The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

HOUSE OF

(Coadased has yestallay's Rama.)

AVIDNIUIDAT, JULY 26.

BLEACIIING, BTC., WORKti BII.L.
Oa the motion far tbe mead Nadia's( We bill,
The hawse divided—

Fee the wend reading
Matsu
The bill wit. Umbra lest. 72-6
UNION OF CONTIGUOUS BENEFICES BILL.
Oa the order for eaeutittesee this
Kr. A. PELLATT emend the bill, and moved that it be
etedullted that day throe =lathe, behoving that the home
bed set bed time to give it du souldetattaa.
The hum

lee Vg late MOMMOO
47-23
The ban than went law enemittes oat the bill, and
passed see or two thesis.
CHURCH HAM ABOLITION (No. 3) BILL.
Oa the order of the deg for reserving the debate as pies
baba anamittee as this hlll.
Ala W., QAT thee.% -se then was so theses at this
Imo prima of the seines d this bill peens shin home
et perilmeat, SNIDE the anon et by whit*
it had bees mot, it wield am he tuepeti the bows to
teethes It apse the paper, sad be wield thatehre move to
dlesharse the mdse. (Hear, hear.) La dens so. however,
he loped to be allowed to ea" ate or two words This bill
had hen blinsissed on the 20th Nati, hat it was out
the Mb Key that be bad been able to shale for It a assead
winding. Almost all the members of the severnamet sap
ported the priers* of the bill, Leash It had mot bon
takes up as a severances otessen. Envy eau
hese the dace/bee uninvited by private inetaben
Is paeans any bill through tbe house, bat ho
thought that dassity ought sot to be enhanced
by hes. members takies advantage of the forms of the house
to defeat by delay say such bill against which they might
eetertan objestioas. (Cries of " Oh, oh.") This was a
gentlest white mould not safely be stifled with. It was
admitted oa all hands that the present aeomaleas mete of
the law la mud to abuse rates mast be remedied. He
had dew his bust to grapple wish it, and be thought times
who were opposed to the ohmage he had suggested would do
bets: 44 Oho mesas» by aritumeat,Anstsed ga-
ds* to It by delay. (" Oh, rib, and
is thesheen.)
Hs had to add that howwald the
drat week of Int WM emits of parliament.
the bill
The ardor In the munittes was then read sad die-

—tit; base et Speaks Bill, the Joist Stock Beaks Bill, the
Weed et Tobago Loans Bill, and the Pasesasire Jlet
Amosidsiest Bill, severally passed through eanunittes.
The low adjourned at el: o'clock.

THE HYDE-PARK RIOTS.

[Ma ddlowlsg is Use sessissiso sr yesterday's mess&
larl :7_ _

Tie Bev. Leonard !Wiwi& 14, Weilmeedenitplese' . .
mamba by Kr. )fie—Waa is the pack as the lst el Julys
hem Most • metier to lose until a matter to
ems. Walked the drive to within • Mabel
reds KIM mid bash yell. Steed while
the stew/ tee some time. Hie object wee to amemein MOM
class of perms the appeased. of Um Suaday Bill were. The
/wood was of two Mime. Then was • crowd of memo
who went there Ma ouriotity ; there me GM a Meted
that west with en eldest, apparently MOIL Tier*
crto be under seine orgaaMation, r tieMee SKr
ittiartess neer the sod of the Sammelme. Sew NM
sticks thrown ahead IN: o'clock. They time 'brim at twos
ere three gentlemen vice were riding dess the road. TM
sticks appeased WM' past el the mill that were broken.
There were elm stems Meows at the ems Mee. The
Melte end Minn mw Kew. by • Met el pimple who
used belied the now/ that wen leasing whose tie teak.
The mew win yeindpelly mug amen. After the assmse
wen thrown the palm heeded by ea same on foot. weld
threes\ the MeV. smiemonied to summed the ird. and
mine inehed• in sentnet OMR. Thar tenneheme were
bed he amid sae ass whether they weed them Saw
Me sodemenr Is Meer the milk ilmbellmee they
ise
their tseadmens aver the kook 4 the Mot sow to
husk those behind. They Mid the pm* to MIMI on.
The mend was is. with whisk the police Imes Magid to
isisellea dew seals, to *de aadset to ma fee repro.
Itemise ; and it was as MO nasems he had eared to comae
breed and give mileage.
Crese-marained by Yr. Intshell—Went by himself to the
park. Remarked that the adios diet,/atoms was confined
to • pertiesier legality, sad Mere wan a amain number of
=*he offered to be always to it. Saw • ring
bum lime to time. It iceman/ till there we. a se,
et yam; the people them rushed away. Did sot see any of
the pelleememederebe rail. Saw one polisesma struck by
ammo. Than were • greet many ladies on the outer edge
albs crowd ; bet not many along the Serpentine. Saw no
handbills distributed. Had sees Sir R. Idayse's notice ;
and Salt that going late the Pak after ma • warning
he ma Ostend to take the soneemenees. Shedd Dot have
felt intaimant it he had bees takes hp as a deter.
To Kr. Ellis—TM polies did set me mere violence;
this when they kept the street during the Emperor's
vidt.
To the Chief Conusissieser—Cosh not see whether any
.

