The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-03 00:00:00

Court Nciso.

The journey of her Majesty from Dub/in to Killarney
was distinguished by numerous demonstrations from
the loyal and enthusiastic Irishmen and /rislawouna
who ducked in immense numbers to tlm stations on the
roots. Her Majesty on her arrival, promeded at once
to Killarney Moue, the maidenes of Lord earthen's.
On Tuesday Her Majesty spent a moat agreeable day
on the lakes in the State barge, and she spneared all
through to be greatly delighted. The Queen and
Prince Albert repeatedly expressed their unqualided
admiration of the scenery. Hie Royal Highness said
many portions were sublime. So *harmed was Hie
Quoin, tbat she stayed on the lakes nearly two hours
beyond Mistime Axed.

The Royal party left Killarney on Thursday about
midday when a grand demonstration took place. The
Irish men and women shouted with the greatest
enthusiasm, waved their hats and handkerchiefs shout-
" God bless Gold Ireland's Queen, "LongO live
Victoria," "God bless the Prince of Wale.," he. At
Mallow a guard of honour WU drawn up on the plat-
form, which was crowded by peasantry and a large
number of the flits of the neighbourhood, win received
the Queen with entbusiastie cheers, which were spin
and again renewed. The only incident which was
wanting on the journey down on Monday to give the
utmost eclat to the dernmedratine was this day sup-
, plied. A youthful party of the fairest and most
attractive of the proverbially-beautiful ladies of Mallow
appeared on the platform in full deem coeturrt• of the
purest white, and gracefully made their obeisance as the
Royal carriage minis to • stand at the idatform. They
then applosched. and presented her Majesty with •
magnificent bocumet, which her Majesty was graciously
',leased to accept, with expressions of gratification.
The train reached Limerick Junction *1 2.56 p.m., and
left at 3.8. Here also • great crowd was adleeted,
amongst whom were aims of the principal inhabitants
of the counties of Limerick, Waterford, and Tipperary.
A portion of the assemblage was composed of the
frieze-coatal inbsbitanta of th. distri t, who gave vent
to their loyalty in enthusiamie cheers. A. guard of
honour of oomaabulary was also stationed here who
were unable to keep back the crowd from pressing
forward to welcome her Majesty. The train passed
Marie' at 3.35 p.m. The station was filled with a large
number of persons, who greeted her Majesty as she
passed with shouts of welcome. The train pored
Tentplemore at 3.46 p.m., at • slow pace, where a
guard of honour of constabulary was drawn up, in
addition to • large number of the gentry of the district.
The train arrived at %acres Juuctior. at 4.4. p.m., and
left at 4.13 pin. The usual guard of honour iris liere
also. The station WAS tastefully decorated with ever-
greens, and the attendance was large and fashionable.
Enthusiastic manifestations accompanied the train as it
slowly past Portarlington ; here also • large onnoniirse
of people was stationed, who cheers' greatly. The
train reached Balling at 5.26 p.m.. and at 5.32 left; a
guard of honour was drawn up, and the band of the
Rifle Brigade played the National Anthem as the train
proseeds4 to the platform. At Lyons, the heautiful
resllenee of Lord Cloncurry, dap were displayed, mad
a triumphal arch was erected on a pbitionn, which was
tastefully decorated with evergreens. His Lordship's
family and domestics were imeatulded, who peeked her
Majesty with loyal inanifestatioott. The train arrived at
Kisiganridge at 5.50. having performed tlie entire
journey front Killarney to Dublin, a distance of 186
miles, in five boars and five minutes.