| Chap. | | Page | | I. | Ted Disapproves | 9 | | II. | An Exciting Day | 22 | | III. | Ted does not think much of the Guides | 29 | | IV. | The Fanatics | 40 | | V. | The Cad of the Regiment | 46 | | VI. | The Outbreak of the Mutiny | 52 | | VII. | Weighed in the Balance | 60 | | VIII. | The Fight in the Arsenal | 69 | | IX. | Defence of the Commissioner’s House | 89 | | X. | Hope and Despair | 104 | | XI. | In the Clutches of Pir Baksh | 111 | | XII. | The Treachery of the Guides | 122 | | XIII. | Tynan makes his Choice | 134 | | XIV. | The March of the Guide Corps | 145 | | XV. | Ted’s First Battle | 154 | | XVI. | The Post of Honour | 162 | | XVII. | With the Gurkha Picket | 173 | | XVIII. | Ted’s Hopes are raised and dashed to the Ground | 181 | | XIX. | Ted’s Friends are Bewildered | 201 | | XX. | An Adventure on the Ridge | 214 | | XXI. | Wombwell’s Menagerie | 229 | | XXII. | Ted Distinguishes Himself | 243 | | XXIII. | Ted Extinguishes Himself | 255 | | XXIV. | Pir Baksh renders Tynan a Service | 266 | | XXV. | To the Rescue | 282 | | XXVI. | Lucknow Relieved | 298 | | XXVII. | An Encounter with the Nana Sahib | 312 | | XXVIII. | The Final Scene at Lucknow | 330 | | XXIX. | Jim Disposed Of | 342 |
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