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This is a transcription of a Shipping List that appeared in the May 2nd, 1891 issue of South Africa Magazine.

LIST OF PASSENGERS

Per R.M.S. Drummond Castle, which arrived from South Africa on Monday:--

CAPE TOWN, &c.

Mr. A. C. Wylde

Mr. P. Whitehead

Mr. A. J. Vintcent

Mrs. Vintcent

Miss Vintcent

Mr. J. Swainson

Mr. Crewdson

Mrs. Crewdson

Mr. J. L. Wood

Mr. E. Bernheim

Mr. Vigne

Miss Blyth

Mrs. MacMillan

Mr. W. Hewitt

Mr. J. D. Tennant

Mr. A. Merck

Mr. Fairbridge

Rev. Mr. Lowe

Mr. O. Jensen

Mrs. Von Laer

Miss Von Laer

Master Von Laer

Nurse

Mr. C. H. Pennell

Mr. Loubser

Mrs. Loubser

Mr. J. G. Loubser

Mr. H. Loubser

Miss G. Loubser

Miss V. Loubser

Miss Heys

Miss Heys

Miss Low

Miss Low

Mr. Lacloe

Mr. Walenki

Mr. Lehmann

Mrs. Lehmann

Master Lehmann

Mr. Reichards

Miss Bouchier

Mrs. Melliar

Mrs. Batchelor

Mr. Pitt

Mr. Bench

Mr. A. C. Ensor

Miss Smith

Mrs. Sweetenberg

Mr. G. Phillip

Mr. Hay

Mr. A. Altson

Mr. M. MacDonald

Mr. R. MacDonald

MADEIRA

Mr. Knott

Mr. Morley Roberts

Miss Druce

Mr. E. Plasket

Mr. Russell Sanford

Mrs. Russell Sanford

Miss Shorter

Miss H. Shorter

Miss Sanders

Rev. J. H. Green

Master Green

Mr. Thompson

Mrs. Thompson

Miss Corbett

Maid

Mr. L. Meryon

Mr. R. Dauntsey

Mrs. R. Dauntsey

Maid

Mr. Cattlin

Mr. T. L. Corbett

Mrs. T. L.. Corbett

Mrs. Grote

Hon. Mrs. Irby

Mr. C. J. F. Lyringgren

Mr. A. Cameron Corbett

Mrs. A. Cameron Corbett

Miss Jukes

Mr. E. P. Cobb

Valet

Miss Cobb

Per R.M.S. Tartar, sailing from Southampton on Friday, May 1^st.

LISBON

Mr. Skeffington

Mr. Rumball

MADEIRA

Hon. Thomas Cochrane

Mr. Ramsbottom

Mr. Goodfellow

Mr. Middlemore

CAPE TOWN

Lord Henry Paulet

Hon. P. L. Van der Byl

Mr. F. C. Bell

Mrs. Bell

Infant

Maid

Miss Pauline Kusten

Miss L. Kelsall

Mrs. Horton

Maid

Mr. J. Ford

Mr. J. M. F. Hiddingh

Mr. Julius Pam

Mrs. Pam

Mr. Tebb

Mrs. Tebb

Mr. S. Wilson

Mr. R. Littlejohn

Mr. A. C. Davies

Mr. Chambers

Mr. Henry de Marz

Mr. Suckling

Mr. E. Harris

Mrs. Harris

Infant

Master Harris

Master E. Harris

Maid

Maid

Mr. R. C. Walcott

Miss Walcott

Mr. Vernon

Mr. Lewis Flower

Mr. W. M. Coulling

Mr. Isaac Lewis

Mrs. Lewis

Miss Lewis

Master Lewis

Maid

Mr. Joseph Lewis

Mr. Pollak

Mr. H. Smith

Mr. Arundrup

Mrs. Arundrup

Maid

Miss Thompson

Mr. George Crawley

Mr. D. C. Hutton

Mr. Hains

ALGOA BAY

Rev. W. Wynne

Mrs. Wynne

Miss Wynne

Master Wynne

Master G. Wynne

Miss E. Wynne

Miss Cohen

Miss Hutton

Mrs. Dyason

Miss Dyason

Master Dyason

Miss Allenberg

Miss Skead

Mr. J. B. Brook

NATAL

Mrs. Trotter

Master Trotter

Miss Pascow

Mr. Schopflin

Mr. Tom H. Mills

The death is announced as having occurred at sea, off the Canary Islands, of Mr. D. C. F. Moodie, a well-known South African litterateur. He was bluff, hearty, and genial, and most unlike a poet imaginable. Yet he had a considerable measure of the poet’s sensibility, and he positively reveled in verse composition. Many of the lyrics in “Southern Songs: are admirable, and in his “History of British Battles in South Africa” he has done a signal piece of service for the future historian of the continent. In this work he has strung together a mass of valuable records, which are connected by some excellent passages of descriptive writing. The fight at Amajuba, and the splendid heroism of Dingaan’s Day, are as faithfully recorded and as free from prejudice as the English triumphs in Zululand, Kafirland, and Basutoland. He was a man of splendid physique, and his energy was such that he contemplated a journey through undiscovered routes from Cape Town to Cairo. His great pride was that on a certain occasion when the Queen was being celebrated in Australia, he struck to the ground a vulgar ruffian who insulted the name of Her Majesty. He did some free-lance journalism in Australia, and ran a publication at Cape Town, called the Rambler for a few months.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton