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Seller: Crappy Old Books, Barry, United KingdomCrappy Old Books
AbeBooks seller since February 6, 2025
Condition: Used
£ 3,150.00
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Good condition set of four. Events 1880 January?March ? Great fog continues to engulf London. 21 January ? An underground firedamp explosion at Fair Lady Pit, Leycett, in the North Staffordshire Coalfield, kills 62 coal miners. 2 February ? The first successful shipment of frozen mutton from Australia arrives in London aboard the SS Strathleven. 8 March ? The Conservative Party lose the general election to the Liberal Party. 3 April ? Gilbert and Sullivan?s opera The Pirates of Penzance opens in London, at the Opera Comique on the Strand. 18 April ? William Ewart Gladstone succeeds Benjamin Disraeli as Prime Minister. This is Gladstone?s second term as Prime Minister. 19 April ? Second Anglo-Afghan War: British victory at the Battle of Ahmed Khel. 20 May ? Foundation stone laid for Truro Cathedral in Cornwall, the first to be built on a new site since the 13th century. 15 July ? An underground firedamp explosion at Risca Colliery in the Crosskeys district of Monmouthshire kills 120 coal miners and 69 horses. 27 July ? Second Anglo-Afghan War: Afghan victory at the Battle of Maiwand. 2 August ? Time in the United Kingdom: Greenwich Mean Time adopted as the legal standard throughout Great Britain by the Statutes (Definition of Time) Act. 1 September ? Second Anglo-Afghan War: British victory at the Battle of Kandahar. 6?8 September ? First cricket Test match held in Britain. 8 September ? An underground explosion at Seaham Colliery, County Durham, kills 164 coal miners. October ? Irish tenants ostracise landholder?s agent Charles Boycott. 29 October ? Wells lifeboat disaster: RNLI life-boat Eliza Adams of Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk, capsizes on service; 11 of 13 crew lost. 17 November ? The University of London awards the first degrees to women. 10 December ? An underground firedamp explosion at Naval Steam Colliery, Penygraig, in the Rhondda, kills 101 coal miners. 15 December ? First performance of a play by Henrik Ibsen in English, The Pillars of Society (under the title Quicksands) at the Gaiety Theatre, London. 16 December - High Court of Justice reorganised into the Chancery, Queen?s Bench and the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Divisions, with abolition of the Common Pleas and Exchequer Divisions. 16 December - The Boers declare independence in Transvaal triggering the First Boer War. 20 December ? First Boer War: British forces defeated in the Action at Bronkhorstspruit. 24 December ? First Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols devised by Edward White Benson, at this time Bishop of Truro.…
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- Title
- 1880
- Author
- Times Newspapers
- Publisher
- Times Newspapers
- Publication year
- 1880
- Condition
- Used
- Binding
- Hardback
Crappy Old Books
Barry, United Kingdom
AbeBooks seller since February 6, 2025
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Crappy Old Books aims to be the online version of our much endangered high street second hand book stores. Here you will find all sorts of junk that you just couldnt imagine. Crappy Old Books also aims to provide all of these books at great rates. The site was concieved on Monday 23rd Novemeber 2009, and is slowly growing. Hopefully over years it'll have much more to offer and will be a joy to browse through, just like our musty second hand book stores of yore.
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