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The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Queen Victoria godmother for a "Colored" Baby. (search)
at St. John's Church, Chatham, a short time since, of the young African Princess, Miss Bonetta Forbes, the prolege of the Queen, who was brought to this country by Captain Forbes, in her Majesty's ship Bonetta, from the coast of Africa, and educated by the Rev. J. Schon, chaplain of M. I. ville Hospital, Chatham, at the expense of her Majesty, who always took the most lively interest in her welfare, and occasionally had her at court.--On the occasion of the marriage of the young princess to J. Davis, Esq., a colored West India merchant, who has since settled on the Gold Coast, the Queen took the most lively interest in the event, and made Miss Forbes several handsome wedding presents, all of which were fully described at the time. Intelligence has now been received of a further mark of favor conferred on Mrs. Davis, who has just given birth so a daughter, to whom her Majesty stood godmother by proxy. At the same time the Queen has presented to her godchild a beautiful gold cup, with
The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Siege of Charleston. (search)
rth, Edwin Wortham, Jas Dunlop, A. Y. Stokes, S. C. Robinson, Wm. Rutherfoord Robt A. Mayo, Jas. B. Dupuy, Petersburg. John Kevan, Peter McEnry, Andrew Dann, Chas. Corling. W. L. Lancaster, Jas. M. Venable, P. H. Booth. Fredericksburg. J. H. Wallace, Jos. Alsop, John D. Stansbery, Robt B. Reanolds, John J. Chew, A. K. Phillips, John Coakley. Danville. W. S. Green, Thos. D. Stokes, W. C. Paxton, John R. Wilson, E. B. Estes, Jacob Davis, Wm T Clark. Lynchburg John M Speed, Ambrose B Rucke, Jno. S. Langhorne, Jno. T. Davis. Wm. H. Hall, Wm. A. Miller, Edwin R. Page. Farmeille. Clement C. Read, E. Wittse, James Lyle, Stephen O. Southall, Wm. H. Middleton, J. L. Walker, Richard S. Paulett. Blacksburg. J. R. Kent, E. J. Arniss, W. R. Perfater, W. G. Hall, John Black, Henry Ribble, George Evans. Winchester. Robert L. Baker, Jas. B Taylor, Henry S. Baker, W
The Daily Dispatch: July 9, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
nt, infantry." fell as a prize to the valor of Coleman Hines, 41st Va infantry, Mahone's brigade. The colors of the 7th regiment of New Jersey State Troops were brought off by the during Lieut Enclid Borland, of the 6th Va, Mahone's brigade. O E Nicholson, of Company D, 3d Ga. regiment, captured the colors of the 16th Massachusetts. The State flag of the 19th Mass, with the words "God speed the right" encircling the State emblem, was brought off by a gallant son of Georgia, Jacob Davis, of the 2d Ga batt'n, Wright's brigade. Serg't Holston, of the Gist Va brigade, captured a dirty, greasy tattered battle flag, with no name upon it. The colors of the 5th Michigan Veteran Volunteer infantry was the prize of W E Fitchett, Co F, 41st Va infantry, Mahone's brigade. In this connection let me mention that since this campaign begun Mahone's division has captured three thousand six hundred prisoners and eleven pieces of artillery. X. From the Potomac. The
The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Queen Victoria godmother for a "Colored" Baby. (search)
at St. John's Church, Chatham, a short time since, of the young African Princess, Miss Bonetta Forbes, the prolege of the Queen, who was brought to this country by Captain Forbes, in her Majesty's ship Bonetta, from the coast of Africa, and educated by the Rev. J. Schon, chaplain of M. I. ville Hospital, Chatham, at the expense of her Majesty, who always took the most lively interest in her welfare, and occasionally had her at court.--On the occasion of the marriage of the young princess to J. Davis, Esq., a colored West India merchant, who has since settled on the Gold Coast, the Queen took the most lively interest in the event, and made Miss Forbes several handsome wedding presents, all of which were fully described at the time. Intelligence has now been received of a further mark of favor conferred on Mrs. Davis, who has just given birth so a daughter, to whom her Majesty stood godmother by proxy. At the same time the Queen has presented to her godchild a beautiful gold cup, with
The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Siege of Charleston. (search)
