text_original: Sir George Colley had succeeded Wolseley in July and with a small force he hurried up to Newcastle in January (1881). Checked with heavy loss at Laing's Nek (Jan. 28th) and again at Ingogo (Feb. 7th) he met his death in the disastrous defeat at Majuba Hill (Feb. 26th). Ireland combined with South Africa to compel an early meeting of Parliament (Jan.
text_transcription: SIR GEORGE COLEY HAD SUCCEEDED WOLSELEY IN JULY AND WITH A SMALL FORCE HE HURRIED UP TO NEWCASTLE IN JANUARY EIGHTEEN EIGHTY ONE CHECKED WITH HEAVY LOSS AT LANG'S NECK JANUARY TWENTY EIGHTH AND AGAIN AT INGOGO FEBRUARY SEVENTH HE MET HIS DEATH IN THE DISASTROUS DEFEAT AT MAJUBA HILL FEBRUARY TWENTY SIXTH IRELAND COMBINED WITH SOUTH AFRICA TO COMPEL AN EARLY MEETING OF PARLIAMENT JAN
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