Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-10-02

From our Evening Editien.l
Mr. Barney M'Gsire's History OF the Cere-
nation.

AIK-Grepes Of Biarrsy
Och! the Cerossson what celebf stioa,
For emulslios with Il compare
Twas aere you'd see the New Pslishemen
Making a skrimEage at half after four,
Asd the Lords aRd Ladies, and the Miss o Gradys
All standisg round before the Abbey door
Their pillows scorning that self same morning,
Themselves adjoining, all by the candle light,
with roses and lilies and aafy down al lies,
And then approaches FIVE hundred coaches,
With Ginhal Duhbesk: Och, twas mighty fine
To how asy boulc Corporal Casey,
With his swoord drawn, prancing made them kape line
Ths' The e. esa's alarms, and the King Of Arums,
Opening the massy doors The bould Ambassadors,
The Prince of Po,boys, and ths great Haythen Jews
An jewls frsal jasey his dpmond boots
With Alderman harmer and that swat eharmer,
The fsnale heiress, Miss Anja-ly Coatts.
AID Wellington walking with bis drawn, talking
And sir De Lacey, ana The DSse Danasey,.
Themselves presiding Lore Mei6ourne isdmg
And sAs. sse o shd The Dat
The Qseen OF Psrtngars Chsrgy-ee. fair.
Then the noble Prussians, likewise the Russians
In 6ne laced ackeis with their goulden cuffs
Aad III. Bavariass, and the proud Hungaran,,
And Ev cry ssns s; AZ " fErs and NUTS
All in The Gslery you might persave,
There Baron Alien himself e1altpg,
: And ,i Prince von swarizsns.urg and many more,
To tell the hal OF 'em was 10 the tore,
With the swae Pesresses in thu II crows and dresses
But Mehemsi Ali said quite siDaly
"Pd be proud to the likes among the Turks"
Then the Queen heaven bless her och they did dress her
Like Venus or Hebe, or The Queen Of Shelby,
Win six young Ladies holding up her gown.
Sure twas grand TO see her, aso for 10 he
hs big Or. ms sa,e and The Lu%Ps's blow;
With his four. andtwenty fdlers AL on a row!
Then the Lsrd Archbishop held goulden dish up,
For 10 resave her bounty ara great wealth.
:, You'll give The CIargy lave TO drink our health !"
@a.'
Asd II any band tratoqr or infe,er craylhur
SneeIes at that, I'd like TO see the man"
Then the Nebles knee. ing 10 ne Powers appealing
Heaven send your MESSY glorloa. releni"
And Sir Clsudius Hunter he dia confront her,
tai All 10 his sc,I,, co." and golden de- cham
But mighty sarious. looking 1T 10 cry,
For the Ksrl of surry, all in his hurry
Throwing the thirteens hi, hi a in the eye.
Tssn ts.1 , 81. and gSes
And tsey did splash her with the real Macasskur,
And he Queen said, /" All! ,hen 'hafk ye all for
Then the trumpeS bray .ng and the organ play ing,
And the swate ,romeon-s with their silver tones,
But Lord Role was roln twas very coosoing,
To think his Lordship did not break his bones
Then Cranes the CIstards and the Beef and Mn.
tards.
All on the oubslsnts like pouitherer RS shop,
With HOLSTERS and White bait and other Sw ats meats,
And the Wine, ana Nsgss, and Imperial Pop
There was Cakes and apps in all the chapeis,
Och the Count voa SlrogoHo b. got prog enough,
The sly ould Devil underneath The stairs.
Then there ould Benn-tt looking sour as a rsnset
Ogling the Queen with his queer cock eye,
He KEEPS pr aising Yankee and said thanky'ce
Asd when he saw Webb, h. give him the GO. by.
He's jewIl Of fellow. aad lie gs; mellow
Yet he drank in the smiles tram the iaoies grand,
But though amongst he taried be said he'd get
married
Till he set his foot npon Yankee land
Then the canncns iburdeId and the people WONDERED
CRYING, "God save yieor,a our Royal o0ren"
Och! " myself should live TO be hundred,
Sure rs tbe ude dsvth atI have
And now I've ended, what pretended,
This narration splendid In swale poe thry,
So, ye Gear bewicter. list hans The pitcher,
Faith, it's myself that's getting mighty dbry.