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Events

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23 July – theSS Great Eastern sets out fromValentia Island on the first attempt to lay thetransatlantic telegraph cable.^[1]
Methodist College Belfast founded by the church; it will open to pupils in 1868.
Work begins on the building of theAlbert Memorial Clock, Belfast, as a memorial toQueen Victoria's latePrince Consort,Prince Albert.

Arts and literature

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9 May –International Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures opens in Dublin.
23 December –Gustavus Vaughan Brooke concludes a farewell season in Belfast, playing the title role inRichard III.
Augustus Burke paintsConnemara Girl.

Deaths

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6 February –Andrew Claude de la Cherois Crommelin, astronomer (died1939).
16 March –Patsy Donovan,Major League Baseball player and manager (died1953 in the United States).^[2]
17 March –Patrick Joseph Sullivan, mayor ofCasper, Wyoming andRepublican member of theUnited States Senate fromWyoming (died1935 in the United States).
20 April –James Macmahon, civil servant and businessman,Under-Secretary for Ireland from 1918 to 1922 (died1954).
4 May –Charles A. Callis, member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles ofthe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (died1947 in the United States).
7 May –John MacBride, nationalist rebel andEaster Rising leader (executed1916).
8 May –Charles FitzClarence, soldier, recipient of theVictoria Cross for gallantry in 1899 nearMafeking, South Africa (killed in action1914).
10 June –Dermod O'Brien, painter (died1945).
13 June –W. B. Yeats, poet and dramatist (died1939).
18 June –Henry Allan, painter (died1912).
24 June –Harry Plunket Greene, baritone (died1936).
15 July –Alfred Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Northcliffe, newspaper and publishing magnate (died1922)
16 July – 'George A. Birmingham' (Rev. James Owen Hannay), novelist (died1950)
29 August –Thomas Kent, nationalist rebel (executed following a gunfight with theRIC 1916).
4 September –Alice Milligan, nationalist and poet (died1953).
16 October –Rudolph Lambart, 10th Earl of Cavan,British Army commander inWorld War I, laterChief of the Imperial General Staff andField Marshal (died1946).
12 November –Herbert Trench, poet (died1923).
Full date unknown
- Grace Rhys, née Little, novelist (died1929).
- Robert Henry Woods,Irish Unionist MP (died1938).

Births

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1 April –John Cuffe, 3rd Earl of Desart,Conservative politician. (born1818).
23 May –Benjamin Holmes, businessman and politician inQuebec (born1794).
14 July –Nathaniel Burslem,soldier, recipient of theVictoria Cross for gallantry in .

MOVE FROM *1865* TO 1789 *25 July – DrJames Barry,military surgeon, revealed on death to be a woman, probably Margaret Ann Bulkley (born 1789-1799).

31 August –John Farrell, soldier and recipient of the Victoria Cross for gallantry at the 1854Charge of the Light Brigade (born1826).
2 September –William Rowan Hamilton, mathematician, physicist, and astronomer (born1805).
Full date unknown
- Jones Quain, anatomist (born1796).

References

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^Glover, Bill."Great Eastern".History of the Atlantic Cable & Undersea Communications. Retrieved21 March 2013.
^Eisenbath, Mike (1999). "Donovan, Patsy".The Cardinals Encyclopedia. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. p. 367.ISBN 978-1-56639-703-2.