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ISM. • 11 • • • • VOWS OP MIR LATIt MAIESTY. , mai... •I'g Wad tw 1 mob Ton is joryll tea °li lt: . lab . d a g i r s u m w, ll4lm rwt.el sie two. mr =r asks hp theh es :=bei 00 •` - ll• wets- he eametal." Hower vish aill".. ' MAMIIIIIIMMTIV. Dr. Lashimpra.—" Tomah the help at year ' • Seen shot *Wadi dingo at Illanommimilit es hoetrwarvemer is set esessrarg to the will of • was hoisted half sierhigh, and the tolling of the •.. 'a Imenolies e and they d o th eir duty by protest • suds es Pro% 4 , pass. , • wensnatioed. At six o'clock several mourning cons . Bailey —"YO u ta li r mk oot mean to me violence. an. vs. • r and six drew up towards Brawdanbough Hines, • . tby force the removal of the body. I trust, Dr. • 'I „..-0. iwww.at . in.iraft.t , /4 oleos, ed by a body of horsemen, when a considerable num • • I . , mpoo t . ... Dr. Lusbingtqow.-" I shall i t violence myself." . ‘,. „o•yse.t4l.4tr• of persons endeavoured to obtain admittance , but w Mr. Bailey. - -11111or recognise it in ahem " YI ... .c., . ,• • • -Ma Portals Vl3 prevented by the police officers who were stationed at Dr. Luahington.—" I shall *either assist in. or ••1 :(411 : . ' SOMA 14111. ~ 1 1,/* gate. On the admission of the coaches to the lawn I . •• • end violence; nor shall I join the procession in ni lee; pun,;. clan an, esrial •' I character of executor, but merely go as a pries rit,:sslts as motiJo (motor the house, a detachment of Horse Guards (Blue odividiul, to sbew my respect for her Majesty." Pre& .1..5r./11111101 1 'Pitted the gate. and proceeded towards the house Mr. Bailey.—" Very well, sir. I shall discharge in ntiotochiser astir 11;101%3 ,1 ,a+4 hate • About half-past six &deck, Mr. Alderman Wood . firmly, and, 1 trust. prnperly." fon the above conversation bad passed, the pros , . ten tmnottati: udt • toed in his private carriage. together with the Rev. .1 AO '6 , snort • ~, • as ermined. ...A. •!I '.o. MO isi IC Page Wood, her Majesty's Chaplain, in full canon' - A manage was sent from Mr. Wilde, who was in t. - ' , IWO& 1014 - ' • During the whole of this time, minute guns were bred -= tale apertment , that be wished to are Mr. Bailey : dii t summer •, . entleman immediately went to Mr. Wilde, and, on Pa g e. Parma • Tile crowd increased rapidly. The L ord Mal P r. Ik ` r ... t e nng the a f ar two', Mr. Wilde presented bum ' ' limillsouse, and Mr. Home, arrived in carnage& Si written protest &Oust the removal of her fildOelf * K. Wilma, Sir Gerard Noel, end several other dist . •.y. He then addressed Mr. Bailey on very warm -• side at the hems was &conned with an escutcheon. Pee- pitied characters. were on horseback. age, declaring the modest pursued by his Minty. • f a York le g e era th. t e e haws b et ee t „ At Maim FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS. ! tauten to be most diegratieful, all well as illegal. H • *Omer moos Impriblemems with die Maw C. R. Ths • entered that the body was nine by force against t ie heron and die ameba she woe dammed wi th Mr. Bailey, the Uodertsker and Upholsterer, Vof the executers, sett called upon Mr. Dinky to gill • II" Year Islam two earl um his MaiestYs Government bad aPPMilted conductor ' ' - es some issionnattou as it, *here he intmaded to tale Tewmpeter. • her Majesty. Funeral Procession, left his house at half be procession, by what route, and where woks desu- ifeillisse milker. two oalremi f adt p us . tom rad sim bedidt . ...i , past four o'clock oar Tuesday morning. preceded by I • ' a m tio r n . ? Bailey complaisse am eves impedlant !. 1 alma Led Hesi.bre Diabetes . ~,7. . , mourning coaches and six. a hearse and eight • - • rown in dot way of Oe mope Jose duty it -wee mbligwe i rearb mud , ~,,,.. .-. • . . aid . 