position of his troops at Plassey, 97:
his interview with Siraj-ud-daula, 100:
lingering of his troops, 103:
requested an interview with Clive, 105:
escorted to the camp to be proclaimed Subahdar, 107:
his conditions and agreements with Clive, 107-8:
noble family in Bihar, 109:
officer of Ali Vardi Khan, 109:
married Ali Vardi Khan's sister, 109:
Bakshi of the army, 109:
took Calcutta, 109:
his meeting with Clive, 110:
went to Murshidabad, 111:
received Clive, 111:
proclaimed Subahdar, 112:
applied to Clive for assistance, 115, 121:
his army at Rajmahal, 116:
attempt to coerce Bihar, 116-8:
met Clive, 116:
at Patna, 117:
marched with Clive to Barh, 118:
returned to Murshidabad, 118:
treasury exhausted, 121:
conferred the jagir of the Zamindari on Clive, 123:
forced to resign, 153:
to reside under English protection, 153:
displaced by Mir Kasim, 153:
restored by the English, 158, 159:
his death, 159, 160:
bequeathed money to Clive, 178:
formation of Lord Clive's Fund, 178.

MIR KASIM, son-in-law of Mir Jafar, 119, 152:
envoy of Mir Jafar, 152:
wished to succeed Miran, 152:
his bribery successful, 152:
Mir Jafar to be displaced by, 152:
proceeded to Patna, 153:
installed as Subahdar, 153:
good ruler, 153:
removed his fortress to Mungir, 153:
reformed his army, 154:
abolished transit duties, 155:
prepared for war, 155:
his army under Markar set out for Patna, 155:
drove the English away, 155:
sent Samru to Baksar, 156:
intercepted the English and beat them completely, 156:
defeated at Katwa, 156:
defeated at Gheria, 156:
on the fall of Patna, took refuge at Oudh, 157:
defeated at Baksar, 157:
died at Delhi, 158.

MIR MADAN, Siraj-ud-daula's general, 97:
killed at Plassey, 100.

MIR MEHDI KHAN, commanding Mir Jafar's troops, 155:
went to Mungir to report to Mir Jafar, 155.

MOLITORE, Capt.-Lieut., at Council of War, 93.

MORARI RAO, famous Maratha soldier, left to guard Trichinopoli, 26:
sent to help Clive at Arcot, 55:
marched with Clive to Arni, 56:
defeated the French, 57, 58:
assisted Lawrence, 68.

MORSE, Mr., Governor of Madras, 15, 33:
befriended Clive, 15:
declined proposal from the French Governor that the two settlements
should preserve neutrality, 33:
demanded in vain for protection from Anwar-ud-din, 35.

MOSES, Mr. Levy, mentioned in the account of the co