The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-08


produce the books, but having been
previously warned by Coghlan, he con-
veniently disappeared, books and all.
The exciting event which followed
caused the matter to be overlooked
When King James was retreating on
Dublin after his defeat at the Boyne by
the prince Of Orange, the city was in q
state of uproar and anarchy, and Capt.
Robert Fitzgerald, one of the duke Of
| Leinsters family, was confined as pris-
oner in the improvised fortress of Trim
| forced his way ont. sword in hand,
captured Dublin castle, and was the
means of saving the city, including the
college itself, from being set on fire by
| the mob.
January 9, 1898, witnessed the first
centennial Of Trinity college. The
lords justices, the privy council and the
lord mayor and aldermen were present.
There were various ceremonies, reli-
gious and otherwise. Bishop Ashe, OF
Clogher, preached a eulogy on Queen
Elizabeth, taking for his text: Verify,
say unto you, wherever the gospel
shall be preached in the whole world,
there shall also what this woman hath
done be told for her memorial" The
scholars gave Latin orati0ns in honor
of the queen" and an ode by Poet
Laureate Tate, graduate of Trinity.
was performed by the leading swels of
the kingdom. The Terre Filius, a sort
Of kings jester. made humorous
speech, and at night the university, as
well as Dublin city and the leading
towns of the country, were Illuminated.
Owing to the disputes which arose
between the students and the corpor-
alton of the city in regard to the
privilege Of voting for parliamentary
representatives in the year 1719 the
matter was referred to the Dublin par
lament, which decided against the
scholars franchise, but it has been long
since restored to them.
The tercentenary proceedings will
commence at Dublin on Tuesday, July
B. At ten o'clock a. m. the large num-
Der Of visitors who will have gathered
in the Irish metropolis from all parts
of the world viii be received by the
university. This splendid hall. which
is contained in separate edifoe in the
parliament square of the college, will
present brilliant scene during the re-
ception, after which, at eleven O'Clock,
a procession viii start for st. Patrick's
cathedral-the Irish Westminster
abbey-where grand commemoration
service will be celebrated. While join
ing in this procession all the guests and
delegates, as well as their entertain
ers, will wear their academic robes or
official costume. At three o. m. a
cricket match will take place in the
college park between the universities
Of Dublin and Cambridge. At four D.
m. garden party will be given in the
Fellows Garden. The tercentenarv
ode will be performed by the University
Choral society at nine D. m. in the
Leinster hall, mammoth place of
entertainment situated in another part
of the city, and at ten O'Clock the lord
mayor of Dublin will give grand re-
ception and ball at the Mansion house,
his official residence
The second day of the tercentenary
will commence at twelve noon, Wednes-
day, July 6, by the comforting Of honor
ary degrees in the examination hall. At
three p. m. there will be meeting in
connection with the graduates memoir
ial; another cricket match between the
Cambridge eleven and Dublin UNIVERSE
ty, and garden party in the grounds of
the Viceregal lodge in the Phoenix park,
the summer residence of the lord lieu
tenant of Ireland. At quarter to seven
p. N. the Tercentenary banquet takes
place in the Leinster hall.
The third day, July 7, will open at
eleven a. m. with a procession in
academic robes from the examination
hall of Trinity college to the Leinster
hall, where the delegates from all the
other universities will present addresses
of congratulation. From four to six
o'clock P. m. there will be a garden
party at the Royal hospital. Kilmain- /
ham. The Royal hospital is sort Of
pensioned and provided with quarters. |
1t is almost as ancient as Trinity col
lege itself, and stands in a park of CEN
turied trees, its ancient Elizabethan .
quadrangles being approached by
stately avenue entered through bat /
tlemented gate where soldiers are al
ways on guard. 1t is also the official |
residence of the general commanding
the queens forces in Ireland. Atep.
m a dramatic performance will be
given in the Gaiety theater.
Friday, July s, the concluding day of .
the great celebration, the students will
be addressed In the examination hall
by certain of the foreign delegates At
half-past twelve p. m. the university
sports take place in the College
park. The university ball viii bring the
list of ceremonies to finale, commenc-
ing at ten p. m, in the Leinster hall
During the continuance of the ter
centenary celebra ton there will be full
choral evensong in the college chapel
each evening at six o'clock. All guests
and delegates VIII be made honorary
Of the University club during
their stay in Dublin.
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