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Irish politician Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh ( 25 March 1831 - 25 December 1889 ) was an Irish politician . His middle name is spelt MacMorrough in some contemporaneous sources . Biography Arthur MacMurrough Kavanagh was born on 25 March 1831 at Borris House in County Carlow , the son of Thomas Kavanagh MP and artist Lady Harriet Margaret Le Poer Trench , daughter of the second Earl of Clancarty . His father traced his lineage to the medieval Kings of Leinster through Art MacMurrough-Kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of Cahir mac Art Kavanagh , 1st Baron of Ballyane . He had two older brothers , Charles and Thomas , and one sister , Harriet or " Hoddy . " Arthur Kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . His mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor Francis Boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . Kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . With the help of the surgeon Sir Philip Crampton , Lady Harriet had a mechanical wheelchair constructed for her son , and encouraged him to ride horses and engage in other outdoor activities . He also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . His mother taught him how to write and paint holding pens and brushes in his mouth . In 1846 , Lady Harriet took three of her children , Thomas , Harriet and Arthur , travelling to the Middle East for two years . Arthur Kavanagh nearly drowned in the Nile when he fell in whilst fishing and was rescued by a local antiquities salesman who dived in to pull him out . In 1849 , Kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to Uppsala , and then to Moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . He travelled extensively in Egypt , Anatolia , Persia , and India between 1846 and 1853 ; in India , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the East India Company to hire him as a despatch rider . Other sources say that this was due to the death of his eldest brother Charles of consumption in December 1851 , which left him with only 30 shillings . In 1851 , Kavanagh succeeded to the family estates and the title of The MacMurrough following the death of his older brother Thomas . He served as High Sheriff of County Kilkenny for 1856 and High Sheriff of Carlow for 1857 . A Conservative and a Protestant , he sat in Parliament for County Wexford from 1866 to 1868 , and for County Carlow from 1868 to 1880 . On being elected , he had to be placed on the Tory benches by his manservant ; the Speaker , Evelyn Denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . Kavanagh was opposed to the disestablishment of the ( Anglican ) Church of Ireland , but supported the Landlord and Tenant ( Ireland ) Act 1870 . On losing his seat in 1880 , William Ewart Gladstone appointed him to the Bessborough Commission , but he disagreed with its conclusions and published his own dissenting report . In 1886 , he was made a member of the Privy Council of Ireland . Kavanagh died of pneumonia on 25 December ( Christmas Day ) 1889 in London aged 58 , and was buried in Ballicopagan cemetery . He was succeeded in the title of the MacMurrough by his son , Walter MacMurrough Kavanagh , who also served as MP for County Carlow from 1908 to 1910 . The 1901 novel The History of Sir Richard Calmady , written by Lucas Malet ( pseudonym of Mary St Leger Kingsley ) , is based on his life . Family Kavanagh married his cousin , Mary Frances Forde-Leathley , in 1855 . Assisted by his wife , he was a philanthropic landlord , active county magistrate , and chairman of the board of guardians . Together , they had seven children : * Eva ( died 1896 ) * May ( died 1949 ) * Agnes ( died 1932 ) * Walter ( died 1922 ) * Arthur ( died 1882 ) * Charles ( died 1950 ) * Osborne ( died 1897 )