mere Maws wen Mali y rite pollee sees they weri
tamps lime weird.
Pege• die lisM dillibiy, 'seedbed
byVialateltis is the perk bealmSpeo 3 to belf-past
4. Slued leaning mar Made ado aid a the liarpesdee.
Sew do people mad bask Wee w tbsestieeea. They wen
moved bees Mama lbsebeseing aeleised. Was wad
best hierrelL Then was se Mims wed. The pollee
aedi," SSW bask." The rails wen dewed trbis tike
plisse at birdie were tbrows. TM pew bad SS
Msnelluss is their kead• The please of hurdle were
*rem yeasipally whoa as Me wen pering. There
wee ifiewom.r. sew liwittsees than. They aid they
thole matey ; died meld sem
spes--7& W-swild= a hariado. Seas Manage who
owe 'Masi seer aid they did set with to bays the little
eiseaseiss made mem The plies behaved Imperateiy
awl body.
Cressezawbed by Kr. Mitchell—Did sot see say
struck. The pass sowed to be Miss sada ell
daToy.
Se Chief Camtheimer—ilaw so perms that had
bees streak. The hurdles were broken by saddest, sad
this the people throw She.. about. Ihe pethe pt their
toothsome ewe the bads dam is best, to Oda* then
behind to Mad leek. The peewee was very great. He
(witness) owl a boil es see gestimes's toe that be food
lib bud I. hie pease. (Laughter.)
Mr. ?rasa* Theme Pernik et the firs Middlesex
Militia, exameined by Mr. Ellie—Wes is the park frost •
gamer to three to Mr. Saw a few arriages pan. There
was Mean sad bilging at every me. There was herreued
simmeier a as,. respectable vehicle peered. Saw
in been ibigblesed. At he was walking up the drive
Mma a am& Masi sham _ Wiles be got through he
Mal sees joilsems woe Waft them. Ose pelicans&
said to Km, "TM odor nip, sir, if yes please." Witeew
tuned all., red sees Ow eat asetlage_gaismass, who
sidelined Ida owLelly rho isms term. That was about
helf-pesi dem Tie pelise wed as Mimeo. They had
their Swam* dram They appeared to be maim those
that wen treablesme, sad Mein these that were pum-
a hie.
Comeseadeed by Kr. Mitchell—Saw so ella led a!
Webs" He would hays bees very sorry to haw tikes a
voisithis Mee into the park that day. • ma sad wart
is s Ilse sad dew sewed dem, they append to
• ibe . Zs west Is the peek out el e'd'dy.
Saw as sprokrt i. Ike peek. lsesM ..eider it ma as
erdetheed meting. Tbe polies wee vow pethe Wine=
(les2wsitier)—Sey tell Mrs le p leek, bst Ms slimed bill
to
To the Chief Ceembileme=liew se blew whatnot
Meek. Left the perk s
Moth Ind pot bur.
JUNG , the dd
ledge, sear Hes the by Mr, Hillsry—.
Was is the hoses es was a large mai.
Some were my eldest, in mydvo. Several p mess
were Iraq Wpremises. Ihisema .than Se ma
who had Isle die Mee ; be;teee veep vi des', sod s
bey me is with a deadfall .sae is the Md. •
▪ ass reseed the wood. The toy said it was est
by s sees The medial am lad it was by a shell or •
she.. The pollee brought the bey is to haw his wined
diewed. Time was a heap of brakes Maw war tbe
Did set sok the bey's sane. Then wee seek a weed about
the been that be amid do soiling.
Oememaimil by Kr. Mitehall—la elms is se • eft-
Walls Seas et the Omen were MoOt date his plum
Then are Medial fl lb Moe. He Mims then nearly
ITaiz
&raliestear be pe ass rk ef lssdesfi
It tbe stslit wetall'S
cell water. He wee brew% ht is by bsr pthewees.
lie was snuggling with Oak sad then laid dews es the
rood. Dil sot see any of the polies stoke embody. Is
biked of me eye. (Laughter.) TM hod so shirt os.
He wee saniedof a a sib. Owe bit:Seth fee mean
Ma 4.1114 segabode is the perk.. They
maltase be mil dem hie hese".
TM Obief Oemeleelswel=De yes stem to ay that tie
crowd sibasiall is pH Bows year Woe ?
Witeelee=Tbef wise vadat up spinet tie h 0... They
were IN pox.=
sestissed—The as. was }}list late a
ash wiliest lie Mirk TM odor lam whowas butSaired
ensiled to be s goosetable wan. He was wry rongiti
with Se' mdse. ' will was Weide, asking for ha
keys. The des used violent luggage. He ewes at
ell polka TMee was swath a polio* at his There

