Manleueei, an Italian African ef-l-rcr, died mi his way back to Italy in 1 : ; -i. recently, and the whole Italian headed by their Embassy. followed u.* - -un bareheaded to Charing Cross. M>>; started with Massori, another Italian esr-i tor the purpose of seeing that part of the i t S r which no while man ever visited. PnV.ee Jlorghcsc,ot whose expense the expedition bod been undertaken, 00-om-P*Wttd them as far a* Dargoitp, where he woe left behind on account of illness. Meoteucoi and Masson pushed on la a slanting direction from the northeast of the continent to tbs south-weet, and arrived at Cape Coast Castk, after four years* absence, utterly exhausted.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6495, 21 December 1881, Page 5
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