Vote of Confidence
The Parnellites pass a resolution of confidence in Parnell
Explore 30 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1891.
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The Parnellites pass a resolution of confidence in Parnell
A statue of John Wesley is unveiled in the City Rd
Issues a manifesto to the Irish in America requesting funds
Goschens budget has a surplus of ล2,000,000
Fisher becomes Admiral Superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard.
The Prince and Princess of Wales open the terracotta Victoria Law Courts.
In the Newcastle Program proposes a policy of home rule, triennial Parliaments & reform of the House of Lords
Proposes abolition of the double franchise
In the Newcastle Program proposes a policy of home rule, triennial Parliaments & reform of the House of Lords
Proposes Welsh disestablishment. Proposes a local right to veto sales of liquor. Proposes abolition of the double franchise. In the Newcastle Program proposes a policy of home rule, triennial Parliaments & reform of the House of Lords
Burial of Charles Stewart Parnell
Publication of "The Refugees". Publication of "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", a compilation of collected stories
Publication of "The Refugees". Publication of "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", a compilation of collected stories
Greenwich astronomers contributed photographic observations to international programmes mapping stellar positions across the sky.
Birth of Harold Alexander
Death of Charles Booth
Death of Charles Stewart Parnell
The Factory and Workshop Act of 1891 expanded regulatory safeguards for women and young workers in industrial workplaces.
The 1891 Factory and Workshop Act raised the minimum age of employment in factories to eleven and updated safety requirements.
Southworth helps Rovers defeat Notts County 3โ1 in the FA Cup final, completing Blackburn's fifth victory in the competition.
Fred Geary contributes goals to Everton as the club wins the 1890โ91 Football League title, its first national championship.
Appointed First Lord of the Treasury, a post usually held by a Prime Minister
Bonar Law marries Annie Pitcairn Robley, with whom he goes on to have a family.
Free Education Act, abolishes fees for primary education
Publication of "Life & Labour of the People"
Free Education Act, abolishes fees for primary education
Nyasaland becomes a British Protectorate
Publication of "Tess of the dUrbervilles"
Publication of "The Refugees". Publication of "Adventures of Sherlock Holmes", a compilation of collected stories
Appointed Under Secretary of India
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