The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13 00:00:00

FrNERAL OF THE LATE LORD HERBERT

OF LEA.

Oa Friday the remains of the late Lord Herbert
were deposited to the silent tomb, when the last sad
offices of religion were performed and the final
tribute of respect was paid to all that was mortal of
this popular statesman and generoes-hearted and
accomplished nobleman. The loin of as public man
of our time has caused more unmixed sorrow thaa
the death of Sidney Herbert, for by that name was
he best known and will ever be remembered.
Ben•Soent and indulgent to all around him,
whether equals or depeadesta, be had the perfect
secret of extinguishing envy sad of undividedly
attracting to himself the love and esteem of all them
with whom he came in contact

--17be-buriaitook place in a-crypt or rant, cos-
structed for the interment of the mesabsrs of the
Pembroke family, under the chancel of the beautiful
Lombardian church of Wilton, which Ands a gram-
ful tribute to the atunidoence and piety ef the
Lamented nobleman. The funeral, in accordance with
the wines of the late Lord Herbert, was endue:led
in the most nnonentation manner. no invitations
being extended beyond the family circle, and the
immediate friends of the deceased. The shops in
Wilton were entirely closed, and daring the I,OIIM
ing..the town wore a most sombre aspect, and grist
for the loss of • kind benefactor was depicted ea
every countenance. Ile' funeral was fixed fee IS
o'clock, and before that boar • masiderable Dunbar
of persons belonging to Wilton, and from Selishogy
and the adjacent villages, had assembled in the
streets through which the melancholy proomeion was
t°'&69:. coin was carried by eight bearers, then
being two relays. It was of foreign oak, French
polished, with a raised cross oa the lid.
The body,
a lema
y, which
Leaden
cosin, otbs m
wasplaosadinaesd:witich ell, ne
enaoesd wan
iaseribsd _

-•.•••••••-•••
BIDNICY HlLlitilgßT,
Founder of this aituth.
Died 2nd August, 1861.
The funeral proomion was met at the ptes ai
the churchyard by the Rev. R. 8. C. Clammed*,
the vicar, the Rev. D. Olivier and 1t.,. R. T.
Baker, curates. and the Hev. T. B. Buchanan, the
family tutor. The Vicar then ommeesated reading
the burial service, and the body was borne into the
chetah and was *cod at the upper end of the
an,. near the chaeoel, the mourners beinhodemted no
wish side. of the church, which was with
The service was thee proceeded with, the
r:ems. rbeing misted by the It. T. B. Buchasaa.
Tbe mournful certlge then left the awed edifice
sod proceeded to the spot deekinaied foe the inter.
meat of the body, which was pieced as an oaken
carriage, moving on rollers.
The Vicar having concluded the mournful and im-
posers service, the body was gradually lowered into
the vault and placed hy the side of his deceased
mother, the late Counting of Pembroke. The
sorrowing relatives and friends of the deceased then
entered the narrow house in which be had been
laid, and took their last look at the coffin that
contained the remaicup of him they all loved so well.
The funeral procemion then left the round, and
thus terminated the last honours paid to &dug
Lord Herbert—Saliebeiry Journal.

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