The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

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DEATH OF EARL SoMERs.—We have to announce the
decease of Earl Somers, which has just taken place at his
residence in Grosvenor-place, in his 65th year. The
deceased peer, John Somers Cox, married in 1815 the
youngest daughter of the third Earl of Hardwicke, by
whom he had issue Charles Somers Viscount Eastnor,
now Earl Somers, and three daughters. He succeeded
his father as second Earl in 1841.

DEATH OF LORD DINORBEN.—This unfortunateyoung
nobleman breathed his last at his ancestral mansion, Kin-
mel-park, on Wednesday last. He had long suffered
severely from epileptic fits, and was attacked in an alarm-
ing manner on the Sunday previous, from which attack
his lordship never rallied. Since the death of his father,
the late Lord Dinorben, much ligitation has been caused,
owing to the mental infirmity of his successor. The new
proprietor of Kinmel is Mr. Hughes, son of the late Mr.
J. Hughes, of the Beach, Rhyl, North Wales.

LORD DERBY AND THE WARDENSHIP OF THE CINQUE
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of
PORTS.—We understand that there is no foundation for
the statement which has appeared in the papers, that the
Earl of Derby has received the Wardenship of the Cinque
Ports. We have, on the contrary, reason to believe that
his lordship has advised her Majesty to offer it to the
acceptance of Lord Dalhousie, whose absence
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that office will be temporarily discharged by the Earl of
Derby —Morning Herald.

THE LATE DUKE OF WELLTNGTON.—The authorities
of the Lord Chamberlain's Department are busily em-
ployee in visiting and inspecting public buildings, for the
purpose of selecting the most appropriate place for the
lying-in-state of the late Duke of Wellington. Nothing
has yet been decided upon, but we still cannot help think-
ing that Chelsea Hospital is the most suitable locality that
can be fixed upon. The abode of hundreds of the brave
men who served under his Grace, the depository of trophies
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A GRAND MILITARY " MOURNING CEREMONY" has
taken place in Vienna, in honour of the late Duke of
Wellington, as Austria's Field-Marshal and Grand Cross
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Emperor of Austria appeared also in mourning,
Majesty has given express orders for the obsetvance,.
same military ceremonial in all the chief towns of the
empire. When the Dead March was pigyed, and the de
file over, the twelve batteries discharged their three

rounds

sponded t
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11, and volleys from the walls of the city re_
to the mournful salute over the imaginary bier.
itmoreland and a brilliant assemblage of officers
(mediate attendance upon the Emperor. The
•,rs' corps, down to the lowest subaltern of the
7ellington, will accompany their Colonel, who
'don to join in the funeral procession of the

is going to I
illustrious Duke,