The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-13 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF Till LATE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.

We have authority 10 state that carrii'gee with persons
going to houses to see the procession peso, will be
allowed to set down in Piccadilly at any hour in the
morning not later than 9 o'clock; and to houses on
any other part of ;he line between Piccadilly and
Temple-bar, not .ater than half-past 9 o'clock.
illb
Carriagese with having tickets for St. Paul's
w allowe "dtom?aparY
pass along the street, on the line
of the Procession, tntil the hours respectively above
mentioned. But psrsons must take care to go in
time to reach Tempe Bar, before 10 o'clock, a.m.,
es by the regulatioes of the City Police none will be
allowed to pass Tetiple Bar after that hour.
FUNERAL OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.—It is
the opinion of the bislops of the several dioceses whom there
has been opportunity lo consult, that it will be a proper tri-
bute to the memory of the great man whose funeral is to
take place on Thursday next, if the clergy end churchwar-
dens of every parish one the bells in their churches to be
tolled from the hour cf 3 to 4 p.m., which is expected to be
the time when his reisains will be committed to the ground.
THE QU.EN's SPEECH.—Mr. Forbes Mackenzie
has addressed a letter to the editor of the Times, dated from
the Treasury, in which he declares that the outline of the
Queen's Speech, pnbleffied in the Government organ on the
morning of its delivery, was obtained by "surreptitious and
unjustifiable means."
M. VI-Lem-Rs' VloTtore. The following is the
notice that appears in the votes of the House of Commons :
"Mr. Charles Villiers—To move a resolution on free trade.
[Tuesday, 23d November.]"
BARON ROTHSCHILD, M.P.—The first meeting of
:he House of Commons since the recent elections took place
on Nov. 4 for the purpose of electing a Speaker. On the oc-
casion Baron Lionel de Rothschild attended in his place and
voted for the Speaker. It is rumoured that the baron in-
tends, when an occasion offers, to speak and vote, braving
the penalties for so doing.—Jervishatronic/e.
We are requested e'by the Earl of Lovelace to de-
clare that the letter which appeared in our colums with his
signature on the 11th inst. is a forgery.—Times.
THE LONDON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.—
This society commences its usual season on Monday next,
with Handel's " Messiah," preceded by the "Dead March"
in" Saul," and an appropriate selection from Handel's "Fu-
neral Anthem," as a tribute of respect to the memory of the
late Duke of Wellington.
GIVING WAY or OLD TEMPLE BAR.—In conse-
quence of its having been discovered that a
portion of the
bar, on the southern side of Fleet-
archway of old Temple
way, the city surveyor and
e,e
Peed yesterday in measuring and exam-
iningssetrveeerta, l
mh aedn
wseurdedeenn suddenly
to what extent tie foundation had sunk, so that it may
be previous fo the funeral procession of
th ienledamteFiaiteelidY repairs Mars he the Duke of Wellington passing
Cathedral Church of St Paul, on
generouslyol
Mechanics'
efcpt eurpe
Pope and
gates or bars (having been restored
Thursday throughthneexcitt,ytthee thei
withoutb oundar,i,e. . .
tYs
has been proposed for many years,
ni,as to open the carriage-way from
Mans of the Courts of Aldermen and
its demolition has been opposed
remnanttino hi
a6v7oe
)lotaf
nrde them althoughove d city
er
assidneurtitevthene okinlayjevsetsytiigtseeolff
could
ceuiertagylh the anciert
Ic'
hithertoloemetm-sotnr eheyct
ottuhonetchilae,nStwitgehuao
.noceing at the gate" for the Lord
permission to
formerteti
Irni
o that
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prutsrth,htes
through
r
hearheffi eld withi s notregret
re .
J. A. ROEBUCK, ie
health of the
established. He is at Bushy-,' be able to take his seat in the
cityt:h :m:se:op:lf
.baslLeo:nwfdoorens.
under the care of eminent medi-
cal
not to be able to attend at the
It will no doubt be a
, where matters of so much in-
:ea
severe
Houseemr ee men
disappointment
aapnpdo
Commons hn
te mhopes
natft
to e r I
Tesh, e Earl of Carlisle, whose
teearrl.elsietrxweioeussßbiLoeEndLoisfeE;ieud.HßoEnft
aantdthTeraLveeleedins MAemeheTncia Institution, on the Poetry
are so well remembered, has
a mark of respect to his old
friends in Sheffield, to deli's'''.
volunteered, as
a lecture before the Sheffield
Institution " () -n.he Poetry of Gray," some time
in the second or third week
, f December.
