The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-28 00:00:00

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stints( testimosy could be offered than wee tetchy i
young lad from Broad Undo, 'whose mother erse milli ...-------------;;
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sad who had seat her child to represent be et (aa. h....,--4 ' - land Rendli P•"' ll'
The boy bare up bravely-straggling with the fedies.-76, of I the Dab
agitated him-uatil the moment came that his late e.... 0; won. Sir C. Weal,
man arrested hie attention, and the voices d *tea Cs.
letpave 11 raised. the pieraA
-errgisor by li-easemer flea.' •Thei ?a d Aliterlee,ll2. Vii
seeesineleutenehe
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head enellew with grid, sad the "SW OS 70gSkii 1,,,,_ mull the, '''"'"`"
ishises.mith • mounted wail, mieglot with the "..L., r;:r...?l:,l:::::sawilhawasyniriadothoofoltilordoio:ariu,.
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stare= Wen* he were dead, yet shall he live' • ...."
e- Isaaa, Meter • '
110 Mendel Mention • drumbeat referred to aas
1 acionnt el the seine which appeared in yesterday's ii.
• prat :-“ As people waited foe the snivel of the hoot , this* -• •b• but*
they Gould est bat Awn that some of than wto egi
I obtained ammo to the mocha' walk had not Lardy to '' es' the •1•4•• ed
Ineverence, but the bad taste, to wean their hats. era d ' ellabte, the swore
tan
d 0
•, . them in partied ir, set all decency at defiance by k,,,'-' . :a . pesos, th
last r
i his bead covered during the whole of the proceedingge ! • relief. rod "
velvet el di•••°c .
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. 711 Z wornness. al the Te ••
o "Wine,"resnarkethe Pose"tbe cdicials of limereriewai ' sag beavedee EOF
• Ten sled from erased the coffin, a spectacle prgagad hit ' - emaygooments •
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prwh.michnett.roicaik every eye. nom% an.....d Lasstt himavdwe mood Toiled
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~ CY Sat to be men no
' lead tonged tho
the wile were sine Desna gentians that ego Least, othisee, ta
i. I have paned undistinguished among the creole . r tier omit allow
re similarly dewed attendaete, but lee the deg., a }maid •°4°.4.1
i.l and the stare which peeped out beam* is • deka and eerie •
is' funeral scarves which crammed their breasts. They iiii • privy councillor
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• the cabin& ministen-the °enamours of the late states.. i ' pines in their t r
under whose &rabblp they mewed. They were as asst' dark, toky 000.
dr the numbers of a Monet cabinet which had mike we - sees its °odd
se
the demise of Min who inspired its conchs Id , the supplier
re' i gelded its policy, bat they were member. ols • . moo uoris di
ill i aided cabinet which holds its first now* lap land, when the •
et: very day, and under another head will gam / was studied ct
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I the government of the constry. Upon the souk dig if ,
as 0
' Witted all .
It 1 Oa edits these illustrious pen-burin stood is roes-led dukes
'.: • walebbk
sd ' Russell, Earl Chsaville, the Duke of Argyll, and the a* • -.. liartes,
go 1 Hoe. W. E. Gladdens. upon the north lids, do /al ta lima *tenger
sr, Claudio', Sir Charles Wood, Sir George Grey, rag '
j urn* boon
me i Staley of Alder*, sad the Earl de Grey. Macy Iwa . obeir-end as
redl exclaimed, * What an those men's thoughts and ilea ' helot to Ix'
des sew ? What, above ell, doss Earl Renal feel se he
solving and .
ne, there?' The thought was inevitable, and as sag. this moment 0
be as inevitable ; for though the lifting of that pall Aar , thole, the '• h*
of which they steed would carry them back to the pest, sea ' bellboa•li to
en)
the was a far darker curtain about them than that bled ads ' dur°l°d"
ate, of the dead-the impenetrable future ! Could any sag that bed at • •
It us lift but on earner el those folds which hide evoke civil war sad .
mad come, as which we all so wildly epee-deb to-Iqm fro. But it
the I might, perhaps, be fax more inclined to envy the lel d b ClUttildSgs LO
red 1 Primo Miniseer who lay there dead, Una of era st last burst in
as of I already wore with dues-and•senety years, "is to „Dead
been stood then-the living Premier, adventuring today wag
bed huh lease of that °Moe, birdseed with respomiteliths d The • - .
