One participant in this event was later shot to death on the ship Kinfauns Castle off the coast of South Africa by a bricklayer.
One participant in this event was later shot to death on the ship Kinfauns Castle off the coast of South Africa by a bricklayer. The creator of a document related to this event, Richard Pigott, shot himself in Madrid. It resulted in the brother of one participant, Lord Hartington, leading a breakaway Liberal Unionist Association. Occurring during a walk to the Viceregal Lodge, this event was supposedly the focus of a letter addressed to Fenian Richard Egan in which someone was said to have received "his deserts." It resulted in the death of a man married to Prime Minister Gladstone's niece. A special commission eventually determined that letters printed by The Times were forgeries, and not actually endorsements of this event penned by Charles Stewart Parnell. 10 points, name this 1882 stabbing of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke in a Dublin location, an act carried out by the "Irish National Invincibles."
One participant in this event was later shot to death on the ship Kinfauns Castle off the coast of South Africa by a bricklayer.
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