When the latter was excavated in 1884, grave goods were found that gave their name to Unstan ware pottery.

On 22 March 1884, he gave Gilbert and Sullivan contractual notice that a new opera would be required in six months ' time.

He also extended the franchise to agricultural labourers and others in the 1884 Reform Act, which gave the counties the same franchise as the boroughs — adult male householders and £ 10 lodgers — and added about six million to the total number who could vote in parliamentary elections.

On 22 March 1884, Carte gave Gilbert and Sullivan contractual notice that a new opera would be required in six months ' time.

Pankhurst gave birth to another daughter, Estelle Sylvia, in 1882 and their son Francis Henry, nicknamed Frank, in 1884.

Chamberlain earned a reputation for provocative speeches during the period, especially during debate on the 1884 County Franchise Bill, which was opposed by the Whig Liberals Lord Hartington and George Goschen, as well as the Conservative leader Lord Salisbury, who argued that the Bill gave the Liberals an unfair electoral advantage and was prepared to block the Bill in the House of Lords unless it was accompanied by redistribution of seats into the suburbs.

Gilman married Walter Stetson in 1884, and less than a year later gave birth to their daughter Katharine.

In November 1884, Germany proclaimed its protectorate over the New Britain Archipelago ; the German colonial administration gave New Britain and New Ireland the names of Neupommern ( or Neu-Pommern ; " New Pomerania ") and Neumecklenburg ( or Neu-Mecklenburg ; " New Mecklenburg ") respectively, and the whole island group was renamed the Bismarck Archipelago.

On January 18, 1884 the Privy Council gave all provinces the right of use to a Dukal coronet for their coat of arms.

He interpolated the name of Shakespeare in a genuine letter at Dulwich, and the spurious entries in Alleyn's Diary were proved to be by Collier's hand when the sale of his library in 1884 gave access to a transcript he had made of the Diary with interlineations corresponding with the Dulwich forgeries.

The province was originally ranked as an earldom but following a decision by the Privy Council on January 18, 1884 gave all Provinces the right of use to a ducal coronet for their arms.

In 1884 a fire burned down a large part of the neighborhood which gave the opportunity for the archaeologists to conduct excavations in the Roman Market and Hadrian ’ s library.

On 11 June 1884, Levi P. Morton, the Minister of the United States to France, gave a banquet in honor of the Franco-American Union and in celebration of the completion of the Statue of Liberty.

He developed a scientific background in mathematical astronomy and was an assistant at the Stockholm Observatory, but gave up his devotion to scientific work to become a journalist in 1884 and began editing the newspapers Tiden and Social-Demokraten.

This title gave him an automatic seat in the House of Lords but became extinct on his death in 1884.

In October 1884, facing tough competition, the Lenos gave up the lease on the theatre.

In 1884 he was created Baron de Vesci, of Abbey Leix in the Queen's County, in the Peerage of the United Kingdom, which gave him an automatic seat in the House of Lords.

In 1884, their support elected Democrat Grover Cleveland to the White House, and in doing so gave the Democrats their first national victory since 1856.

In 1884, Bolivia signed a truce that gave control to Chile of the entire Bolivian coast, the province of Antofagasta, and its valuable nitrate, copper and other mineral deposits.

David Davies began test bores in the early 1880s at Graigddu ( English-Black Rock ), which proved positive, and the resultant sinking of Lady Windsor Colliery by the Ocean Coal Company on 16 June 1884 gave birth to new coal town.

In late 1884, his wife gave birth to their second child, whom Price also named Iesu Grist, and in 1886 she then bore him a daughter, whom they named Penelopen.

After the 1884 Berlin Conference, Germany had already lost the " Scramble for Africa ": the German East Africa Company under Karl Peters had acquired a strip of land on the Tanganyikan coast ( leading to the 1888 Abushiri Revolt ), but it had never had any control over the islands of the Zanzibar sultanate and so the Germans gave away no vital interest.

The pace for land law reforms quickened after the Representation of the People Act 1884, which gave a much greater number of votes to the Irish rural electorate.

The blockade which first gave rise to serious theoretical discussion on the subject was that instituted by France in 1884 in Chinese waters.

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Eliot replied that he supposed $ 15 million ( in 1884 dollars ) would be enough.

In 1884, Harding gained popular recognition in Marion, when his Citizens ' Cornet Band won the third place $ 200 prize at the highly competitive Ohio State Band Festival in Findlay.

On August 19, 1884, Holliday shot ex-Leadville policeman, Billy Allen, after Allen threatened Holliday for failing to pay a $ 5 debt.

Congress eventually appropriated $ 1, 000 for those purposes on July 7, 1884.

The first court house was built in the fall of 1884 at a cost of $ 360. 00.

In 1884 there were 17 schools with 20 teachers with an average salary of $ 28. 80 a month.

Also in 1884, the town jail was completed at a cost of $ 211. 55.

In 1884 the community, predominantly Danish immigrants, raised $ 3, 000 in matching funds and appropriated several acres of land on which to establish a " folk school.

S. Wolfe, was told he would receive a bonus of $ 50, 000 if the railroad was completed by August 1 1884.

After the demise of Grant and Ward bank in 1884, which caused the financial ruin of the Grant family, the estate was sold to Abraham H. Jonas for $ 60, 000.

In 1884, four men robbed the First National Bank of Bowie and allegedly left with over $ 10, 000 in gold coins.

When the bond of builders J. J. E. Gibson and Pat McLaughlin for the sum of $ 26, 725 was issued in 1884 for them to erect a new courthouse for Shelby County, the firm of Wilson and Martin were among the securities.

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She won her case on December 24, 1884, when the local circuit court granted her a $ 500 settlement.

In 1884, the provincial government passed the Land Act, which abolished the onerous requirement for settlers to improve the land that they had purchased. Land became more valuable, and the asking price for James Robb's town lots rose to $ 300.

The island is thought to be named after Abraham Rycken, a Dutch settler who moved to Long Island in 1638 and whose descendants owned Rikers Island until 1884, when it was sold to the city for $ 180, 000.

In May 1884 Governor Cleveland signed a bill authorizing the Commissioner of Charities and Corrections to purchase the island for a sum no greater than $ 180, 000.

On July 31, 1884 a compromise was agreed to by all three entities, New York City agreed to pay a total of $ 3, 000, $ 2, 500 to Long Island City and $ 500 to Queens County.

On August 4, 1884 the Commissioner of Charities and Corrections, Jacob Hess, signed a contract purchasing the island from John T. Wilson, a descendant of the Ryker family, for $ 180, 000, $ 179, 000 to Wilson and $ 1, 000 for a title search.