The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-15
QUEEN VICTORIA IN IRELAND.

book. The beauty OF the CORK girls dVf@0V0 "' N0'
and wonderful rom of another she shows no
jealous disposition but praises them for their dark eyes ana
beautiful hair Ah if she only knew how many "dark eyes
her internal had made darker in the grave
and how many beautiful heads of hair have been torn Dy
maniac hands in poohouse wards she could write SO qney
of those beautiful Cork girls:
CoRKAs we approached the city people stream
ing in foot horseback and many in auntingcars;
When reached Cork the Fairy again lay alongside, and
received all the addresses first from the Mayor ana
Corporation knighed the Mayor Immediately afterwards,
then from the Protestant bishop and clergy from the Roman
Catholic bishop and clergy from the Lord Lieutenant OF the
county, the Sher and Others The two Judges VINO were
holding their courts also board in their robes Alter
all this landed and walked some few PAGES on
to where Lord Bandons carriage was ready 10 receive u.s.
The ladies with U.S. and Lord Bandon and the General
rode each side of the carriage The Mayor us
and many lord Listowe among the numbe) followed on
horseback in carriages The 18th Lancers escorted US,
and the Pensioners and Infantry lined the streets cannot
describe route but will suffice to that 1t took two
hours that drove through the principal Streets twice
through of them; that they densey crowded,
decorated with flowers and rumpha arches that the neat
and dust great that passed by the new College
which is budngone of the four which are ordered by act
of Parliament that reception most enthusiastic
and that everything went off to perfection and was very well
arranged Cork is not at all like English town. and looks
rather foreign The crowd is noisy excitable but very
talking and shrieking The beauty of the is
remarkable and struck much such beautiful dark eyes
and hair and such fine teeth almost every third woman was
pretty and remarkably They wear no bonnes and
generally long blue coaks the men very poorly often
raggedy dressed and many blue coats and short
breeches with blue stockings. -
DUBLN-Dubin is very fine city; and Sackville street
and Merton Square remarkably large and handsome
and the Bank Trinity College, etc, are noble buildings
There gates the town, but temporary ones were
erected under and here stopped and the Mayor
presented the keys with appropriate words AT the
last umphal arch little dove was let down INTO my
lap with olive branch round its neck alive and very tame
The heat and dust were tremendous We reached Phenx
Park which is very extensive at twelve Lord and lady
Clarendon and all the household received US at the door, 1t
| is a
with pretty terrace garden in front (ad out by Lady
Normandy and has very extensive view OF the fak ana
luncheon walked out and saw some OF the country people
dance jigs which very amusing 1t is quite different
from the Scotch reel not animated and the steps dlren
but very dro The people were very poorly dressed IN
thick coats and the in shawls There wos one man
~ho ~a regular pec''e" Of an hno" "lth has nat on one
stockings There three old and tattered pper playing
The Irish pipe very different to the Scotch it is very
weak and they don't blow into it. but merely have small
bellows which they with the We walked round
the pleasure grounds and after this got into carriage 1t
very hot and yet the people kept running the whole
way and in the thick WOODEN coats which seems they
always wear here.
That Irshman with his hat ear must have been a.
Jolly fellow He have been like that famous 1rshman
who bothered the lady in Leh The shoulders of the ugly
dog would measure more than yard If the fellow
only knew how much he admired he would undoubtedly
apply for position confidential body-guard.
Why will Irishmen their hats on one ear? The
Queens government have endeavored to stop the Irish
people from wearing hats ALL They have succeeded In
good many cases. for devil hat have they to wear"
STOPPING THE SUPPLIES.
We commend the Killarney Fenans for the good sense
shown in the following. The only way to bring those
Morarty cergymen their is to button your
pockets" Let England whose work they are doing pay
them
LONDON February 1.-Evening.-L from Killarney
saw the clergy of that town. who refused to say for
the souls of Allen Larkn and Could who executed at
Manchester have ceased to receive any money for their
support that of the Church.
CONTINUED FENIAN EXCITEMENT.
One Of the gates of the city of Cork undermined last
night February 3d. and blown up. AT the time all
telegraph wires leading into the city Prompt
action of the police prevented further demonstration Two
brothers named David and John Barry have been arrested