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

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hose mother was widow;
present her it the !aaem/.
ling with the feelings rug
came that his late reseterb
d the voices of Mbar bom
as a naiad Ma
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wrgep of a milt% Liner
mingled with tba ehorl
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meteor, referred to la tly
peered fa iirterdafs 14.
the errinl of the hems
I ems of these who hes
walk bed Rot manly the
o wear their hate. O% at
ey at defiance by
I. of the proceedings.

s officials of Mearsau*.
, a spurted* pressatad hadt
it have moved every row
Standieg oa either side et
h gentlemen that wee*
among the crowds et
gy but for the rffilmeo
pad out beneath ye
their breasts. They vies
egues of the late stateless.
wed. They were not merely
Let which bad perished with'
inspired its coattails um
y were members of the
I its first rowthig thle
tber head will sineras
y. Upon the *math side at
-bearers stood in rem—Bart
iho of Argyll, and the Eight
is the north wide, the Lent
od, Sir George Grey, Lett
mi de Grey. Many a taps
men's thoughts and terabit
Bari Rummell feel as he stands
tneyttable, and as solemn
lifting of that pall 'kg
them beak to the pest, Mu%
them than that black resrall
e future ! Could any meet
folds which hide sweats*
wildly speculate torday, we
Icliaed to envy the lot of ale
MO dead, than of like,
✓and seventy years, elm
it, adventuring to-day opens
limed with responsibilities at
ity. Throughout the sank*
ied inch deep feeling as Foil
go, edge apparently dud be
ver ones raised from therein*,
rd down over the grave of hie
have been the emotion of UMW
so heavily press and weigh
a the great lesson to which
bow. A sadder farm save
EArl Russell's yesterday ; sad
over the siguidosat won*
es: should have peesed as by
are emaciate many • host
for him on learning a fact we

obsequies Si Were yesterday

bbey would have bees enlarged.
proportions of gwrgeons mar
he Garter and the Bath would
dr jewels. and their robes et
Than would km bias
ds to proclaim the style of the
been swarms of pursuivaateand
and lacquer, and pages in re•
my would base been swathed in
ye been shut out by heavy gads
as. would have been made lurid
men torches. The peers weald
the judges in their ermines.
is in court dress, the mourners

my ladies allowed to be primal!
e. In a word, the ceremony
ad hell-bizarre masquerade of
awe and ostrich plumes, Man
high-heeled shoes. Nor would
bare been wanting. A mate
was nothing without wins sad
Lome Walpole has, with cattle(
nkon vergers fighting with the
the guard for the wax candle
Ain', Quoin of George IL Bat
Easton was to all intents sad
al ; it was stately, and it eel
ighout simple and 'ever& There
church of England which could
'stance. There were probably
yesterday ose.helf of the
istingnishod men of whom this
rith aosrosly an exception, all in.
ffy ormosaled. Flom the summit
th transept one looked down on •
koloths and black coats, black
s—the eye sought in vein for an
itige ocean of black, fluted with
Bat when you came soarer to
when you scanned their features
end by as they filed past flout
you found yourself in the pee-
ls statesmen, lawyers, divines, and
That retiring individual in the
es • duke ; that V bler gentle'
a judge ; that modest person in •
zal. The age is averse from pimp
more era than at funerals. But
• a spectacle, the aspect at West.
r was sullen and meagre. The white
ad chorister' contrasted in a formed
the inky habits of the laymen ; and
was afforded here ands by the
doetor's hood, or by bieued
eurtry mayor. The Corporatica of
to the rescue, from a chromatics point
owns of scarlet, furred, their gohl
mieipal paraphernalia were of im-
ig the coup digit ; bat they tetl
a of dreary black end white. and
from view In the reward of the

&ease the attendance was eufficientiT
ye of • spectator travelled along die
soda hardly fail to light as a soot
sight. Item, in one corner, with
mormounting his blanched lineaments,
Kane Montt:dove. lu moths corner'
lack to a pillar, with AIM. MI"
it Chose Bowyer. Claire to him ris
re, closely-ant moustache, and scarlet
Turkish Ambsseador. Thsi• osse
In his immediate neighbourhoods
stpier.macAr-looking bead-dreee aad
I Sir Manookite Curse**. the dot
d by Victoria, Empress of Riedcsiten.
any creeds, so many minds Ands
simple protestant rite was props"'
ration of one of those spectators
n present the pomps and glories 01
coat ew4ing pidanonin in which the
ss his halberdie as klalOSSI4113611!
city and the world. To another mil
Aga of the dim synagogue and the
he covered worshippers, and the rolled
ay bat that to • third, shutting his
arisen the memorise of the Giaour
im Stamboul—of the Greek church
Laded virgins and its herbed*
ing—or of •the ghastly and leaked
tied floor liid—trouching conefSelOst
dant from the roof ; whlle to another
id • bright mirage of his own torrid
Kir, the strange rites, the yellow streak
ey were all—the Turk, the Jew, the
-all calmly listening to the fresh TOSS ti
der children singing that " bed:
hie name liveth for evermore."

CLOSE OP 2111 BEBVIOIL
'at anthem, " Man that is born. of I
r, the nobility sad solemnity of the
In that little group of dark•olad men
he Tekgrapk) standing far sissy, sea
des between the colossal columns of O.