 They included the "Cape Rifle Corps" (later the "Duke of Edinburgh's Own Volunteer Rifles") (1855– ); the "Port Elizabeth Rifles" (later "Prince Alfred's Guard") (1856– ); the "Cape Town Artillery" (later "Prince Alfred's Own Cape Field Artillery") (1857– ); and the "Port Elizabeth Volunteer Artillery" (1860–1879).In 1858, the FAMP was mobilised to restore order in the Transkei, after a wave of cattle-killing and crop-destruction by the Xhosa, following a prophecy that this would make the Whites disappear.The Volunteer Force collapsed in the early 1860s, during an economic recession which made part-time soldiering unaffordable.