In ftedfast hopes of a joyful Resurrection Near this place ly's interred the body of WILLIAM WATERSON, Esq., Surveyor of all the ports of England and Wales (except London) & Depy Coll' inwards of ye Port of London: who departed this life Ianuary ye 6th, 1710, in the 74th year of his Age. He executed these as well as feveral other important Trufts with great fidelity: from the Year 1660 when he first enter'd upon publick Bufsinefs he did ever reconcile ye faithfull discharge of his duty to ye Crown: with just regard to ye Subjects ease and conveniency: and has left an everlafting Character for his Integrity Industry probity In his private Relations he was a most Dutyfull Son loveing and tender Husband & parent most affectionate Brother Generous Friend & Greatly Charitable to all. Here also lies inter'd his only Son, who departed this life the 16th of January Anno Dom 1713 Æta: 42 Whose Piety learning and other Great Acquirements have left a lasting memorial of Him. He was a Good Chriftian a true Patriot a Faithfull Friend & an accomplish'd Gentleman His Kindness to his Relations and his love to mankind were above Comparison. Quis Defidero fit pudor, et modus Tam chari capitis. To the Memory of the Revd. R. W. BAXTER, B.D., who departed this life on the 5th day of January, 1850, in the 86th year of his age. He was for many years senior brother of the Royal Foundation of St. Katherine's, and an ornament to the same from the many and exemplary virtues which shone forth in his zealous and indefatigable fulfilment of his clerical calling: in his unbounded and unwearied beneficence: His mortal remains are deposited in the vault of His spirit is gone to God who gave it, to receive, without doubt, (thro' the merits of his Redeemer) from Him whom he served so faithfully, the blessed welcome promised (in the Scriptures) to the righteous, "Well done, good and faithful servant, This tablet is erected by his bereaved widow. + Sacred to the Memory of the Revd. SAMUEL PRICE DAVIES, M.A., eldest son of Sir David Davies, K.C.H., M.D., a Brother of St. Katherine's Hospital, London, and incumbent of Kingsthorpe, Northampton, Nat Octo. 5th, 1821, Obiit at Bairritz, France, Dec. 11th, 1855, Etat 34. As ye are partakers of the sufferings of (Christ), so shall ye be also of the consolation. Monumental Inscriptions IN S. JAMES'S CHAPEL, HAMPSTEAD ROAD. To the Memory of Who Died June 24th, 1810. This Monument is erected by His truly Mourning Widow, As a small teftimony of Her tender and grateful Affection, For a most beloved Husband and deep Affliction for His loss. In a Vault near this Spot Formerly Commander in Chief at Madras, Also of Rear Admiral HENRY STUART, Who Died 9th of April, 1840, Aged 72. Beneath this Tablet are Deposited the Remains Recalled from this Life A recall acutely Felt To the Righteous and benevolent In the same Family vault are Deposited the Remains He died on the 22nd of July, 1802, In the vault underneath this chapel, WILLIAM GRAY Late of the New Road, Fitzroy Square, Organ Builder; He died on the 12th Day of July, 1821, in the 65th year of His Age. Also of MARY, wife of the above, Who departed this life July the 8th, 1842, |