, 1865-11-14
LORD PALMERsT0N,S- FUNERAL.

So0Ha.nou q tol1mouInt
copontion Of Glasgow,
Corporation OF Edinburgh.
1ColYontto1 of91YeHon,
Rom.ey Volunteers,
Corporation Of Sandwich,
c.. eSosp LSoosporat,op 1 y! ol Hastings,
T.A,r onrronna;. 'Ie itone ssIs.n csa9Sn ~ 1,s ,
A"e''e ~o01oosis io13 o9 Innaa1 " 'a0 eotp'ia'
Tho sherF 1H ~ and dIda, his Th,.,,.4,
Lon. .Nayos,
Chaplain,
Sword and Mace Bearer.
TIE mAnss,
containing the body Of tho deceased lord, drawn b,
SIX hoIses, followed BY ihe mourning coaches, COZ
taining the following naonfners:
FtIst eoaeh-R1eht Hon. VIM. CoHpes, Rev
niensy sutnynn tehisi mon1nesH Right Hon.
Fa11 " Sbsfa.nnls, En, Aomt" 9n "@, 1o"es, Tue
/. Seeond coach1Hei1.y Htpp1s]ey. Eso. Rey. J.
Baker; n. 7; Higplsiey, NJ. W@: lnppfslsy. "
pei, noh. o. hs1Iy IoWPer, Hon Evelyn Ashley.
nan' Ceeii Ashie1 Iot shes} Ine oe. L'ooe Ashley
Fin CoscaATon. % F.eS' Joeei,n. Inn, s,a.,ex-
sr George Shee, IL. ChaIles Bairtnoton. '
Sixth toach-Duks OF Cambridge, .Viscount
brry, Lord Chamberlain, Archbishop Of Canse..
O9;s Seventh co.ealrbe it sDe,ke. Of III, gonse o,
,nT;;e' GomMHHs' the Lord Chancellor ka RUSSELL Ear
e.Eis'a Eichth coach-puke Of A,cr1e. Rtrbt Hon, "
E. Gladstone, Sir George Grey, 81 C6r,les Wood.
Ninth Coaeh-Easl Or Clarendon, Earl Grey,
DUKE Of Somerset, Lord Stanley Of Alderley.
aenn SoaS1msni Niiieqss RiaSa do 6, MNre KSns
Hon. o1' Henry Biand. ':sD' 1''a' ''''1es s'0S'o
! horses, and The remainder by two each. Then
/ fo1ioWed thu nrivata carrtapes AZ .Viscount
Pni,narst M NY brr MaiestV the f,seen W liz fnva1
| Hichness fhe sPrincc of WeIss his Royal
| Tiehness the Duke Of, Cambsidee- her Rom
/ Hiehness The Duchess Of Cambridee. the the Dueh.
~ Prrssiaa 81 Ambsssador. I the Ba1arian Ambassa, sae
!; dor ffe Arnerican 1mbsssadors tho f:recl
ChS,,Ge ii aAf16ires the Rnssian mis- ssa tior
the Eayarian W;n,ster Re1r;on Tinistcr ana,,
] tim Minister. italian Minister. turkish Min
Portnq1ese 1Psst Ministe1 ' Hanoprt;an Slinistcr
SeshsIanas Minister. Psrsian Minister
Chanceliors EaF1 Granville. DuEe ~ Arry1i
1 Rfrht HIM " r. cIadstnn Right Hon 81
e Grov Fioht Hon a. = Sko1d F.ei C,sr
cnsnn aFaF7 Dc Grew md G, R;nn,,, nntc a5
Somerset % Lord stnnlcv nj of AtHrrIer ri Rirht n
HIM Il 2nrfiwe,j Rfohf Hon. = p Vj,il;srs
TaId fhScf % 1nstice M"ste1 ~ ~" Van? V,cys
Chnncelio,a s;r r, EinJcr.iev s;r ~ =
Stnn.t Seoes n,ss sis ss Wnn MtaGss1sy, H on r
RnS Anle sfuee Sir p;sathta e. L Turner a. WEht
q. IL T-,s s;.tT tu;;11,on,, c;. ntcHgd'
Bv1es' W sir e Il. 4 Keattps,,. sir s. .Po1iocP h S E
r. Ghonra1i ~ sir - Pirott sir ~ shaa M II VIZ;
Haa Sr,,st.n ,,,,,oe. ~ ~ ~ si';; WI; Msns
n.,ahs. I'LL - na,r' nSu' peEnsss 9 ~ MMeuas.on,
Ia-eaG 1'o roo1 -" - poe.So.,. eoe1tess u
S,nnr3sss t Da,r.nar ~ nT Wrbtaid ~, ~ n' na'aa'
Worth N,i.s RgGa,t rantta ,aia 10y aniGs- g.
shee, Sir Moses Montet1ore, Baron Roths-
I!r;o}t C-,nr;n"ih,4, A - ~ 1h. 1.vn =.
EaHut, ctn, - Cu4unsAWa. 1S4., II: luLnttoe
nnttu, n,at, H1s. 5ne to4, La4f ataoleton, m,
nis11p Hnpa ~ 9nun, EIanessS ny .. rMe, Jou4lsss
9! .Ltcanelo, M3dSals INA q CtnnIleafde, Lord M
LyTeden, Lord Willonghby dEnesby, Sir Il.
Major % General @ Maicojn "a and Mr SD'VyI. D VII.
