The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-21 00:00:00

WITI-ZZACTARIAN .DI8:

AT LIFIIB.

The Brighton Observer publishes the following
additional particulars of Mom regrettable proceedings, of
which we gave an account yesterday, manacled with the
funeral of Miss &obeli, who recently died at East Oriented,
in the establishment of the Ladies of St. Margaret, popularly
called Sinters of Mercy, in connexion with StickvWe College.
She had but recently joined the sisterhood, butdied suddenly
of scarlet fever hat week, leaving all her persosab
nal=
left her in her own tight by her mother, to the et
On condition that the Sinters of Mercy vreuM be allowed to
attend the funeral, they delivered the body to her father, the
Rev. J. &obeli, rural dean, for interment in the (molly vault
et All Saints. Accordingly in the evening the body arrived
by train, aocompanied hymn or eight sisters, and two priests
in their robes, the Rev. J. M. Neale, Warden of &divine
College, being one.

The 'corpse arrived about six o'clock in the eveniag by
train, at the Lewes station, where nearly WO prams,
anximui to witless the ceremony, waited to receive it. A
with all due solemnity wait formed; the
ic
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arlled on a bier followed by the Rev. J. Scobe=
den' ter, the Rev. J. M. Neale (the Warden of &drills
College), end another clergyman, the rear being brought up
IciLert of the Betters of Macy, in theirholy habit with
and hood.. The coffin was covered by a Meek and
white eke .uered pall, with white messes on the black squares
and black in'oeses on the white squares. The solemn cortlye
proceeded to All Saints Church, which was crowded with
people, and specially lighted up for the ecomion. The
churchyard is. wan lighted with leathern. At the en-
trance of the choxeh the corpse was met by the Rev. Mr.
Hutchinson, of Firls, Canon of Chichester Cathedral, who
officiated in a very impressive style.

The service in the church being concluded, the
re.formed, and proceeded to the vault at a remote part of
churchyard. It is built above groand, and for the ceremony
was lighted Waldo with lanthorne, end bedecked with bou-
quets and festoons of white dowers.
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The service being finialted, the family were taktmg a
Anal farewell when a prima pushed forward, and was about
to read some jargon in the vault. The Itev. Mr. &obeli im-
mediately stepped forward, closed the door of the vault,
looked it, and said, " This is my property." Hooting and yell-
ing then commenced from the crowd, now numbering nearly
a thousand person., and a fearful rush waa made at thetas
who had assisted at ceremony. The lights were quickly
extinguished, the Her. Mr. Nests was .tripped of hie sur-
plice, and the Sisters of Marcy were thrown down. All was
in one indescribable uproar. The mob, to show their feelligs,
commenced bonneting end timeliest the privet out of the
churchyard, and through the streets into Botethover, where
he took refuge in the Keig's Head Inn, the mob rennin's;
outside. Here he gave beef away to a law to keep the others
at bay and a young man obtelead a ladder for the reward
of a sovereign, and get Lim over a wsll at the back of the
house, and he escaped to the station. The deters sought
Metter in a fly, in which they were driven off to the railway.
When the mob found their bird had escaped from the ins,
they repaired to the station in such great numbers that the
railway authorities were compelled to put on a strong force
to keep them back. Eventually they took their departure by
train, expressing their intention to return the following day.
Yesterday, In conformit with their promise, a priest and
• nun melted et about half-put four o'clock, and endea-
voured to obtain admittance tato the churchyard. They
were soon discovered by a few person., whose numbers
quickly Increased, and exhibited such a feeling, that they
drove oil in a fly to the White Hotel..

The paper already quoted farther publishes the following
letters :
" Lewes, Thursday Evening, 5.30 p.m.
" The Rev. J. M. Neale and the Ledy Superiorose of :the
establishment of the Sisters of Mercy have just entered the
White Hart Hotel, whither they have been conveyed from
All Saint. Churchyard In a fly. A mob of about 200 per-
sons are yelling, howling, and crying" No l'opery," "Tarn
them out," " Remember. remember, the sth of November,"
ecc., in full chorus. The doors of the hotel were quickly
fastened, and G. C. Deltdan, Eeq., a megletrate, and two
policemen, were sour en the spot. Two others aeon followed,
and the four were pineal se marks at the door, which wee
again opened. The rev. gentlemen and kis female com-
panion then re-entered the ay, the windows o[ which were
immediately smashed. They drove off down St. Mary's•buie,
the police running with it foe protection, followed by the mob
'in foil cry. They anived in safety at the railway station,
where a stronger body of police awaited them, and
the doors being closed for their safety, the multitude
continued their yells and imprecations till the train, to con-
vey them to East Orinsteed, removed them from the scene.
In the event of the party having the temerity to venture
again on their obnoxious errand, whatever their motive may
be, they have been mewed by Mr. Dalbiac that the respon-
sibility for anything untoward which may occur they moat
take upon themselves.
"The parties who exhibited their feeling on the °cession,
most not be coneidered of the class termed ' roughs ; they
were of the various grades of the townsmen who hesitate not
to exhibit their aversion to any ceremony which has a sem-
blance to Itoinanism.
Rule Britannia' wee given by the assembly at the
gate., and one man on entering the station said, Where is
this Pope ?' He was at the time' standing aloes- to Mr.
Nada who was pointed out to him, upon which he said,
He a Line bird; and invited him to Lewes on sth No-
vember next, saying 'he would be well provided for.' Mr.
Neils accepted his invitation, and mid 'be would coma and
me him: "

PdtiIIiZZLEXIIIIT OF ONE THOUSAND POUNDS By
• Poott-nwrz COLLZOTOR.—Yestarday, at Biratiegbam,
a man maned Henry Cabe, for many years ors of the poor-
rats collectors of tits parish, was brought beton the magis-
trates on the chargu of embezzling 1,0001., tha mays of
the guardians. A remand warapplied for, without soy ger-
*edam being Mahal ; bat it is understood that the pet-
seasee &facetious wars discovered on Thursday by Hr.
Hunt, the district auditor. Finding that detection was in-
evitable, Gibbs admitted that he had spmoprimed moneys
to his own use, and further examination sheaveddefaleationa
to the sweat stated. These Wind on, two mem

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