INDEX. 533 Marcliand expedition, 475 sqq. ; influences Caisse against Soudan advance, 481, 482 ; the Fashoda claim, 494, 495 Frere, Sir Bartle, 134 Frcycinet, M. de, Egyptian policy, 270, 285, 29s Fuad Pasha, Grand Vizier, visits Egypt, 58 G.

the Gam B ETTA, M., action against Arabi party, 268 Germany, relations with the Khedivatc, 174. 233, 237, 294; represented at the London Conference, 371 ; intervention by (1879), 214 sqq. ; action in the Caisse for the Soudan advance, 481 Giegler Pasha, in the Soudan, 320 Ginnis, battle of, 423 Girouard, Colonel E. P. C, 484 Gladstone, Right Hon. W. E., 53, 249, 412 ; policy towards Arabi, 266, 269, 284 ; decides on armed intervention, 293, 526 ; averse from annexation, 294, 305. 326, 340» 343; »» tl>« matter of General Gordon, 374, 378, 380 ; abandons the Soudan, 388, 390 Gordon, General C. G., Governor-General of the Soudan, 165 ; suppresses the slave trade, 165, 247, 248, 317, 376; suggested by Ismail as Commissioner of Inquiry, 175 ; his work as Governor, 247 sqq, ; his return to the Soudan, 350 sqq, ; the responsibility therefor, 373 sqq,, 393 ; his policy towards the rebels, 355, 35» 3S9» 374 99* > =» fifer to Zobehr, 355» 376, 377 ; stays at Khartoum, 378 ; the expedition of relief, 381 sqq. ; his death, 381, 383 Goschen, Lord (Mr. G. J. Goschen), his financial inquiry and report, 151 sqq.y 155, 158, 160, 161, 166; the Goschen decree, 161, 162 Graham, General Sir Gerald, commands Tokar expedition, 357, 358 ; Suakin expedition, 387 Granville, Earl of, Egyptian policy, 270, 275. 294, 325. 342, 406, 437 ; at the London Conference, 371 Green, Mr., 116 Gregory, Sir William, supports Arabi, 259 J-f 266 I Grenfdl, Sir Francis, Sirdar, 422 ; at Ginnis, 423 H.

Hafez Pasha, 239, 240 Harem system, the, 62 Hartington, Marquis of, 379, 386 Hassan, Prince, in the Soudan, 165 Hawkshaw, Sir John, 27 Herbin, M., murder of, 381 Hewett, Admiral, at Suakin, 347, 349 Hicks Pasha, commands in the Soudan, 322, 323 ; annihilation of his force, 323* 324, 338, 339 Hicks.Heach, Sir Michael, 488 Hussein, Prince, 508 I.

Ibrahim Pasha, eldest son of Mahomet Ali, 10, 16 ; commands against the Mamelukes, 10 ; accession and death, 17; his early patronage of Nubar Pasha, 112 sqq, Ibrahim, Prince, 508 Ibreeim, refuge of the Mamelukes, 10 Iddesleigh, Earl of (Sir Stafford Northcote), 408 International Boards, administration by, 2381 246, 333 International Commission of the Debt.

See Caisse de la Dette International Commission (Suez Canal neutrality), 399 sqq.

Intervention, European, against Mahomet Ali, 16 ; recommended by Mr. Cave's report, 140; beginnings of, 151 sqq,; Ismail's view, 148, I49 ; Nubar *s view, 166 sqq., 189 ; combined for Ismail's deposition, 214 sqq,; British, against Arabi, 285, 289 sqq, Ismail Pasha, Khedive, 22 ; accession, 33* 47i 50 ; revises Suez Canal concession, 34, 66 ; character, 51, 52» 525 ; and rule, 52 sqq. ; his prodigality, 52, 57. 58, 59, 65 sqq., 79, 80, 96, 106, 107, 243, 244, 515 ; early life, 56 ; public works and improvements, 67, 68, 92 ; his ambition, 69, 70 ; acquisitions of land, 70, 109, 168, 173, 179, 183, 186 sqq, ; his debts, 6t sqq,, 79. 93. 94. 90. 100, 107 sqq., 164 sqq. ; his patronage of the Suez Canal scheme, 73 sqq. ; nis financial muddle and ruin, 85 sqq 186 sqq, ; excessive 2 M 3