Here also are the Remains

of JOHN LAWSON, Esqre

of Bough Hall

in the county of York

Who departed this life

January 28th 1791
Aged 69.

Requiescat in pace.

In a vault

Near this place

Lies interred the Body of

JOSEPH RICHARDSON, Esqre

youngest son of William Westbroke Richardson Esqre Late of East Barnet, Herts

Who departed this life

January the 16th 1797

Aged 39.

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To the memory of

JOHN DILLON, Esqre of Belgrade
Who departed this life

For a much better April 14th 1800.
He was a father to his tenants

The best of masters to his servants

and everything to his loving servant who was so happy to serve him from 1762 till God was pleased to call him to everlasting glory

To the memory of
Mrs. MARY DANIELL,

of Howland Street: Spinster,

who departed this life

on the 24th day of February, 1806
in the fifty-ninth year of
her age

Also of Miss MARY DANIELL,

Who died 27 Nov 1811.

Aged nine years and six months.

WILLIAM NORFOLK JOHNSONE,

who died 22nd of December 1818

aged 56 years.

Late lay Impropriator of the

great tythes of this Parish.

Near this spot

Rest the Remains

of the late

THOMAS PERCIVAL CRAWLEY, Esquire, youngest son of the late Thomas Crawley, of Welwyn, Herts, Esquire,

obiit 12th February 1822, Etat 27 years.
Also of SUSANNA

Widow of the above named Thomas Crawley, Esq and mother of the before mentioned

T. P. Crawley Esq.

ob: 3 Feb. 1849 Æt: 97.

To the Memory of

JOHN WALDRON WRIGHT, Esqre Formerly a Merchant and Magistrate of British Honduras

where his eminent and valuable public services obtained in the year 1848 the marked approbation of the Legislative Assembly of that Colony.

He died in London on the 11th August 1850, in the 64th year of his age, deeply and sincerely regretted by his family and friends.

Also of his Wife

ANN,

who died on the 22nd January, 1843,
aged 46 years.

And of THOMAS EDWARD, their son, who died on the 20th December, 1836, aged 5 years.

Their remains are interred in the

Burial Ground Adjoining This Church.

Monumental Inscriptions

IN

OLD S. PANCRAS CHURCHYARD,

MIDDLESEX.

DOROTHY Only Daughter of
John Eyton,

of Leewood in Flintshire,

By Dorothy, sister of

Robert Davies,
Died 1672.

Dame MARY SLINGSBY,

Widow, from S. James, buried March 1, 1693-4.*

The Right Hon. MARY, Lady Dowager
ABERGAVENNY, buried Nov. 14, 1699.

Dame BRIDGET CLIFTON, buried Nov. 11, 1711.

* Her name was originally Aldridge. Lady Slingsby was a favourite actress at the Theatre Royal, and was for some years known as Mrs. Lee. She probably married Sir Henry Slingsby, Bart., M.P. for Knaresborough.