534 THE STORY OF THE KHEDIVATE.

taxation 89 sqq. ; dealings with the Mufettish, 88 sqq. 154 sqq.< 239 ; receives the Cave Mission, 134 sqq, ; repudiates his debts, 141 ; proposes unification of debts, 144 ; appoints the Debt Commission, 146 ; his attitude towards intervention, 148, 149 ; his debts the cause of intervention, 167, 174, 515 ; appoints Commission of Inquiry, 175 sqq. ; his action towards the Commission 181 sqq, ; accepts .the Anglo-French Ministry, 18S sqq. ; a constitutional ruler, 195, 198 ; intrigues against the Ministry, 199 sqq. ; appoints native Ministers, 209 ; success of his Cin//> cPitai 21 1 ; his deposition, 215 sqq. 250; later life, 220 sqq.<, 470 ; and death, 470 ; dealings with Arabi, 254, 255 ; opinion of evacuation of the Soudan, 340, 472 ; rumours of reinstatement, 438, 470 Ismail Pasha Sadyk (Mufettish), expert in taxation, 88 sqq. 165 ; dealings with the Cave Mission, 135, 137 ; dismissal and death, i$sqq.\ suit regarding his will, 238 sqq, Ismailia, British occupation of, 299 Italy, relations with the Khedivate, 147, 148, 181, 233, 237, 294, 479 ; represented at the London Conference, 371 ; the Abyssinian war, 474 ; action in the Caisse for the Soudan advance, 481 J.

Jeij el Gheddur, Khalifa at, 496 Joint note (1882), 268 Joubcrt, M., his financial inquiry and report, 151 sqq. 160, 166 Justice, administration of, in International courts, 41, 126, 333, 443; Nubar Pasha's plan, 443 ; in the Soudan, 504 K.

Kafr elZaiiat, railway catastrophe at, 23 Kashgil, massacre of Hicks Pasha's army at, 339 Kassala, captured by Osman Digma, 421 ; held by Italian troops, 479 Kassassin, action at, 300 Khaireddin Pasha, heirs' lawsuit against Suez Canal Company, 41 sqq. Khalifa, the (Abdullah el Taashi), and the invasion of Egypt, 421, 424; his rule established at Omdurman, 451, 501 ; failure of the invasion, 473 ; supposed negotiations with French officials, 477, 492 ; his opposition to the army of reconquest, 489 ; his last campaign, 496, 497 ; and death, 497 Khartoum threatened by the Dervishes, 321, 339» 347 ; evacuation ordered, 339 ; Gordon's arrival, 355 ; importance of holding, 375 ; the siege, 380 ; fall, 383 sqq, ; recapture, 491 Khedivate, the, granted to Ismail, 60 ; becomes hereditary, 65 ; constitutional changes, 189 sqq. ; loss of prestige under Tewfik, 277, 288, 308, 314 ; in LfOrd Dufferin's plan, 334 ; relations to British Protectorate, 466, 467, 506 Khedive, title of, explained, 60, 61.

See Ismail, Tewfik, Abbas II. Kitchener, Lord (Sir H. H. Kitchener), Sirdar, in the matter of the Haifa review, 464, 465 ; commands the expedition of reconquest, 479 sqq. 483 sqq. ; his opinion of the battle of Omdurman, 491 ; in the matter of Fashoda, 492, 493 ; Governor of the Soudan, 502 Kordofan, Hicks Pasha's expedition, 322 Kremer, Herr von, member of Commission of Inquiry, 175, 181 L.

Lands appropriated by Ismail. Str Domain, Daria Law, source of Egyptian code, 127 Law of Liquidation, 233, 235, 237, 245, 394 ; proposals of the London Conference, 371 ; violated by Lord Northbrook's proposal, 398 Le Cloud, M., article on the Fashoda incident, 475, 476 Lesseps, Ferdinand de, obtains concession for Suez Canal, 24, 32 ; early career, 25 ; and character, 3 1 ; forms the Company, 32 ; his negotiations and management, 32, 34, 37 sqq., 171 ; recollections of, 44 sqq. ; president of International Commission of Inquiry, 175 sqq. 232 ; influences