The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-18 00:00:00

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FUNERAL

OF THE
DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

We repeat in this day's impression the authorised
official programme, with the latest corrections, as a guide
to spectators during the paring of the procession :

ORDER OF PROCEEDING TO ST. PAUL'S
CATHEDRAL.

According to the official orders, at half-pact 7 o'clock
this morning the procession, haring been formed in fit.
James's-park, is to proceed up Constitution hill, through
Piccadilly. by St. Jamcs'astreet, along Poll-mall, Cockepur-
street, Charing crone, and the Strand, to Temple-bar, and
thence to the Cathedral Church of St. Paulo in the follow.
lug order:

IN PA NTKT —Si: Battalions.
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2nd Battalion Rifle Brigade.
Band of the Ist Battalion Royal
Marines—Chatham Division.
" Ist Battalion Royal Marines.
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Band of her Majesty's 33rd ltegt.
Her Majesty's 33rd ltegt.
i rota Fusilier and Coldstream Guards.

Major•Cien.l?

Bands):

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Battalion Fusilier Guards.
Major-Goa. ; h aw Hamilton Coldstream Guards.
lot Battalion Grenadier Guards.
Band of the Royal Artillery.
AATILL!ItT—Nine Ouns of the Field Batteries.
Band of 11. r Majesty's 17th Lancers.
CAYLIALY—Iive Squadrons, viz.:—
17th Lancers.
Blind °flier Majesty's 13th Light
Dragoons.
13th Light Dragoons.
B.ind of Her Majesty's Bth Hue-
Major-Gon. Jackson ears.
Bth flusters.
i.
Band of Her Majesty's Scots
Greya.
Soots Greys.
Nth Dragoon Guards.
Eight Guns of the Horse Artillery.
The Seventeen Pies. commanded by Col. Whiny:des, C.B.
Band of the let Life Guards.
'Oral Regiment of Horse Guards
Major-Gen. (Blues).
The Bon. H. Cavendhli. 2d Lite Guards.
Ist Life Guards.
The troops moving in the procession, and also those on
duty in smiting the evil authorities to preserve order and
prevent accidents, will be commanded by
Major-General 11.11.11. the Duke of Cambridge, K.G.
The infantry, drawn up in columns in front of the Horse
Guards, will present army and reverse arms, and having
saluted the Body, will move utf the Parade at eight o'clock,
followed by
• Marsholmen on Foot.
Messenger of the College of Arms on Foot.
Eight Conductors with Staves on Foot.
Chelsea Pensioners in number eighty-three on Foot.
LTo tall in at Charing-cross.)
Twelve Eurolle.l Pensioner on Foot.
.. . . .

One soldierfr;;et7rillegitieniinbelidaie4's Service,
Three Soldiers of Arullery, and three Soldiets of Infantry
of the East India Company's Army, representing the Ar-
tillery nod Infantry of the Three Freud •ncos.
Thirteon Trumpets and Kettle Drums.
Two Purgiivants of Arms in a Mourninz Coach.
THE STANDARD or I'ENNON,
Carried by a Lieut.-Colonel, supported by two Captains in
the Army on Horseback.
Servants o' the Deceased in a Mourning Coach.
Lieutenant and Deputy Lieutenant of the 'lower, in a
Carriage.
DEPUTATIONS FROM PUBLIC BODIES
IN CARRIAGES.
Merchant Tailors C 'warty, in One Carriage.
East India Company, in One Carriage.
Corporation of the Trinity Roue..., in One Carriage.
Barons and Officer, of the Cinque l'orts, in One Carriage.
With the

Lieutenant and Deputy-Lieutenant of Dover C.istle, in One
Carriage.
Captained' Dea', Wulmir, Sandgats, and Ssmlowa Castles,
in One Carriage.
Board of Ordnance, and 0 dnance Department, in One
Carriage.
Delegation from the University of Oxford, in two carriages.
Deputation from the• Common Council of the City
of London in Three Carriages.
[Will fall in here aft. s. the preceding part of the Procession
has passed through Temple Dar.]
Two Pursuirants of Arms.
Band of her Idaiesty's 6th Dragoon Guards.
TIIE GUIDON
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Carried by a Lieut.-Colunel, supported by two Captains in
the Army on horseback.
Comptroller of the late Duke's Household, in a Mourning
Coach.
Physicians to the deceased, in a Mourning Coach.
Chaplain of the Tower, ln a
Chaplain of the Forces in the London
District, mourning
Caach.
Chaplain General of the Forces,
High Sheriff of tae County of Southampton.
Sheriffs of London, in Two Carriages.
Aldermen and Reorder of London ; a Deputation consisting
of Four Carriages.
[Will fall in here after the preceding part of the Procession
has passed through Temple Bar.]
Military Secretary.
COMPANIONS OP THE ORDER OP THE Bevy, represented
by Foult, in One Carriage. vie.
General Sir LorTts OTWAT.
Vice-Admiral the lion. JOSCELINE PERCY.
Lieut.-General WILLIAM SANDIVITH.
Sir JOSHUA Rows.

