The interment of the late Mrs. Darnell, wife of Mr. W. H. Darnell, Church-street, Rushden, took place at the cemetery on Saturday morning. The cortege left the residence at 11.30, and proceeded to the cemetery. The Rector (Ven. Arthur Kitchin) officiated.

The chief mourners were :- Mr. W. H. Darnell (husband), and Miss Jessie Darnell (daughter), Messrs. Fred, Cyril, and Harry Darnell (sons); Mrs. J. E. Mustill (daughter), Northampton, and Mr. Mustill (son-in-law); Mr. James Willmott and Mr. Arthur Willmott (brothers); Mrs. J. Clayton, Mrs. J. Brown, Mrs. Joseph Sears, and Mrs. Edwards (sisters), Mrs. Joseph Knight and Mrs. F. S. Knight (sisters-in-law), Mr. David Darnell (father-in-law).

The coffin bore on the breastplate the inscription:-

The wreaths bore the following inscriptions :-

In loving memory of my dear wife, from her sorrowing husband.

To our dear mother, from her sorrowing children, Fred, Jessie, Cyril, and Harry.

To our dear mother, with fondest love, from Flo and Ted.

In fondest remembrance from her brothers and sisters.

In loving remembrance from Jane, Annie, and Grandad.

For my dear Nanna, with love, from Ronnie.

In loving memory from E. M. and M. Clayton.

With deepest sympathy from Mrs. G. Sanders and sisters.

In loving memory from Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clipson and family.

In loving sympathy from Mr. and Mrs. Mark Webb and family, Northampton.

With deepest sympathy from Mr. and Mrs. Noble and family.

With heartfelt sympathy from Mrs. and Mr. Ashby.

With kind sympathy from N. C. Webb.

From Muriel Baker.

With heartfelt sympathy from Ernest Brooks.

In loving sympathy from a friend, “He giveth His beloved sleep.”

With deepest sympathy from Alice, “To memory ever dear.”

With all true sympathy from Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bates.

With deepest sympathy from Mabel West.