Griqualand, West and East

Griqualand, West and East, British territories in South Africa. The former (83, 30 whites) lies to the N.E. of Cape Colony, between the Orange River on the S. and Bechuanaland on the N.; the diamond industry, of which Kimberley is the centre, is the chief source of wealth, and was begun in 1867; Kimberley is also the seat of government. The latter (153, 4 whites), situated in No-Man's-Land, between the Kaffir country and S. Natal, is chiefly inhabited by Griquas and Basutos. The first has been part of Cape Colony since 1881, and the second was annexed to that colony in 1871, though it is controlled by a chief-magistrate. Griqua is a name given to half-bloods of Dutch fathers and Hottentot mothers.

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Gringore * Griselda
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Grimaldi, Joseph
Grimm, Baron
Grimm, Jacob Ludwig
Grimm, Wilhelm Karl
Grimm's Law
Grimsby
Grindal, Edmund
Grindelwald
Gringo
Gringore
Griqualand, West and East
Griselda
Grisi, Giulia
Grisnez, Cape
Grisons
Grocyn, William
Grodno
Grolier, Jean
Gröningen
Gronovius
Gros, Antoine Jean, Baron