SOUTH WALES .EVAILIAL
—Yesterday morning,
of the roof of the temporary
uth Wales Railway embank-- s blown off by the wind. The
meat near the river oway, ee
about
engine-house
erectedl o k , t_heen wt
hheo 1
.I,k
loss falls .ontractor, who was bound to
maintain
upon Mr.
tw two
years. Easy, the
LORD CAMPBELL JOHIIG.
—Yesterday during the
ancient ceremony of pricking ‘r the Sheriffs in the
Duke of Northumberland,
presence
Lord r
tdhLe oEn sdx
eahlee,a to
l',ll,tser e otheru
aonf tihne.
ef
thet hCeir judges,aneellr
or the office in consequence
of his estate being reduced beta, 5%
en
ql.
%en. a year, by the opera-
a twinkle in his eye, ob-
served of free trade. Lord Carsbell turning round to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer wits
yet, perhaps, obtain some
"sustained, and that it would
be better to deem his qualifications
compensation t that th the 0
rg gentleman e
lossm anh
am
hi ge;
S°l"AToucester Arms, Bishop's-,
cient. Thejeu d'esprit
such as it was, elicited a good des of
merriment in the Court,
.J 1111,181,1. Yesterday,
road, Paddington, on Maria Kitchiev a
governess, aged 25.
f:inel: and proceeding to
IM rt
appeSUPPOSEDared
h tehl da
tFandAeiTenelq:useedst, at the lo I
ne
ee . i e r
exhibited the slightest
ate, who slept in the
symptoms of insanity, arose from hn,
elliwblae and bleeding, and
e, and seeing her half-
waytrho room
ways deceased
end seized her
out of the window, rushed to:sasmi
mwwintdtohwh,erra2iwseade iat,wwukheenhyantohtehen)i.
deceased fell into
, but efter five hours'
bthyetshterenetight
She was
absuttawkhenichupgiinvsi
-uecease was in a state
sufferingmedical aidshe wexespiirnesdt.antly procures
The :MY .turned the following
verdict:—" Deceased died from 'Pries received by a fall,
, herself out of win-
dow, there is no evidence to prove.
botntsowmhusamthebrutlhisemfa:olrtowohketphlearceshwehtt,hl7m
FRIGHTFUL
Hospital,
the
r VITRIOL:Ckt
Langford, aged 58
W. Baker, at the
London
Yesterday, an inquest was held by kr,
years, who committed suicide by swalowing a
quantity of
the oil of vitriol, which had been left Wile house for cleaning
copper. The jury returned a verditt _,.
el " Temporaee
insanity." Ebod:loTfliMara
LUNATIC ASYLUMS IN IRELAND:S-A Parliamentary
paper in return to a motion of Mr. SculY has been printed,
containing the statistics of the Irish distict lunatic asylums.
There are 11 district lunatic asylums n Ireland, and the
number of patients they contained amoulted on the 30th of
March to '2,735; 1,380 of whom were males, and 1,355
females.
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.—It h stated that in
consequence of the recent adverse derision of the pro-
prietors to the Western Extension poloy advocated by
the chairman and the majority of his cilleagues, it was
the intention of Mr. Chaplin at once t 0 have resigned
the chair; but on full consideration of en the circum-
stances of the company, including, in particular, the
resignation of the secretary, the present sacancies in the
board, and the further vacancies which will be occa-
sioned by the periodical rotations next 'ebruary, Mr.
Chaplin has decided not to relinqui4 his position
until the next half yearly general meetint after which
time ho will not be a candidate for the chair.
DREADFUL DEATH.—A young man, in the employ
of a brewer at Radetock, having been intrusted to attend
to the fires under-brewing furnace, one night last week,
fell asleep on a platform level with the top of it; and,
waking in a fright, staggered into the boilint liquid. He
died a few harp afterwards.