all :di %tlO , :I.li ;Lb attx

seas a cab fall of them Kept handeuffe to hie peat '
those many years. The pollee brought them lest.
1H
4
boss posit-keeper 26 yams. Wee gamekeeper NUM Sy
for many yew beige that.
Ti the Oldet Oremaimieser—Thare wee a beep it
24 pude from the heel. (law SO moos ip.
the poises ease up„ Vibe peepie keg Moe se
:antrodhave liken ley tesesity they liked.V.lingbee
the pimple tile Keened away free that spat.
Mr. James>< Fordter,ef theurieeetagekWaesakeirter,
bookbinder, magoieed by Mr.BlUM—Wile la the Pullkheut
helf.peet Brea* Wiled her. Wealthily, ham killioalatr
as he bad heed Mat time mem to be :NM Hu sir a
very largo reetabes of people; seem ; some the
mry remote There wen dash et WI Wit*
Whoa letpehmea olset the darer the
mem& Med may beedi
ireozebrleas terse
te the Mama mph ea I. " Saw no applied
aid teemed' gem 'ram was a hither helium against the
psalm Kr debt what he emeideral ersa rely their data.
Thal egieeep sad requested the people to go beck. Tbp
sal mad tete beet. They began to mem the peat
;rilirthe paha. nem 1111111. so sissy rot dearesters
la the eesh that the pates were ia elowdeg triD;
cries awe mere She ghee of wad balsas .o.ses et
beings. Beard the
per
say "Go beck.' Sow emend
=rthis the polies pored with prisoners. They
aid sheeted. There was a crowd mead them, and
they were ezeitiog tbd mob.
Cress-en by Mr. Kitchell—Could set beer wed
they said. Teri were yelling sad gestionlating wine the
police interfered with the "rumba.' The respectable else
appeared rather to sympathise with the mob. Saw than-
thecae varies la the air hat saw no 'Winos committed
with these aramtheons. The roughs" sad the rebottle.
ble people 11111111 all mired together. Wrote to Sir 8..
Mayne kickable irderaes. KAIIIW souse of the A *Malan.
It was stated ea Keeday last, by a witness mined Ward,
that 113 A was lathe pert. sad that he (Ward) saw hies
strike dews a hew owl that he was disgusted at the bre-
Utley et earn .wheat; the statement was not tree; as ha
(whams) maid pans that 113 A was on duty Csewher• at
W
time. Sae Womb broke, as be left the perk whoa
ter week_ get
The OlietCommiesicese—How do yet know that 118 A
wee ma le the perk ? •
Wilesee.-Ille was in the neighbourhood of Prittesestreet
bottom bar and five. I saw the man hat night, and he
said he ant belie is the park.
The Mist Oemmiseloser—Did you see his impalas
else that day I,
Witasse—l did aet.
Golood Lindsey, M.P., of 47, Upper Brook-street,
'remised by Me. BUis—Was walking la Perk-street en the
let or July. Saw the crowd impede' Lord Grosvenor's,
end went into it. There were from three to tour hundred
people ill it. It IMO not •se dense bet that a •
maid pass. Saw three carriages per about sir o' .
About every quarter of a saints they yelled and groaned.
Thee were oesmional expessaleas et "Cheek his eat."
The appeoramme of the amend was me fee iammaism as that
there were kindle esprealims seed towards Lord B. Gres.
mem There were two policemen at the door, and three
or boar ethearireadeg about Aa far as he saw, they sada
no
attempt tesillaperse the woad, or indite, them to go
away. dews kite/ Wye/ pollee mom up frees the direc-
tion of peke Thep
et Sae abeenst. They
were Sawed • small Nowt et dam 60 people. They
warded up el mewls. The crowd behind were
shotethag. At SW moment some of the crowd got into
boor ens The mei resolved the polies with a storm of
yeas. The alleer le amamed dlearesd owe liae to fano
about. Thettill lies est Masked the tweed in Reeves-
mew, gad that babied time, sad disposed Wm. There
ware about 30 or 35 poNee. As far es he hark they gave
no
notice to the people to disperse. The pollee drew their
staves, sad struck about ball-a.dczen of the foremost people
ea theme. sod semidries, and the rest ran away. Sew no
puma godeady here; but shortly after he saw a man with
bleed as his hoe. la hi. opiates, it was prudent to disponi
that crowd.

