Volume 93 — HIBERNIA TO THE QUEEN.
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(On the occasion of the Visit of Princes Victor and George of Wales.)
Your Majesty's Grandsons I welcomed with joy, At a time when I'm horribly worried; Albert Victor and George—he's a broth of a boy— Their visit was brief and too hurried. Ah, then, if your Majesty's self we could see, Sure we'd drop every grumble and quarrel. Stay a month in the year with my children and me, 'Twould be a nice change from Balmoral.
The Wild West Kensington Indians were not permitted to go to Henley last week. It was thought that the sight of so many sculls would be too much for them, and that they would immediately want to scalp everybody. Why doesn't the Honourable Colonel Buffalo Bill Cody engage "Squash," and give him a show on a buck-jumper? Something amusing is wanted to enliven the Wild West Scenes in the Circle, and "Squash" is just the sort of droll required.