The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-06

standing the time OF Williams BIRTH William
fore born in it. The Dukes mistress would be inst likely to
be lodged of the other buildings within the circuit of
the castle in the great square tower of defence And
accept the belief which becoming prevalent that
the present keep of the twelfth century and not of the
eleventh. not thereby at all committed the dogma
that because Robert the Devil lived before 1866 he could
possibly have had castle stone In the the eleventh
and twelfth centuries castles Normandy destroyed
few of by William himself after the great revolt
which put down Vades-dunes The Norman CASTLE
evidently of the type used after the Conquest introduced
into England before the Conquest foreign favoes of
Edward the Conessor They could have built only imi
taton OF what they had been used build Normandy and
unless the new fashion, with its had been distinct
advance on anything in the of fertilization already
in England it would have much aazeent as it
did Engishmen were perfectly familiar with to
town. but the Norman keep something something for
which there was no English and which therefore
tanned its French name of castel." On the WHOLE
the evidence is favor of the bef that present castle
of Faae of the twelfth century But there reason to
deny and there believe that Robert the
Devil may have inhabited castle of essentially the type
in the eleventh century,
ROYAL BRoTHELs COURTS.
Said signor sala to Victor Emanuel "The Prince Royal
is to bring home we hope, bride. Now Italy Afford
your Majesty to keep two Courts 1t u.s. therefore, absolutely
that the Court which she should
be such in all respects it BELTS the residence young
Princess the future Queen of Italy, be- Some changes in
your Majestys habits needed make this These
changes therefore, absolutely the weorde
ing of Italian finance Possibly they throw light
origin of his Maesty's debts.
FUNERAL BARON CARLO PoERo-The BODY was taken on
Tuesday evening" the End May of San Fran
cisco d Paoo and after lying in all night it was fol-
d
that which followed the remains of Guglelmo Pepe
The interior of the church darkend and the walls lined
with mourning drapery In the centre lofty caaaque on
which the coffin placed the lid which covered with
flowers while apes bazed around large space round the
church rallied off for the general public the remaining
OF 1t being reserved for senator's deputies officials and those
who had been specially invited All shades of the Liberal
party were represented and mingled with his friends
were of the Liberals who had been strong
to him. The proceedings commenced eleven o'clock
by the Senator Sciao who the delegate of the Florence
municipality made short and touching address announcing
the mournfu mission which had been assigned him. The
Syndic of Naples in reply gratefully acknowledged the
ton of the sister CITY, Csp of the from the
Chamber of Deputies then pronounced graceful eulogy on
the deceased The formal documents read attsng
the death and consignment of the remains of Poero after
which Professor Abgnente pronounced the funeral Grafton
In eloquent discourse he rapid sketch history
of Southern Italy last sixty years with and
illustrated it by the family of Carlo Poerio His two
unce said the speaker his father his brother Alexander
himself the victims the despotsm of the Bourbons
Imprisoned three four times exed by continual
espionage the whose memory they had had
never ruckled to power had swerved from his political
principles and had fed from the consequences of his
faith Happier than his family he had lived aspra
lions for the unity of his country triumphant but his life suf
ferings had broken down his constitution the maady
which he had contracted from persecution had tem
mated his existence graceful aluson made passing
by Mr. Gladstone and the writer says by
eminent around the caafalque coun
tryman bust of Poeo On the conclusion of the Grafton
requiem chanted the benedcton given the pro-
cession formed AS the deceased civilian no
opportunity for that display which marks military funeral;
still it very imposing from the numbers who were
assembled and from the deep feeling many even to
tears by which all moved The procession opened by
representatives of each legion of the National Guards then
followed the funeral car accompanied by the clergy mme
datey behind where the senator's deputies the project
generals of the and of the National Guards con-
siderable number of officers of the army and navy These
again were followed by Neapoltan citizens of all
parties six deep behind them the Operatives Society,"
with their flag hung with crape the Alumni of the National
Guard-tha is the future citizen soldiers in uniform fully
armed and much attention they attracted their soldier
like bearing boys they the mounted National
Guard succeeded the Alumni conspicuous from rich uni
forms and fine horses while detachments of ne of the
Bersagieri and the Lancers closed procession which in
length extended nearly through the whole of the Toledo
Every window occupied, and from many were hung out
banners with The streets densey crowded The
body conveyed to the Campo Santo which is full two
miles distant from the place of starting Here it was deposited
in the tomb of the family of De Servo in fifteen days
funeral will be performed on MAGNIFICENT scale in the