mplaint of the
assault of Mr. Fordyce against Clive, 14.

MUGHAL DYNASTY receives a blow from which it never rallied, 16, 85,
173:
high-road from Hugli to Patna, 90.

MUGHAL, Great, called on Clive to help repress the rebellion of his
son, 123.

MUHAMMAD ALI, forced to flee to Trichinopoli, 45:
rival of Chanda Sahib in the Deccan, 45:
at Trichinopoli, 51:
his treasury exhausted, 51.

MUHAMMAD RIZA KHAN, nominated Deputy-Nawab, 161, 168.

MUHAMMAD SHAH, Emperor of Delhi, 30:
died, 44.

MUIR, Captain, at Council of War, 93.

MUNGIR, Mir Kasim removed his capital to, 153:
Sir Robert Fletcher at, 187:
mutiny at, 187-8.

MUNRO, Sir Hector, his victory at Baksar, 157:
occupied Benares, Chanar and Allahabad, 157:
overran Oudh, 157:
occupied Lucknow and Faizabad, 157:
defeated enemy at Karra and Kalpi, 157:
Nawab-Wazir of Oudh surrendered himself to, 157.

MURADBAGH, palace of, Clive at, 111.

MURSHIDABAD, capital of Siraj-ud-daula, 78, 85:
bankers and merchants of, join Clive, 86:
Mir Jafar's interview with Mr. Watts at, 92:
Clive entered, 111:
treasury of, granted money to Clive, 117:
Clive at, 171.

MURTIZA ALI, Governor of Vellore, 27:
poisoned his brother-in-law, 27:
proclaimed himself Nawab, 27:
his flight, 27:
present at the royal wedding, 29:
sudden disappearance, 30:
suspected murderer of the young Prince, 30.

MUZAFFAR JANG, claimed succession to the Deccan, 44:
Governor of Bijapur, 44:
enlisted service of Marathas, 44:
proclaimed himself Subahdar of the Deccan, 45:
marched to Trichinopoli, 46:
at Tanjore, 46, 47:
retreated on Pondicherry, 47:
taken prisoner, 47:
released, 47:
acknowledged Subahdar, 47:
slain on his way to Aurangabad, 47.

MYSORE, an independent territory, 17:
sent an army to assist Muhammad Ali, 54:
assisted Lawrence at Trichinopoli, 68.

NADIR SHAH, invasion of, 16, 17, 25, 30, 85.

NEGAPATAM, squadron cruised off, 34.

NAPIER'S, Sir W., _Peninsular War_, quoted, 60_n_.

_Narrative_, Sir Eyre Coote's, quoted, 96_n_., 103_n_.

NASIR JANG, son of Nizam-ul-Mulk, succeeded in Southern India, 30,
44:
slain by his own levies, 47.

NEWCASTLE, Duke of, 143.

NEWCASTLE, Dowager Duchess of, sold Claremont to Clive, 202.

NIZAM-UL-MULK, title granted to the family of Chin Kilich Khan, 17:
Nawab of the Karnatik, 18:
Subahdar of the Deccan, 23:
objected to the appointmen