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irish politician arthur [PERSON] macmurrough [UNKNOWN] kavanagh [PERSON] ( 25 march [PERIOD] 1831 - 25 december [PERIOD] 1889 ) was an irish politician [PERSON] . his middle name [NAME] is spelt macmorrough in some contemporaneous sources [RANK] . biography arthur [PERSON] macmurrough [UNKNOWN] kavanagh [PERSON] was born on 25 march [PERIOD] 1831 at borris house [PLACE] in county carlow [PLACE] , the son [PERSON] of thomas kavanagh [PERSON] mp [PERSON] and artist lady harriet [PERSON] margaret le poer trench [PERSON] , daughter [PERSON] of the second earl [PERSON] of clancarty [UNKNOWN] . his father [PERSON] traced his lineage [INSTANCE] to the medieval kings [DEVICE] of leinster [UNKNOWN] through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant [EVENT] of cahir mac art kavanagh [PERSON] , 1st baron [DEVICE] of ballyane [UNKNOWN] . he had two older brothers [PERSON] , charles [PERSON] and thomas [PERSON] , and one sister [PERSON] , harriet [PERSON] or " hoddy [PERSON] . " arthur kavanagh [PERSON] was born with only the rudiments [RULE] of arms [LANGUAGE] and legs [ACT] , though the cause [CAUSE] of this birth defect [FUNCTION] is unknown . his mother [PERSON] insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities [OPPORTUNITY] like any other child [PERSON] and placed him in the care [CONDITION] of the doctor francis boxwell [PERSON] , who believed that an armless [UNKNOWN] and legless child [PERSON] could live a productive life [EVENT] . kavanagh [PERSON] learnt [UNKNOWN] to ride horses [HORSE] at the age [PROPERTY] of three by being strapped to a special saddle [PROPERTY] and managing the horse [HORSE] with the stumps [ARTIFACT] of his arms [LANGUAGE] . with the help [UNKNOWN] of the surgeon sir philip crampton [PERSON] , lady harriet [PERSON] had a mechanical wheelchair [FURNITURE] constructed for her son [PERSON] , and encouraged him to ride horses [HORSE] and engage in other outdoor activities [ACTIVITY] . he also went fishing [ACT] , hunted animals [ANIMAL] , drew pictures [PICTURE] , and wrote stories [TOOL] , with mechanical devices [DEVICE] supplementing his physical capacities [UNKNOWN] . his mother [PERSON] taught him how to write and paint holding pens [PLACE] and brushes [ACT] in his mouth [PERSON] . in 1846 , lady harriet [PERSON] took three of her children [PERSON] , thomas [PERSON] , harriet [PERSON] and arthur [PERSON] , travelling to the middle east [PERSON] for two years [PERIOD] . arthur kavanagh [PERSON] nearly drowned in the nile [PERSON] when he fell in whilst fishing [ACT] and was rescued by a local antiquities salesman [PERSON] who dived in to pull him out . in 1849 , kavanagh [PERSON] 's mother [PERSON] discovered that he had been having affairs [RELATIONSHIP] with girls [PERSON] on the family estate [ESTATE] , so she sent him into exile [PERSON] to uppsala [PLACE] , and then to moscow [PLACE] with his brother [PERSON] and a clergyman [DEVICE] , whom he came to hate . he travelled extensively in egypt [PLACE] , anatolia [PLACE] , persia [PLACE] , and india [PLACE] between 1846 and 1853 ; in india [PLACE] , his letter [ABILITY] of credit [PERSON] from his mother [PERSON] was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks [PERIOD] in a harem [PERSON] , so he persuaded the east india [PLACE] company [INSTITUTION] to hire him as a despatch rider [PERSON] . other sources [RANK] say that this was due to the death [EVENT] of his eldest brother charles [PERSON] of consumption [DISEASE] in december [PERIOD] 1851 , which left him with only 30 shillings [MONEY] . in 1851 , kavanagh [PERSON] succeeded to the family estates [ESTATE] and the title [BUILDING] of the macmurrough [UNKNOWN] following the death [EVENT] of his older brother [PERSON] thomas [PERSON] . he served as high sheriff [PERSON] of county kilkenny [PERSON] for 1856 and high sheriff [PERSON] of carlow [PLACE] for 1857 . a conservative and a protestant [PERSON] , he sat in parliament [HUMAN GROUP] for county wexford [PLACE] from 1866 to 1868 , and for county carlow [PLACE] from 1868 to 1880 . on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches [PERSON] by his manservant [PERSON] ; the speaker [PROCESS] , evelyn denison [PERSON] , gave a special dispensation [ACT] to allow the manservant [PERSON] to stay in the chamber [PERSON] during sittings [UNKNOWN] . kavanagh [PERSON] was opposed to the disestablishment [UNKNOWN] of the ( anglican [UNKNOWN] ) church [PERSON] of ireland [PLACE] , but supported the landlord [FISH] and tenant [PERSON] ( ireland [PLACE] ) act 1870 . on losing his seat [ABSTRACT ENTITY] in 1880 , william ewart gladstone [PERSON] appointed him to the bessborough commission [ACT] , but he disagreed with its conclusions [CONCLUSION] and published his own