Massacre of Five British Officers in Caffreland
Distressing report from Graham's Town Journal details the massacre of five British officers in Caffreland, led by Colonel Somerset near the Hompa. The men pursued the attackers, with a large force engaging Caffres. 23 Caffres were killed, plus extensive looting of cattle and arms, while casualties among the British included one sergeant.
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