| The Two Syndics, (in their robes) | { | M. Mastow M. Gallatin. |
| Magistrates of the Republic, | { | M. Fazio, M. Salladin. |
Professors of the College, in their robes,
MM. Simond de Sismondi—A. de Candolle.
THE ENGLISH.
Lord Eglington,
Lord Twedell,
Right Hon. Wm. Wyckham,
Capt. Archibald Hamilton,
Mr. Campbell,
Mr. Franks,
Wm. Hamilton, Esq.,
Ex-Ambassador at Naples.
Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart.
Colonel Alcock,
Captain Swinters,
Mr. Alcock,
Mr. Drew,
Mr. Heywood,
Mr. Sitwell,
&c.
The Students of the College.
The Citizens of Geneva.
The English service was performed by the Rev. John Magers, of Queen's College, and the Rev. Mr. Burgess.
The grave was stated in the public prints to be next to that of his friend the late Professor M. A. Pictet: this is not the fact. It is far away from it, on the second line of No. 29, the fourth grave from the end of the west side of the Cemetery.
Sir Humphry Davy having died without issue, his baronetcy has become extinct.
At present, the only memorial raised to commemorate the name of this distinguished philosopher is a Tablet placed in Westminster Abbey by his widow. It is thus inscribed:—