dissenting report [SYMBOL] . in 1886 , he was made a member [PERSON] of the privy council [HUMAN GROUP] of ireland [PLACE] . kavanagh [PERSON] died of pneumonia [UNKNOWN] on 25 december [PERIOD] ( christmas day [PERIOD] ) 1889 in london [PLACE] aged 58 , and was buried in ballicopagan cemetery [PLACE] . he was succeeded in the title [BUILDING] of the macmurrough [UNKNOWN] by his son [PERSON] , walter [PLACE] macmurrough [UNKNOWN] kavanagh [PERSON] , who also served as mp for county carlow [PLACE] from 1908 to 1910 . the 1901 novel [EVENT] the history [SITUATION] of sir richard calmady [PERSON] , written by lucas malet [PERSON] ( pseudonym [NAME] of mary st leger kingsley [PERSON] ) , is based on his life [EVENT] . family kavanagh [PERSON] married his cousin [PERSON] , mary frances [PERSON] forde-leathley , in 1855 . assisted by his wife [PERSON] , he was a philanthropic landlord [FISH] , active county magistrate [ABSTRACT ENTITY] , and chairman [HEAD] of the board [FORM] of guardians [ENTITY] . together , they had seven children [PERSON] : * eva [PERSON] ( died 1896 ) * may [PERIOD] ( died 1949 ) * agnes [PERSON] ( died 1932 ) * walter [PLACE] ( died 1922 ) * arthur [PERSON] ( died 1882 ) * charles [PERSON] ( died 1950 ) * osborne [PERSON] ( died 1897 )

## Objects found

Id | Form | Freq | Tag | Context | Error
1 | kavanagh | 7 | PERSON | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
2 | mother | 4 | PERSON | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
3 | december | 3 | PERIOD | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
4 | ireland | 3 | PLACE | church of ireland , but supported the landlord and tenant ( ireland ) |
5 | county carlow | 3 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
6 | son | 3 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
7 | arms | 2 | LANGUAGE | arthur kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . |
8 | india | 2 | PLACE | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
9 | arthur kavanagh | 2 | PERSON | arthur kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . |
10 | fishing | 2 | ACT | he also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . |
11 | lady harriet | 2 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
12 | high sheriff | 2 | PERSON | he served as high sheriff of county kilkenny for 1856 and high sheriff of carlow for 1857 . |
13 | arthur | 2 | PERSON | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
14 | charles | 2 | PERSON | he had two older brothers , charles and thomas , and one sister , harriet or " hoddy . " |
15 | walter | 2 | PLACE | he was succeeded in the title of the macmurrough by his son , walter macmurrough kavanagh , who also served as mp for county carlow from 1908 to 1910 . |
16 | manservant | 2 | PERSON | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
17 | death | 2 | EVENT | other sources say that this was due to the death of his eldest brother charles of consumption in december 1851 , which left him with only 30 shillings . |
18 | thomas | 2 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
19 | landlord | 2 | FISH | church of ireland , but supported the landlord and tenant ( ireland ) |
20 | children | 2 | PERSON | in 1846 , lady harriet took three of her children , thomas , harriet and arthur , travelling to the middle east for two years . |
21 | life | 2 | EVENT | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
22 | march | 2 | PERIOD | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
23 | harriet | 2 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
24 | sources | 2 | RANK | his middle name is spelt macmorrough in some contemporaneous sources . |
25 | title | 2 | BUILDING | in 1851 , kavanagh succeeded to the family estates and the title of the macmurrough following the death of his older brother thomas . |
26 | child | 2 | PERSON | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
27 | horses | 2 | HORSE | kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . |
28 | family estate | 1 | ESTATE | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
29 | osborne | 1 | PERSON | together , they had seven children : * eva ( died 1896 ) * may ( died 1949 ) * agnes ( died 1932 ) * walter ( died 1922 ) * arthur ( died 1882 ) * charles ( died 1950 ) * osborne ( died 1897 ) |