lEllehdl said the witness bad given Me sables,* so
fairly dolls* at aet Weak it steeesouyis erearasenia• him.
To Ike Obis/ Oennisinar—iloar too nes Wok to •
Unripe* and neon se =MC A pelloinnes ens* one of
the nen ea the back, and tin man tbea moved ea. The
rasa did not appear to be sedisnly Wand. Then was no
violence exhibited by the crowd. There were no stones
thrown. _ .

Headeeess—There was enough to slam
the inhabitants of Le* R. Gros 'a house. It weeld
certainly have been rather rash for lord E. Grosvenor to
have come out into that crowd.
To the Chief Commbaloney—The inhabitants of the
neighbourhood were a good deal alarmed the neat Sunday.
Mr. George Weller, Glotteestonplate, East-lane, Wel-
worth, beer-retailer, namined by Mr. Ellis—Was fa the
park from three to a quarter to six. flaw the polies lades.
your to slew the drive. The majority of the people refused
to move wad they were forced back by the police. The
polite said the people should leave the drive to allow
vehicles to pass. Saw several MOSS thrown; one was
thrown at a carriage In which a lady was sitting. Every
time there was any bootleg, the crowd rushed from both
side. of the drive and immediately lila the drive. On
every *mei* he bunt some went say, " New, come on."
alli laspector Hughes ride quietly by. A man said, "He
thinks himself the Emperor M Russia." A clod was then
thrown, it passed close by the isopeetoes head,wheever threw
It said, " Tske that you rallaa." The polies who
were tidies up and down appeared to be especial marks
for the crowd
.