7 ...LI . ~ .). _, , . with the various funeral habilitations and cerensosials tend at the removals! the body. He then memo and arrived between Ave and sin oraimb at ' •• . -it pocket a Leper. end aid limn it the maw ' • , • , wr. • • t--" Tbe Naomi oasaleada so pass limo elte , • . . • Tit afissmbill gawk immesh Home. fro l :W i sner 'Wm. Heastnereembh, op me ' and '• a A.' •. . • A litde before sig aileimity Dr. Lushness - '• * Ownifispits numselsoUhratedi. i I " K AlV i ti g m a r i i - r .b IV' • Mr. Wilde, Mr. Brougham Ald.Wood, Mr. 14 - . so Bayswater, Imo Amite le Ty (9th Meaveiggpordt mid air% eseWiefin Copt. Sir R. Wilson, Mr. Thomas, (acting for Mr. Mash, •, • pike, own the Edgware-road. skew kbeNew • Ileetesii Mr. Wilma Ora at Mr Robas). the Lord Chamberlain's Of fi ce) Dr. Holland. Lieu Islington, down the City-road, alougOliktreet, Mi her lib *joy% lignowles. midi dut/Aas. rsgs. ,to Hanford, &c. A quadrat of dos Oxford 114 , • Mr. Weed. bar Willesty's MON. mei Flynn end Hownam, Count Vassali, &c. were prison Brandenburgb House to itinalird_ t to attend di • ‘ MOM= *anis. i in the state apartment . ••u. a squadron of the Mb Light Dakelfink • teshlleammageserh mad elz,ornisintmg_' Lbw II 110mem ...... 5Ur1pa. el= two !up so Chelmsford ; aestamosgeedree et die The pies of leandenburgh House were closed . • fr om Chelmsford terCeleihrister. egarfam . n r ol l im c ...,=,:: th ee 4b e l ' o i .l e g th.it gge. ./ 7 " , r kept by Perry. one of the officers of Bow.. art, *nen •- • iota Colebemer to Harwich. where a game of .. her ln atom& Mlp by a number of Patrole, who prevested the entrance o is in w 3lllo _ll. dew . - Neon • Ur, Wilde delayed that be would not go with t , anitem ma A• •0, , , persons unconnected with the oolong essemony into - tor ib liancelag math dm —•. • in tbe route mentioned by Mr. Bailey. lAlSlhesemaLt• 11e. lase, grounds, and admitted only those whose eaters were • . • the body be taken except by force. and am& . a list. body stropped at the fi rst stage, he should he them tail emelt ernmellsei Mr. Ilelley. ad two mbar The London Committee, who rode on hossebask, wi • • ercise lin legal right. as executor (which was • • ohs will otawarsor she to Drasonike. ad any usurped power then exercised by the office rs .. the lest time prebosed ever t wo Mr liblawq • ate' hatbands an I white ba one or weeds in their hands, •to bed fists do • yed by his Majesty's Ministers), to have the hod ends of which were covered with crape, were con removed according to his own will. and that of her lat r A =it a the me= si orat=l=l . pow_ pletely wet when they reached Hammersmith. • • ajeste, without squadrons of soldiers. Mr. Bailey said 1, devised.. •at his orders were imperative, and nothing should pro• The earrieeseldlffiesse the Moab at her has Hammersmith Committee were on horseback, and a t him from doing his duty. He would take it • • tired the same as the former. The London Commits - , . ane w the p er il of re moving = Ths Cemaltlonef sad Lesiva. too sons were lauded by Mr. Hume and Mr. Hobhouse; and th THE PROC . The order was not internalised till the proemeice'sm-r • Soon after eight o'clock the procession, which al at Kensington. The eanatehles auto pollee anent. Hammersmith Committee by Mr.Gomme, the Chit - - formed tenants the gates, began to move; and • by ibis time headed the prowlers, eadrivitured to warden, and Mr. Bowling. The carriages were admit at moment she most awful fee ling evidently i • rn it out of the direct line leading to Pteradilly, 17 ted into the avenue leading from the Lodge to the house mass ofspactromes as well as those who look part i . • iditig it along Church area. which is by ew ors by Perry. the officer. proceessen. lioutend tuaolyheans were affected • . rch ; and thus to co:,vsv her Moresty's remelts** mot he scene, and many of Um lading in the carriages, as we - Tyburn-road. alai feAiwis tTie route previously At half-past seven, orders were issued by Mr. Bail . the female spectator, were subdued by their tears. asked by Mr. Bailey. This was promptly and very. for every penon to be in readiness to depart with t • To meet and lead the procession the Charity Children ••• ly resisted. Tile people cried out " Shame. • Hammersmith were tanged. melt carrying a basks . .e, cis city l"—but finding