The family gave up their first-formed plans, and the funeral took place in Westminster Abbey on April 26th. The pall-bearers were:—
| Sir John Lubbock, | Canon Farrar, |
| Mr. Huxley, | Sir Joseph Hooker, |
| Mr. James Russell Lowell | Mr. William Spottiswoode |
| (American Minister), | (President of the Royal Society), |
| Mr. A. R. Wallace | The Earl of Derby |
| The Duke of Devonshire, | The Duke of Argyll. |
The funeral was attended by the representatives of France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, and by those of the Universities and learned Societies, as well as by large numbers of personal friends and distinguished men.
The grave is in the north aisle of the Nave, close to the angle of the choir-screen, and a few feet from the grave of Sir Isaac Newton. The stone bears the inscription—
CHARLES ROBERT DARWIN.
Born 12 February, 1809.
Died 19 April, 1882.
APPENDIX II.
Portraits.