THE ZULU TROUBLE.
Lord Knutsford, referring to the difficulties m Zululand, stated that they were assuming a serious aspect. Dini- j zulu, with 4000 followers, had taken qp a position' at Cega, and General Smythe, with a force of 16,000 men was advancing to attack him. In the House of Commons, Lord Knutsford stated that the Transvaal Government would support the British m their struggle against Ejini^ulu. Capetown, «Joly 8, The rebel chief Dinizulu, is being largely reinforced by many other Zulu chiefs and by Boers.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1897, 19 July 1888, Page 3
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86THE ZULU TROUBLE. Ashburton Guardian, Volume VII, Issue 1897, 19 July 1888, Page 3
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