item seek imegaitude and solemnity. Throughout the sea Abbey will be
there was not use who exhibited each deep feel* ea hd , la a plan •
) the Rasesil. He stood by the vault's edge eppereelly led h • the oonfideu
il e the earth. With beat heed, sever oven raised from Wade 1' Almost •
e ex. Lord Russell was literally bowed down over the pen dirk Waives of
well coalman Great, Jeanie:urethan been the seeetkeethen '. id the era .. .
hog, trying moments which could so heavily peen sad wdet . 'The Prince
some upon the man learning then the peat Wen ter what\lig the blue
To eves Prime Minimum mad bow. A sadder he rows shoulder the
to be looked late a grave thaa was Earl Knell's yesterday; we
assoeg the m •
the eves his manifested grid over the neediest weds, °
raw • They rest from their blooms,' should ban penal es ig . dirtier of
sod cesoted, were it ere that we an conscious many a bast the red foot-
age► will feel • freshened honour for him on learning ahd es , V.R., that
'dock than vestal, to amain" . As SAS •
prised In another g•easestion such obsequies se were rsiedit 1, abbrided . •
Pall. performed in Weetrobeter Abbey wadi Umbels mismth , with the m •
w as the Tekgraph imagine, to proportions of geneses nor a. pas oily the
ides& nifieenee. The Knights of the Garter and the neth e No et •
,toeggt have wars their collars. their towels, sad their gibeiC r Abbey in .
gm*, purple and seinen velvet. Than would hr. boil Ntliersestly
. pro. heralds in embecidered tabards to proclaim the style el thi 1 .
a eyes deceased ; there weeldlave been swarms of unabashed 1 N UM. and
mime nunhalmse, sad harbingers and honeys, sad peps is* . ... Never .
wow& 'plaint liveries. rap Abbey would have been ingot is .or more •••
Sxospt black; thedaylight world have been shut oat by bevy tads e .berattese of
"may, despoils ; and the whole scene would have tees made lurid . those lone •
map, by the glare of onager waxes torobee. The pros SSA
ad the have appeared is, their zebu, the judges is their wise, • sad mho
weirey the members of the Cowes is court done the mousse solemnity •
urging in long purple clean, the few ladies allowed to be peed Is the •
• went is lugubrious hoods and veils. In a word. the sew sad fifty - ' - •
rescuedwonld have been use huge sod halthisarre seasquersie of bad obtain
id con. velvet and embroidery, geld boo mad ostrich einem, des - hundred on
•and spangles, rapier and higlobseled shore. No wield ' two bun.
the hinged baked meats have been wanting. A Nate ' the tone •
funeral In the last century was nothing witboet wise eel • and dfic
political wassail ea a wind sp, and Horace Walpole has, withestag , five law
Paged to WOWS. described the drunken vergers fighting with the . dual e •
mean as equally drunks° pubes of the guard for the wax math The P. •
de sup. sada, at the heard of Garottes, Quern of George H. Ed ' some of •
areal of the funeral of Lord Palmerstos was to all khan ad ' they were
of the unease a paths funeral; It was stately, amt tend which has
pt per. imposing ; bat it was throughoutdmple and severs, Thee 'ot the
a which is little in the ritual of the shuck of England whir* mad • eledthet
i states. give it pomp or oirmunstanee. There were Om* e. theme
thickly present in the 'Abbey yesterday onoball d Its of sorra
been and noblest and the meet distinguished mend vices Oh Mint •
Dasniag, country as bout ; but, with scarcely an excepting, all is. antapit
his eon, sigais of ask were muddy cooemaled. From the wit : . hit an . •
good sad of the platform in the month transept one looked dews me
rev the sable crowd. White neakekthe sad black nab, that a
berforce, coda sod white -thenethelothe eye sought in min for as „ Here,
of Fog- aegis of colour in that huge cean ef black, fisted will ~ All the
anent of narrow touches of white. Bat when you ease emu ts Bank .4
I, " walk ibis sionetasoue throng, when you sunned their future the en - •
' Mr= bthrough •• glees, or atood by as they filed pad hoer cloth.