rth, Edwin Wortham, Jas Dunlop, A. Y. Stokes, S. C. Robinson, Wm. Rutherfoord Robt A. Mayo, Jas. B. Dupuy, Petersburg. John Kevan, Peter McEnry, Andrew Dann, Chas. Corling. W. L. Lancaster, Jas. M. Venable, P. H. Booth. Fredericksburg. J. H. Wallace, Jos. Alsop, John D. Stansbery, Robt B. Reanolds, John J. Chew, A. K. Phillips, John Coakley. Danville. W. S. Green, Thos. D. Stokes, W. C. Paxton, John R. Wilson, E. B. Estes, Jacob Davis, Wm T Clark. Lynchburg John M Speed, Ambrose B Rucke, Jno. S. Langhorne, Jno. T. Davis. Wm. H. Hall, Wm. A. Miller, Edwin R. Page. Farmeille. Clement C. Read, E. Wittse, James Lyle, Stephen O. Southall, Wm. H. Middleton, J. L. Walker, Richard S. Paulett. Blacksburg. J. R. Kent, E. J. Arniss, W. R. Perfater, W. G. Hall, John Black, Henry Ribble, George Evans. Winchester. Robert L. Baker, Jas. B Taylor, Henry S. Baker, W
The Daily Dispatch: July 9, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
nt, infantry." fell as a prize to the valor of Coleman Hines, 41st Va infantry, Mahone's brigade. The colors of the 7th regiment of New Jersey State Troops were brought off by the during Lieut Enclid Borland, of the 6th Va, Mahone's brigade. O E Nicholson, of Company D, 3d Ga. regiment, captured the colors of the 16th Massachusetts. The State flag of the 19th Mass, with the words "God speed the right" encircling the State emblem, was brought off by a gallant son of Georgia, Jacob Davis, of the 2d Ga batt'n, Wright's brigade. Serg't Holston, of the Gist Va brigade, captured a dirty, greasy tattered battle flag, with no name upon it. The colors of the 5th Michigan Veteran Volunteer infantry was the prize of W E Fitchett, Co F, 41st Va infantry, Mahone's brigade. In this connection let me mention that since this campaign begun Mahone's division has captured three thousand six hundred prisoners and eleven pieces of artillery. X. From the Potomac. The
The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Queen Victoria godmother for a "Colored" Baby. (search)
at St. John's Church, Chatham, a short time since, of the young African Princess, Miss Bonetta Forbes, the prolege of the Queen, who was brought to this country by Captain Forbes, in her Majesty's ship Bonetta, from the coast of Africa, and educated by the Rev. J. Schon, chaplain of M. I. ville Hospital, Chatham, at the expense of her Majesty, who always took the most lively interest in her welfare, and occasionally had her at court.--On the occasion of the marriage of the young princess to J. Davis, Esq., a colored West India merchant, who has since settled on the Gold Coast, the Queen took the most lively interest in the event, and made Miss Forbes several handsome wedding presents, all of which were fully described at the time. Intelligence has now been received of a further mark of favor conferred on Mrs. Davis, who has just given birth so a daughter, to whom her Majesty stood godmother by proxy. At the same time the Queen has presented to her godchild a beautiful gold cup, with
The Daily Dispatch: January 25, 1864., [Electronic resource], Siege of Charleston. (search)
rth, Edwin Wortham, Jas Dunlop, A. Y. Stokes, S. C. Robinson, Wm. Rutherfoord Robt A. Mayo, Jas. B. Dupuy, Petersburg. John Kevan, Peter McEnry, Andrew Dann, Chas. Corling. W. L. Lancaster, Jas. M. Venable, P. H. Booth. Fredericksburg. J. H. Wallace, Jos. Alsop, John D. Stansbery, Robt B. Reanolds, John J. Chew, A. K. Phillips, John Coakley. Danville. W. S. Green, Thos. D. Stokes, W. C. Paxton, John R. Wilson, E. B. Estes, Jacob Davis, Wm T Clark. Lynchburg John M Speed, Ambrose B Rucke, Jno. S. Langhorne, Jno. T. Davis. Wm. H. Hall, Wm. A. Miller, Edwin R. Page. Farmeille. Clement C. Read, E. Wittse, James Lyle, Stephen O. Southall, Wm. H. Middleton, J. L. Walker, Richard S. Paulett. Blacksburg. J. R. Kent, E. J. Arniss, W. R. Perfater, W. G. Hall, John Black, Henry Ribble, George Evans. Winchester. Robert L. Baker, Jas. B Taylor, Henry S. Baker, W
The Daily Dispatch: July 9, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
nt, infantry." fell as a prize to the valor of Coleman Hines, 41st Va infantry, Mahone's brigade. The colors of the 7th regiment of New Jersey State Troops were brought off by the during Lieut Enclid Borland, of the 6th Va, Mahone's brigade. O E Nicholson, of Company D, 3d Ga. regiment, captured the colors of the 16th Massachusetts. The State flag of the 19th Mass, with the words "God speed the right" encircling the State emblem, was brought off by a gallant son of Georgia, Jacob Davis, of the 2d Ga batt'n, Wright's brigade. Serg't Holston, of the Gist Va brigade, captured a dirty, greasy tattered battle flag, with no name upon it. The colors of the 5th Michigan Veteran Volunteer infantry was the prize of W E Fitchett, Co F, 41st Va infantry, Mahone's brigade. In this connection let me mention that since this campaign begun Mahone's division has captured three thousand six hundred prisoners and eleven pieces of artillery. X. From the Potomac. The