Flogging Controversy Divides House in Army Bill Debate
A long Commons session over Colonel Stanley's flogging proposal splinters the Liberal opposition. Ministers push for a commission while Chamberlain and allies demand abolition or stronger limits, ending with a 250 to 36 division on reporting progress and a late night count-out.
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Treasury Bench
W. H. Smith
Callan
Chaplin
Bright
House of Commons
Cross
Stanley
Times
Chamberlain
Havin
Lord Hartington
Mr. Chamberlain
Colonel Stanley
Mr. Otway
Mr. Whitbread
C. Morgan
Trevelyan
Forster
Kerealy
H. James
Newdegate
Captain Price
Lord C. Beresford
R. Peel
Stanley Fgain
Onslow
Lord E. Fitzmaurice
C. Russell
E. Jenkins
Hopwood
Marquis of Hartington
Liberal Party
Sr. Fawcett
C. Dilke
Herschell
Otway
E. Fitzmaurice
The Zulus and Their Neighbours in Natal History
A Wesleyan Methodist Magazine excerpt traces Zulu origins from 1815 to Tshaka’s rise and 1828 assassination, noting regimental military structure, the bayonet conversion of the assegai, and Drakensberg–coast conquests. It links Dingaan’s reign and Dutch Boers to Natal conflicts, settler fears, and shifting loyalties amid British rule.
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Tshaka
St. Lucia Bay
Abantwana
Shepstone
Grahamstown
Tahaka
Umfolosi
Drakensberg Hills
Limpopo
Umjimkulu
Cys
Gula
David
John Moffat
Moffat
Moselekatai
Milo
Tugela
Natal
Verulam
Dingaan
Port Natal
Durban
London
Orange River
Pieter Retief
Rev George Blencowe’s South African War Reminiscences
The article notes Rev George Blencowe now in New Barnet as supernumerary. It traces his 20 plus years in England and later work in South Africa from 1858 to his return, including Durban Pietermaritzburg and Ladysmith. It previews two forthcoming Wesleyan Magazine installments covering hostilities origin and current affairs. It adds: Sir Theophilus Shepstone is son of the late Rev William Shepstone, a Wesleyan missionary in Southern Africa.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Theophilus
Shepstone
Natal
William C. Holden
Cetewayo
George Blencowe
New Barnet
England
South Africa
Durban
Pietermaritzburg
Ladysmith
Wesleyan Magazine
Theophilus Shepstone
William Shepstone
Africa