Par foes; the choir to the grave, you found yourself la the pro Philip a
almost to sews of the moat famous datamen, lawyers, Rehm, eel
welcome. captaise in the realm. That retiring indivkled is is
Iles, . •
kid, the dosely-buttoned heck wm • duke ; that nun* Pah Id _ b . •
tongued'' von in the loose among • judge ; that soden poem is a
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bud by, macintosh a raajorineraL The age is nom fns PM -gloms
statue el sad parade, and never more to than at furnish. Bet II
sot so mask be owed that, es • spectacle, the amid el Mel end -
anguished minder Abbey yesterday was sullen end meagre. asidds
medlately auntie= of the clergy and choristers contemned a t bald when
eon raised arid frigid manner with the inky habits of the byres ; g
ends* it the oily relief to the eye was afforded hare and than herebin In •
earth, and blanking honours al • dieter's hood, or by the
edema
nese& the breadeloath of some country mayor. The Otteloged° ,dd then
rh. vault, Loudon come ruefully to the from • ehrenedellott,
remeat, p el view and their gown of searlet, furred, that Po ship -
ekes re- chaise, Lad bright SiIISAASSI paraphernalia via of ir , were •
posed
th psalm manes value in relieving tls e peep Bait; bet they oil
sell stood flitted mom the suns of dreary black and elate od mem.,
hoe- e
reed an. were speedily hidden from view in the reamer dVP
did . •
Mt. Oki- sacrarium. how -
ran usnel- Attie hue of thestaismee the &nominee was eathiesal
el
el. AI the reesukabis. Am the en of • spectator travelled deed at_. • day.
byes*, read farthermost degree" is sold hardly fail to light °SW'
II half ..beinthiaaa, corker and eaggentre sight. There, in on seater, :
was .
I gran, Mr. blank velvet &outlaw sannounting his blanched bole.° ' she •
al March of wee the named" Sir Ws Yeatellon„ la seolluresesh
don ili
rt at the ter. his wine folded, his took to a pillar, with eters, ells'! - Meet
el the day's usbeedieg bee, was fir Gwen Bowyer. Cie° °l°ll.
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all sad (heft aim deeds*, quick eye, dessly-ent mustache, eaa 'l.'" i
dto ben ed fee al M. Munroe, the Turkish Ambassedoe. Thor. „oil eary
ton lopoweet, Mr. Sbardeld ; and, in hie immediate neighhetoot
rt nobs were loomed the quaint, papiernadd-looking hakatell r'.. • °hi°.
Rd glimpse the thin dark bee el Sir Masesinee Candies, the ••• he..
elt bundle. Indian judge appointed by Victoria, Empress of Bladolet
Po
dear sad So sway roes, se seamy creeds, so many minda I dad,
1 to be suili, while the geared and simple protest rite wee ette°l' -
my prayer, leg, to the imagindies of ens of then ego°l•7l, ' tad
gbh God," there may have been premed the pumps and Illedll ..° later
a be tabu,' i Si. Pekes, and thereat rwir phauandierltaagoad 09isg sequin thaw Wit the
lest precious 1 Paatiff is bless by his 'Rs •
weal diamond balcony to bier the city and the world. To andbm fat
the
•," was nag, , have sena op the image of the dim syeartelthe 114„11:1 C. •
i Peeper. As 1 ibemer sanctuary, the covered worshippers, and tbe...__1•°,,,,,
ry, 'onto*. I the law. Who that my bat that to • thhd, ell°1°I."
riina
':81:tel:'*.
1 .yogi which I eyes, there may have arisen the memories of the G°ll
cue el this Pero sad the Maslen fleamboul-of the Greek .
_,_4loo°
athem, " His with its threohaatled virgins sad it horn
I IA mono sculpture sod gthlisg-or of -the 'body sad •°".
=tad through mosque, with itiMitted floor iffirfiretroling .
a mryles ass• ostrich eggs pastiest from the reef ; weile SO
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a CA WASS might have appeased a bright mirage of his oat
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game me- home, the lamed river, the sirup rites, the Tap" 6`...-
I after they ce mug. There they were all-the Turk, the I'M *I o'
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out, the red pis* the aggotto-all oghely listening to the frolltbealleg:
he narrow bed voices of the chorister children minting that
"idle° After Wiwi in pesos, bat his name Until for inroads..
all the 'peen. --
thoitted to the TIM CLOGS OF 'ern 111W7i014
been
of '
ed before the As the magnificent =them. "Yu that Is . _ e
r
left Is its usual woman," was snag, the nobility sad aolemnitrel
might culminated. In that little group of darkoleu
and •
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as
-"e• and (we are quoting the Telegraph) standing fat sgsl'....
i No w looking like pi
between the colonel oolanne A o'''
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