the English, 174.

KASIMBAZAR, Mr. Watts, English agent at, 86:
Siraj-ud-daula sent an army to Plassey, in the island of, 88 and
_n_.:
troops at, 116, 119.

KASIPUR, seat of gun-factory, 83:
Clive at, 83.

KATWA, Major Eyre Coote sent to occupy, 91:
battle of, 156.

KAVERIPAK, battle of, 64-6, 183, 211:
Clive defeats the French and allies, 66:
occupied by Clive, 66.

KHOJA ABDULLAH, proclaimed Nawab of the Karnatik, 28:
poisoned, 28.

KILPATRICK, Major, sent from Madras to the Hugli, 79:
reached Falta, 80:
at Council of War, 92:
in command of troops at Plassey, 102:
marched against St. Frais, 102:
joined by Clive, 102.

KISHANGARH, revenue of, granted money to Clive, 117.

KNOX, Captain, fought against the Dutch, 128:
defeated the Dutch, 131:
fought against the King of Delhi and defended Patna, 151.

KOILADI, French attempted to intercept Lawrence at, 67.

KOLRUN, River, 68, 69.

LALGUDI, mud fort of, taken by Clive, 68.

LALLY, Count, sent to Pondicherry, 120:
marched to Tanjore, 120:
recalled Bussy, 120:
successes achieved by, 120, 194:
left northern Sirkars unprotected, 121.

LASCARS, with Clive at Plassey, 90, 95.

LAW, of Lauriston, sent by Dupleix to Trichinopoli, 60:
unsuccessful, 61:
fought gallantly at Pondicherry, 61:
replaced by d'Auteuil, 68:
defeated by Clive at Paichanda, 69-73:
surrendered, 73:
sent by Clive near Chandranagar with troops, 84.

LAWRENCE, Major Stringer, in command at Fort St. David, 40_n_.:
took a force to Devikota, with Clive as lieutenant, 43:
stormed Devikota, 43:
treaty, 43:
returned to Fort St. David, 44:
joined Clive, 67:
started with Clive for Trichinopoli, 67:
entered Trichinopoli, 68:
assisted by Morari Rao and the Dalwai of Mysore, 68:
sent Clive to occupy Samiaveram, 68.

LAWRENCE, Lord, quoted, 16_n_.

LE BEAUME, Captain, at Council of War, 93.

_Letters_, by Scrafton, quoted, 160_n_.

_Life of Clive_, by Malcolm, 103_n_.

'LORD CLIVE'S FUND,' 178.

LOSTOCKE, private school where Clive was educated till he was eleven,
10.

LUCAS, Captain, mentioned in the account of the assault against Clive
by Mr. Fordyce, 14.

LUCKNOW, occupied by the English, 157.

LUSHINGTON, affixed Admiral Watson's name to false document regarding
Aminchand, 194.

MA'AFUZ KHAN, son of Anwar-ud-din, sent to demand Madras, 37:
encountered Dupleix at Maliapur, St. Thome,