30 | pictures | 1 | PICTURE | he also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . |
31 | persia | 1 | PLACE | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
32 | chamber | 1 | PERSON | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
33 | christmas day | 1 | PERIOD | kavanagh died of pneumonia on 25 december ( christmas day ) 1889 in london aged 58 , and was buried in ballicopagan cemetery . |
34 | mouth | 1 | PERSON | his mother taught him how to write and paint holding pens and brushes in his mouth . |
35 | egypt | 1 | PLACE | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
36 | pseudonym | 1 | NAME | the 1901 novel the history of sir richard calmady , written by lucas malet ( pseudonym of mary st leger kingsley ) , is based on his life . |
37 | learnt | 1 | UNKNOWN | kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . |
38 | armless | 1 | UNKNOWN | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
39 | novel | 1 | EVENT | the 1901 novel the history of sir richard calmady , written by lucas malet ( pseudonym of mary st leger kingsley ) , is based on his life . |
40 | stumps | 1 | ARTIFACT | kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . |
41 | sittings | 1 | UNKNOWN | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
42 | doctor francis boxwell | 1 | PERSON | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
43 | horse | 1 | HORSE | kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . |
44 | opportunities | 1 | OPPORTUNITY | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
45 | guardians | 1 | ENTITY | assisted by his wife , he was a philanthropic landlord , active county magistrate , and chairman of the board of guardians . |
46 | may | 1 | PERIOD | together , they had seven children : * eva ( died 1896 ) * may ( died 1949 ) * agnes ( died 1932 ) * walter ( died 1922 ) * arthur ( died 1882 ) * charles ( died 1950 ) * osborne ( died 1897 ) |
47 | letter | 1 | ABILITY | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
48 | antiquities salesman | 1 | PERSON | arthur kavanagh nearly drowned in the nile when he fell in whilst fishing and was rescued by a local antiquities salesman who dived in to pull him out . |
49 | sister | 1 | PERSON | he had two older brothers , charles and thomas , and one sister , harriet or " hoddy . " |
50 | lineage | 1 | INSTANCE | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
51 | cahir mac art kavanagh | 1 | PERSON | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
52 | wife | 1 | PERSON | assisted by his wife , he was a philanthropic landlord , active county magistrate , and chairman of the board of guardians . |
53 | help | 1 | UNKNOWN | with the help of the surgeon sir philip crampton , lady harriet had a mechanical wheelchair constructed for her son , and encouraged him to ride horses and engage in other outdoor activities . |
54 | moscow | 1 | PLACE | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
55 | lucas malet | 1 | PERSON | the 1901 novel the history of sir richard calmady , written by lucas malet ( pseudonym of mary st leger kingsley ) , is based on his life . |
56 | county wexford | 1 | PLACE | a conservative and a protestant , he sat in parliament for county wexford from 1866 to 1868 , and for county carlow from 1868 to 1880 . |
57 | borris house | 1 | PLACE | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
58 | dispensation | 1 | ACT | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
59 | macmurrough | 1 | UNKNOWN | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
60 | conclusions | 1 | CONCLUSION | on losing his seat in 1880 , william ewart gladstone appointed him to the bessborough commission , but he disagreed with its conclusions and published his own dissenting report . |
61 | politician arthur | 1 | PERSON | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
62 | brother charles | 1 | PERSON | other sources say that this was due to the death of his eldest brother charles of consumption in december 1851 , which left him with only 30 shillings . |
63 | credit | 1 | PERSON | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
64 | speaker | 1 | PROCESS | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
65 | tenant | 1 | PERSON | church of ireland , but supported the landlord and tenant ( ireland ) |