To the Chat Consingener—The superintendent did not
appear to be fa the Lint cads.
To Mr. Jlllie—law a gentiessan with as 'yellow loaning
on the rolls ; ama in a flosing ftiket streak bias • blow,
wins. " tie to dome. yea Witssievialsd for a
pa bet the gentleman did not wish to press rise
charge. The passim. gave the nun a tap of his truncheon
sad asst his. MIL Tb. pail., said no brutal we =necessary
videos. in dsocing lb. drive. They bad a great deal U.
Warr sad onoldillier that, titey displayed great forbearance.
Mem sneaked by Mr. Mitchell—The pollee used no
violin.. Y eisubsg the road.
Te Cesaminieser Aruntrong—Saw no rasa who had
received say *ha.
To Mr. 1111--Resen a good may szpreesioss seed
to emporias the ribs, end' as, " Who stole the /Obit
pis t " That I r orproselen peculiar to Walworth, because
• *Leman awes wee esti is trouble about a rabbit pis.
He wsa in fawner ef the resent beer bill; be amid not
has. gone to the perk Uit was sot fee that bill. There
ware a large number of bills Wass • nesting la Ryde-
r/A eirealated in lija asighboarood. He did not see tbm
incept to his own Mititt, bete.... for Iva years be bad never
been live hours *it of kis house, exempt on • Sunday
beard the szprimion " eons on" sad several tines. Heard
Ibe espressioa there is a Asap one fa seven yeses.
Massembar April VMS." It was need by a rsepestabis man,
bathe scold dot tell what it refined _

alio. 1, Wag's-
beesloerelk, Temple, was is the 'park goes 4 to 11 (Ode*,
as the grass at the earth side of Ste drive. Saw dm pike
k the lies ef the eeed meld est keep
it vaelpie,ry mall I tbe gemple mearriegien esavasaly is He
notierd the noose isehiewa mere sod memo regestedly.
Saw the hurdles broken. They IMO Mee dews • am-
ber of young tea. It was dew he awe mieshie4 and not
fir the purpose of obeeinieg minSei. The pollee same up
aeon attn. Teere wee is piall Few. The 1111114 altogether
on that day were mere or l orderly. Near the rail he saw
Some very aggravating modest towards two or three young
potions's, who bore it with the greatest terbium's. He
remarked one mas is parties/at, but did sot take his num-
ber. Saw me au oil& brumes of violence ea the part of
the polies. Saw awl remerkable loafs( area emptying
drink to several yensg seen oar him.
The Chief CommWseer—ln what tray remarkable ?
Wits as—HS had a very Sae bead. He was =kiss
observistioas on the government in a esrmetio tows,
bet not addressed to aeybody. He bad rely one bottle and
a small glass.
Cresevtandsed by Ik. Mitchell—Thu people were met-
ing the road apparently for the purposes of irritating the
paw. Saw Gee or two wee= tet the groand, bat did not
see them knocked down.
To C0•1111/1116/110/ Armstrong—The use who gave the
drink meet decidedly wee not imam. Hie obeervadons were
e* gseerel polities—the Glass of ateemres istrodeeed foto
the Reese of Ctirameas, and** pomp salve of the legis-
lature.

111;i11y after 4 o'clock the Cosweistiasers edjoaresel seta
to-maw (ais ilay)e et II Velosk. The pefforase whose
emboss bre haw pm by the +Kamm will be biesght
up for as pipes* of teatifieetiee.

OIIXAT STORK AT HALIFAX. A tam& storm
burst over Halifax oa Monday monies lest, marine the lest
ef three or more lime, sod the wreck of • vase amenal of
peoperty, the damage to oldie can poly es yet be • isetter
of eatiseture. Vivid flashes Of ligistniag and tremendous
pals Masada, werefelbewed by tearoom of arid&
ler am hours deluged the streets with unebaMl
Wedges were swept away, booms, tame, sad shape flied
with-enter aid dittokad fanatate sad
mash damaged of wholly destroyed. The= CI
rose tea feet above its 'Maw level. and headier/ and
tensiture Threem elseuripelap *see away by dm
seeneat. belles ham bees k is nunemed
that other penes ere renelag. AM a bridge
that spans the wad hes bee* esatudelaky lettalid
having a diem 30 ode. The ad wall ed the
pada aid? Pan lithe Mem
malir=asall ether beau wore Weirs about es
the sooless at the eon. TM reads sad peening!. were
lifted and tease up he =soy }loam by the ewe" at the
water is the dram Vest emesuesse it people tasked to
the town yesterday ;cremes the sellotalag hamboa, tevitaese
the ettreeti which stem hat tomeoleaul.—Not-
Anew

