Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-12-09

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Hospital and Geological gardtsini.4l
The little geemetrical dover beds were
nulnberless and Hlled 1witha great,va-
triety of rich f1owefs, anlong which
the hyacinths we're the most striking
on account Of their freshness and va
iriety. II seemed, indeed, as II Ff6ra
had upset her basket anef strewed tho
whole earth withtits contents.. Tho
geological display is not very great,
and not to be compared to- that of
Regent Park, in London. 1t is ifls
teresting, however, as containing
tsome specimens of the native animals
of Ireland I7saw there quite a nuns
Der of white>tailed eagles and some
golden eagles from the county of
Kerry, near the lakes of Killarney
The native wolf is also seen. I SAN
no. one promenading. ridingyoS taking
an airing in the Park. This &ss5tha
second week, of April. and though the
days were bright and mild, the morn:
Iings were fresh and frosty. The Park
Esecmcd to be abandoned for the pres
ent. The one thousand reds whita
and spotted doer had exclusive pos
session of it, and they roamQd about
Quietly rs cattle, browsing upon tht
lrich pasture as heedIessly us If they
had lost all fear. Witnessed one day
"a, Regimcntal cavalry drill, which,
taken all in all-Tthc men, the horses,
the precision of movement and the
martial bearing excelled anything of
the kind Fever saw. Nor islIt Won
der, for the men, and horses too, arc
select, and their constant drilling is
thorough and severe, Their ipstrpc-
ton by platoons and companies may
be witnessed every day in front of the
Royal Barracks, which are quite within
the city and along one of its thorough
fares. The men are. handsomely
dressed and well mounted, and tho
horses we'll saddled, bridled and ca
parisohed. These troops, that are
stationed near The Courts or Royalty,
are to all intcnts and purposes, SOL
diers. Off duty rs well as on duty,
their hear;ng is soldierly. Their fierce
conntcnances have nothing equ;vooal
in them. They arc maChincs, and
will do what they are ordered to do
without question or hesitation. ~
BY invitation Of an Irish gentleman
from Limerick, who, was stopping at
the same hotel with me, i Joined him
III general toHr about the city in an
open carriage, and afterwards visited
Christ's Church Cathedral and st.
Patrirk's Cathedral. In the latter,
as well rs in tho former, there arc
quite humber Of memorial slabs and
monuments. In St. Patrick s; Dean
Swift and g StellaN are BURIED silB
by side, and they are covered with
two slabs, There is also one In mem
ory of die Dutte Of Shomberg, who
felisat the battl pt the Boyne, and 5
y. 3 ~
Ina 3le, with decotatipns weed
Ipain ted and ellced, and sligTo ounded
ll1y4tis sixtoen children. In Ghrtst,s
fCburch Cathedral, which 1s pro-
ID anti among othprs there Is seen q
tc alto Earl Strong ngbewBndthis wifa.
II 4 Cathedral was built flrst In 1O3s,
butaif IGeis dded to and changed
from time to time. It's complete
restoration at an expense of S1,-
600, 900, by one individual, n Mr..
Henry Roe, a distiller, has removed
from it all the marks of antiquity
The sums spent in the restoration of
these two fine Cathedrals, amounting
to S1,7O0,0O0, shows how profit
able the business of brewing must be
in the city of Dublin. What they
made was lost by the consumers in q
great measure, though no doubt many
were compensated in renewed Vig0r
of body and restored health. Zen
tered Ireland in the Province of
Munster, and at Dublin was in that
of Beinstcr. l was afterwards in
Ulster and Connaught. And from
the many beautiful women 1 saw in
the several Provinces. might VEN
ture an endorsement of the refrain in
the songs r-...,..-.
The I,cfnstet girls with siiken curlG,
Make havoc most Hlarmin ;JTl ~ FF
'MOngst hearts that fear no mortal thing
Hurrah! the Irish Girls my darliD.
The Munster girls with rillscn curla, 2 lfit
and voice iti:e lark. or Etarln ..--.
Let Venice Dask In her maiden srniicB-
oh, but the Irish Girls my dHrlin.
The Connaught girls, tho mountain girls,
| Mcdonald nor great AcFaTlain,
Can pluck one ViFtuoIts feather from you
Sure the Irish Girls my darliu. ~
The Ulster girls. with silkeu curls.
The Causeway'6 breeze makes clafmfn
Their love is AZ pure as NOOre'B Lock neagh
! Och, boys, the irish Girl's my datlln.
! Don't forget, that the largest stock
of Fine Watches, Clocks and Jewelry'
that was ever kept in Charlestown,
is to be found at H. "A. BuRToS's !
Jewelry Store. He has and will keep
on hand, the largest assortment ever