The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-04 00:00:00

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beanie% brewer—J. Gayletrd.
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deDoireybran'd Fair. shoat *lack es Moab
avid Ise .eauga This rival at air Earths
Sattrualla was diaplayin all Its fin and raft-aloof
ten deyi ago, and we lite the description of its ineirate
Nen the Dahlia ifoisi)ve Poet of Wedoeiday
Thu'altnaal wee of caiety ,tttie iteent of the
yeah*. the Old, the joyous, and the thoughtless, where
Pat, in the mirth that every *here surrounds kin,.
maks to forget. for a few short lived hours, his hales
coaditiont—this animated picture of " Life of Ire-
laud," (as Corinthiau Tem WOild say.) this fair., or
pattern, or 660%411, or as it may be justly termed. this,
fair patters of a festival. commenced on hundity.
Froman early blear iithe itortiergithrestire load frank,
Stepheahnreett *as literally blocked tap with vehichWl
of all deeeriptions, and pedestrians of all ages sad
eites. the latter of whom were y step saluted will)
acne from the delvers of the former, of ".ooieg to
tie Brook. Ma'am?' —"lnoue for two, your honor,
and a dog fit the tell !"
Dnoltary dye...Bleck Erick Pugin, Clontarfjaantiag
ears. sod Mose:week rowley pewleys, were all is re-
quisition; sad teeny a wheil flew iris doable Tad
-doe, tensional laside into oateide planners, sad
learlog then el;ale to the dirt. The drivers, however,
made it a poky. to state. thus there was,aotbing
aislittuarti alai*liCifee a set dowa of this nature.
fbroaphont the satin day, the road preeented may
'a Steno of humour, and many a ludicrous incident, as
whbroy of th 6 poacti 01 fb pin ; but to loiter on the
road when we are asakiniest the fair, would be out of
all islet tie atoll, therefore. eadeavottr to ere i de•
seription, howtorer faint, of this Irish Carnival.
/fifer before did the town of Donnybrook witness
as isles Of clutters, use was Pei, tad hie delighted fa-
mily received on any farmer oceasioa with more plea.
sure. Every thing that could tempt the appetite was
in the greatest abontlatrate ; *very hosts° became an,
Intel. and every lent displayed a profusion of lusts ies
df the meet drairibre kind. Mere was good old Irish'
fire hi the greatest plenty ; and every table, stud al-
most the doors of every bowie, groaned under the
weight of neaps of beef. deliciuns Intuit and cabbage.
enormous legs of mottos, and varions other articles of
stomach foroitore, which it would be impossible to
enumerate. On theta magizines, it is needless to say,
that the moat tremeadons havoc was made.
The tents, which were as numerous and as respecta-
ble as on any fortnerlaeation, exhibited the usual
variety of signs and filthier*, 'baby of them having
appropriate moues.
The most of these. it must be admitted, were better
designed than executed; we toner, hot , make an
excattion in •faioni of a real knit) (a very it.a Ain)
Which Wes Meek in's' the fop of 0 pole, in fitiot.of
test, and which we conjecture will nut get the finish-
in ranch mail the close of the Fair.
Among the amassment' of the Fair we hive to no-
dee as equestrian company, inclining tiros atom's,
aad one lady Cale-libine ; Polito's Menagerie is Oki
mere. There Is likewise a liege booth erected for
Wonderfel Tooth," who was born, li should Ceara,
foe the ripe,. purpose of astonishing ohl women and
young children. We have beard. Indeed, of a nun I
•ho esedertook to leap doves Lis owe direst ad that
the way he orareanaged it was by going feet funrentlet
practising not by slight of hand, bat by slight see'