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... NATIVES REPORT MAJOR WILSON KILLED. PALAPYE, Dec. 30th.-The natives here state that Major Wilson and his party were surrounded and killed, fighting gallantly against heavy odds. This report is, how- ever, generally discredited by the whites. Mr Cecil ...
... dangerously ill, Kimberley, Sept 9. §9th Company (Montgomeryshire) Imperial Yeomanry: 33530 L-Cpl H Gudge and 33918 Pte H Wilson (killed), 32639 Cpl A N Jefferys and 34616 Pte F Franklin (severaly wounded), Pte’s 34614 J G Pritchard (slightly wounded), and ...
... RINGLEADER KILLED. A telegram has been received at the Foreign Office from her Majesty's Commissioner in Uganda, dated Port Alioe, tbe 14th ult., stating that Bilah, the ringleader of the mutiny and murderer of Major Thrnston, Mr Scott, and Mr Wilson, was killed ...
... HAN KILLED AT WALWOBTII. A middle-aged vestry watchman, named Wilson, was killed shortly before noon on Tuesday Walworth. He had been walking along New Kenl-rosd, and turned into Bodney-road, when largo put some buildings in course of demolition at the ...
... disappeared. The inquiry was again adjourned. At Hezham an old woman named Wilson killed by lightning; her niece was struck and in seriously ill; and a young man named William Lee killed. ...
... POLICE-SERGEANT KILLED. Wilson Charles, sergeant of the Glasgow police, while crossing the North British Railway at Glasgow on Thursday, was knocked down and killed by a goods train. ...
... murderer of Major Thur,ton, Mr Scott, and Mr Wilson, killed in an action on the 6th of Deena'. ber by a patrol detached by Lieutenant Colonel Cole.. The mutineer., broken up and dispersed, were being pursued. An Amarican soldier, who had beeo ill a long time ...
... Vile., W. Ward, 1110 J. T. Wilson, J. Warboy, killed ; Privates J. Cockling, P. Murphy,W. Mills, W. McCracken. A. H. O'Connor, G. Pole, T. Warner,died of wounds; 99 wounded ; one prisoner, 60th Rifles.—Lieutenant Inman, killed; flyc men wounded. _ _ _ ...
... WILSON'S LAST STAND. NATIVE ACCOUNT OF THE SHAN- GANI FIGHT. In an Interview with Mr Rhodes the other day, the native chief Umiau, who commanded the impi which killed Wilson, gave a graphic descrip- tion of the last scene on the Shangani river. He said ...
... . Colonels Wilson, Opens, and Rimington have returned to Kroo•etad, and the following raptures are reported :—Colonel Spens took 2000 cattle and five prisoners ; Odonel Ilunsaigton 35 wagons, 18 prisoners, and 1.000 cattle; Colonel Wilson 30 wsgons, eight ...
... and left the meia's. running into scaffolding on which two men. Wilson and lladdon, were a* woik. and them on to the metals. The wheel* of the engine passed oter them, Wilson being killed .nstantly, and lladdon dying in a few luinules. ...
... Halifax, yesterday, Richard Wilson Gamble, Com, servative, and J. D. Hutchison, Liberal, were nominated as candidates for the representation of the borough. Early yesterday morning two men, named Steward an4 Wilson, were killed at the Monk Bretton Colliery ...