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FUNIRAL 0) THE LATE FIELD MARSHAL '
• I
LORD RAGLAN.
BRISTOL. WIDIIIIDAY EVRNING.
funeral of the late Add Marshal Lori
Ream soinnemied this day. The people of. Bristol hue
daces beam to the reputation et their easiest and ley&
city by their attitude on this seassisa ; ladled, the ezertlent
of their ate( megietrate, Mandl the roe, the brother, eat
the father of British soldiers, meld not be over estimated.
La a set Mule the caraway auseserily fell Mort of the
!unseal of the Dake. The preens taunt use, the heavy
111111118 of troops, ate toren*, sad even regal, adornments, sad
the roar* soismaisies which inverted as samproasked
imam,* the hand of Wellington were Asset, bet sell,
▪ anudiestatisa et public usentiera • fee k braes mad
ehivalues warike it mild seemly be surpassed.
The morantrwm sabered to by Oir &lag, from many
points of the &agar lb& dispel minute gun and themeless-
41heingnfaheaaaisi bells. —The-bedy of ebe • die.,
ceased hue was transhipped from the Carsdoc to the
Star as mealy as six o'clock is the eternise, and
was placed ea s bier covered with bleak cloth and crape,
and surniCented bye eatafekne of the sane materials, on
the dailLef thautereel. At &little before eleven o'clock the
moursers boarded the Star u follows :—Lord Raglan, the
Hon. Wesel Begot, Colonel Kinpoote, Limit:Colonel
Somerset, Liontt.-Colonel Lord Barghersh, Lieat..Colonel
' Nigel Biopsies, the Bon. Captain Galt/seeps, the Bari of
etitherpe.Celainendor penitent,. R.N., Oemenender Mesas,
the adiriers of the Candor., cite. At eleven o'clock the Stu
sommueed slowly steaming up the Sost, attended by a
gaud of loam of abut fifty beats, all esiformly moaned,
the different easels anchored is her emu firing minute
gnu. The wual processim was opened by the boat of the
commodore, Mr. Edward Morgan, superintendent of the
Custom,. Seery board was painted ia funeral 110i010E—
block, with Mae stripes—sad each bore an ensign at half-
rust. The beats formed two lines from the larboard and
starboard bows of the stouter to a lag way behind her.
The. grays ulnd with moiled oars, and open the Stu
rucking the quay the two linos joined at the sad, and
formed two sides of a triangle, thee preventing say of the
nneserose boats on the river from nearing the ship. Oa the
quay when the landing had bona appointed to take place
was a spacious shed for the reception et the body and
moaner% la the centre of whisk was a bier, and the root
and sides of which were richly orsamented with festoons and
draperies of black cloth and velvet, interspersed with
rosettes of black crape. The quay to a considerable distance
hot this pedal had bean barricaded, so as to prevent in-
trustee.

