New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08
IRISH CHEERS FOR KING.
GEORGE v and Consort Arrive at
KingstoWn Harbor, Dublin.
NOT TO LAND UNTIL TO-DAY
Prince of Wales Also of Party
for Chapter of Order OF st.
Patrick at the Castle.

| Dublin. July THE royal yacht Victoria
and Albert, with King George and Queen
Mary and the Prince Of Wales and Prin-
cess Mary on board. anchored i'm Kings
town harbor at o'clock this evening.
Every available point along the breakwater
and on the landing stages was crowded
with cheering Dublinites. who. on seeing
the King and the Prince Of Wales on the
/ bridge OF tie yacht. burst forth singing the
national anthem. The first division OF the
home fleet. anchored just outside the har-
Dor. also fired salutes In honor OF their
maiesties The royal party will not land
until tomorrow.
The King and Queen when they come
ashore will be received by the Lord Lieu
tenant OF Ireland and driven in state car
riages to the castle where they are 10 re-
side during their stay. A number of brill
liant state functions are to take place in
the royar residence during the next few
days, including dinners a levee. a court
reception and a chapter OF the order OF ST.
Patrick. The old building. dating from
early in the thirteenth century. is not very
imposing In appearance. but il is Commo-
dious and we'll suited for court ceremonies.
In the presence chamber, where the
court receptions will be held stands the
Kings throne OF gilt carved work under n
canopy Of rich crimson velvet beautifully
ornamented with gold lace In the panelled
ceiling OF the ballroom known as St Pat
ricks Hall. is a large allegorical painting
OF George III. supported by figures repre-
sentinE Justice and Liberty One OF the
side panels is filed with a painting OF St
! Patrick preaching TO the native irish and
on the other side is a picture OF the sub
mission OF the Celtic chieftains 70 Henry II.
Services at the Cathedral.
Their matesties will attend service on
Sunday at st. Patrick's Cathedral The
present building dates from 1890. when 1t
took the place OF one which had stood on
the same site for centuries During the
time Of Cromwell the Protector used the
cathedral a. a courthouse
The King will inspect the Royal Irish
Constabulary on Monday in Phoenix Park,
where he will also hold review Of troops
and present some OF the regiments with
new colors
The weather tonight is brilliant and
Dublin looks her best in her gala decora-
ton Enthusiastic crowds are parading
the streets.
Among large party of guests at the
Viceregal Lodge are the Earl and Countess
Of Granard, the Earl and Countess Of
Bandon, the Earl and Countess Of Car
rick, the Countess OF Mayo. Lord and
Lady Castletown. the Earl and Countess
OF Rosse. Lord and Lady Castlemaine and
Lord and Lady Pirrie.
From the enthusiasm Of the populace
there is every indication that their majes-
Ties VIII receive popular ovation to-mor-
row. The Lord Mayor OF Dublin announces
ne will do nothing 10 mar the harmony of
the King reception. He intends TO see his
majesty in state before the King leaves
Dublin. but he declines 10 say when or
where The official programme FOR to-
morrow's reception does not provide for
the presence OF the Lord Mayor.
Inc Irish people feel f'attered that King
George has visited Ireland before going TO
Scotland or Wales, and il is believed that
nth" VIII come Of the efforts Of the indie
pendents TO disturb the harmony Of the
| occasion
Addresses Will be presented to the King
from every sort Of public body in every
part Of Ireland. representing Home Rulers
as well as Unionists
To Attend the Court.
Six thousand applications have been re-
ceived from persons desiring 10 attend the
court on Tuesday. but the state rooms al
the Castle will accommodate only about one
thousand.
Another incident that is affording salts
faction is that King George and Queen
Mary have decided to visit Maynooth COL
ege. They will be received there on sun
I day by Cardinal Logue and Archbishop
Walsh.
The decoration OF the city in honor Of
the royal visit has been carried out with
lavish hand. Miles OF streets are spread
with bunting and festoons. while from the
landing place az Klngstown 10 the city
boundary a distance OF more than six
miles. there are nine triumphal arches
connected by continuous decorations.
All kinds OF public festivities and enter
tainments, especially for children have
been arranged. The preparations for IL
luminations are three times more elaborate
than for the night Of the coronation.
Much enthusiasm was manifested on the
Stock Exchange to-day. Business was sus-
pended while the members sang the ma
tonal anthem. Finally II was decided to
close the Exchange next Tuesday well
a. tomorrow
The independents. on the other hand, are
trying 10 draw the people from the re-
ception OF the royal party by holding the
annual pilgrimage 20 the grave or Wore
Tone tomorrow instead Of Sunday.
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