Transcribed from the 1697 Walter Kettilby edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org. Many thanks to Kensington and Chelsea local studies for finding this in their archive and allowing it to be transcribed. [Picture: Front page of pamphlet] A Funeral Sermon PREACH’D ON THE Decease of the Right Honourable The LADY _Elizabeth Cutts_, Late Wife of the Right Honourable The LORD _Cutts_, On the 5th of _December_, 1697. at _Kensington_ Church. * * * * * By _William Wigan_, Chaplain in Ordinary to His Majesty, and Vicar of _Kensington_. * * * * * _LONDON_, Printed for _Walter Kettilby_, at the _Bishop’s-_ _Head in_ S. _Paul_s Church-yard, 1697. * * * * * A Funeral Sermon Preached on the Decease of the Right Honourable The Lady _Elizabeth Cutts_. * * * * * Numb. xxiii. _v._ 10. latter part. _Let me die the death of the Righteous_, _and let my latter end be like his_. THIS Lord’s Day being one of the Sundays in _Advent_, wherein, by Order of the Church, we are put in mind of Christ’s second coming to Judgment: And it being also a day on which we are to partake of the Holy Sacrament, shewing forth Christ’s Death till He come again; it might not be unseasonable on it to meditate also on our latter ends, if so be we had not this special Mournful occasion from the Death of the Honourable, the Vertuous, and the Religious Lady _Cutts_.