The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-03-19

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and turning. asked tor hu r.mpnIi
ruprau lie WAS present There
had tccua fcar Of some religious
mclodmma which Il was Thought
well toa,oid. Her ladies' who md
attempted to follow her. hud been
/ kent back also She could not oi
,ord to leave iby a.,oga' or h"'
q death to be reported lay curmcs
i. and rugitaus, and she required as
sistance for the scene which she
D meditated. Missing them she asSe'
&, tho reason OF their absence, aud saiC
:, t, She wished them TO see her die
Kent said he feared they nigh
scream or faint, or attempt perhap
to dip their handkcrchciis in he
blood. She undertook that the
should be quiet and obedient.
"The Queen" she said, 'woul
never deny her 50 slight a request
and when Kent still hesitated, sh
added, with tears, "You know Ian
cousin to your Queen, OF the bloc
of Henry the Seventh, II marie
Queen of France, and anolntc
Queen of Scotland"
It was impossible to refuse. u
was allowd to take six Of her ow
people with her, and select the
herself, She chose hel physics
Burgoyne, Androw Melville, 4
apothecary Gorion, and hersurgec
with two ladies, Elizabeth keue'
and Curle's young wife. Barba
Mowbray, whose child shehad b'
tized.
Gallons bone, she then said--"l
us go'--and passing out, attend
bv the earls,and leaning on the a
Of an officer of the guard, she
scended the great staircase to
hail. The news had spread
through the country. Thousa
of people were collected outside
walls. About three hundred knie
and gentlemen of the country
been admitted to witness the exS
ton. The tables and forms
been removed, and u great "
fire was blazcing in the chimney
the uper end OF the hall, above
fireplace, but near it stood the s
fold, twelve feet squareand TWO
INC and a half high. lt,was coy'
with black cloth; q low rail arc
it,covered with black cloth also;
wv the Sherifrs guard of halberC
w ~. were ranged on the floor beloV
80 ~. the four sides to keep Of the ere
'" On the scatiold was the block, }
'oo' like the rest; a square black cusI
Mr.. was placed behind il, and be
e.o1 tho cushion black chair; on
{ III right were two other chairs for
doos earls. The axe leant against
y,,o. rails, and two masked figures 8
Hui like mutcs on either side at the !
b. The Queen Of Scots, as she swel
or4or seemed as ifcoming to take a
/ 10. in some solemn pageant. :
l.l muscle Of her face conld be SCI
,,,a,t culver; she ascended the scs
! ~ with absolute composure, 10
Nal around her smiling, and sat q
AVON. Shrewsbury and Kent FOLLOWED
,erig took their places, the sheriff
~ at her left hand, and Bcalc
con. mounted a platform and rea'
g ,,,,ro warrant aloud. In all the asse
before Mary Stuart appeared the P
crov least interested in the words
; roho were consigning her to death.
: ~ &c She laid her crucifx on her
,asbod The chiefexecutioner took i
, false perquisite, but wasordered ins
With a to lay it down.. The lawn ye
a1linq lifted carefully oft, not 70 9
III, &c the hair, and was hung upc
# gold rail- ne p'aon iops : .'att;c
. hand moved. Deio" = wa : rYF
and ! crimson velvet. The BLACK,
= wore followed. and under the jack