2 February 1880CoronationCharles Stewart Parnell
Speaks in sixty-two cities in the USA & Canada, where he was so well received in Toronto, that Healy dubbs him "the uncrowned king of Ireland"
Historical records for Great Britain in 1880, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Speaks in sixty-two cities in the USA & Canada, where he was so well received in Toronto, that Healy dubbs him "the uncrowned king of Ireland"
Speaks in sixty-two cities in the USA & Canada, where he was so well received in Toronto, that Healy dubbs him "the uncrowned king of Ireland". Has an audience with the American President & addresses the House of Representatives on the state of Ireland
Queen Victoria asks Lord Hartington to form a ministry, but he persuades her to send for Gladstone. Appointed Prime Minister, 2nd term
Birth of Edward Ratcliffe Garth Russell Evans
Commands the British column ambushed by Boer forces.
Leads British forces attempting to relieve Transvaal garrisons.
Part of Randolf Churchills "4th Party"
Forms a Conservative group with Drummond Wolf, Gorst & Balfour
Ramsay captains Villa to victory in the Birmingham Senior Cup, the club's first honour.
Appointed Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, 2nd term
Appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland
Liverpool receives city status during Victoria's reign.
Parnell outlines his "boycotting" strategy in his Ennis speech
Villa's first trophy establishes Ramsay's side as a leading Birmingham football club.
Charles Stewart replaces William Shaw as chairman of the Home Rule League
Charles Stewart replaces William Shaw as chairman of the Home Rule League
Charles Stewart replaces William Shaw as chairman of the Home Rule League
Charles Stewart replaces William Shaw as chairman of the Home Rule League
Sits for the constituency of Cork City from 1880 until 1891
Declines an offer to become Prime Minister
Created Viscount Sherbrooke
Forms a Conservative group with Drummond Wolf, Gorst & Balfour
Not allowed to take his seat until 1886 because asserts his right to affirm
Resigns as Governor of General of Sudan due to ill health & returns to England
Appointed Secretary of State for India
Inherits the British Suez Canal shareholding despite earlier criticism of Disraeli's purchase.
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