that exelsmatimm procession. and be went into the Stateroom and gav ith flowers. which they strewed along the road as t , avail, t mimed with pennoal force. A stout directions to the Lord Chanskerlain's Officers to delive . . _• . , passed. Th e o a ppeared, . sued ; a as no military had yet anieed, the . up the body to the persons in waiting, who would Cart Twelve horse soldiers (Blom tossanal two ', •., • .. This booteht she procession to a nand • . to ouriego t communication of wh i t had pawed was made to topes it to the hearse. The memos whose names are . • Manilla mach lulasiz• =L as 1.6 / • lower down in the procession; and w hilt mentioned (except Mr. Wilde) were in the State- . • nets of bar Pikarity's sad Page. . l' w ' m Leman. Unblock. was taking place the people in Church-stmts. at this period. • to work with an alacrity and success that were truly Ott the body of her Majesty being demanded of • - came: _ da t gr. prising, to render Ineffectual all the at to pew Executors. or. Lushingion spoke to the followi • ' • I M°lll l i ti s sod limb aret= or- l• NIL - such way, by blocking up and etiumg . up the effect I-- mat dam s el= . aggens, cars, &c. were brought and iiimet..... " x " Sir George Nagler and Mr. Bailey.—l'ou kno • ; the litteh.pins were taken out, std owls V ille couch milreg IThetnes. what has already taken place upon the ultimo of -. , . { 5l .q. LeggCliseekeile's odor, with p e g s , heels were taken tad; and 111 the horses were reammel. late Majesty's interment; you know what has been - a genthroin in die mime deprmsat. : • her up, the stones were removed ; trenches were • •. expressed wish of her Majesty's Executors upon the • Two soklisesen lesseskeek. the roadway; even the water pipes were opened ....- cessity of delay, for the purpose of making preparation ' . Me4eetra * l st &Pl= 1 " alla toe, la state , " e • bars and pokers were at work, and the workitseig for so long a journey; and also upon the disgraceful con , cheered with cans of porter and with the /spleen Mr. Cobb. Mr. Sheba& duct that has been persisted in to by his Majesty's Gover , . Mr- t= ' Mr. Binh. , the multitude, A stoppage of as impassable a name, ment, (in such direct opposition the known will . Mr. Mr. Rya. thus created, in less than half an hour, as was ever • : her late Majesty), in forcing into the funeral procesi . Mr. doll . Mr. Whet. • • •by a retreating army to cheek, the pursuit of an -„. t , a great body of soldiers. 1 enter my solemn pro lre Pages on twoand two, with black deals y. A wep t on, coma unit baggage helooging f • against the removal of her Majesty's body, in right . the secrind regiment ark foot gouda, 'MSS seised end • the legal power which is vested in me by her la.e M . Her late a M oo istesiariage, with six bowers.. ... • . gi r G ene ..t a I l k . teas s i va as .. , , . • •iu Church-street. The *trent whormunistitled -.- ..• jesty, as EUVIAOf. Proper arrangements tor the Amen Nag of • 4*. Hood. the Mena party immediately represented to Sir Robert Wilson and the long journey, and voyage by sea, have not beet ilemegeserdei ihe Came and •adiss *sea de an. • great inconvenience the 4 Isla y would ocossiun Inns made; there has not been time fur it ; and I OOMMOW , ' di!"°,...,.• ad dh . 4....... d .....,.. i ip.,..,. thi 1 i vie1e b y h i s Ale. his party, aa they had a long tuarch Wine ilit tn.— that the body be not removed till the arrangenien ""-ti Er -------- ---' - ilollOft *allot' i tttttt etliakly addressed the populace. suitable t o t h e nun i t * di gn i ty of the deerased. with basks &themes. The milks was ahem are mode • lie h as ma melba wm•—hieek welret. edged with dee egillis. pointed out in them that the delay eraddAte u 1 scrim's , sad a hap g ag ten d mam ba*, b anawassa , I t was sa tee. mootivettiestor to the soldiers..-. The short soleeeh or Sir . . Hr• lease orders from Government to pedal enwro which was carded upea the o,osien . . .... Ruben was received w ith great good hottunte , the lug. ~.. _~~ •• • - az-s:' -_- , ~_ , , .........