... FUNERAL OF THE LATE EING. C ti During the whole of Saturday forenoon, and from a very early hour in the morning, public and private b vehicica continued to potir into ?Vjndsor, and even up if to four and five o'clock in the cvenin?, personages were c areicing who had official (intiev to perform at tire funeral. f Business teas eritiri-ly ouspen tied. the chops beingir frolic S shut up, but the ...

... djfl( CLCVI. POST IUOI?TEM EXAMI?A1'ION OF HIS LATE i¶IAJES'I'3(. to . c mit, EV RViI1.YDOGR CAS1 gE, Jiml 20, ]8.t7. lar ,e On ?? ?? remail1S Of hliS atC ?? Y IMajzesty Wildlistn the Foulrth the following6 appearaties ala h 5r vete nticeil: .tar ke In the right cavity of the chest there wava alu effusion wel *rof about 14 onnces of scrous fluidl. mae T he iung on that side was nowhere ...

... r t -. MARR I4 ?ED. r tFlorenice, Edwtard' Marrvus Whyte, Esq. of Hothann Itouse, 6 Yorksbiie, to Florence, daugjhter o~f the late Captatin C.'all. I- W~alker, Rt.N. o At St. Clement Danes, alrl. S. F. Allnutt, of Port~ee, to Jsne. t edaughter' of Mr. Butteiefiold, of the Strand. Mlnu.o e j, Aitlajest x's Mhi NI'iellvCtte to Mar~thea. danghte~rof th~e laite A~dmralrS' e Sir A. I',itchell, K.B. ...