66 | activities | 1 | ACTIVITY | with the help of the surgeon sir philip crampton , lady harriet had a mechanical wheelchair constructed for her son , and encouraged him to ride horses and engage in other outdoor activities . |
67 | devices | 1 | DEVICE | he also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . |
68 | capacities | 1 | UNKNOWN | he also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . |
69 | despatch rider | 1 | PERSON | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
70 | daughter | 1 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
71 | weeks | 1 | PERIOD | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
72 | artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench | 1 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
73 | generation descendant | 1 | EVENT | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
74 | brother | 1 | PERSON | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
75 | mary frances | 1 | PERSON | family kavanagh married his cousin , mary frances |
76 | sir richard calmady | 1 | PERSON | the 1901 novel the history of sir richard calmady , written by lucas malet ( pseudonym of mary st leger kingsley ) , is based on his life . |
77 | family estates | 1 | ESTATE | in 1851 , kavanagh succeeded to the family estates and the title of the macmurrough following the death of his older brother thomas . |
78 | art macmurrough kavanagh | 1 | PERSON |  |
79 | shillings | 1 | MONEY | other sources say that this was due to the death of his eldest brother charles of consumption in december 1851 , which left him with only 30 shillings . |
80 | mary st leger kingsley | 1 | PERSON | the 1901 novel the history of sir richard calmady , written by lucas malet ( pseudonym of mary st leger kingsley ) , is based on his life . |
81 | board | 1 | FORM | assisted by his wife , he was a philanthropic landlord , active county magistrate , and chairman of the board of guardians . |
82 | seat | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | on losing his seat in 1880 , william ewart gladstone appointed him to the bessborough commission , but he disagreed with its conclusions and published his own dissenting report . |
83 | girls | 1 | PERSON | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
84 | exile | 1 | PERSON | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
85 | protestant | 1 | PERSON | a conservative and a protestant , he sat in parliament for county wexford from 1866 to 1868 , and for county carlow from 1868 to 1880 . |
86 | pens | 1 | PLACE | his mother taught him how to write and paint holding pens and brushes in his mouth . |
87 | london | 1 | PLACE | kavanagh died of pneumonia on 25 december ( christmas day ) 1889 in london aged 58 , and was buried in ballicopagan cemetery . |
88 | animals | 1 | ANIMAL | he also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . |
89 | member | 1 | PERSON | in 1886 , he was made a member of the privy council of ireland . |
90 | rudiments | 1 | RULE | arthur kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . |
91 | carlow | 1 | PLACE | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
92 | name | 1 | NAME | his middle name is spelt macmorrough in some contemporaneous sources . |
93 | biography arthur | 1 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
94 | anatolia | 1 | PLACE | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
95 | ballyane | 1 | UNKNOWN | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
96 | father | 1 | PERSON | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
97 | uppsala | 1 | PLACE | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
98 | brothers | 1 | PERSON | he had two older brothers , charles and thomas , and one sister , harriet or " hoddy . " |
99 | william ewart gladstone | 1 | PERSON | on losing his seat in 1880 , william ewart gladstone appointed him to the bessborough commission , but he disagreed with its conclusions and published his own dissenting report . |
100 | kings | 1 | DEVICE | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
101 | thomas kavanagh mp | 1 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
102 | parliament | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | a conservative and a protestant , he sat in parliament for county wexford from 1866 to 1868 , and for county carlow from 1868 to 1880 . |
