1882 deaths

Architect, painter and sculptor (1826-1882)

Norwegian philologist (1796–1882)

Italian failed assassin (1858-1882)

French egyptologist (1817–1882)

Bohemian German poet (1801–1882)

member of the Swiss Federal Council (1808-1882)

American politician (1815–1882)

German princess (1799–1882)

German classical philologist, historian, and teacher (1812–1882)

Prussian politician (1805-1882)

German pianist, teacher, musical editor and composer (1817–1882)

Spanish priest (1816–1882)

French archaeologist and historian (1814–1882)

Italian artist (1817-1882)

German sculptor (1805–1882)

Argentine journalist, poet, politician (1839–1882)

American politician (1799–1882)

US criminal and gunfighter (1850–1882)

German historian (1801–1882)

Spanish politician, jurist (1801-1882)

British theologian (1812-1882)

composer and conductor from the Kingdom of Hungary (1820-1882)

British writer (1802-1882)

Spanish writer (1822–1882)

English poet (1821–1882)

Spanish guitarist and composer (1832–1882)

Serbian writer (1821-1882)

Italian dramatist (1816–1882)

General Mills founder and politician (1818–1882)

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German-Swiss geologist (1811-1882)

Austrian pianist (1832–1882)

Belgian painter (1808-1882)

Irish jurist and economist (1826–1882)

Italian cardinal (1809–1882)

Sekhukhune I (Matsebe; circa 1814 – 13 August 1882) was the paramount King of the Marota, more commonly known as the Bapedi (Pedi people), from 21 September 1861 until his assassination on 13 August 1882 by his rival and half-brother, Mampuru II. As the Pedi paramount leader he was faced with political challenges from Voortrekkers (Boer settlers), the independent South African Republic (Dutch: Zuid-Afrikaansche Republiek), the British Empire, and considerable social change caused by Christian missionaries.

last ruling princess of the Western Georgian Principality of Mingrelia (1816–1882)

French painter (1822-1882)

French numismatist and archaeologist (1816–1882)

Romanian writer and philosopher (1845–1882)

German weapon designer (1834–1882)

American politician (1801-1882)

American politician (1814–1882)

American photographer (1840–1882)

Australian author and bush poet (1839-1882)

American lawyer, judge and politician (1816-1882)

Chinese martial artist (1797-1882)

French chemist, photographer and engineer (1819–1882)

German stenographer and inventor (1817–1882)

German painter (1826-1882)

French mathematician (1817–1882)

French physician and microbiologist (1812–1882)

French zionist (1826–1882)

American politician (1816-1882)

German philosopher and educationist (1817–1882)

Prussian politician (1818–1882)

8th Panchen Lama of Tibet (1855–1882)

German art historian (1821–1882)

Brazilian admiral (1804–1882)

British politician