London, Feb, 1.
It was announced to-day that the remains of Earl Haig will be ferred in the family vault at Dry-Burgh Abbey, in Scotland, on Tuesday. Dryburgh Abbey' is near Bemersyde House, the late Field~ Marshal's Home. The Haig vault is next to the burial place of Sir Walter Scott, After the funeral service Westminster Abbey, to-morrow, the coffin will be entrained for Edinburgh. Arriving inthe 'Scottish capital at about midnigi it will be received by General Sir 'William Pyton, General Officer Commanding in' Scotland, and his staff. Two squadrons of the Scots Greys and the pipe band of the Cameron Highlanders will be attendance. Members of the' British Legion will bear the coffin to the gun-carriage and the procession will march through the city to St, Giles Cathedral where the body will lie vin state unfit Monday, when it will conveyed to Dryburgh Abbey. from the King by the Office Instructions have been, received Works that the flags of Governme buildings in England and Wal shall be flown at half-mast throughout to-morrow on the occasion of the first part of the funeral in Westminster Abbey. In Scotland flags will be flown at half-mast on the day of Interment in Dryburgh Abbey.
It is announced by the War Office that Plcld-Marshal Sir Willian Robertson has been forbidden by his doctor to act as a pall-bearer at the Westminster service and that his place will be taken by General Lord Cavan, Among the messages of condolence received yesterday by the For. eign Secretary was one from the Brazilian Government,
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