New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-03-22
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ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND THING
From Mr.. Yates's World (L0ndon)
THE ROYAL VISIT TO IRELAND.

The arrangements for the royal visit to Ire
land are of course open alteration but understand
that so far as things settled the Prince and Princess
of Wales will arrive at Hoyhead from London on tho
Kin9steWn in the Royal Yacht Osborne which has been
placed at their disposal by the Queen Inc Prince ana
ana are then their beginning In Ty
% w Be s OF S Se s1S
a Royal visit to Killarney have been removed, as Lord
Spencer to the Prince Princess his aeat
there which he has placed at their disposal This spen
Kspmare, has been closed since 1880, and during the
residence OF its last autumn only few rooms
were used as Lord Kenmare has suffered very severely
from the nonpayment and reduction Of rents and
afford TO Keep up 80 large ana Costly place muck.
mn Tor some time and both his shootngs and Lord Ken
mares are let to Mt Edward Amphett, who occupies
Prince and Princess intend remain at Killarney for
several days. and Lord Kenmares place VIII De tner
Lord and Lady Spencer will entertain large and dis
tnguished party there to meet the Royal visitors Tne
programme is not yet fixed, but hear that visits will
Certainly be paid to the Duke aud Duchess OF Lenste at
Carton TO yiscOunt Cefden. or Lord ana Lady orond
in Kilkenny and to Lord and Lady Powersc9urt az
the oath or 25th, again crossing In the OSBORNE
MR. PARNELL AT WESTMINSTER
(Which is Mr. Parne n IS and for several years has
BEEN question most often put to an hdone OIL 'he
House OF Commons by the chance visitor And more
and more frequently OF late years has been necessary
10 answer: "Heis in his place but that's Healy
an application OF what the lawyers call the eypes
Tor nexhing to-it y doctrine which may or may nos
be the querlst His interest In Mr Heay
will DEPEND course whether ne does OF does not
know how much superior in capacity the member lof
Monaghan TO any among that row OF Mgny ds.ena-
ed Young wIndbags the head OF which he slts Butu
The sichiseer should chance not to care ABOUT seeing
the lieutenant may be some time before MS curosy
cratied by the sight of the captain MT rarnen aoes
not often honor the House at the beginning OF qussuon
time and frequently stays but few minutes whsh ~
does look In toward its end He leaves 70 Ny hesy
ana the Cnfef SECRETARY Win quss
tions and to that rising young orator. MI william hsa
mond, to rally the Government on the magnitude o.
their military establishment In Ireland where the small
est village full 1t appears OF certain unknown dellca
ces described by the honorable member as bay nuts
During the earlier part Of the debate on the commttA
stage OF the Redistribution bill, Mr. Parne, doubtless
engaged elsewhere patriotic laoors was absent from
the House. and his followers obgngy continued talking
for couple OF nights allow their leader TO return on
Friday night he appeared In his place and as II wer
his official seal the charge against tho Irish boundary
Commissioners OF having gerrymandered' consutu'
encies OF the north OF Ireland But Lord u as prede-
cessor OF Sir Thomas Brasseys used TO say 70 see Win
what indifference he doth il, and for what mighty niue
matter his party Will applaud him!" MI Parnels al
WAYS frigd style OF oratory has OF late become even
colder and more nonchalan. than ever He speaks ep
cent on rare occasions official duty.apparcnuy
rather than from any other motive and seems In fact
TO take pleasure in showing that as 1t was not by meu
talk that he gained his unique position, SO ne need no
initiate the loQuacty of his followers In order 70 re'