Party processions, &c, (Ireland). Returns in continuation up to the 30th day of August 1880, of the return ordered on the 9th day of May 1879, showing, as far as practicable, all party processions, whether orange, national, amnesty, "martyr," or other, specifying those which did not suffer molestation, which have taken place in Ireland since the repeal of the Party Processions Act in 1872; of all homicides, outrages, or injuries to live and property arising out of such processions; of the number of military and police drafted to the scenes of such processions on each occasion on special duty; and, of the total cost to the country occasioned by movement of such forces [electronic resource].