Sacred to the Memory of
Mr. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Linen Draper,

of Oswestry, Salop,
Who fell a victim

to the Cholera

on the 11th July, 1832, in the 28th year of his age. He was a kind

and affectionate husband,

and tender Father,

and his Memory will be

long cherished by all who knew him.

Kind angels, watch this sleeping dust,
Till Jesus comes to raise the just.
May he awake in sweet surprise,
And in his Saviour's image rise.

Sacred to the Memory of
FREDERICK SOMERVILLE,
Died 2nd of Sep, 1835.
aged 3 years 9 months.

Here lies the sweetest bud of hope,
That e'er to fondest wish was given ;
Would you know its happy state,
Repent, and seek the flower in heaver

Beneath this stone are interred

in the joyful hope of a blessed resurrection,
the mortal remains of
LUCY KENT,

of Hoxne, in the county of Suffolk, Who was suddenly cut off by small pox the 8th day of January, 1836, in the 21st year of her age. "Watch ye, therefore, for ye know not

when the Master of the House cometh; at Even, or at Midnight, or at the Cock-crowing, or in the Morning."

Also EDWARD KENT,

Brother of the above,

Who died with the same disease,
July 6th, 1838,

in the 27 year of his age.

Sacred to the Memory of
RICHARD HARRIS, Esqre,
Thirty years Collector of
His Majesty's Customs on Coals
in the Port of London,
Who departed this Life,
August 10th, 1835,

in the 86th year of his age.

SARAH BARNWELL, of Barbadoes, in the West Indies,
Died at Gravesend in the county of Kent,
Sep 19th, 1835,
Aged 45.

Two homes she had on earth-the scorching coast,
Where Britain's flag floats in the tainted breeze;
And next her father's land, her fondest boast,
Where fortune blessed with chastened joy and ease.
But death has called her to a second life,
On softened tones her innocence had given ;
And from the valley of his shadowy strife,
May Christ receive her to a home in Heaven.

Here lies the Body of

the first-born son of

Mr. & Mrs. G. DASTIS,
Still-born on the 16th of Sep 1835.

Oh! you who know what the affection of parents is,
Pity the unhappy Mr. and Mrs. Dastis;
Who will regret all their life

The loss of their first-born child.

Sacred

to the Memory of
ISAAC NAGLE,

Musician of the 1st Life Guards, Who Died Nov. 24, 1839, in the 16th year of his age. In affectionate remembrance of a beloved brother

By his sister.

In Memory of
CHARLES CLARKE, Esqre., F.S.A.,
Late of Her Majesty's Ordnance Office,
in the Island of Guernsey:
Who died May 30th, 1840,
In his 80th year.

Requiescat in pace.

In Memory of

ALEXANDER ROBERTSON,
of Osnaburgh Street, in this Parish,
and of the Office of His Majesty's
Woods and Forests,

Who Departed this Life
on the 27th of February, 1835,
Aged 39 years.

He died sincerely regretted

By his many Friends,

Who have caused this monument

to be erected over his remains.

May he rest in peace.

In Memory of

Mr. THOMAS WRIGHT FENELON,
who departed this life 12th January, 1801,
Aged 63 years.
Also

Mrs. JANE FENELON,

who departed this life 20th of January, 1807,
Aged 52 years.
This

Monument

was erected by order and at the expense
of

A. F. P. De Bligny,

as the last token of respect and gratitude

to

Mr. & Mrs. Fenelon,

For the parental care they took of him while they lived.

In

Memory of

Mrs. MARY PILCH, wife of

Mr. John Pilch, of this Parish, who departed this life Jan 23rd, 1804, Aged 38 years.

Also four of their children.

Yon Gazing Throng, Come take A look,
My History sure would swell a Book.
In nature's sorrow I was call'd away,

To see the Glories of Eternal day.

Where may my Husband and my offspring join To Sing the Praises of the Lord divine.