The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10 00:00:00

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The coffin was pieced upon beaten at the grave aide,
and the remaining portion of the Burial ffervice was
than proceeded with. The Rev. Chancellor Daubeny
read Forasmuch Oa it bath pleased AlmiOty God,"
km., at the 00110104011 of which the choir bunt forth
with the words, "I heard • vont from heaven," most
impressively sung to Croft's touching music. At the
portion of the service, when the body had been lowered
into the grave, and the words "Earth to earth, ashes to
I ashes, dust to dust," were prononneed, the younger
memben of the family and several ladies who stood
rouod threw upon the ocdfin beautiful bouquets and
intstorteiles composed of flowers.
The diner portion of the eirrnee was ooneinned, and
the @heir then sung "The foe behind, the deep before,"
to the well.known tune by Troyte.
The sorrowing rel.tives and friends of the deceased
once again knelt, and having taken • last look into the
grave, the melancholy aid moat impressive ceremony
was brought to a close.
One of the most touching incidents connected with
1 the ceremony was the presence of Mrs. Hamilton, the
aged mother of the late prelate, who was seated in •
' Beth chair throughout the whole of the service, both in
the choir and at the grave ride.
The choir was specially strengthened for the occssioe,
Iby the addition of three lay vicars (bass, alto, and
I tenor), and four of the choristers from Winchester
Cathedral. The whole of the musical portion of the
servicalwhich was moot appropriate, was very effectively
reodered, under the direction of 111. r. Richardson, the
organist of the Cathedral. In the lint part of the pro'
cession the choristers were 144 by the Rev. finesentor
Tower, but after the service in the choir Mr. Riehardson
took the hied.

Moors. Stevens asd Blankmore, of Salisbury, were
entrusted with the arrangement of the funeral.
We understand that it was the wish of the Bight
Hon. W. E Gladstone, the Prime Minister, to have
attended uo i Emend of the Bishop, and that he would
have done so lithe ceremony could have been adjourued
until Monday, but it could not be deferred, and the
Preuifer's Parliamentary duties prevented his being at
Salisbury on Saturday.

ATTEMPT TO PolBol.—At tbe Maidstone ands. on
Friday, a wowed named Hamml2 Seaman was oon•
viand of attempting to poison another woman from
1 motives of jealousy. She was sentenced to ten years'
peu&l servitude.
Placenta Louts; on behalf her Majesty, on Wednes.
day. bad the fetindittiooatone of the second pair of
' buildings for the Gousaniption Hospitra at Voltam..
There wa, a numerous .and distinguished militarism at
the eeremony.
A Tra.zoiten from Philadelphia faineance.' Neal
diameter on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, by which
six moons were killed and thirty wounded. A piamenger
I train fell through a bridge near Cluirville, Tonneaux!,
land all the combat one were burnt.
Tan Prance sap that a lady in Paris has commenced
slit for aePeration from her husband on the grated
thus ho finu muniatukable proof. of being mod
in"CHlab am Allmoraine to night he does nothing but
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