,26,424;constitution,13;fortitude,31,131,144;compared with the Egyptian troops,66;religious prejudices,132;casualties,137note;number of,224;reluctance to undergo operations,240;stoicism,240.Turkish women, under fire,91;devotion to the wounded,282.Turks, their religion,77;wrestling,79;superstition,196;victories,177,235;losses,177,225note;defeated at Lovtcha,210;genius for fortification,220;defeated at Telish,313.Tutchenitza,114,117,139,181,187,239,271.Typhus, cases of,329,330,334,364,388.Vachin,342,343;his theft of money,355;consigned to prison,356;released,357.Van, province of,411.Varna,11.Veltchiderma village,108.Vid,112,114,157,224,259.Vidpol,103.Vienna,3,9.Villiers, Mr.,422.Villiers, Fred,423.Vladimir Regiment,231.Vratza,55.Wady Halfa,85.Wagga,