The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

rex FUNERAL OP LORD PALMER.SPOY.

The body of the dimmed Premier will be removed from
Brockett Hall on Monday morning at 9 o'clock, in an
ordinary hearse, and conveyed by road to Waterloo station,
and thence by rail to Broadiaride, which place it will reach
about 7 in the evening. It will then be placed in a
convenient room of the mansion, and on Tuesday the tenanti y
of the estate will be admitted to take a farewell look at the
body.
In ceder that the wishes of hie lordship shall be serried
out to the letter, the room is which the **Me will be placed
will not be decorated with a single emblem of state—aot
even draped in black cloth.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday afternoon at
3 o'clock. The cortZge will consist of a hearse with feathers,
drawn by four horses, a necessary number of =pursing
eanehes (without feathers), drawn by two horse@ only, and
• number of private carriages.
The procession will leave the mansion, as stated
above, at 3 o'clock, and will proceed to New Rooney
Cemetery, Heals, where, al slceady stated. t'.•
remaios of the Liable lord will be inteirriiil si
vault which has been bail) on a site selected by his
lordship some few years since as his reeting.place, the
family vault, in the Old Abbey Church of Itomsey, having
been closed out the isterment of the late Sir William
Temple, the brother et his lordship. His lordship visited
the spot when he was last staying at Broadlaada.
It is telly anticipated that the mounting cortege will be
lengthy. as a large number of his lordship's political ad-
herents have intimated their intention of paying their last
tribute of respect to the remains of their leader.
The principal mousers will comprise the Rev. H. W.
Sulivan, his lordship's nephew, and only remaining male re•
presentative of his line ; Admiral Sir William Bowler, the
Right Hon. Laurence Beltran. the Earl of Shaftesbury, the
Right lion. W. F. Cowper, the EszlOowper, the Hon.
H.
Cowper, M.P., the Hon. Spender Cowper, he.
There le little doubt that the liar! of Olamiadoe, Earl
Russell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Lord `Stanley of
Alderley, and other members of the government will attend
the foamed.

Yesterday the Prince of Wales and party went
out cover shooting. The Princess of Wake and the Princess
Hilda, accompaied by the Duchess of Roxburgh,. visited
the raise of Rozburghe Castle, passing through Kelso on
their way thither. They were loudly &oared se they
drove through the town. To-day (Saturday) the Prince
will eocompany the Duke of Roxburgh) on • salmon.
fishing excarsioo, and in the evening the Prince and Prin-
cess will take their departure for London.
The Earl and Countess De La Warr aro enter-
taining • select circle of friestla at Keels. Amongst others
the Archbishop of Canterbury and MP Langley, the Earl
Amherst and Lady Constance Amherst, the Marquis
Camden and the Ladies Pratt, the Hon. Mortimer Sack-
vine and Mrs. West, Sir Thomas and Lai,. Biddulpb,
Vie:optima Falmouth sod the Hon. Mies 83401111/011, the
Earl and Comatose Stanhope and Lady Mary Stanhope, the
Hoo. and Rev. J. Napier, Mr. Berle, and Mr. E. Johnow.
Among the 147 freshmen entered at Trinity Cul-
lege this term (says the Cambridge redepeadeati, are the
Marquis of Huntley, the Earl of Ellsersere. Visconat
Jocelye, and the Hon. J. 1.. Lindsay, S. G. W. Lytteltoe,
sad H. R. Orde Powlett.
The Lord Bishop of Gloeoester and Bristol has
instituted the Rev. Cherie s Hoary Ridable, junior. M.A.,
to the rectory of Sly mbridge, G:ouoestersbire, ulnas by
the death of the Rev. Robert Meadows White, on the pre-
sentation of Magdalen College, Oxford.
John Morant, Esq., of Brockeuhurst, in the New
Forget, is order to *Peerage poor cottager. to keep bees,
has instituted as annual hooey show. The first show wee
held • few days ago, when prism were distributed to those
poor people who had been meet seimessful with their been
After Friday next (27th), Macbeth and Co us,
which have been performed eines the opening of Drury.
lane, will be withdrawn from the programme in weer
pence of the preparations to be made for the prodectioe of
King John, on the 4th of November. This noble "
his-
tory will be illustrated by new scenery painted by Mr. W.
Beverley, and the cast will scimpries Messrs. Phelps, James
Anderson, and Swioburna It is, indeed, intooded to be
the grand " revival" of the seeps.
The Wandering Minstrels will shortly open their
mister musical campaign, and Lord Gerald Fitzgerald and
the Hon. Seymour Egerton have arrived In town in order to
Make the smeary ansaggesente.
Herr Joachim's return to England is adjourned
till January, whoa he well resume his piste u drat violin
s.d the Popular Conant..
An operetta, in two acts, by MM. Oxenford
and Meyer Lutz, Is to be produced on Monday at the
Royalty Theatre.
Everyone will regret to hear (Rays the d titanium)
that Madame Lind-Goldschreidt it obliged to paw the
winter in the south of Europe for the beeelitof her health.
In consequence of the heavy accumulation of
'tore' in the departments of Woolwich Arsenal, sod the
unequal demand for supply sines the teem)
of the
Russian war, the war department authorities have of
the necessity of gradually reducing the number of me.
Panics and others employed throughout the establish-
ment Twenty carpenters, haring received • weak)) notice
of dismissal, will be dieeharged to-day. Numbers of
others from each breath of the establishment will, it
is stated, shortly follow.
We regret to see from the Surrey Standard of to-
day that the unfortunate keeper named Foster, who wee sc.
isidestally shot os Wednesday, while pheasant shoot*,
bv Julius Casa*.the celebrated cricketer, died on Thurs-
day. Dr. Balchin and Dr. Parsons made an baste to the
spot, but sop toned that the wooed. were liefeed their
skill to heal, and that his life was feet ebbing away. The
peer maa's wife and folded child also arrived, and being
NOW seeable he took his farewell in • earn= which all who
whammed me never forget. Julius Omar is also much to
pitied, for although the airetimetases wee se pasty sea-
dental his peace of mied is Peeked. The demand leaves •
widow sad seven children, the eldest 17.
A re-valuation of the property of the county of
Lancaster, far rating purpose, Ms jest hop esinpished.
end the ansenst is teed at 10,035,0001., er Pewee Mere*
sod fair minim in exam of that mind at when the hat
valuades was made 11 yams age.