Star.
London, England, 1824-07-12 00:00:00

FUNERAL OF LORD BYRON.

This morning the remains of Lord Byron were removed from ,
the house of Sir Edward Knatchbull, in Great George-street,
where they have lain in state since Friday, in order to convey them
to Hucknell, in Nottinghamshire, where the family vault was
reserved when the great uncle of Lord Byron sold the Hucknell
estate. The procession, which left Great George-street at half
past 11 o'clock, was marshalled in the following order :
Mr. Lee, the High Constable of Westminster.
Mr. Woodenson, e Undertaker, mounted on a black horse, and
bearing a silver baton surmounted with a Coronet. 1
Constables on foot, to clear the way.
Two mutes, with batons. 1
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Six Cloaktnen on horseback, with scarfs and hat-bands.
Two mutes, attired in black silk surplices, and bearing batons.
A black Charger, stately caparisoned, bearing his Lordship's Coronet
on a velvet cushion. The Horse led by mutes.
Four ThsiexHHEoArres,Elherramming ercthelothßodryiehdlray drawn
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of the Carriage decorated in the same manner.
• Mourning Coach drawn by six Horses, con-
veying the urn which contained the heart of
Lord Byron.
A page. f A Mourning Coach and Six, containing the 1 A page.
1 nearest relatives of the deceased Lord.
A Page 1 Six other Mourning Coaches, containing Per- A Page
to each.' sons of distinction, Friends of the deceased. ft to each.
In the second Mourning Coach were Sir Francis Burdett and
Mr. Hobbouse. These were followed by thirty-six Gentlemen's
Carriages, among which we 'observed those of his Royal Highness
the Duke of Sussex, the Duke of Bedford, the Marquis of Law-
down, the Marquis of Tavistock, Viscount Falmouth, Lord Byron.
Viscount Melbeurne, Earl Cowper, Earl of Carlisle, Earl Jersey,
Lord George Cavendish, Michael Angelo Taylor, Messrs. Far-
quhar, Agar Ellis, &c.
One hackney chariot chiseed the precession, with only a lad in it,',
in deep mourning. 1
The cavalcade proceeded up by Charing Cross to Tottenham
Court Road, towards Highgate.
It is expected the procession will reach its destination on Friday ;
on its arrival at Nottingham, it will be joined by Lard Rancliffe,
a relition and friend of Lord Byron, and by a number of the
Gentlemen of the county. Lady Byron has not seen the remains
of her deceased Lord, as was stated some days ago. •
The neighbourhood of Whitehall and Great George-street, as
*4 as the streets throughwhich the procession passed,were crowded
with spectators, who expressed deep regret that this illustrious poet
had been cut off in the bloom of life, and at a moment when be
was engaged In the noble cause of rescuing Greece from the thral-
dom of the Turks.

FASHIONABLE ARRAAGEMENTS FOR THE WEE".

2.115 artuom.
The Marchioness of Waterford's Ball, Minsfield-street.
*Tames Adam Gordon, Esq.'s Ball, Hill-street, Bcrkeley-seluate.
The Dowager Countess of Cork's Party, New Burlingtou-strtet
Lady Jane Peel's DOettne, Munster Houle, Fulham.
Mrs. Keene's Party, Harley-street.

TUISDAT.

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Sir James Lamb, and Miss Burgas' Assembly, Queen Anne-st.
Mrs. Mitchell's Ball, Charles-street, Berkeley-square.
Mrs. Coutta' grand Entertainment, Stratton-street.

WKDIIIIISDA V.
Countess Verulasies Rout, Grosvenor-squate.

THURSDAY.

The Dowager Marchioness-
of Lansdown's grand Fancy Bail,
Albemarle-street.
Miss Vernon's Flirty, Cumberland-street.

PIIDAY.

The Marchioness of Cbolm-on-4.1-eie-i's Concert, Piccadilly.

SUNDAY.
The Duke and Duchess of Rutland's Entertainment, Arlingtoa-st