103 | clergyman | 1 | DEVICE | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
104 | evelyn denison | 1 | PERSON | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
105 | defect | 1 | FUNCTION | arthur kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . |
106 | clancarty | 1 | UNKNOWN | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
107 | privy council | 1 | HUMAN GROUP | in 1886 , he was made a member of the privy council of ireland . |
108 | church | 1 | PERSON | church of ireland , but supported the landlord and tenant ( ireland ) |
109 | cousin | 1 | PERSON | family kavanagh married his cousin , mary frances |
110 | legs | 1 | ACT | arthur kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . |
111 | eva | 1 | PERSON | together , they had seven children : * eva ( died 1896 ) * may ( died 1949 ) * agnes ( died 1932 ) * walter ( died 1922 ) * arthur ( died 1882 ) * charles ( died 1950 ) * osborne ( died 1897 ) |
112 | anglican | 1 | UNKNOWN | kavanagh was opposed to the disestablishment of the ( anglican ) |
113 | affairs | 1 | RELATIONSHIP | in 1849 , kavanagh 's mother discovered that he had been having affairs with girls on the family estate , so she sent him into exile to uppsala , and then to moscow with his brother and a clergyman , whom he came to hate . |
114 | harem | 1 | PERSON | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
115 | years | 1 | PERIOD | in 1846 , lady harriet took three of her children , thomas , harriet and arthur , travelling to the middle east for two years . |
116 | chairman | 1 | HEAD | assisted by his wife , he was a philanthropic landlord , active county magistrate , and chairman of the board of guardians . |
117 | east india company | 1 | INSTITUTION | he travelled extensively in egypt , anatolia , persia , and india between 1846 and 1853 ; in india , his letter of credit from his mother was cancelled when she discovered that he had spent two weeks in a harem , so he persuaded the east india company to hire him as a despatch rider . |
118 | cause | 1 | CAUSE | arthur kavanagh was born with only the rudiments of arms and legs , though the cause of this birth defect is unknown . |
119 | saddle | 1 | PROPERTY | kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . |
120 | nile | 1 | PERSON | arthur kavanagh nearly drowned in the nile when he fell in whilst fishing and was rescued by a local antiquities salesman who dived in to pull him out . |
121 | earl | 1 | PERSON | biography arthur macmurrough kavanagh was born on 25 march 1831 at borris house in county carlow , the son of thomas kavanagh mp and artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench , daughter of the second earl of clancarty . |
122 | agnes | 1 | PERSON | together , they had seven children : * eva ( died 1896 ) * may ( died 1949 ) * agnes ( died 1932 ) * walter ( died 1922 ) * arthur ( died 1882 ) * charles ( died 1950 ) * osborne ( died 1897 ) |
123 | county magistrate | 1 | ABSTRACT ENTITY | assisted by his wife , he was a philanthropic landlord , active county magistrate , and chairman of the board of guardians . |
124 | older brother thomas | 1 | PERSON | in 1851 , kavanagh succeeded to the family estates and the title of the macmurrough following the death of his older brother thomas . |
125 | brushes | 1 | ACT | his mother taught him how to write and paint holding pens and brushes in his mouth . |
126 | county kilkenny | 1 | PERSON | he served as high sheriff of county kilkenny for 1856 and high sheriff of carlow for 1857 . |
127 | stories | 1 | TOOL | he also went fishing , hunted animals , drew pictures , and wrote stories , with mechanical devices supplementing his physical capacities . |
128 | baron | 1 | DEVICE | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
129 | disestablishment | 1 | UNKNOWN | kavanagh was opposed to the disestablishment of the ( anglican ) |
130 | leinster | 1 | UNKNOWN | his father traced his lineage to the medieval kings of leinster through art macmurrough-kavanagh and furthermore being an 8th generation descendant of cahir mac art kavanagh , 1st baron of ballyane . |
131 | politician | 1 | PERSON | irish politician arthur macmurrough kavanagh ( 25 march 1831 - 25 december 1889 ) was an irish politician . |
