Highland Charge at Dargai Ridge Captures Glory for Gordon Highlanders
The Gordon Highlanders led a perilous ascent at Dargai ridge in Afridland with Gurkhas, Derby and Dorset regiments, under heavy fire. Captain John Graham Robinson, leading Gurkha support, died after returning to guide others. Major Jennings-Bramley, Colonel Mathias, and Lieutenant Lamont were among the casualties as the Highlanders pressed forward, driving enemy from the ridge.
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Malakand Pass
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England
Soldier Major Charles Hellew Judge Killed In Action
A fragment notes the death of Major Charles Hellew Judge of the reserve Gurka corps, a figure aided by highlanders. It also recalls his grandfather Major Judge, killed in Afghanistan in 1840.
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Grorart L. Ekeilmer
Misery and Secrets Fluster Daily Banter
Reported in Fliegende Blatter, a jab of wit shows misery and a forgotten secret. Mrs Robinson allegedly shared a day’s secret with an unnamed listener, leaving confusion and humor in the exchange.
Kings Among Elephants at Chila Ganges Meeting
A Boston Journal contributor describes an event with about 150 tame elephants sent by the Nepalese government for the chase of wild ones. Two royal elephants Gjli Prasad and Narian Gas are attended by slave elephants who fetch fodder and feed the herd with sugar cane, tender grasses, and molasses cakes.
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London magistrate hears dispute over antique ormolu ownership
In a London magistrate case the two workmen claimed the ormolu articles were theirs and demonstrated by "making" them appear antique using pumice powder. The unusual demonstration aimed to prove ownership of the disputed pieces.
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Oyster laments end of hopes in social rise tale
An India apelis Journal excerpt depicts an oyster lamenting being skewered and transported from the plate, sighing Alas as his hope of rising into good society is crushed. The fable tone frames social mobility as a hopeless dream through a wry kitchen-table metaphor.
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