essful through the merciful orderings of Divine Providence.

[1] Ludhiana, a city, not the capital of the Panjab: 'the land of
five rivers' _(panj-ab)._

[2] Under the Peshwas, Baji Rao I and Balaji Rao
(A.D. 1720-61) the incursions of the Mahrattas extended as far north
as the Panjab.

[3] _Barahdari_, a room nominally with twelve doors.

[4] Shuja-ud-daula, son of Mansur 'Ali Khan, Safdar Jang,
Governor of Oudh: born A.D. 1731; succeeded his father, 1753. He was
present at the battle of Panipat in 1761: became Wazir of the
Emperor Shah 'Alam: defeated by the British at the battle of
Buxar, 1764: died at Faizabad, then his seat of government, 1775.

[5] _Shikari_.

[6] Bandar [harbour] Kangun, a port on the west side of the Persian
Gulf, about 100 miles west of Gombroon.

[7] Firangi Bagh, Franks' Garden.

[8] Darzi, a tailor.

[9] Shaikh Muhammad.

[10] Baitu'l-faqir, 'house of a holy man'.

[11] _Dinar_, Lat. _denarius_, a coin of varying value: see Yule,
_Hobson-Jobson_[2], 317 f.

[12] _Karwan_, a caravan.

[13] _Hazrat_.

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