[Members of the liett.e of Commons have Seats reserved
for them in the Cathedral.]
KNIGHTS CONMANDFALS OF THE OUDER OF THE BATH,
represented by Fuca, in One Carriage, via. :
Lisut.-Oeneral Earl CATHCART.
Admiral Sir JOHN Wass..
Lieut.-General SIT HOPTOUN STEATIORD SCOTT.
Sir S. GEORGE IFONHAII.

EXTORTS GRAND CROSSES OF THE ODDIR OP TRZ BATH,
represented by Fouts, in One Carriage, Ti.. :
Lieut.:General Walla lion. Sir EDWARD BLAILINIT.
_ _

Admiral of the Fleet, Sir Gamma COCXBURN, But.
Lieut.-Geueral Sir Grottos Pota.ocx.
Viscount PALItIMATON.

Being ono of each Clots from the Army, one from the Navy,
000 from t.',e East India Company's Service,
and one from the Civil Service.
Heralds in a Mourning Coach.
Bend of her Majesty's 2nd Life Guards.
BANNF.R. OF WELLESLEY,
carried by a Lieut..Colouel, supported by two Captains
in the Army on horseback.
The Lords Justiora of Appeal.
The Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer
The Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas.
The Muster of the Rolls.
The Lord Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench.
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
The Chancellor of the Eschever.
The Paymaster-General of the I.orces.
The Right Hon. the Secretary-at-War.
The Right Hon. the Judge Advocate-Oencral.
Thu Master-General of the Ordnance.

The First Lord Ceinmissioner of the Admiralty.
The Secretaries of State for the Home and Colonial De-
partments.
[Speaker of the House of Commons, if not with the House.]
Barons,
Bishops,
Viscounts, Will have Seats reserved
Earle, in the Cathedral.
Marquises,
Dukes,
The Earl of Mat.wranuitY, Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs.
The Earl of DERBY, First Lord Commission
Treasury.
The Earl Marshal of England.
The I.eird Great Chamberlain.
The Lord Privy Seal.
The Lord President of the Council.
The Lord Archbishop of York.
The Lord High Chancellor.
The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury.
[At Temple Bar, The Lord Mayor, carrying the City
Sword, will join in the Procession.]
Assistant Quarter- Assistant
Master General. Adjutant-General. j
Aide de Camp to Aide-de-Camp to
the Deceased. the Deceased.
Deputy Quarter-Muter- Deputy Adjutant-
General. General.
Quarter-Master-G•mersl Adjutant-General g
A Carriage of his Royal llighnese Passes ALBERT, with
the Gentlemen Usher, the Equerry and Groom of the
Bedchamber to his Royal Highness.
A Carriage with the Private Secretary, Treasurer, and Lord
of is e Bidehamber to his Royal Highness.

of tho

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT,
in a Carriage drawn by six horses,.
attended by the Lord Chantharlain of HER MAJESTY'S
Household, anti the Groom of the Stole to
His Royal Highness.
Field Officer in Brigade Waiting.
Sergeant Trumpeter.
Heralds.
Norroy Ring-of-Arms, in a mourning coach.
Band of the It .val Norge Guards.
THE GREAT BANNER,
earned by a Colony), supported by two Licutenant.Colonels
on horseback.
[Here on reaching the Cathedral the Dignitaries of the
Church, meeting the body at the west door, fall in.]
FOREIGN BATONS.

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The Biton of the deceased, as Field-Marshal, borne on •
bl ick velvet cushion in a mourning coach, by the
Marquess of Anglesey, K.G.
supported by the
Colonel the Duke of Richmond, K. 0., and MaJor-Gencrul
the Duke of Cleveland, K.G.
The Cocoa. t of the dues used borne
Gentleman on a black vilset cushion in a li, mimes
Usher. mournits . cosch, by Claren- U.her.
crux King of Arms.
The pall.bearises, eight getterol utliutorr, at two mourning
eenehia.
Band of the grenadier Gu•rds.