The pommies in this manner having coon up to the
Glow hasd mar Prisernstreet bridge, the embarkation took
place at about 12 °Van. The mayor and corporation, the
Society of Merchant Venturers, the Corporation of the Poor,
the clergy, and the other public bodies sad illness who is•
candid mkiag pert in the proceedings of the day, had takes
up their posidessin Queen-square, where the ground was
kept by 0 strong body of polite dratted from the
astral, Clifton, Bedminster, and Elt. Philip's diet
sions, alder the command of the anporiatendent,.'
Captain Fisher, B.N. The military postaionen and
Land Transport Suttee Corps proceeded oa to the large
area which he the end of Princes-street. The artillery
took up a position an the (116,0, opposite Iteddiff-parade,
aid a little below the Bailors' Home. The appeargue of
the quay at this period was masedingly imposing—the dicks
of the shipping, the windows sod roof-tope of the houses,
and every available spot from which a view of the our
mooy could be obtained, were crowded With spectators,
while the mdersoliely nature of the osemirm wa attested by
the lisEmseini lags, sad other signs of mourning, which
were visible all armed. Thu Morning Star, a ship of colonel
proportions, was placed in deep maritime running, and
formed a grand termination to the angle of the quay. As
the body was being landed, the battery of artillery before
referred to us having taken up a position near the Salton'
Home fired, at intervals of a minute, 19 guns, the homy
booming of which was beard reverberating amongst the dis-
tant hills. The eons having been placed in the hearse, the
funeral part of the procession was formed, sad proceeded,
accompanied by the military, to Princes-street. Upon Its
arriving at the and of the lower avenue to Closursquani,
the mayor and corporation, and other public bodies, joined,
and the procession then proceeded in the following order:
Body of Police.
Detachment of Artillery, with howitsen.
Troop of Human.
Bead of the 16th Hussars, pplaying the " Dead Much."
Troop of Royal Hone Guards Bite.
Two Mates. Two Mutes.
Attendant. Page with beard of plumes. Attendant.
Eight beaten with truncheons.
Undertaker. Muter of the Hone.
THE BODY,
In • hearse and six horses richly plumed.
Ancient domestic mounted, sad bearing oa a cushion of
odium velvet and geld the sereset, orders,
sad Field-Manias baton Pike
demand kid.
I Mourning meek and free knownpiuseel, with CI
s:
the chief mourner, UPI NNW.
14 ifi Mooning coach
Cepom
dpi p/snad, with 415.
the Aides-de- of the gma Field- 1
sell
da Marshal ; via., Lirat.-Colemi Lord
Burstisnh, Lieut.-CAL DIMINIIIe. 0 r
0 lagst.-CoL Rint=ur 1
the Hos. Cep
6. 1 Mourning mach and four bones plumsd, with the CO 2,
I tale Commander of the Cando., Consaander Fr
pi Mame, sad medical Misers of the
deceased.
Mourning mach and four hoes.. plumed, with
members of the damned lord's in
household.Fe
Ire Troop ofoop of Royal
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The Staffed the Bristol District.
The Banned Pensimon of the Bristol District.
Large body of Artillery, with ebbe-arise. V
• Police.
a Water Bailiff, Enhangs Keeper, Market Constable,
a. City Crier, do.
Carriage with the Town Clark and City Solicitor of
„,- Bristol, D. Burps, jun., and W. Brice, Eons. iv
Canisp with the High Sheriff of Bristol, B. Phnom,
1 Esq., sad the Under•Siteriff, W. 0. Hare, Esq. f
The Eight Worshipful the Mayor of Bristol, J. G.
i Shaw, Rua , in his state carriage, with the e
Sword-bearer of State sad City Treasurer.
A The Aldermen of Bristol in their carriages. P
The Town Councillors of Bristol iti their carnage..
Fifty Sailors, uniformly dressed, and bearing the
Banner and Insignia of the Society of Merchant
Venturers.
Chnirce with the Master of the Society of Merchant
Teritsren and the Trusiffor, W. Claxton, Esq.
Ontrielps with the Wardess of the Society of Merchant
Vetivers.
Carriages with the members of the Society of
Merchant Venturers. M
I Carriage with the Governor of the Corporation of the r
Poor, Dr. Bogen ; and the
trDeputy Governor, 3. Protheses, raq.
Carriage. with the Crort of Aeolians of the iv
i
Corporation of the Pose.
Carriages with members of the Ccoperielis of the a
Poor.
Th. Clergy and Ministers of Relies&
~ ThePresident,Pident, Officer; and Minshers of the Bristol
,Liseused Victuallers' Preteatign Amedethm. e
gis The (Moen and Members *Ms B&W Diet of I
to Odd Fellows, M. wearing Mionrediss meth.
Th. Odious sad Mambos. of the
, Ancient Order of Foresten wz=l.lseweitimillear-
Mee
se, siic
Ills A detachment of Artilleq. with Field Battery •
of four 0....
Detachment of Polies.
The procession was of immense length, and its appearance
was both solemn and imposing. With the exception of the
illielZalt every person 'lapsed in it was behind in deep
and the military *songless wore crape scarves
sad bet bawds, and had their busmen deeply griped. The
ernes limits of the mayor and high sheriff, and all the
Onements of tho mayor's state coach, were covered with
Ilse ire Natured, as were also the mace., staves, and batons
Of Plea. And them wen mourning roomes on the handles
sod kommweisdis of the different carriages.
• The preesidea Ikea. farmed- pomade& at a slow and
salsas jeer through- the ally, pawn; sling Prisess-street,
lbe Boasdiepsy, Clue-street, Cons-nrest, the Itschsepte.
Wisootesek phis street, PoterMsest, Cesile-strest, Old
Market street, Wsst-sweet, Ike. limy where She lhocashh•
hues were doubly crowded, tint the disposition to pay due
respecte Ito:: 041011 Si
and g war masi
vmy elrdet thrghout the
the highest to the invest. The shops, the beats,
4nd the warehouses of the eity were closed; She bells
Of the dilates& church.. Aland nailed, and it the thew

