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3. With regard to the women and children captured by Sutu forces on the night of the 14th July 1883 in Zibebu's temtory, and referred to in your Excellency's Despatch of 27th October, it is generally understood that during the continuous disturbances and unsettled periods these and other captives have availed themselves of such opportunities and returned to their respective friends and homes.
4. Cetshwayo informed me that he believed all captives by Sutu people had been released or returned to ...their homes, including those of the 14th July, which he says are Mgojana's people and not Zibebu's {see Despatch, 17th July 1883).
I have, &c.
His Excellency Sir H. Bulwer, G.C.M.G., (Signed) Henry F. Fynn, &c. &c. &c. Acting Resident Commissioner, Special Commissioner, Natal. Reserve Territory.
No. 136.
Sir henry BULWER, G.C.M.G., to the Rwht Hon. the EARL OF DERBY.
(Received December 20, 1883.) Government House, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, My Lord, November 20, 1883.
I HAVE the honour to forward copies of several communications I have received from Mr.
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3. With regard to the women and children captured by Sutu forces on the night of the 14th July 1883 in Zibebu's temtory, and referred to in your Excellency's Despatch of 27th October, it is generally understood that during the continuous disturbances and unsettled periods these and other captives have availed themselves of such opportunities and returned to their respective friends and homes.
4. Cetshwayo informed me that he believed all captives by Sutu people had been released or returned to ...their homes, including those of the 14th July, which he says are Mgojana's people and not Zibebu's {see Despatch, 17th July 1883).
I have, &c.
His Excellency Sir H. Bulwer, G.C.M.G., (Signed) Henry F. Fynn, &c. &c. &c. Acting Resident Commissioner, Special Commissioner, Natal. Reserve Territory.
No. 136.
Sir henry BULWER, G.C.M.G., to the Rwht Hon. the EARL OF DERBY.
(Received December 20, 1883.) Government House, Pietermaritzburg, Natal, My Lord, November 20, 1883.
I HAVE the honour to forward copies of several communications I have received from Mr.
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