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Excerpt from The Contemporary Review, Vol. 48: July-December, 1885
N visiting Ireland, the Prince of Wales gave a proof of his sense of duty and of his courage; for some eonrage was required lite: all the fears that had been expressed, though really the Prince and his consort were in no danger, since the diannionist leaders must hue known too well that in this case a crime would have been the vontof blunders. The Prince, perhaps, may have thought of the m¿a of history, and of the days when those who bore his title took thefield in defence of their heritage. He had good cause for exertion. Not even when Beebe'e armaments appeared in Bantry theerownoflrelandingreater peril.
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