.lfaina. -' eN'>',' Wa
, The ronta taken bv the nrocnss,on vas
;thronred Nv mn innmense cnnc9n1ee oS neon1o
and ff1e IIns or coTriorea irs trn m a. ertanI
led beyond Hvde narE corner. T}e ha1coniea
,of tia chief fouses were crowded viii, Iaiiics
and rrntlcmrn NM, n n,anv n1sccs % aIrantnr'
ous m 6ersons hnd ent n upon % III roofs of huIld,
cession. IN n st. Jssnes, street and d Pai1 @ AioI1 @
|seyeraI Of tie clubs ware draped with black
cloth. At tina 1,n1servat1ve there wns a ua~1s .
:Isrre ssee,nbiapa Of iaiiIes and c-rnt,emen, ,
it was at the :Refor1n Gnb. .bnwever
that the ereatest outward ,mart
Of FrarArf WR4 rA11' The frten n}ar
.patt Of the exterior Eas iranei Win hiacl
CLOTH. and fhr ,nIilars nt TIA entrances Were
'otso rorsrp1 the 1ettar pis T.; .rhata has;
conan,cnn,,slr ninceii 11non The dark nr,,mnd:. u:
The l3fnds wcre. 1rnwn' 'cnil M aneetatnrs,
we1e shaved a. Ch.r r,n1 t@ro.s thsro .ss.s
tnc usual immense conco5rss Of people, and
that The police were enabiel @ 70 Keen IS thr ro,2
at ali eIeap fo tbe nrnccsston n nv 1asa Tho tTa
nft5eos r. Thstara,t ~ p..1is ino
ment atrcct bcd The h1;nds dra1x,s Io..., - ar5 M
The doors closed. and 1t The Adni,nltv 4 dIat+
was hoisted hsii.mast hirh... Tha nrosessIaS = it
reached Westminster Abbey exactiy at one
80 - IN THE uABBsY, :t -,
n efncn,ar contr,.t ~ lbe h,at,e anil sttr
1rf;ch Tern cxervwhepc ~ nreraisnt w W.. ~
arrest thnse w;th1n thc akhcv sat or ~ s4oad ~
crnecfsnt IN . roii and dccorons 81 s{,ence e''o
soI,h,c rrnwd ~ ~ reon,c @ i1ie1 tha e ionT .rsl a
nnes n the nsy,, m the snacea inomnI3ots,v ,
ado,nInr ado T he M STnve W were m Esnt @ yacant far ~.
I t"1c tso n Ike .omih transsnt s iat1o ~, ca a.
iery.. draped IN 1inrE ciofh' was eFcctrd
whereon were ranged q considerable number
of the lats statesman's colleagues, among
whom We recognized many Of The man
best known to England. In the narrow
stone galleries OF the TRANSCRIPTS, q few people
were here and there to be seen; and
one notable gallery, Immediately overlooking
tuE grave, Auu QIhpEn Ii DkACA ClQtU, MAS OE-
cupfed BY number Of ladies in deep mourn
ing: The great. gnunt walls, however,
dWarfcd these outward emblems OF grief into
md it almost seemed rs though
the grand and lofty building refused to bewail
the loss of 8 single man. Overhead, the sum-
the gloomy walls With faint tiDges Of lilac
and crimson, and the great rose window Of
the northern transept shed = misty glow Of
yellow light far above the sepulchfaI gloom
which cnre1oped the accessories Of the
funeral benea.h. Al times passing
cloud would drown the whole building
with din twilight, but presently again
great masses Of stone and kindle them into q
quiet md peaceful radiance.'
The coffin haTing arrived at the west, door
OF the Abbey, 1t was met by Dean ataniey,
the Rev. Lord J. Thyme, ". A., the Sub
Dean of Westminster, the Rev, Canon Jen-
Rev. Canon Nepean, the Rev. Canon Conway,
the Rev. Canot, HAWKES., the Rev. 8. Flood
Homes n a minister nf a. Matthew's
Enrinr Ear5ans Yninnr ranon the -Eey. t.
fTnion tha Rev. !. antrobra and tho Rev.
r Hartord mfnor. connne and nnw be,aE
he lou and soiemn chaotInr oftSo ~ cSn,r Ts1,a
son,r thn s"rto.ro. Thsn1, y. ~ ~ "n9
i115cssive I hnriai serricc x +ha e 'Gh1rch a ~
TSe1and A. thev ~ ~ eana 60 -" c1sn.3n ~ u
~eat1v a. wiIh a Go,i III 81 Hor5s,,s vo;cas ane ~
loudly and deeply "a la With t1e stronger and nd
mnra psss1nnnfe s,rrorr of men theSe cou,c
up the nave and through the sacIarium a pro-
ceseion Of boys dressed in white, followed by
certain fnnereal figures bearing before them
the noddine plumes Of the hcafse. Then fol-
upon q crimson velvet cushion, and ,lnmedi-
ntely behind eame-the collin Itself,
to which all eyes were at once directed.
Underneath that great covering Of black
and white be lay who now cared so little
what sort Of covering was accorded him. In
deed 1t YVES not gorgeous, nor vas the funeral
has witnessed many burfals more splendid,
though we cannot but think that theatrical
accessories crate somewhat on the. severe and |
solemn surroundings of the place. Scarcely
would q strangerhaye recognized il this fi1ne-