The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-17 00:00:00

LYING IN STATE AND FUNERAL

OF Till

DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

(Frees sioppismeat to the London Oasette" or Tuesday.)
Rill Marshall's 011 las,
1, Parliament-street, Nov. 16, 1852.
AU I seri intending to be present at the solemnity of the
funeral of the late Duke of Wellington, on Thursday next-
will fled tickets prepared for them, and ready for delivery,
on application at this office, any time to-morrow, between
the hours of 10 o'clock cm. and 5 o'clock p.m., such tickets
being required for their admission toSt. Paul's.
This notice to be applicable to all Peen of Scotland and
Ireland. NORFOLK, Earl Marshal.
NOTICE TO PERSONS GOING IN THE

PROCESSION.
The persons who are to attend in the procession in car-
riages numbered 1 to 41 will enter the park by Bucking-
ham-gate, or Storey's ate, not later than 8 o'clock a.m.,
and proceed (through the gate in the railing neer Storey's-
gate) towards the Horse-0 made, and will there be directed
to mourning coaches of corresponding numbers in the line
formed in numerical order in the open space and road.
All carriages and mourning coaches numbered 42 to 67
will enter by the Horse Guards not later than 8 o'clock
a.m., and turn to the right, towards the Admiralty, and
form iA the numerical order indicated by the card.
The carriages which precede and those which follow the
funeral car will form in separate lines.

Yesterday, in addition to the numerous hurlers, a eonsi-
derably increased body of police were placed on duty,
strong detachments of the mounted police keeping the line
of roadway. At the two approaches from the Queen's-
road, SOU the entrance in the King's road, the crowd
formed a complete dense mus. The crowd continued to
increase during the day, and at 4 o'clock an immense
number were shut out who had waited two or three hours
in the rain. Some accidents of a tailing nature occurred,
and one child was taken out of the crowd in an exhausted
state, but as • general rale the polies regulations were
found to be perfectly efdelent.

MEETING OF CONVOCATION.
THE UPPER HOUSE.
11111T3&DAT.
• - ' '

Their lordships assent bid at 11 o'clock. There
were present his Grace the Archbishop, the Bishop of
London, the Bishop of Winchester, the Bishop of Roches.
ter, the Bishop of Salisbury, the Bishop of Worcester, the
Bishop of Exeter, the Bishop of Lincoln, the Bishop of
Norwich, the Bishop of St. David's, the Bishop of St.
Aseph, the Bishop of Llandaff, the Bishop of Peter-
borough, the Bishop of Chichester, and the Bishop of
Orford.
The Ancnvoinor, before they entered upon the benison
of the day, said that he would take that sweeten* of
stating that he had no idea of sanauderisi right of
proroguing the assembly, with ail dellimee te the feelioge
of the learned persons who had 'advocated the view that
the president had not of himself the power bp do es. The
precedents were entirely ra hem of the areithiiiop's
power • and, passages die pewee, he should be entrearely
sorry toeMOW it, Reit bed he the Meet istantlea ef doing
so, except under ruder eirmaseauses. Ile Owed that
the necessity for dieing so would not view, he seeking
would induce litha le exercise it except the einvielien that
mischief would be dose. Rather, however, they allow •
greater evil, whisk
_might sehasse the value of the
church, to wear, he should ameba that right.
After a brief eineseeatisa the reseed was reed.
The et Owens seed thew moth the sewsdnest,
with sllw &mdsee side is it, whisk be had
proposed el the en the last day et their eumbling.
TbeZiet Wpm asked the Phis,
_se °shed
if be was is volsesendisi that be ei oaths
der • two ot that MUSS lei the Lam Sew pit
elsesithessuly, as the *Seth to white Wisdom wee mode
If he ithientood the of Osthed sliktily the ether
day. it wee Ide ea the nether obeli* be sensed
is the Lower Ilesee, sad etherwerds beluga top se that
basin esthlieth

TM Ski" d °name sid that the maw in which
tho powpwitisa was to be wu eailesly la the heads
dMum He bed istin to pupae that the com-
missar et both Muss should wafer regelher is • est.
=spirit, aid We remit of that ersiloomm imam be
to that bum However se be to already said,
Ws miler wes the althea bow
The IWO et W mod
thee& this we the
imompleina liwe IS y atop la Minim It yes a*
what Wahl elswpase be sailed • Mak elop—ibr reewed
M bin OM II ought to be chareseadied es on loweelis4
sew—der it Obey leek that seep they wall as media
what rho awl would be. If derth ewe, plod rho redrew
Way weld wit al lo what limit ey Mike ultimately am
M ihrowelorm The in WM, la hie *dim liao Nap of
anew. owl he Neil wet but WU OW lie dila rev.
hind /Meg lo We ban • lesewwwtaiNew it Win
le ads WA*" iweenell esso ilk. The pain
width
▪ by took dila rev. bream bad teraiied thew with
ea on the edgeot. lie did see au why all ode-
aid Meld be eaelwied from that waveaellim sad
why she owlelemia end should wee be there sere.
mated. Ho thought 14 a WO took wise should
ad be heed is to.. mewl % owl be we Nov Ma lde
NOS Err. Wow would wit Mak it bard that took views
shwa to.. he aderideed Maud tout or cersemay, but
it we iurepor Wei they amid. without aut=edli;
moo how as wow. allieerl la lealeid *sir
wrists to the eirelowslowsee et the pews. dam With.
ed lea perwiwism le would be Nam& eidierity
wed& be erisibeleil te_yoepuitiows
.ray that
boom et eirmeseeNs. He doubted whiror airs
Moved elareyous who meat se ware U er
regenewlellive welaben to owned.—.he unbend
wtoii wirehair Way wedil be enema es sued terrine le that
wee sow idled the lowa how et raw. a. He
doubled whet., on She ales*. et melee May would
hare rat to the lower t 0... the prow rasa to decide
upon (maim la whisk di the dew had a mutual inte-
rest. lie my mob quellswod slher OW would be
content to Um isaelieitly the dubious ot eiseseedm u
at prong weetitaNd. For AM, ammo mama,
he objected to the revival of the active powers of eon-

'Wising et BLUM= wing the views et the lee
"SAM esesibily weeded esereeelsesise with
piety la the shwa es this emirs. bonen le was
maim to_sive a tree and esedissatise so the
.west. He woo est smiled with the Mims submitted
by she Arehbehey d Orterbory ; far, while it elated that
seem mew theight sae Wei, .ad ear aeselne, sled
essyseellis, it leepled that the upper house hal es
wine ea die sails& The right rev. relate esealeisillit;
eigleg Aft lie timid vote for the Maep d
Oiled a
e!eh

The Diebop af Or. Dovro'il said than was =thief; in-
wewisturt in she tarns W tha 'Aetna sad the aneendoem.
Ida tbat he weld eabeeribe f. nalthee. Ha
the hietering eintawsst with vehieh the Kipp of
Ostard hei illeilmtel easedemat did we bear oat the
*Ms whisk be hassled W alsblieh upon it. Ile believed
teeth that the emadeaeak, as is 'shied, no mere stated the
time the Wm% Owe piety might be apposed to the
revival et etareallee, whale lir ether Webs ha la support
of it white there was s shied party in the who be-
Noted that while it was that seams syasisl nation
should take phew. the present of waveastka by ao
means last the asuowity at the ceee, and was a assy baw-
-1 haat
Thson=rkarria maid that they bad this day met
sad solawaly Waked the greet et the Mel/ SOW to
arias their delibendiews kr the millet if the shank.