... FI~ (rU V E LATE MAJEST- V 'the arrangemen-ts for lls late Alajesty's funeral were de- initively fixed an Iriday His peent Ail ?? will follow lhe coerl)s of the late King as chief mourner. The King will wear a spantle of purple cloth, and the Dukes of Cumberland, Sussex, GlOucester, and Prince Leopold, ssill wear mantles Hrlajesty las determined to accompany the King at the uneril ohsequlies ...

... D'~lnorW Rf HUSX]ESSOZN. I'1lie sufitil ' itig i All I Ifutskis'on wtre not long~ protr tieted So01l aifter' the eri-ival of M~-r Ranesomn, the surgeoni, D~r. HLont- tlet' of' diuibur-li, %N- ho happenedl to hle ill thle neighbou01rhood, Intl Alir Wh attell, Air (3arside, tiiid Id r Wlijte, 511 -Colis Pf Manchriester, recached the vim rie'eig, ind ifiter Sceing tile dlying patitent, hldi ai ...

... Ste w4uncval of bit late faic0tq2. I Long before ten o'clock on Thursday morning, arrivals of all sorts were taking place in Windsor, and every nook and corner that presented the slightest chance of a reception were taken possession of by the various vehiclesand their contents, as they arrived. At four o'clock a large body of troops was marched into the Long Walk, in preparation for the ...

... I CUNMA'L OP. SOE LATE MR M USHISSOI. I - .. ?? ?? i own at .seotd Edistrtnen7 f 'te iv erpolol 1SkierlCtavs,). Tis day lpI1i(lay), thie relaiaials of thl! Rtight lioln. Williamti lluskisson wvere a'oiaiiaitted to tie grav hin the 'lantre of tiae iew ,emnetery at Liverpool, atiltd ?? attelided Ib\ thousands of ii a sollrowiag cotlntrynio-n. A storog railitag a as elected ohi each side of tue ...