The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-22 00:00:00

'G, APRIL 22, 1858..

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TEI VITNCE OF WALEB 1N LIta..AND.

ILILLARNEY, Arun IA
His al Hilkneell the Priam of Wales and
suite twri•M Mee to-day hots Glangeeille, at 6 o'clock, p.m.,
sad MAIM MP* as the entrumee gate to the Earl of
ILetunere's measies, promoted on het through the pleasure
c=uter drums to Mita Royal Victoria Lake Hotel
y=mfl. Rithatit's visit took the ple
of this ilk garnehet the more particularly uhe
travelled perfectly Mee& cm a Sew-backed oat: Lord Ken-
mom's caretaker., mite showed him through the grounds,
were in tottal ignereace who the illustrious visitor was.
April 16.—At taaotdock, am., his Royal Highness, accom-
Waled by the Ilea. Capella De Roe, Dr. Minto, and T.
W. Ohba, len, Is a Aarhus belonging to the
Nen Hon. H. A. bli.P., through the demesnes &d-
-it::fhoti 'Mae ot the lof Raimare, to Ross Castle
and dome, thence to bitickrose Abbey,
Tom Waterldl, Madam Demme and House. At
the latter plate the royal party partook lunexon, and em-
barked in Mr. Herbert's au Urge to •141, the various islands
and objects of attraction at the tees of the mountains, and
the three inks.. His Royal Uighur and suite expressed
themselves highly sad gratified with all they saw,
sad with the t appliances afforded by the Royal Vic-
toria Lake H an eetabilehment that for man years has
received the patronage of her most gracious esty the
Queen. Emmen, April 17.—0 n Thursday, the 1 inst.,
at the hour of 12 o'clock, the Prince of Walla and suits
arrived at the Lansdowne Arms Hotel. As • fair was
being bold in the town, there me a large assembe
tlizatctry and the peasantry al the surrou-
Though the arrival of the prince was
yadte unexpected,
surrounded
ere 10 minutes bad elapsecl
every ear, anxiously and impatiently a dew mar
a
tiently awaiting to see the
heir apparent of the throne of that mighty kingdom on which
the sun never sets. The MMus and hall of the hotel were
quickly crowded with the rule sad hake of the locality.
Rule' lunched at the WA sal &se a delay et about
two boars, his Royal at the held door,
and woodzimeted with Mitiesrp=theers ad shouts at
The prism samed mask pima& tail tie-
qesethy raised kis hat off hi. heal in ileipasst et
Mies burly dmenelmieloos of lows sal ; be than
stepped al em sahib ear" and IMO ete ta . His
Royal
lee memance our ami demm golden
*Mom ken 11.1111. high tad Iww.—Chrk
• Melly WM time a lady la the (Ark CON•iibleillt give
the hliewies mem* of the Prince on his way to Olen-
pries :
"Two peatemle Me Imipmetelme Sunday—the arrival
at • whets fa this barber, MI • five Telma in our weetern
nistropena. The pages hue Mimed es et his Royal High-
ants arrival in Calk, Mt me bray Wend be would have
bad the good taste to vlk that eery embereled sad interest-
ing looality, Skib., yid& mot hem appeared to particular
admateg. e in a down-pour snob se we fad all day on Thurs-
day. However, be did use mai semi to mind, thoughk
the people remelted that he wee "very badly *Med,' and
be was drives hythe Wetershwts Mss Deyits hotel, where
he mat fa mil arhd aor ot Bestsalawhich he took
Mahn at the scour. He then asked if she had any reel
pothesalskead,hettelag anin
teed zed the afar
then mixed ztive, he ord
the Bar, werldeist,
easidere all shared. kn. Doyle took the party for people
come about Mr. Madder's promised steamer, and on the
Prince remarking that seemed a rising place,'
she said, ' It would be if there was any one there who had
interest to ham the dm despised from the quay at Old
Court, to allow the steamers to some up to the town.'
Shortly after • crowd began to collect, as a rumour spread
of a Prime, an 'Mud live Prince, being to be seen, so he
speedily mounted the ;tingle and set off for Bantry. The
gle-driver, who will, of course, be immortalised as ' the
y who drove the Prince; is now an object only secondary,
and he is full (tall the Prince said and did—how he told him
tchian soared the sods of turf ea they drove alarm, with
he mesed himself peliting, or, as the boy said,
viedetteg, evapedirs es they peemel: I idek sores
of the lalgilildeS CMS ordrillami ibee tbe Meth did
am* amell omen bra -th the nth, the a
rani Primes Hal, gth bthrif mbe welly
baled lin. Doyle is et =me la nil lisa.
vii;
proporhmate dew* at the at bet dna.
who is go to get a metre the Wghlrhoseweel tumbler,
though she remarks, with he Illiessortiffeatiou, gra 'lt was
onfortunstely the most diallemell glees in the mbar, anal
• bit out of it.' Bnerbeft the mauled kek at thert;em
Lisgoing
and to barfall deli it, and the happy Mrs. is
of going came he mil bit betel The Prince of Wales
is fact she nom b madthr that she has now some private
amin the Adeas,eadabe sailed the gtngle-boy an '
lm-
wManiedw sampan Merit to • Trims, because
win alai la height, as Him was like such a fellow
ay Agri: 4 *IF ogee that the highly honoured gingle will,
like Yids sop, the Victory and the Royal Otorge, be cut
up Mee tiegmats and converted into all sorts of knick-
knacks, aid no doubt the stuffing of the cushions—if Indeed
they were not stuffed with stones, as one I last travelled on
was—will be sold for putting into rings, itc. If
yOlt:= for any nameato you ought to apply for it in time,
he the fever of royalty is now at its height."