538 THE STORY OF THE KHEDIVATE.

400 ; its monopoly rights in question, 401, 402 ; British directors admitted, 405 Suez Canal shares, Khedive's, icx>, loi ; purchase by England, 102, 103 Sulieman Sami, witness at Arabi's trial, 312 ; hanged, 313 Syndicate, Grand, of Paris, 187 Syria, invaded by Mahomet AH, 15 ; evacuated, 16 T.

Taxation, excessive, of Ismail, 89 sqq. ; under the Commission of Liquidation, 246 ; under British supervision, 522 Tel-el-Kebir, battle of, 300 Tewfik Pasha, Khedive, 68 ; President of Council in Ismail's first Ministry, 204 ; accession, 217 sqq, 227 ; early life, 228 ; dismisses Nubar, 230 ; his retrenchments, 243, 244, 252 ; conflict with the Arabi party, 256, 257, 263, 264, 270 sqq. ; possibility of deposition, 274, 275, 287 ; appeals to the Sultan, 277 ; his position at time of Arabi's mutiny, 287 sqq, ; re -enters Cairo in state, 305 ; his punishment of Arabi disallowed, 308 sqqy 369, 445 ; his authority weakened, 314, 369, 445 ; story of Hicks Pasha, 324 ; opi:)pses evacuation of Soudan, 342, 446 ; desires Turkish assistance against the Mahdi, 342; approves Gordon's mission, 353 ; his attitude towards British occupation, 370, 396, 397. 434, 445 l- ; towards Suez Canal Company, 401 ; towards the new army, 429, 430 ; towards the Wolff- Mukhtar mission, 438, 439 ; dismisses Nubar Pasha, 440 ; review of his reign and character, 445 sqq,, 455; his popularity, 455 ; his death, 455, 456 Tigrane Pasha, projwsed Premiership of, 461, 462 Tokar, besieged by Dervishes, 347 ; taken, 349; the relief expedition, 357, 358 Toski, battle of, 424 Toulba, trial of, 311, 312 Treasury, the, reforms in, 431, 432, 522 Treaty with the Porte, of 1841, 16,64 ; modified, 61 Tribute paid to Turkey, 65, 236 TroUope, Anthony, 116 Turkey, its conquest and rule in Egypt, 2 sqq. ; recognizes Mahomet Ali as Viceroy, 17 ; attitude towards Suez Canal, 27, 65, 66 ; friendly relations with Egypt, 58 ;. concedes Khedivial title, 60 ; and hereditary succession, 65 ; attitude towards Ismail's loans, 84, 85 ; towards the Capitulations, 123 ; backs Ismail's defiance of the Powers, 21 1, 213, 215, 216 ; consents to his deposition, 216, 217 ; its intervention against Arabi suggested, 269, 275» 295, 296 ; and granted, 277 ; attitude towards Arabi's mutiny, 295, 296 ; condones the Alexandria massacre, 283 ; its intervention unpopular in Egypt, 304 ; its assistance against the Mahdi suggested, 342 ; represented at the London Conference, 371 ; invited to garrison Egypt, 408 sqq.

U. Unification (of debts) decree, 145 Unified Debt, arrangements of the Commission of Liquidation, 235 Unified Loan, arrangements of the Commission of Liquidation, 235 V.

Viceroy. See Mahomet Ali, Ibrahim, Abbas I., Said Viceroyalty, granted to Mahomet Ali, 17 ; becomes the Khedivate, 60 sqq. Vincent, Sir Edgar, member of Finance Committee, 431 Vivian, Mr., Consul-General, 185 W.

Waddington, M., proposes Commisj sion of Inquiry, 174, 179; action , towards Anglo-French Ministry, 196 I Wad el Nijami, Dervish leader, defeated ' at Toski, 424 Wady Haifa, as frontier post, 390, 472 ; operations around, 422 sqq. ; review I at, 464 ! Waghom, Lieutenant, 29 ', Wakf (Mosque) lands, appropriated, 49 Wallace, Sir Mackenzie, 278