Scottish Explorer Mungo Park Reached the Source of the River Niger in Africa.

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June 21, 1796

Scottish explorer Mungo Park reached the source of the river Niger in Africa.

The Rebels are defeated at Vinegar Hill; however, two Rebel columns escape; the Southern column camps at Sleedagh Demense; the Northern column camps at Peppards Castle. Government forces re-take Wexford town

← The Rebels are defeated at Vinegar Hill; however, two Rebel columns escape; the Southern column camps at Sleedagh Demense; the Northern column camps at Peppards Castle. Government forces re-take Wexford town

Robert Napier, regarded as the father of Clyde shipbuilding was born. He died on, 23 June, 1876.

Robert Napier, regarded as the father of Clyde shipbuilding was born. He died on, 23 June, 1876. →

The Rebels are defeated at Vinegar Hill; however, two Rebel columns escape; the Southern column camps at Sleedagh Demense; the Northern column camps at Peppards Castle. Government forces re-take Wexford town

← The Rebels are defeated at Vinegar Hill; however, two Rebel columns escape; the Southern column camps at Sleedagh Demense; the Northern column camps at Peppards Castle. Government forces re-take Wexford town

Scottish explorer Mungo Park reached the source of the river Niger in Africa.

Robert Napier, regarded as the father of Clyde shipbuilding was born. He died on, 23 June, 1876.

Robert Napier, regarded as the father of Clyde shipbuilding was born. He died on, 23 June, 1876. →

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