| Date | | | |
| Oct-1892 | | Public entry of His Excellency Lord Houghton as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. | |
| 1893 | | Unprecedented drought. Scarcity of water at Roundwood Reservoir. Grand Canal supply resorted to (Oct. 16). | |
| 2-Jan-1893 | | Freedom of the City conferred upon the Right Hon. Stuart Knill, Lord Mayor of London, who attended in state, with the civic officers of London, on the occasion of the installation of the Right Hon. James Shanks as Lord Mayor of Dublin | |
| 8-Feb-1893 | | The Father Mathew statue, by Miss Mary Redmond, unveiled by the Right Hon. James Shanks, Lord Mayor of Dublin. | |
| 4-May-1894 | | The block of buildings owned by the firm of Arnott & Co. (Lim.), which extends from Henry street to Prince's-street, totally destroyed by fire. | |
| 4-Jul-1895 | | Departure of His Excellency Lord Houghton, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, consequent on the resignation of Lord Rosebery's Ministry. | |
| 8-Jul-1895 | | His Excellency Earl Cadogan , K.G., sworn in as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, also the Right Hon. Lord Ashbourne as Lord Chancellor, and Right Hon. Lord Ashbourne as Lord Chancellor, and Right Hon William Balfour as Chief Secretary. | |
| 22-Aug-1895 | | Public entry of His Excellency Earl Cadogan, K.G. as Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. | |
| 16-May-1896 | | The line of Electric Tramway from Haddington-road to Dalkey, formally opened by the Right Hon. R.F. McCoy, Lord Mayor of Dublin. | |
| 19-Dec-1896 | | The ceremony of unveiling the statue of Surgeon Major Parke, in the Leinster Lawn, was performed by Field Marshal Lord Roberts, P.C., G.C.B. The statue is the work of Mr. Percy Wood. | |