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... GRt&:AIIAM:1S AD}VANCE. It is still doubtful whether Osinan -Digna| moans to fight. For thle last two or three days 1 the whole situation has been sonuewbat perplex- ing. Spies r~eported that the majority of Osman's followers had retired to the hills, and that ...
... hoped to advance unopposed. Meanwhile Major Ohermside with a few of his Arab scouts sent a message to the enemy offering to negotiate. TPhe enemy at once re- plied with rifle shots. This was about half past one. The mounted infantry, then advanced, and fitful ...
... were to bivouac was a hollow between the Teselah Hills, and was almost the same as that which General Graham's force occupied last year before it advanced to the assault of Osman Digma's force. The hills were taklen possession of by a half battalion of ...
... -Goneral Sir G. Graham to the Secretary of State for War. Received March 20, 1885, Hasheen, March 20, 3.30 p.m. Moved out from camp 6.15, leaving Shropshire and details as guards. Reached first hill 8.20. Enemy re- tired and occupied other hills one mile ...
... THE LEEDS MERCURY. . A 4 it - - SATUBDAY', April 4thl, 1895. GENERAL GRAHAM officially reports the advance of thio forces under his commanud yesterday morning on. Tamai. The village and khor were occupied with but slight opposition. He found ,t very little ...
... General Graham'a IA A X. ?? X ^ I__ ?? _ . . -! -_ force, from Baker's Fort, Trinkitat, vesterday, did not n take place. General Graham has under his command a 4,400 men, exclusive of officers and transport. I A tl Cairo telegram says the advance will be ...
... depression. Here and there are roadside springs, called Grahame's -Dyke wells, -As me pass Shirva Dykes, where inscribed atones, &c., have been found, we are much nearer again to the Highiend Hills. - Bar Hill, the highest and sbout the central point on our ...
... OFFICIAL DESPATCHES FROM GENERAL GRAHAM. FROM LIEUT. -GENERAL SIR G. GRAHAM TO THE SECRETARY FOR WAR. TESELAH HILL, April 3rd, 6.30 a.m.— The hills around the zereba occupied last night by chaiu picquets and a strong reserve. At one a.m. firing from the ...
... George Mitchell, Ilft the Hen and Chickens public-house, Graham Street, in a trap for the purpose of proceeding to his home in Norman Streot. He drove at the rate of about twelve miles an hour up Graham Street and along Legge Lane, intending to go down Carver ...
... mniliar rivers. - kfavinq oir e e ittriniyed that. oTjhe enlargedsthel sphere of Pal hsaction ;C ln vent otti Jhy sl~w, derees advancing-UU a inth- mil drovig.g, Utentil at length sprealc hN itsails c ol the bisoniof the ouban;.-took- Veave df hih ktttii~e §hor~e ...
... horme killed, mounted infantry. CAIRO, M~ari 27. 6 ]PM. A-telegramn from Admiral Hewett announces' 'that .General Graham's force advanced this morning beyond Tamnanib, and sighted the enemy. The latter, however, an~ade no stand, aud immediately fire was ...
... that of Lord Graham on 'D -he 65th Knight of Kincardine. In 1457 the ca:11pbells became Earls of Argyll, hut not till ci 1505 did the Graheins receive a like elevation to the Earldom oif Mloutr..se. In 1641 the 8th h Earl of Argy'll was advanced to the dignity ...