When the Queen announced her intention of visit instead ut going to the Tratian Rivi nounced that her Majesty was going to Ireland for rest and quiet, and not for a succession of ring public demonstrations; and her Trish: subjects have no rea plain, and indeed have no thought complain that on most days their only opportunity of seeing their' i: i ing her informal dri part of the City. There 8, however, a most pleasing and interesting public event on Saturday, when her Alajesty drove between the ranks of thirty thousand cluldren who had come to Phoenix Park from all_parts of the Island to do honour to their Queen. The little more than nomi al rates for the cou veyance of the children; and an energetic committes had nude most successful ngements for provisioning an ministering to the comforts of the little ones. "The Queen was visibly afooted Ly the evident pleasure which the excited children derived from their excursion, and she showed particular interest in the children of her soldiers at the war. Yesterday hee Majesty received in the grounds of the Vice-regal Lodge a number of children who had been prevented from getting to the Park on Saturday. And on other days, while the Queen has vested, her daughters Princess Henry and Princess Christian have been indefatigable in visiting has; d other public institutions.
al Dublin is full of English visitors.
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