Turmoil at Irish election as mobs attack hotels and streets
Eyewitness letter recalls a polling day marked by stone throwing and arson. Voters escorted by dragoons, police absent for hours, and clashes near hotels, markets, and chapels. Rioting continued into Sunday with attacks on homes of Mr Courtenay and others. Norwich and Bristol notices reference writs and candidate changes amid unrest.
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National Party
England
Dungarvan
Galway
Osborne
Norwich
R. J. Harvey
W. Russell
J. H. Tillett
8. Bignold
Bristol
Grantley Berkeley
E.S. Robinson
Kirkman Hodgson
Liberal Registration Association
Robinson
Liberal Party
Odger
Mallow
Munster
Major Knox
Dergat
O'Donovan
Rossa
Heron
Q.C
Kirkham
Clonmel
Eivery
O'Connor
Gladstone
Tey
Durance
Ireland
Tipperary
Kickham
Waterford
Thurles
Charles Kickham
Wickham
Faith
Fatherland
the Chronicle
Jleron
Limerick
Dublin
The
Morning Mail
Charles White
Waldron
Mordaunt Divorce Case Opens With Royal Trial Testimony
The Divorce Court hears expert and lay witnesses as Lady Mordaunt’s alleged insanity is debated. The Prince of Wales testifies on prior acquaintance and behavior, while judges and jurors assess if Lady Mordaunt was sane or insane on April 30 and since.
Prince of Wales Recieves Legal Guidance Before Court Appearance
The Prince consulted Earl Granville and the Lord Chancellor prior toExamining himself at court and was urged to attend. The Lord Chancellor questioned whether the proposed course would be fair to other named parties if he acted alone. Sir F. Johnstone sought to make a statement but was not summoned. The Queen invited the Prince and Princess to Buckingham Palace as royal sympathy for Lady Mordaunt’s family was shown through the Dowager Duchess of Athole.
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Nerbert Murray
Florence Stephens
Walton Hall
Orford
Jones
Tyler Smith
Lady Mordaunt
Dr. Deane
T. Moncreiffe
Mordaunt
Prince of Wales
Mr. Deane
Mancreiffe
Royal
Marlborough House
Royal Highness
Princess of Wales
Sir Charles Mordaunt
Hurlingham P
Sir Charles
Warwickshire
Norfolk
Birmingham Post
Earl Granville
F. Johnstone
Buckingham Palace
Duchess of Athole
Windsor
Abyssinian Exceptrion discussed by Select Committee
Lord Napier of Magdala testified before the House of Commons Select Committee on the Abyssinian Expedition. He said no reliable estimate could have been made for the 3,500,000 expenditure and that coast, route, and provisioning were unknown. He suggested troops could reach 30,000 versus the 7,900 estimate, and noted he had only as many transports as needed. The committee adjourned after his evidence.
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Lord Napier
Magdala
Select Committee
House of Commons
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