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Parnell, Charles Stewart (1846-1891), politician
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27 June 1846 - 6 October 1891
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Matriculated in 1865. He was sent down for the remainder of term on 26 May 1869 after a fight near the railway station. He failed to return to College.
Leader of the Irish Parliamentary Party, 1880-1890.
Captain William O’Shea, MP, brought a divorce case against his wife who was Parnell’s long-term mistress and this destroyed Parnell’s political career.
The College has an annual Parnell Visiting Fellowship.
Further reading about Parnell's time in Cambridge please see Ged Martin's articles on his website: https://www.gedmartin.net/martinalia-mainmenu-3?task=blogcategory&id=3
and
College Magazine, No. 6, (1961-62), pp. 13-16.
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Oxford Dictionary of National Biography