Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-27 00:00:00

THE LATE CAPTAIN HARRISON•

-
the late Captain Harrison, of the Great Eastern,' „s
The last mark of respect to the mortal villa °
friends ha
performed this forenoon ; and no doubt many
respected, esteemed, and honoured the deceased es t 1
polished gentleman and intrepid seaman, Will 0.1
their
themselves of this last opportunity of testifying
friendship and admiration for him while alive, and then'
veneration for him after death. The body left Soutfh;
ampton at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, en route to
this town ; and the funeral cortege may be exPected ck
o'cle 0
reach the Lime-street railway station at ten
this (Friday) morning. The obsequies will be en .%
extensive scale ; and a large procession of reenrilibrib
friends will pay the final tribute of regard ~Y
attending the interment of their departed_ frienn
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Friday.: January 27, 1860.

'Those gentlemen who are desirous of taking part in the
Proeession are desired to join at Lime-street. The
mournful procession, starting from the Lime-street
station, will adopt • the following •ront :--Lime-street,
Ranelagh-street, Bold-street, Leece-street, and Rodney-
street, entering the St. James' Cemetery by the north
Pte. Captain Harrison has had some relatives interred
la this cemetery,.and his body will •be buried in the
family -vault, which is near to that of Huskisson. We
understand that the. Rev. C. S. Pizey, of Trinity Church,
'St. Anne-street, has been asked to officiate on this
mom-afully interesting occasion. -
The friends of Captain Harrison do not appear to be
-limited in this town, but to be co-extensive with his wide-
13Pread reputation. The following official notice was
LBstled on Wednesday, at Southampton, in the shape of
a handbill, surrounded by a mourning border, viz.:—
" Borough of Southampton.—Death of Captain Har-
i/is", of the Great Eastern. At an assembly of the
council of the borough of Southampton, held this
day, at the Audit-house,' in Southampton, Frederick
Perkins,r Esq.,
mayor, in the chair, it was resolved
unanimously That, in order to testify the re-
spect of-the inhabitants •of the town to the memory
: f the late lamented. Captain Harrison, this council
~„e.estilmend that the tradesmen of the town, will, on
ihursdav, the 26th instant, close their establishments
.duri '
eg the time Captain Harrison's remains are being
-eouveyed to the railway; that the .church bells in the
*own
do ring a muffled peal at eight o'clock in the
morning,and again at eight o'clock in the evening of
.t_he same. day ; that the bells do toll a muffled knell
.from half-past one to three o'clock on the same day,
during which time the body of Captain Harrison will
be conveyed from his late residence to the railway
terminus;
that minute guns be. fired from the Platform
Battery; from two till three o'clock of the said day.':—
By order, CHARLES: E. DEACON, Town-clerk.—Audit-
'house, Southampton, Jan. 24."

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