Funeral of Mr J Richardson:– The funeral of Mr. J. Richardson, a respected inhabitant of the city, whose decease we reported last week, took place in St Peter's Churchyard, on Monday afternoon. The funeral cortege started from the deceased late residence, Lattimore-road, about 3 o'clock, among those who followed being: Messrs R. Heading (father-in-law), T. Richardson (brother), Smith, Wheathampstead (brother-in-law), W. Heading, Berkhampstead, J. Hunt, Berkhampstead, W. Heading, jun., R. Heading, A. Heading, and Arthur Heading (relatives of the deceased); Mr W. Cooper (head clerk of the L. & N.W. Railway department at Camden, where the deceased was engaged for so many years), Messrs Smith, Sulivan, Sinworth, C. B. Booth, C. B. Briant, A. C. Chalk, A. G. B. Brooks, H. B, Butcher, Dowding, Wise, and Russell (fellow clerks at Camden), and the following inhabitants of St Albans, most of whom are members of the Cricket Club, with which the deceased was for a long period actively associated:– Messrs J Gentle, T Pearce, F Blanks (Hon. Sec. of the Club), L J Myers, W Nutting, C Daly, Randall, L Sells, T Westell, J Jackson, W Davis, S Clark, G Stevens, J Darby, H Sears, W Kingham, Churchhouse, and J Brewer. In addition to those who joined in the funeral cortege, a large number of persons had assembled in the churchyard. The service was read by the Rev. T. Pitman, B.A., The coffin, which was elm, with black fittings, bore the following inscription:-