132 | report | 1 | SYMBOL | on losing his seat in 1880 , william ewart gladstone appointed him to the bessborough commission , but he disagreed with its conclusions and published his own dissenting report . |
133 | pneumonia | 1 | UNKNOWN | kavanagh died of pneumonia on 25 december ( christmas day ) 1889 in london aged 58 , and was buried in ballicopagan cemetery . |
134 | surgeon sir philip crampton | 1 | PERSON | with the help of the surgeon sir philip crampton , lady harriet had a mechanical wheelchair constructed for her son , and encouraged him to ride horses and engage in other outdoor activities . |
135 | middle east | 1 | PERSON | in 1846 , lady harriet took three of her children , thomas , harriet and arthur , travelling to the middle east for two years . |
136 | care | 1 | CONDITION | his mother insisted that he be brought up and have opportunities like any other child and placed him in the care of the doctor francis boxwell , who believed that an armless and legless child could live a productive life . |
137 | cemetery | 1 | PLACE | kavanagh died of pneumonia on 25 december ( christmas day ) 1889 in london aged 58 , and was buried in ballicopagan cemetery . |
138 | tory benches | 1 | PERSON | on being elected , he had to be placed on the tory benches by his manservant ; the speaker , evelyn denison , gave a special dispensation to allow the manservant to stay in the chamber during sittings . |
139 | age | 1 | PROPERTY | kavanagh learnt to ride horses at the age of three by being strapped to a special saddle and managing the horse with the stumps of his arms . |
140 | hoddy | 1 | PERSON | he had two older brothers , charles and thomas , and one sister , harriet or " hoddy . " |
141 | consumption | 1 | DISEASE | other sources say that this was due to the death of his eldest brother charles of consumption in december 1851 , which left him with only 30 shillings . |
142 | wheelchair | 1 | FURNITURE | with the help of the surgeon sir philip crampton , lady harriet had a mechanical wheelchair constructed for her son , and encouraged him to ride horses and engage in other outdoor activities . |
143 | history | 1 | SITUATION | the 1901 novel the history of sir richard calmady , written by lucas malet ( pseudonym of mary st leger kingsley ) , is based on his life . |
144 | commission | 1 | ACT | on losing his seat in 1880 , william ewart gladstone appointed him to the bessborough commission , but he disagreed with its conclusions and published his own dissenting report . |
145 | family kavanagh | 1 | PERSON | family kavanagh married his cousin , mary frances |

## Objects sorted by category

Categoría | Objetos
PERSON | agnes antiquities salesman art macmurrough kavanagh arthur arthur kavanagh artist lady harriet margaret le poer trench biography arthur brother brother charles brothers cahir mac art kavanagh chamber charles child children church county carlow county kilkenny cousin credit daughter despatch rider doctor francis boxwell earl eva evelyn denison exile family kavanagh father girls harem harriet high sheriff hoddy kavanagh lady harriet lucas malet manservant mary frances mary st leger kingsley member middle east mother mouth nile older brother thomas osborne politician politician arthur protestant sir richard calmady sister son surgeon sir philip crampton tenant thomas thomas kavanagh mp tory benches wife william ewart gladstone
PLACE | anatolia borris house carlow cemetery county wexford egypt india ireland london moscow pens persia uppsala walter
PERIOD | christmas day december march may weeks years
ACT | brushes commission dispensation fishing legs
EVENT | death generation descendant life novel
DEVICE | baron clergyman devices kings
HORSE | horse horses
PROPERTY | age saddle
ABSTRACT ENTITY | county magistrate seat
NAME | name pseudonym
HUMAN GROUP | parliament privy council
ESTATE | family estate family estates
FORM | board
HEAD | chairman
PROCESS | speaker
RULE | rudiments
ANIMAL | animals
MONEY | shillings
ARTIFACT | stumps
FURNITURE | wheelchair
BUILDING | title
SYMBOL | report
RELATIONSHIP | affairs
TOOL | stories
ENTITY | guardians
ABILITY | letter
INSTITUTION | east india company
OPPORTUNITY | opportunities
DISEASE | consumption
FISH | landlord
ACTIVITY | activities
SITUATION | history
RANK | sources
CONCLUSION | conclusions
PICTURE | pictures
LANGUAGE | arms
FUNCTION | defect
CONDITION | care
INSTANCE | lineage
CAUSE | cause