sands ciliates and gentlemen and members of the middle
dam who thnisegad the window. la the use of route very
6111111.1111 te be MSS who didnatneeretthat palliator entire
mouthing. Many, ally se the pallor sex, were ob.
served to be deeply affected,- the funeral cortege probably
senelling the smeary of mine brined relative or friend
who, like him whose asettal reassioa they raw Wirth
des
Si their last poissfal resting.pleen bad fallen is a far dia.
tent had, whist hinge for the Meow of their country
sad Oases. Many as ejaculation of sayymmppaathy, too, was to
be heard from mewl the crowd, eeeetlmca expressed in
homely terms, but delays breathing a spirit of pa:dodoes
rod sentimestseteeepet and gratitude towards the mighty
dmad.
Some of the houses along the line of route bar: been decia
rated with foam: emblems, much is the same way that
assay of the how frusta is the metropolis were decorated
daring the passage of the Duke of Welliogton's funeral to
St. Paul's Cathedral. Some of these were very imposing
At the Albion ravens, Priam-street, the house frost was
literally covered with mourning decorations. In the centre
was a large allegorical picture from the. pencil of J. S.
Lenox, of " Time 111111016/ the Hero." Old T
pisorthesubied by inplo, Sad besting the body of
Raglan front earth to the abode of blur, while Britannia,
}liberals, and Caledonia are seen mourning the departure
of the aged warrior. Ranging along the entire frontage of
the bedding were draperies of black cloth, intermixed with
craps land velvet, on which were inscribed " Peace to the
soul of the departed brave," " His body sleeps, tut his
same heeds evermore." Soneamding the allegorical pie.
tore were denten of the Begs of England, France, Turkey,
and Sardinia, partially furled, with bands of laurel, in
silver, encircling shield, intern/Hi " Eupatoria," " hter*
mann," " Alma," " Sikkim." Intermixed with these
decorations were wreaths and festoon of bayve, cy.
, mouthing yew, an The Ship d Castle Tarn,
pear,
was also decorated is an appropriate and
costly style. Interspersed with the national colours of the
, allied nations were mounting banners inscribed with the
names of the differeat Crimean ornerier, and on a large
black tablet were the crest and motto of Lord Raglan's
' heady, and the iascription, is tarp white lettere, " Rest,
warrior, rest," The greasiest of Messrs. Hyam and Co.,
• outfitters, Mr. Sprocket; chemist, and a large number of
boasts, were likewise decorated in a similar manner.
On the procession reaching the submits of the city, the
roads and thoroughfares were even more • lastly crowded
than in the city itself. At every 'vantage point stands bad
' been erected, whilst the bootee were crowded from roof to
ground. door. At this time the cavalcade is on the turnpike
road to the Fishponds, at which glue the public bodies; will
retire, sad the funeral will become, until it reaches Bad-
minton, a private one. All the bells of the city are now
tolling and chiming muffled. The shops are all closed, and
I minute guns are being fired from Besadoathill and the
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