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infantile array was sumer
affecting. The little boys
kiln which the little girls
Their heads were uncovered,
I incessantly, but entirely
I and solemn office, they
to the pelting of the piti-

Clarenceux King of Arms,
.ttended by Mr. Hood, the
ushered into the state apart-
•ery extraordinary nature
afterwards, which we shall faith.
• places
clock Dr. Luohingion en-
B rut%tuna, Alderman
Sir Robert Wilson, Mr.
Mash, of the Lord China-
lolland, Lieutenants Flinn
'assali, &c. were present in

'y a squadron of the Ox.
command of Capt. Bourr►i.,
Is, Regent's Park, which
live o'clock, ■t Brandon.
up the avenue from the
formed its lists its front of the
;pr►vsed considerable displea•
the soldiers. Between five

...e arrival* become thicker and
raiu descended copiously, notwithi.
population of London were

crowded lines from all
streaming on towards Hyde Pat ke
with iio abatement of num.
- houses

windows closed from the
Ir. Cohtwit's house was
of black cloth, whicb
Theapplicutions for ad-
Isutlenbergh House were
;of salmis:mu seemed to bet
Many who had act busi-
i others to whom it was,
were repulsed churlishly..
London newspapers ouf-.
from the lacqueys or con-
. the fiiiug of minute guns,
suppose that the funeral was
This proved to be a anis-
. appeared subsequently,
incomplete, and several of
engaged in the ceretnouies
them we observed Mr.
carriage; Mr. Hume, and
seemingly men nrdistiuctlon,
costume, who with their block
gave an effect of gloomy
rocession when it began to move.
• obstinate silence was observed
respecting the line of road to
"•I several gentlemen attach.
cu in rendezvous in Hyde
that course it would be ne-
The leading members of
themselves from any anxiety or
subject, by taking their sta.

,k orders were issued by
person to be iu readiness to
, and he went into the
directions to the Lo►d Chamber-
the body to the persons
carry it to the hearse. The
above mentioned (except
state room at this period.
forth and addressed Sir
Bailey. It may be us
the persons present in the
lain:sus :—Sir Geo. Nayler
the foot of her Majesty's
Mr. Hood, the Herald,
directions fron► his Majesty's
him to remove the body ;
trance of the state apart-
of the Lord Chamberlain
'lumber), Messrs. Nost,
in plain black dresses.
body were arranged Mr.
(with a star on his left
Mr. Thomas, Dr, flol-
Clsippenden, the assistant-
icood, Rev. Mr. Wood, her
int Vanish, Esc. On the
demanded of the execu-
to the following effect :
Mr. Bailey—You know
)lace upon the subject of
'meat. You know what has
hit Majesty's Executors
delay for the purpose of
long a journey, and also
ottsluct that has been per-
, Governs's...if such
the known alit at her
isita the Baena pro-
Jiers. I enter eitiiisidensis
reatosal of her Majesty's
legs, poser vested ►t use
?xrcuto►. Proper arrange-
and the long journey Awl
been made : t here It is not

command that the body be
x,

away. This innocent rid
wooly interesting and a
carried large basket., fro
supplied themselves. Thi
and it rained heavily and i
engrossed with their sad
seemed totallv.insenenble
less storm.
14
Sir George Nayler, se C
arrived by six o'clock, aft
Herald ; they were ushers
0 merit, •nd a scene of • we
took place emu. afterward
• l fully detail in its proper p
A little after *ix o'cla
tered; Mr. Wilde, Mr.
Wood, Mr. Hot:amuse, Si
Thomas (acting for Mr. M
berlain's Office), Dr. Dot
and Hownam, Count Vas
the state apartment.
At six o'clock precisely
ford Blues, under the coin
arrived from their bafrie-1
they left a quarter before t
burgh-Douse, and rode
Lodge, where they formed
house. 3he crowd express
sore ors the outrages of the
and Aix o'clock We arrival
frequent; the rain de-wen
standing which the pops
seen in continued and
i parts of the town streaming
corner, and from thence wit
bets all along the road to It
along the toad bad all sbe
tops to the bottoms. Mr
dnitiogui•hed by • sheet
t wholly enveloped the front.
ruisrion at the gates of Bre
vastlYisameroua. Theorder,
not tell chanty fixed. Al
uess passed with east, end
impottrusi so be present wi
everal personas from the L
11! fired these uncivil rebuffs'',
stables at the gale,.
.1 At half past 6 o'clock the
led the crowd to suppow
moving front the (louse. 1
• take—the preparations, it
were at that time very ince
the .leading personages engu
• arrived after it. Among
• Brougham in his own car
so Scotch gentlesnen, aeewi
dressed in Iliglihnid costun
111, plumes and crape, gave
'romance to the procession
t seems that the While obstiu
•
oward• all inquirers respe,
he taken, and vainly did at
d to the cmailcade, then
rx attempt to learn what
for them to take. 1
4at .body secured themsel
disappointment on the subj.
%ion within_ the grounds.
At half•past seven o'clock
•I Mr. Wiley, fur every perky
!quirt with the promotion,
. . tale room and give direction
sin's Officers to deliver up
•i is waiting. who would care)
seasons whose names are ab
r. Wilde) were Ili the sti
r. Lushingtost stepped fa
eorge Nayler and Mr. B
ell to give the names of tie
I 1 ..'tate room and their shush
ood in his state dress at th
offiii ; on his right was D
"ding in his baud the three
veriuneut authorising his
• u each side of the enitam
sent anted the Officers of
4 rooms of the Great Ch
t L ;arduer, and Seymour. i
Pt a each side of the hot
' • roughens, Sir It. Wilson
, feint), Air. M
id, Mr. B.iSry, Mr. Chi
onducter ; Alderman Woo
I.l.jesty's Chaplain, Coale
Ludy of tier 11. ,j,-soy bring I
i •
tors, (Jr. Lushrugton spoke t
" Sit George Nayler and
•hat has already taken pl
: 1 Orr late Majesty' intermen
• yen the exp r d wish of h
4
pon the necessity of del
taking preparations fur so I
‘turidi the
bdye"ghriliscrful
t*ld
Majesty's
trect oppo.i 11041 to the
4' • e NtlieSty ), in forcing
shin a great body of soldis
ont•-st against the remo
ly, in right of the legs
y her late M rjesry, as Ear
tits fur the tubers!, and
age by sea, have not her
e, time for it, and I corn
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