[155] Killed in Ashanti. Vide [p. 279].
[156] The place of teaching.
[157] Colonel Sir Arthur Bigge, K.C.B., K.C.S.I.
[158] General Woodgate was mortally wounded at Spion Kop, Natal, January 1900.
[159] This letter refuses the assistance on account of Military risks.
[160] Messrs. T. White & Co., Outfitters, Aldershot.
[161] Rope made of ox hide.
[162] I measured the track next morning, and found I had taken the wheel to within 5 inches of the scarped outside of the hill.
[163] I had been appointed Political Agent for North Zululand and Swaziland in October.
[164] Son of my friend, General Sir Daniel Lysons.