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Newspaper

Nonconformist

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jul 09, 1879

Page

7

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.

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.

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.

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
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